Bandon recorder., July 12, 1906, Image 18

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FROM BUSY PROSPER
Base ball Sunday - Baudon vs Co­
Danae at tbe Bank Hall, Salnrday
night.
quille.
Work has commenced ou tbe new1 Rsed tbe advertisements iu ibis
wharf.
issue
All the News of a Week’s
Don’t forget that Dr. Steele, dentist, ia
Butter wrapper* priut«»d at the Rl-
Happenings Told in a
ocated in Bandon.
1 CORDER office
Brief Manner.
A. M. Sumner was a county »eat
A. W. Vatoey of Coquille was a
visitor tbe first of the week
visitor io Bandon yesterday.
E. M. Blacker by was transacting | * Dr Brentis, tbe dwuttRt will
Th» dam from winch tbe Aberdeen mill is
tie in supplied with water, was broken last week
business in Coquille, Saturday.
Bandon about the middle of the and several days labor whh required to put
Attorney Geo. B Topping left yes-I
it in gm>d condition again.
month.
terday on a business trip to Bort) and.
Mrs. N. Lorenz and sou Ed, of Co­ H. Hotigell came over from Marshfield
Tbe Favorite has been taking the quille. were visiting Bandon relatives last Monday and spent s-veral days visiting
friends at this place.
milk run for tbe Venus tbe past few this week
M Wilson and wife, of Crane's camp
days.
Wm. Kyle and sons will build a passed down to Itamlou last Moi-dav even­
Tbos. Anderson is building a new cold storage plant, at Florence, to ing enroute to Laugh is where they had
gone on a two daxa pleasure trip.
warehouse in tbe rear of bis meat preserve salmon.
The gasoline boat Butfalo was taken I»
market.
T. B. Davidson is moving bis fami­ I Baudon last Thursday, where Hile whs
The barber shops now close at ly to Kubli, Or., this week, where be
docked for repairs. The work was done at
eight o'clock every evening except has decided to locate.
tbe Baudon foundry. Still with confidence
Saturday.
in the Buffalo we are looking forward to
Fred Gross is having the house be
Y M. LOW?:
1). J. LOWE.
Miss Grace Garfield left yesterday recently purchased of J. E. Fisher, another speed contest with the Waupooia.
Though both boats are favorites we natural
for a visit with relatives at Belling­ moved out to the street.
ly would like to see the Prosper boat once
The Ccquille country is noted for its bale and hearty old people, for its beautiful women, and for healthy
ham, Wash.
victorious.
Dr. Culin and Geo. Gage of Co­
babies. There seems to be something in tbe air that promotes health and beauty. W e print above tbe pic
V. Fisher left last Friday for Ari­ quille. were here Tuesday aud Wed
Wesaie Gilman, visited his motfier at Co­
quille
the
first
of
last
week
zona to look over tbe country with a nesday enjoying tbe ozone.
tores of two old pioneers who have lived ou the Coquille for half a century.
I hey have each passed tbe
John Donaldson our getnsl Prosper cleJk
view to locating there.
four score mile post but are as lively as a two-year old colt yet and seem destined to reach the century mark.
A. J. Hartman and George Richard bad two days off last week He visited bis
Mrs. Dr. Kime returned Io her Hancock were passengers Io Coquille son near Kiverton, also made a brief stay-
home in Cottage Grove this week.
in Coquille.
on tbe boat yesterday morning.
Mrs. Ad. Gross accompanied her for
The soh Huliv was towed Io the Prosper
W H Button and Y. M. Lowe are mill the 5th. ai d discharged ballast. They
a short visit.
making improvements by tbe liberal will be ready for sea shout the last of the
Coquille people are coming to Ban­ use of painton their dwelling houses. week Capt. Korth will be accompanied by
don on an excursion Sunday. They
Brof. Miller's electrio wonderland bis wife aud daughter, Mis. Trost and Anns
will bring their band and ball players
Miller, this trip.
and moving picture show is billed for
and a host of fans.
Wm. Hicking spent two days in Bandon
an entertainment at tbe Opera House, last week tallying lumber for the ech C. T.
The ball game Sunday between this evening
Hill.
Bandon and Randolph on tbe home
Messrs McCormac and Geo. Steward were
Tbe body of Antone Wirth, who
grounds resulted in favor of Bandon
INSURANCE COMPANY OF N. Y.
was drowned in Coos River over a at this place on business last week.
by a score of 5 to 1
A. Barrows and family, Miss E. Collier,
month ago, was found last Sunday
and Mrs. 8. W. Fahv returned Sunday even­
Mrs. Bearl Ericksen leaves today morning near Al Smith's place.
