Bandon recorder., May 16, 1907, Image 4

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ISiucken Dinner at the Citv R cm U q
W. H.S» rval ani Capt Botali of
tfia «Il f*t«d bargv L'biu« k •••re iu rautSuu iay.
1 B*ud>n «Hot Hatur tay pò tmaine»*
Special sale on Ladies Hals ht
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Local Lore
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If yon wan* a good lut tu buitd ou. Hartman's this week.
Boys, take her to the tout ice cream
cloM to ih» -•* tulli. pulp ilì II.
-Liiigle mill. fin i mbandì« mio i l it.y parlors ar.J treat to ice ereaiu
Cail at the Bandon C<>*op«*rative other unii, 1 bave tbetu froiu #40 up
Notice is called to the Cali for Bids
Realty Co.
—E. O akes .
for the New School bou»e in district
Chicken Dinner at the City Restau­
L ost — a ladies gold watch, on the
rant Sunday.
hill near thet>cbool bouse last Mon­
E Bradburg, who ba» l»-en in Ban­
5 lots in Woodland Ad. fine loca­ day afternoon. Crystal in watch wa»
don the past 2 months left for up
tion, cheap E. O akes .
broken. E'inder will kindly leave river Tuesday.
The latest in post cards at Mun- same at thin office and receive reward.
Miss Bertha U ilkms spent Suuday
ciet’s Confectionery store.
Tbe geuuine Rodgers Brothers with her sister Mrs. G. P. Topping.
The Hello Girls of San E’rancisce
1847 silver ware, a first class selection She is teaching at tbe Beaver Slough
are st ill out on their strike.
and tbe prices right, at tbe Bandon School bouse.
The New Bandon Market is now Hardware Co. These are just the
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelson le.t
open and ready to supply Bandon thing for wedding presents or gifts
Tnssday morning for a abort visit on
buyers
of any kind.
tbe upper Coquille, where they have
Messrs. S. P. Strang and E’rank
Time to pick out that summer dress, friends andrelatives
E'lam of Bear < 'reek were Bandon
aud by tbe way. Lorenz A Hoyt have
A. J. Hartman is having a sale ou
visitors Tuesday , on business.
their new summer dress goods in now millinery and is giving lug values in
Just received, a new stock of the and you will find a tine assortment the latest millinery for the money
celebrated Lowe Bros.’ Paints, Oils, of tbe latest patterns which prevail See them before they are all disposed
ami Varnishes, at the Furniture this season.
of
Store.
Prof. Emil B. Kansrud ta rapidly
Mrs. R. E. L. Bediliion left for an
Did yon know that there nr« mauy
improving and his many friends will extended visit with friends and rel­
new novelties in H ip lineof poet cards’
be glad to bear that be will soon be atives in Portland ami vicinity, Tues­
See them at M aticiet'« Confectionery
around again af*«r his long siege { day morning She went overland by
Store.
with a complicateil case of the grip. way of Dram
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M iss Tessie M anciet and Miss Mis. Kansrud arrived last vve<-k from
Mrs. Wm. F. Bisher is reported
Sadie Fahy ar» Parkersburg visitors their old home in Indiana, and is
much belter She tia-> been suffering
twdnv. They left on ttie morning taking care of the Prof.
with a severe attack of the neiiialgia.
boat and will return thi* evening.
The nine months old baby boy of Littl« Lois is also much improved
L ost : H B Smith lost a small red \Ir. an ! Mrs. Ben Schuyler died from her relapse with the grip.
memorandum book containing a note Tuesday morning after a very short
Mis. Daisy Short of Myrtle Point i
for #266.60from I*am Walker to him. illness of pneumonia The funeral
is spending tbe week with her former
Is-tween Bandon and New Lake services was held Wednesday morn
schoolmate, Mrs. Geo. P. Topping.
school house. E'inder will be liber­ ing shortly after the arrival of tbe
She has her little girl with her. and
ally rewarded if the same is l»»ft nt morning boat, in tbs Presbyterian I
arrived Tuesday evening on tbe night
this office.
ffiurcb, and the interment was in the
boat.
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Tbe Bandon Hardware Co have a Bandon cemetery. The sympathy of
People will talk about the winds we
tine line of the famous White Moan- the entire community is extended to
havp
here in the summer time, but
the bereaved parents in this time of
tain Ice Cream Freezers, Tbey have
they
will
have a long time in convinc­
the original triple motion and are sorrow.
ing anyone but what it is by far pref­
Reports emanating from
good
known tbe country over. Make your
erable to tbe hot snltry days of tbe
own ice cream in one of these and authority in San E’rancisco are to inland towns. It may sometimes be
you will have tbe best.
tbe effect that the derelict schooner windy, but it is always comfortable.
