Bandon recorder., July 04, 1907, Image 6

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The Bandon Hardware Company
have a regular 1 ourth uf July window
arranged. You want to see it.
Mrs. Fred Perkins returned last
Saturday from a week's visit with
friends at Marshfield and Coquille.
Mrs. Wm. Horsfall, accompanied
by Mrs. Scudding, wife of the Bishop
of the Episcopal Church of Oregon,
returned to her home at this place
last Saturday.
Last Sunday was “Stainless Flag”
Sunday, and over 200 ministers in
Oregon preached on that topic on
that day. The movement was in­
augurated by the Anti-Saloon League
of America.
Mrs. Dr. Bigg., of Bellingham,
Wash., who has been visiting rela
tives in Bandon for the past two
weeks, left last I' riday for her home.
She was accompanied as tar as
Marshfield by her mother. Mrs. I
E. Dyer, and sister, Mrs. C. Y.
1 .owe.
Hal Pierce, ol (Joqmiie >s visiting
Arthllf LUmgston of Coquille w , ’
in Bandon
a Bandon visitor Tuesday on busi
ness.
Mr. Me Duffey expects to soon
Ladies Shirt waists skirts, and
move into his new store which is
furnishings
of all kinds at A. J.
king erected near the fraine resi­
Hartman’s, at prices you can't afford
dence.
t > miss.
Att’yG. T Treadgokl has moved
Miss Nettie Byers, of Sumner,
into his new offices in the Devereux
building, and his shingle now adorns Oregon, who has been visiting with
Miss Annie Waldvogle, left for h. r
that new location.
home Sunday morning
Mr. anti Mrs. (»us Barr returned
A. J. Hartman has just what you
ihe latter part of last week from
Langlois, where they had been in want for that picnic, and von can
he employ of the S. P. Surveying get just what you want from him
f >r that cold dinner on the Fourth
Co.
A fresh up-to-date line of groceries.
Miss Pearl Walker returned the
We have been getting out a big
fore part of this week from Marsh
field where she has been engaged program for the Fourth, and in ad<l-
iton to issuing the paper a dav
in teaching the sixth grade of
public school of that place, for
earlier there are several advertise
past nine months
ments that we have to omit on ac­
count
of limited time.
A faint odor of gasoline, and the
fir distant chug-ehug, tell us that
Bandon will soon have a real sure-
enough devil wagon. This shows
v.e are booming, and here's hoping
it is painted red.
The Bandon Hardware Company,
opposite the Post Office, have just
received a new and complete line of
ammunitions for all kinds and make
of guns,. They can furnish you
with the best
Louis Doonar was a Bay visitor
h< Dvhbyrs of Crane's C.pip
was seen on the Streets yesteidav last Tuesday.
A new line of ammunition at the
li. A. Delong is building a neat
Bamion
Hardware Co. Opposite the
little cottage in the southeastern
Post
(
)fiice.
portion of the town.
Mrs. I. J. Cody left Tuesday for
Mrs. Louis Doonar and Miss Lena
Coquille
where she is spending a few
Logan went to Parkersburg Tues­
d iv s w ¡th friends
day returning the next day.
11. E. James and family, formerly
of Coquille, have moved into their
new house near the plank road.
Trunks. Valises, Suit Cases, every­
thing to accommodate the traveler
and in the latest patterns, at Lorenz
X Hoyt's.
Miss Blanch Radley left Monday
morning for Dairyville, having betn
engaged to teach the summer term
of the school at Hare.
The J ohn Stroolman Shoes for
Women. The kind you get every
nickel's value out of, at Lorenz X
1 loyt's.
Personal will the young man in the
dark snit that wore a striped cap call
at the cunfetti stand? he will learn
something to his interest.
The Post Office has received a I
Mrs. Pershbaker, of Prosper, ac­
t ew coat of paint which not only I Miss Martha Blundell, who is companied by her daughters Mrs.
greatly improves the appearance of teaching the Two-mile school this Webb Fahy and Miss Ruby Perch­
“It’s going to ram on tin- f ourth, Iiie building, but makes tile official term, is spending the week with ! baker, was a Bandon visitor Tues-
it always does, and always will; any­ duties therein a pleasure rather than relatives in town, the directors of day.
that district having _i ;ivcn the school 1 Rev. Geo. Roach
way, if it don't rain, the wind will t > the contrary
blow something awful!” We over­
Bandon will soon be supplied with a week's vacation in which to cele- looming overland for the valley
heard the above remark several telephones galore. It seems to bea brate the Fourth.
where he will spend a month's vaca­
times the past week.
