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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1907)
Supplement to Bandon Recorder I ’ !.. h . riti I t.ev Soi.day Speci.» Meeting I I Death of Niels Pederson. ........... ...................... \ . 11,•• .iff .............. . i - of Neils Pederson, an old and re- i Athlet. c Cinti was held i the Bandon ¡spected citizen of thia county, died Timed iy eveuiug Afidi 31. for Ihej •it Lis b.'uie at Prosper, last Saturday purjioM- f makiug .irratigemeuis for i li ght. He worked in the garden the t .- i ili 'Ii -mg of apparatus Í r the I | day previous and that in connection chili and tLe following business WES I witu long trouble is responsible for trim-acted: Lis untimely death. M ating was culled to order •’y The deceased was born in Norway Fresi i< nt Donald Ctnirlesoa, after an 1 came to the Lulled States when Soinethirg ' r tie 1 B-n- «i.i n g.mvr it liiscussioQ on ways a boy. He moved to C'ooa county dou. A fine line of \ elveteeus, Silks, an J means 1 getting apparatus fur and was the original owner of the F urm*h- th" clut> ensued. 1 he following mo townait* of Prosper, He was a cor Pre** Goods and Ladu tioL* wi le made, : ecollded H'jd car- poral in Co. K. First Oregon National ing*. at A J Hartman », ( • nod. That the President be em Guards, and was an honest upright Toe funeral of BFi .zii' I i-.H . to pay $5.00 for th" ar man and the community will loose Wtl died at the North Pt • is of the old Athletic Cino ami • me of its best citizens. Deceased it«! mm. <>f Peritimi, la*t * uwr> o pliou as to buyiug any leaves besides his wife, Gerda Peder- will I e held at C'oqndl » at tv Saturday afterno« <». Tbeie will tie|,,:;,( thereof. That the pieaident be son, seven children; John, Norman, a large crowd from Bandon on the empuwei d with the authority of Arthur, Amelia, Gerda, Nome, and d , ■ ii { . i the stockholders Olga Pederson Hungell. morniug boat, and i be afterm >u boat I’he funeral was held Tuesday and will le held until after Ine funeral if tin i In1 i ' ..ugh the next issue of Baud II locortler. 'C rdei on Friday the body was brought to Bandon on Mr. Tupper was i men of the Masonic, Odd I eltows a .it the evening, May 3i • at 8 o’clock That the morning boat. Interment in the Knight* of Pytina s Lodge* j *0D- i '(iliiUtd bi e ol Iblee be np- Baud ti Cemetery. ap- purchase the to don. He was fot hotel pointed Bandon Boomers. the presi- W ell paratus of t he cllll , bnsint*- m Band known and genertti'y liked 1! his lee. hc ng as ou" an 1 appoint itig acquaintances. . Wi, T. Trevdgold and Ernest Bom To Mr. and Mrs. llsy Flan in appointed- J hat w hereas ders. on Wednesday, a boy. Eri Presbyterian Church. accc:cling to the tcita* of the con Bom—To Mr and Mrs. Cbas. tract existing between Shields At Phillips, last Friday, a boy. S«rv icf both morning an ! Vt-niog K.'um dy and the trustees of the Ban- Born — To Mr. and Mrs. E. L. at 11 ! a.m and 7.30 pm. Sunday Ion Athletic dub, the stun of $20 is scie >■ ! at 10 a.m. and Christian En now due and owing them from said Strader, April 25. a boy. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Parish d> aver at p.m. Sermon theme elid'. Therefore be it resolved that for ti».' • morning. “God the Supply th. - i.'tary 1 lu-i.diy directed to Ward, April 25, a 10J pound boy. for II amati Need All arc cordially issue tiiem tin order nj n the treas Boro—To Mr. and Mrs. Chas. invited lo woi.shtp witb us. Richert, April 28. a boy. urer f ,aid sum an I the trea-urer (¡1. ieiie i 1. R oai u. i’ast i is empowered an I required to honor House Movers. same up u , "titation, and that the Jumped His Board Bili. secret.