Sid Nelson and Frank Beyerl« re Bessie K, which has been a menace I
The Bandon Furniture Co. have
turned th« fore part of the week from to coast steamship traffic for tbe past
ordered the lumber to build an ad­
three
months,
has
again
been
cast
the Hot Springs near San E’rancisco.
dition to their warehouse This will
at which place they have been treated adrift by a vessel which left Co > h Bay
really consist of two buildings one
some
two
weeks
ago
with
her
in
tow,
for rheumatism. Their appearance
will be 14 by 30 feet and tbe other 10
and
that
a
government
revenue
cut
speaks a good word for that resort, as
by 30 feet. This is done on account
ter
is
now
at
sea
in
an
attempt
to
they are in tine health, and not a
locate her, that she may lie dynamited of their enlarged stock.
show of tbe "rnmaticks.”
Jesse Hite employed at tbe woolen
The Bessie K. has been floating np
Presbyterian Church.
and down tbe coast from Coos Bay to mill, caught bis fur« finger in a cog
Services will be held in the church tbe mouth of tbe Coquille river for wheel and tore off the flesh to the
Sunday, May 19th as usual both several weeks, when she was at last first joint, last Saturday. Dr. Hous
morning and evening. Sunday School taken in tow about two weeks ago by ton bound up the injured member
at 10 a tn. and Christian Endeavor at a vessel bound for San E’rancisco. and thinks be will save the finger. It
7 p. m All are cordially invited to j Tbe vessel was unable to tow her into will be some time before tbe boy will
be able to resume his work.
worship with us.
San Francisco harbor.—Times.
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Chicken Dinner at tbe City Reetan-
raut Sunday.
Geo. Suettou of BeaverSfcUnh »as
in town over Wednesday.
Mrs. W m. McKay of Price h ship
yard, was in Baudon We luevday
-hopping
CbikireuB Hats for 1 >ecoi at ion
Day. all kinds, all sba|>«s. ad pnces
at Miss Maud Garfield'.*.
1 he order for piling has been cou
tracted fur tbe new planing mill ami
box factory just west of the city ball.
W. A. Goodmau, of Coquille, will
commence work today on the Town
Hall. He has ttie coutract to m >ve it
over to its new foundation.
The new »tore of the R. H. Ko»a
Co. Inc., is now open and doing Imsi
ness 1 bey have a good locatiou and
are fitted np in good sbap* to handle
tbe trade
There is a special seleno Children’s
E'mbroidered Hat* for Children's Dav
a’ Mi** Garfield s this week, and von
are invited to call and Hee them. All
prices reduced.
J M. Carville, wife and little l>< j.
of Marshfield, »pent Sunday in Ban
don by the Sea
They like this conn
try very much, and may |H>s*iblv
locate.
S. W. Roeseler of tbe I . S Corps
of Engineers, has already advertised
for sealed bid* on tbe Inmlier and
piling for trestle work aud the rock
for the jetty.
Ladies! If you ar« looking for
something in tbe desirable millinery
line, we have something in very low
prices this week that is sure to please.
Call and see them at A. J. Hartman’s.
Mr. and Mrs. John O’Neil, of Sni-
siiu. Cal., are in town looking for a
place. They evpect to locate. Mr.
O’Neil was formerly an engineer on
I be S. P. in California.
The new store building erected by
Panter Bros will be ready for occu
pancy about the 10th of June. It was
to have been ready by the first of the
month, but lumber has been so scarce
as to delay them considerably. 1 bey
will shortly build a wharf adjoining
tbe building out to deep water.
A. G. Hoyt left Wednesday morn­
ing for La Grande. Oregon, where he
is a delegate from the local lodge of
Odd 1’ellow. and will attend the
meeting of the Grand Lodge, lie
will go from there to Portland and
remain away for the next three weeks
or more.
Nick Collis, who has been in Ban­
don over a year and has become well
known, left Wednesday for bis home
at Rice Lake. \\ ia. He will go via
tbe Canadian Pacific, and expects to
spend a few days in Portland. 11«
left Rice Lake three years ago and
since that time has be n nearly
around tbe world. As it is be must
lie a good judge of tbe beet country,
an<l we expect to see him back b«re
again in a short time.
The two boats now under course of
con«truction ar« being rapidly pushed
work may be commenced on two
other ve-.^la that have t>een ordered.
Their brat b> at will tie launched
about the middle of June and the
secund shortly after.
A Mr. \\ hoistone. formerly of North
Bend, is in towu tilts week looking
over tne country. He is very much
satisfied with thia section and will
probably locate here. He is a band
tuau. and consequently the bo vs are
anxious to have him move here
The new wharf |>eople are having
an adjustable slip put in to accotu
modale tbe loading of stock aud
heavy articles. The slip will have an
eight foot drop They will shortly
install a floating slip for tbe accom
modation of all small craft. Tbe
scarcity of I mutter is delaying them
at present. Over 7(10 piling has been
driven in the construction of this
wharf
The followingsales are reported by
E E Oakes real estate broker, in
Woolen Mill Ad to Bandon.