Forget it, tegular lodestone for the hello busi­
The Bandon Pulp and Papeu Mills tion. He will visit Portland for a
and be patriotic enough to prophecy ness. L. Dooner is now working had a meeting in the Opera House while, and expects to attend the
gooil weather anyway.
on his telephone system, and the last Thursday evening and matters of National Christian Endeavor Con­
Pacific States people have stated importance to that corporation were ference at Seattle before he returns.
Harry Morrison has his new bar­ they will commence work immedi­
settled, among which was raising the
Miss Margaret Lamont, who has
ber shop next door to the Post < »dice ately after the Fourth, Looks as if
capital stock to $300,000. F. J. been on the office “force” for some
finished and in addition to the old all good things come to those who
Marshall addressed the stockholders time, left Monday morning for Port­
shop formerly owned by him, but wait, ami everybody knows we have
and prospects are bright for the new land, where she will visit friends and
which had been sold to Mr Stephens, waited a long time for them to get
enterprise.
relatives. She is taking advantage
who in turn re-sold it to Mr Mor­ installed.
of
this vacation for a much needed
R. E. Buck says this country is
rison, he has another new chair,
rest,
and we will all be glad to see
Capt. A. Scott has returned from great on raising potatoes and can
making a first class shop ineveryre-
spect.
his trip to Humboldt Co., Tuesday, show you some specimens that will her back again at the case.
and says everything is pretty dull at verify his statement. He has new I The steam schooner “Bandon'
M. I. R. Edmunds, well known
Eureka. He went down the coast potatoes that are over seven inches | was launched at Marshfield, Coos
in Bandon and vicinity, as a teacher with a herd of cattle some weeks ago
.go | in length and are equally large in Bay, Tuesday. Miss Ada Johnson
in the public schools, having served for Messrs Walker and Rhoner. He width in proportion. They are good I of San Francisco christened the ves
sei. She will be towed to San Tran
as principal of the Bandon High says the recent strike and the alliance looking anil he says it is nothing out I Lei.
of
all
of
the
labor
unions
have
made
of
the
ordinary.
While
the
inside
i
cisco
for her machinery and then
School one term, left last week, for
a
deplorable
condition
of
affairs
.and
potato
market
is
congested
there
is
|
placed
on the Bandon San Francisco
The Dalles, via Marshfield and Port­
is glad to return to Bandon where nothing like being able to use your | run. A. T. Estabrook is her owner,
land. He was accompanied by his
the wheels of business and advanae home product, and then to be satis- and is now having a vessel built in
amily and they will locate perma­ ment are not greased with discord fi< <l it is not only just as good but ; the Coquille rfver at Price’s ship
nently at The Dalles.
and corruption.
yard.
better.
Personal Clare D. wtshes tn again
meet Howard L., and if lie wdi wear
a red carnation, she will meet Lini
near the confetti stand after the pat
ade.
Prof Robison, who placed (Jueen
Esthet on the local boards last win
ter, will give a production of
11. Smith, the real estate man. has that famous contata at the Southern
Innight the propertv formerly owned < iregon Chatauqua, Ashland, in
by Dick Hancock, near the Life July
Saving Station
The Elizabeth left San Francis^ o
Personal Will the young lady
w ith the black dress and the red rose Wednesday, amt is due here Friday.
call at the confetti stand at the Cel She has a big load of merchandise
ebration grounds and receive ten among which is a lot of fruit and
cents worth of confetti for a dime.
Fourth of July goods, calculated to
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Rentaul anti
be used here today. Judging from
son James, of Portland, are visiting
the numerous delays in getting the
Mrs. T. Robison, his neice. I hex
will remain over the Fourth and are boat headed north the stuff will be
herein time for the next celebration.
well pleased with this locality.
$
Dollars
$
It is a question of Dollars and Cents when yon figure on a new
building, or any addition, and yon estimate the coat of the
Builder's Material and Hardware with a dread of the rapidly
advancing prices. \\ e >ake into consideration the buyers view
and estimate accordingly Our prices are close and we are
positive we can save yen money on your bill of material. We
would greatly appreciate the opportunity of snhmiting an es­
timate, and feel sure it will a mutual advantage.
Bandon Hardware Co
Opposite Post Office.
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