-iiy I " eni| ".ven d to get all W A Goodman, who is moving the n . _, materrd for keeping the Laird property on Main street, will Geo. Barry, wear' of the usual books of the club. give you an intelligent bid on any routine, decided create a little Viter a genera! discusoiou on wel- work of this character that you may diversion ami li ft a C-iquille restau fare of the club, tin- meeting was ud- require. Call on him while be is in rant without the ’ : mality of puigl- jourued. town. Charges are reasonable. mg up twenty five cartwheels for bis ’!'* future prospects of the club W. A. G oodman . board bill. Sheriff Gage, having i ng up to becoming one of deairo to interv n .-. B.iiry, phoned t <1TH tbo h-a i ng dill s of tho county and I. .3-5 a 3-3-'33->3i»3-3i3--313>3-3--3-;'34u Deputy Sheriff Blackerby ’ tbi- IviTVRIMK 1 th” i.e iubia.-. are showing great tn place, ami Barty was soon dust %-5 3-3-3 3-3-3-3.3-3-3!3>3-3.-3«;3-»-3->38^ terest. ->! his at.d Kennedy have the real thing. Thecapt AUBIVED. renovated the ball unit arranged it schooner Sotoyoma being Gas sehr Monterey, Lucas, 26tb. -a*isf.-.etoi v to the board of directors, fered to stand g. <>d f. r tm Sehr Kuby, Kortb, 2fftb. and new apparatus will be ordered HAILED. provided Barry would ship at once and install' 1 as soon as con Francisco. This was . at ->i -f ■ tory, Sehr Advance, Ogidensseh, for San venient. I bo membership has reached and the said Barry wa* >v iq Frau. 26th. tl t.w > hundred mark, anti still in- for work yesterday morning. How Stmr Elizabeth, Olsen, 26th. •i ' a mg and the t: 'usurer hold* $220 ever, he was of the opinion that work Sohr Albion, Mattison, May let. on hand. and he were enemies, and without Sehr Sotoyoma, Peterson, let. Come and join us and help a good taking bis clothing, lit out for parts thing along. (less D. G ross , Sec. A. J. Hartman &. Co. have an ex unknown. There is a warrant out cellent line of Millinery and you can for his arrest and up to this date t e get a swell hat all the way from $1 Chicken dinner at the City Pestati fantastic deck swabber has been mak up. Call and see them. ing strides out of civilization. The rant next Sunday. Don't folget th« Pic tic W' r. in ti • ; h tn I. May 2, À 907 Baneber* plant garden*, ti B n don M ik-t Leeds your i u.r Chicken lini i at tie < ity K *st iti- Why ship everything fr< n (. I mt next Sllli.l J nl '. on I ' hat y on c Capi. Snydei ieft on the Mont r> y views of Baudot! and vici for San Francisco, Rice s for fifteen cental It Frederick- i* in Coquille mis week attending court. 1 he W. P. Buller Prepared Paints Hud \ arnishes for *ale by ('. 7 I. we W hen you are in Bandon Sto!I at iii>* Pacific It*-’s o i.'ini ami (itili Rooms. The New 11 udon Markt t is now open and ready to supply Bandon buyers. Carl Brekk cut hi* foot, working at (. yO( ly's Milts, amt tad to take a few day» lay off. How would you man . 1 i.i* I> . i I ns when yon want good dry i)id yeti knov. iii;,t y< n enti gì t teli vinws i>f BuniL u and vi.i.iity at A. Bice s for tlftei'ii cent* ’ J'i-.t arrive !, a iug slock of men . i..I woiik 'U * shoe*. /All lhe latest style- all new stock. Loieiiz »A Hoyt, J 1» Kioiient'vrg was a Bandon visiloi the t : ■ ■ i . ■ ■ i > • 1 .. 11e reports everytiinig nt tl." mill going full blast. Ji.Im I horn;.« tl> ■ Miss om.ry 1> p- ti,t preacher will preach in the Meth odist church Sunday at 11 it. m. and 7:30 p m. Prof. Emil Kaurnd is much im proved from hi, prolonged wrestle v ,th the grip aii'l tho hoys expect tc mw t im back rt. the bam! ball ilia iiort time. Miss Bertha ■ i retnroed fron I lie A iti'iriy Col lege la-t Sat urday m the evening boat She pent n Couple of days enroute with her sister Mrt M. D Cutlip, of Marshfield. A Mr. Thrust of the Johnson log ging camp seriously cut hie hand with a saw Tnesday and was brongb to Bandon where Dr. Hotistor dressed I ho wound. (), A Trowbridge is expecting hi* parents, who have bmut spending