To \\ H Hilton, lots 3 B I
195.00
110 OO
255 00
170.00
I N DeLong 16. 17, 18, 19
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‘ Frank Hinks 50 acres 31
4oo i»)
miles south of Bandon
Obituary.
E'rank A Whitney, Jr. was b> >ru
Jan 2’». 1886. and died May 2nd. 1907.
His death is mourned by a father,
mother. 1 sister and 2 brothers. Tbe
father and mother for years lived at
Cleveland. Ohio, tbe state of their
birth, then moved to Michigan The
eldest son John was born iu Ohio; he
and bis family live in Seattle. Their
next son Harry was born in New York
state: lie lives in Oregon near Ban
don. The dabgbter and sister is Mrs.
II O Evans; born in Michigan, lives
near Bandon. E'rank was tbe young­
est. Mrs Evans next. The family have
many well to do relatives in CJeve
land, and tbe cities of Ohio and New
York stales promineut in tbe commer
cial world. Tbe father was a soldier
in tbe civil war two years and six
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months.
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H w would you like » Lie the ice
man? The Bandoli Market. Tell
us wt«u y u want g d dry w> J.
C. L. LAW &
C. W. DYGERT
Painters and Contractors
Sign and Carriage
Painting.
House.
All
Work
Price* Reasonable
Bandon. Oregon.
Tluilwr l.arol Art .1 unr S. ISIS
NOT ICE 1 < Hl Fl Hl.lt v i i< > n
I'nited Blates Laud Office, Koseburi:, On .
March 1(1, 1:«>7.
Notice lit berefiv giVi-u that in conipliauc«-
with tbe provision« of the act of C oiikti * s
of June 3. 137s, «-untied "An act for the
sale of timber land* iu the State* of fill
■ forma. Oregon. Nevada, and Wasbiugt. ii
Territory.” as extended to all the Public
Laud State« by act of \ngu«t 4. I*!’.’, lieorce
E Wilson of Bandon. County of Coos. Stale
of Oregon, baa thi* day tiled in tin* office
his sworn statement No. 7888. for ttie pnr
chase of the N1, of SW ,. ST. , <>( SW ,,
NW1, of BE1, of Section No. 15 m Town
ship No.'jy S . Kange No. II W.. and will
offer proof to show that the land a.night is
more valuable for its limber or stone than
for agricultural purpose*, and to establish
Ins claim to said land before the County
Clerk and Clerk of the County Court of
Coo« County, at bis office at Cispnlle. Or
egon, on Friday the 7th day of .lune. 15*17.
He names as witnesses Glenn B. Cox,
Charles I. lux, and Edward Ohmau of
Bandon. Oregon, and Cecil C. Cox of < •
<1 niIle. (iregon
Any and all |«rsons claimiug adversely
the above described lauds are requested to
tile their claims in this office < u or la fore
said 7th day of June l'.«>7.
B enjamin L. E ddy . Register
LOUIS DOONAR.
Electrician.
Electric
phone Work.
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uiwiiy
here is your chance.
yon bai« money to invest put it into several lots in this tract.
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nisb a clear Warrantee Abstract Title, and yor.r money in these lots is more secure than in any bank
ns anil let ns show yon tbe land.
These lots are now on sale and are being picked over.
A. B. SABIN
J. T. Mara has put np a tent to
All Kinds of Saddlery.
serve ice cream for tbe accommoda­ •3
HarneM and Ruddle* Ilepaired.
tion of the public next to his confec­ 3 BANDON,
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OKEOON.
tionary store.
purposes.
I hi- is a safe proposition and a sure one.
We fur
If yon contemplate purchasing building ground, by all means see
It is a case of the first come the first served, and it is up to you if yon want a
Cidi at tbe office of
THE BANDON REAL ESTATE CO
C. T. Blumenrother
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Manufacturer ami Dealer in
There is no stumpage, and this will soon be the residence portion of tbe town.
Yon will get bigger interest than by any other way.
( trepan
.Itturney - at - Late.
Il 'edderburu
SAll.KD.
May 13 Elizabeth, Oleson. 350.000
ft, broom handles, butter, match wood
May 15 Sehr Ruby, Korth. S F, . >.
360.000 ft
Prices will be advanced on June 1st. and if yon want to secure a desirable lot for building
These lots are all seeded down to grass and are perfectly level.
Supplies
W B. THRESHER.
mO8l beautiful resilience section in Bandon, the finest location; adjoining the new school bouse; is now open
for sale and thia is your first and last chance to secure these lots.
Tele­
ÀkHIVKD.
May 13 Gas sehr Monterey. Lucas,
from S E’ with hay and grain for
Bandon Commercial Co
May 13- Oregon, from S Francisco,
Ogidensen
Cor porate Limits of Bandon.
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Light [and
Ba ndon,
MARINE
The Finest Residence Sites Within the
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tiua ran teed.
A. D. Morse