P. B. HOYT, Agent, BANDON, OR.
ing from a week's out mg at the old Morrison
for Bortlaud where she goes as a del
Tbe W. O. W. will hold a grand place north of Bullards. They report an
egate to the Grand Lodge Degree of
initiation at Bort Orford, August 17th enjoyable trip.
Honor. She will visit her parents in
t he Mutual Life Insurance Company was organized in 1843, the first of its
Mesdames Korth and Johnson, Mrs. Trost
and 18th, Hon W. C. Hawley is
Washington before returning.
and
Anna
Miller,
wete
up
from
Bandon
for
billed to deliver tbe address.
kind in America. In 24 years it had become ttie largest in the world. For 39
tbe afternoon last Thursday
There are so many different kinds
E. S. Trowbridge aud wife of Cal
years, in spite of tbe keenest competition, it lias held the lend, passing un
Wm. Buss, late purchaser of the Beale
of prepared food stuffs on tbe shelves
ifornia are visiting their son, O. A. tract near Coquille, is planning to excavate
harmed through panics, failures, »trikes and ware; meeting with pion ptness
of the modern grocery, that it almost
Trowbridge aud family. W. E. Bage, a ditch ou his place for the purpose of drain­
its every obligation and having over 470 millions of assets to-day ; tins being
seems as if city folks must live out of
an old family friend, also accom­ ing bis land and also to be used tor fioatinp
pasteboard boxes. How thankful tbe
78 millions in excess of the 392 millions required bv law uh reserve fund for
*ogs from tbe surrounding timber claims.
panied them here for a visit.
He, Eugene O'Coiinel, and A. Pershbaker.
farmer should be, that be, day by day.
paying all thr Company's insurance risks, as certified by the New York tn
The school directors for this dis­ nave been considering the proposition and
gets his living fresh from tbe earth
s irance department: and all other legal liabilities
that bore it. No better place to live, trict have selected teachers for grades will investigate the matter, and make rm
estimate
of
the
cost
.
etc.,
bef->re
any
deci-ive
No obligation could
three aud four, seven and eight and
A pohev in th» Mutual Life is just as good ns gold
io all tbe world, than on the farm.
■ move will be marie
the principal. They are still con­
yoaBibly be better. A bond of the V. 8. Government is no safer. It will.
Frank Shannon, of Bandon, spent
Andrew Bossen was up from Bandon, Sim
sidering applications for the lowei
therefore, be a iui-fortui:e if anyone is misled by the writer who prints for
. day, the guest of Mr. and Mrs C. Goodman
two or three days io town last week,
grades.
J. Armstrong, one of our well known low
revenue or for notoriety, or by the attorney who is out for In- clients, or the
visiting among others bis old com­
One hundred distinct aud separate I er river saw mill < mployes. has given lip th.
rade, A. J. Wilson, who has been ill
competitor who is out for himself, or even by the gentlemen «ho have organ­
books
telling tbe complete story of position which lie held with the Aberdeen
fur some days, returned home Sat
ized themselves into committees under mi honest misapi r» lienKmn of tbe/.HelH.
I mill for th« past two years, and is now
urday. His daughter, Mrs. Frank tbe San Francisco earthquake «rid ¡locat-d at PHrkeiaburg. where lie holds >
Such incidents m«v tend to hinder business, but need deter no one who needs
Henry and husband, of Fat Elk, came tire, each one of them “tbe only mi position in that mill
insurance.
Tb>-Mutual Life issues a policy hi a notably low rule, which
over Saturday and shw him before he tbentic account,” «re in preparation
C Goodman was a passenger to Bandon
in
tbe
various
cities
of
the
country.
per stmr Favorite, Sunday.
provides most far reachiriR protection.
returned - Herald
Mrs. C. Carothers and daughter, Mies
There is nothing so efficacious as
It has been officially announced
whitewash upon farm buildings and Welcome, have gone up the river to visit
OUR RATES AND PLANS BEFORE INSURING.
that betw en $100,000 and $125,000
I friends at and near Coquille. They will
lane fences; «nd tbe pure white seems spend several deva with Mr. and Mrs. J. L
will be spent at once on improvements
to make tbe most agreeable contrast | Boy,
on the Coos Bay, Roseburg & Eastern
with tbe green of grass and foliage.