the winter tn New York, here the lattei part of this week or the first of next They will remain hero for a short time on ti visit. captain of the Sotoyoma is out about Y’oti can get the California Door $6, but says the clothing left will pay Co's Doors and W indows at the Ban for the “ilue harry.” don Hardware Co. They also earn the North Bend Doors, W indows ata Married Mould ng*. Opposite the Post Oilice i Donald Charleeon arid Miss Ethel I he Misses Jot t ie W atson and May I Boyd were mnrrie I at the home of R Stuff, of Marslilietd, and Florence | the brid' S i arent-, last night, by Atkinson and Ray Collier, of Co •Justice Strang. Both are well kno.vn quille, accompanied by Jess Barton young people of Bandon, and their of ( oqnille, were in a'tendance at the many friends extend their be t wishes Rebekah Ball |.*t Saturday night, for a happy future. They will live and visited with Miss Effie Collier. in their new home, just completed W’. J. Maloney, wife and little opposite the Presbyterian Church. daughter Liola, were in Bandon Tuesday attending the funeral ser vices of Nels Pederson, They re brom First Paf,e turned on the 1 ”>0 boat to Prosper, over burdened, every I oat into tbi Mi Malotioy reports bis vessel, the Bay is crowded. Tho I’tnpqua \ al liowdnin. progressing in fine shape. loy News, Roseburg, says editorially aii ! it won't be a great while longer in reference to this now project: before we shall have the chance of “The propose I electric r nd to C ioa seeing her moored at the local wharf Bay is taking on materia! siitq I t e She is a sister ship to the W olleslev. business men of Roseburg are av. ake which was loaded nt Marshfield and to the feasibility of (lie plan at i its towed to San Francisco a couple of acknowledged necessity. Or e. in weeks back. corporaiod, stock in the company Electric Road. E. E. Oakes Steam Laundry. Mr. Nosier of tho Coquille Steam Laundry was a caller at this office last Saturday and stated that work will commi nee as soon as lumber can i o : i t .in I. . th" new laundry for '■Ito build for till’ lot e.i t. of tho old Woolen Mill, They will • r >ct a building 30x44, two stories, and a shed. This will give employment to 6 or 8 hands on the start, and will increase witb the busi ness, A lelivt rv wag >r. will lio put on in a c mpl■" of w-'"ks and laundry wii be c: If r Mondays and Wednes day* and :■ turned Saturdays. The work will be -- it to Coquille until th" plant is installo I here. Smashed Her Hand. The Real instate Broker, Offers Thia Week 1 house and lot, close in, for ! ; dotino 1 house and three lots for eo&oo 1 house and two lots for 650.00 1 house and three lots for 3500.00 All kinds of lots from $20 to 2000.00 50 acres of land, 5 acres cleared for $400.00 80 acres of land, some timber, piling and poles, with five houses for $500.00 One of tho finest farms in C oob County for $4,000.00 I have the best list of real estate in Bandon. Come and Bee My motto is a Square Deal. ----- ooo- Squaw 1 >aturday evening, just before ! - time at the W oolen Mill, Mis- l'ho editor sat in his office whence will be worth one bundn 1 cents on \Jina Nel m caught her hand in the all but him had tied, aim be wished tho dollar to begin witb. and we pre Ci g w) i- i f tho loom at which she Ever Hear of ’em? Well w n king. and -.mashed her hand that every last dead beat was in his dict that every citizen of the town w u [ art of two lingers had they are the latest in swell grave stone dead. Ills mind then will be getting in on tint ground lloot bo I wandered far away to the time when in the matter of investin, in the to be amputated. She had cleaned he should die. and his royal editorial proposition. Electricity is in ibe mr. op me 1 ii. md was engaged in Leather Hand Bags, very soul go scooting to the sky; when and