I. E. Paul and wife, of Marshfield, are
railroad property, which has just re­
There are many recipes for making visiting the lattet’a cousin, L. T. Smith and
cently been purchased by tbe South­
family, near this place.
the kind that “wou’t come off.
ern Pacific. Two new locomotives,
These are the days when (bedev­ Glen Cox and wife, C. Langworthy. Mieses
50 new flat care, and a new passenger
Langworthy and Moore, were down from
coach are among tbe things to be iled ham, potted chicken, and «11 such Kandolph. shopping. Saturday. Mr. Cox
canned meat stuffs «re in disrepute, informed us tiler the mill at that place
added to the rolling stock.
and Oregonians are glad to live ¡ d which has been idle for some tune, will start
A. H. Bosen, a member of tbe the land where fruits aud berries are again this week.
l(n mlol ph.
so requested him to take the matter
Southern Pacific survey crew oper- indigenous, and where we do not have
Mr. and Mrs Moore and two daughters,
to the Lord in prayer and come
Tbe
crowd
of
young
people
who
ating below Baudon, passed through to depend on impure foods to feed I from Looking glass, a-e located at the Os­
again.
In about two months he
spent
the
Fourth
at
Dairyville
have
borne A Langworthy mill. Mr. Moore will
town Monday en route to the Bay for upon.-—Roseburg Spokesman.
showed up. They questioned him as
engage in hauling lumber for the Mill Co returned an I report a very enjoyable
the purpose of having an operation
to what reply, if any. he had received,
We beard on tbe street the other
The Soli. Albion arrived at the Aberdeen time. One of the important events
performed, having been suffering for
and lie said:
The Lord told me not
day of a man who claimed he was too mill Monday mottling and i< loading fol was a ball game played July Sth, be
some time from an old hurt by
tube discouraged. He said He had
iween the Randolph mid Dairyville
poor to take Lis home paper, hut all 8. F.
being struck in the face by a base
It is lepoifed that the sell Oregon while team“, which-lesulied iii a victory fot
been trying to get into that eburch
tbe same he read a notice in one of
ball. He may go on to Portland.—
in tow from Pai keisl uig Fnday night,
for seven years, Imt bad not suc­
our county papers, telling bow to pre­ struck n rock near lioekv Point and was I the Randolph boys. Before tbe game,
Herald.
ceeded.’'
vent a horse from slobering, and sent quite badly damaged. Il is thought tin however, a few of them were wanting
The steamboat inspectors were $1.50 for recipe; when the $1 50 worth arknesa was the ciuiao of diaaster. Andre« | to know what Randolph was. I guest-
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here this week and all the boats ex­ of information came, it said, “Teach Nielson ami J. Pederson, two young nu i they found will, for at. the end of tlm
from tins place shipped on Hie vessel to Hid seventh inning the score was 7 to 30.
cept the Dispatch were fotiud Io be your horse bow to spit
with
the pumps allould it be nece-sarv to
in need of repairs or additions. Tbe
We went down to Dairyville intend
Guy Lattin left yesterday for South use them.
tug was found to be in such bad con­ inlet to look up some cattle. Ho ex
ing t here to stay ;
Mis. " m. Thomas and daughter I ihvi
dition that extensive repairs were
We went down to Dairyville, u
pei’t« to return Thursday «nd leave moved Io Lamps where they will be em
ordered and it will be necessary to Saturday for Bandon where be «nd ployed in Ihe Codv lioaiding house. They
game of ball to play.
put her on tbe dry dock. The in­
expected to go to Yoakum's camp but a bet- The game now is over, the DairyvilL
bis family will reside. Mr Lattin tet offi r was made them bv the Cody Co.
spectors left yesterday morning for
boys can t plav,
has purchased the steamboat R.eta,
M' llie Fahy of Bullards made Parkers
Gold Beach
W e've come back to Randolph. ti
which he will put on the run between burg friends h visit oil the 7tb.
Randolph to slay.
Coquille held a special election Iasi Coquille and Bandon, with Capt. Le
F. S. Carman, of Aberdeen made Bandon
Ensign Storey will be in
Mund ay io decide whether the city nev«, formerly of the Aieri. in com­ a business visit last Friday.
Mr and Mr- Wilbur Hayter re
should amend its charter and issue mand —Coos Bay Times.
«V. How nd for the I hs I two weeks an em turned Friday from Arago where they
Ba till on July 14 and 15.
ployee
in lhe Prosper mi l Ims resigned hie spent their Fourth.
saloon licenses regardless of the vote
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position
with
the
Co.,
Hiid
has
accepted
a
in tbe June election when the town
Regular monthly meeting of Town position with the lumber Co. at Kandolph.