that Coos Bay road is sure f. cleaning up the other Contrary le Pretty and all the rage now the rnl< “. ! h .) not shut the ma- he’d roam the fields of paradise and come.” Following is the i p rt of th" Sec ebine dowi arid in wiping around See them at sail o'er Jasper seas ¡i md all things glorious would combine bis every retHry of the meeting: tl ■ cog heels tt e waste she was us BANDON DRUG STORE The mass meeting called under the ing caught and Irew her hand sense to please. He tho t how then auspices of the Chamber of Com through with it. he d look across fio» great gulf dark She whs takeu over to Dr. Hous and drear, that II yawn between his merce. Tuesday evening was attended LOUIS DOONAR, happy soul and those who swindled by a goodly representation of Ban ton's office, where, upou examination, don ’ s citizens and business men, and le io. and wh»n for water they would it wa* found ueces;-ary to remove tho Electrician. Electric Light [and Tele e I. md in agony they’d caper, he’d after listening to Mr. Barzee's able smashed fingers. Tho first finger phone Work. Supplies *li "it to them. “Just quench your exposition of the benefits of proposed was amputated above tho second thir*t with tin* “due that's on your railways between Roseburg and th" joint and t! e other at the first joint. Bandon, Oregon Coos country and interesting talks by 1». lb w re m lu>r right hand. For- paper." the various members of his audience, tunstelv the young 1 ady is loft- the following resolution was offered banded. f irst Class Tinner Wanted and unanimously adopted: W. B. THRESHER, Miss Ni lson was taken on a stretch R esolved , By this meeting of the er t tier h me i n the hill and at last Wanted A first class all arottnd citizen* of Bandon, that wo are hear reports is getting along very nicely. .attorney - at - Laic. tinner. Steady job at good wages. tily in sympathy with the movenifnt She Im- ! een in the woolen mill since Oregon Apply at this office. inaugurated by the citizens of Rose it was «tarted. and worked in tho old II '¡ tlilcrbu rn burg and advocated here by Mr. Bar one fi r sever'd years No blame is zee, for the construction if a system attached ■> tb.e mill, and she says the £‘ Life Scholarship For Sale of electric railway s connecting Di tig ; accident was dun to carelessness A. B. SABIN * £ la* nnd Coos (' iiutie*, mt I u ire ex I The rub' i r vide that the loom* are Minafactnrer and Dealer in \ life scholarsli > in the luter- I penally as to the route via Myrtle to be at nt down at 5 30 tn order to 1 I ' All Kinds of Saddlery. Si de Schi >ls of Oakland, Cal I.. for Point to Band "i cle .0 tt m. and person* operating f Hnrnesa anil Sailillen Repaired. sale cheap, Any course. Apply at (Signed) G. T. T readuold . two !o m* may shut the»» down at BANDON, • • OREGON. this office. Acting Chairman. 5-15. 7 . X 1 Call at the Residence of Mrs. A. G. Hoyt if you want an Up- to-Date Hat. BOWMAN CIOAR CO. MANUrAOTrilRM OF FINE JD1GARS. Mail Order. Promptly Your Patronage Respectfully Solicited Maker, of the celebrated Bowman Cigar which took Silver Medal at World'« Fair. Write for Price«. BANDON. OREGON Wash Goods A Swell Line of Lawns, Dimities, Calicoes, Mus lins and Dress Goods, at Panter Bros. Notice. Commencing May First Subscription price of the the COOS BAY MONTHLY Will be advanced to $1.50 a Year 15c per Copy This is made'neccessary by the increasing cost of nearly everything used in ihe production of the magazine. Subscriptions received before the end of this month will be accepted at the old rate of $1 per year, but none will be taken at this rate after Apr 30 COOS BAY PUBLISHING CO., Front St. Marshfield, Or. Fine MILLINERY Maud Garfield One Door South of Wharf Sunset City Lots Will go at half Price for the next THIRTY DAYS Bandon Co-Operative Reality Co.