Mrs. W in. Doak is now visiting her Open air meetings Saturday
went dry on tbe prohibition question Board of Trustees met at tbe Council
old
home at Elelka.
Wm. Peck of Sixes Kiver has purchased
and Sunday.
Meetings at
for the county. Tbe vote Monday room June30th. AH members present. about 50 head of cattle and will stock the
Mrs Haines of Parkersburg visited
whs about three to one in favor of li­ The following bills were allowed;
range which be owns near that river. He at the borne of Mrs. Hayter. Sunday
Methodist church in the even-
censing tbe saloons. The Council got
has •-eveial bundled Hciea of good grazing
I). B Strang, Jr. for service
Mr. W in. Kennedy and bride passed ing.
busy, amended tbe charter and or­
rendered
2 5<J land and an abundance of good grass and
believes
this
to
Im
a
paving
investment.
through
this place Monday en route
dered that licenses be granted. There
A Rice services a« Recorder 5 IMI
J.
W.
Clinton,
the
Kiverton
logger,
to
their
new home at Anderson'«
WHS
will be merry hades at the staid old
Bao’er Bros, 1 ease oil
3 15 down on a business trip Saturday, In
camp
Bill's
smiling countenance
“Gentlemen of the jury." erupted
county seat from now on. Another
E. M. Clayton, lumber
266 48 streaking of Ihe demand for lumber he says
assured
ns
that
be
was
very
happy.
the
attorney for the plaint iff, address
case, probably, for tbe courts to de
Jack Hoover, Marshal
45 (Ml the cedar market is somewhat advancing
ing
lb» twelve Arkansas peers who
Mr. and Mrs A. Hultm visited
cide.
again. He spoke of the Simpson Lumber
E B Henry, Marshal ami
Co. receiving an order for 500 M feet cedHi Mrs. Hullin'» parents. Mr. and Mrs. were sitting in judgment and on tbeir
labor ou streets
14>x 25 for Atlantic market. 150 M to l„. -hipped to
The school directors have called a
respective shoulder blades, in a dam
W Tennisaon, last week.
Fred Mehl was authorized to have Long Island for government purposes.
special meetiog to be held at the
age suit against a grasping corpora
B egoie and P atsy .
school bouse July 19th, at 2 o'clock. what rock was uecessary put along
Wm. Htcking made a run to Coquille
tion for killing a cow, “if the train
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Ways and means are to be devised bluff for the proteeth n of tbe pest Monday afternoon wi'h hia gasoline front
bad been riiuuiug as slow as it should
carrying tbe mail. The steamer Liberty Amend City Charter
for buying more school ground or bouse.
have been ran, if the bell had been
lecame
disabled
and
wan
ui
able
to
have
A special meeting was held Mon
For New Water Work«
building site and erect an additional
Bandon.
rung as it ort to Lave been rang, or
school building Tbe school popula day evening July 9th. The business
Enterprise. Or., July 9.— As a re
Mrs. J Conrad moved her household
the whistle had been blown as it
tion has outgrown tbe present build­ of tbe session cousisied principally of goods to Baudon I'rnmlur and will occupv suit of the constitutions! amendment
should have been blew, none of which
her
new
borne,
which
elm
recently
pnrehasi
d
ing. and additional rooms will have to drafting a new occupation t«x ordi­
permitting municipal corporations to
near the shingle mill
was did, the cow would not have been
be built to it or another school build­ nance which will probably be passed
amend their charters. Enterprise will
injured
when she was killed!'’
(.'nil on Zeek. Bandon, for Seed at once proceed to ameud its cbartei
ing erected. Some favor addiog at tbe next meeting. A warmut for
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rooms to the old building, while $32 75 was issued to Et. Henry to Oat«, Seed Burley, Seed Botatoes.
so itiai a system of waterworks will
F or N ai . e One 44 ft Cut Cham be put io which will most likely coat
•there faT’r buying another site and pay for Wxuk on street «nd ti «< men
nutting up • building that will suffice 'employed «« miirslid- July lib were pion mower nt cost. Wiu Gather.
$25,000. The present system of wat­
for present needs and which can I e paid a* Follows: C. J Duly $3 25,
erworks
is owned by private parties,
S rc I tr \\ anted by Bandon Com
I
A Erickaon $3.75. F. Holman $3.25, mercial Co Three t»nt« each, cash and it is cot satisfactory.
added to later
The Mutual Life
Bandon
on
P. B. HOYT, Agent. Oreg
JOB. . .
PRINTING
Neatly and
Promptly
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Done at the
Recorder office
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