Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, August 08, 1907, Image 6

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Local Lore
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Call at the Bandon Co-operative
Reality Co.
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New music received at Lowe’s
Drug Store every week.
No charge to order your w-cxxl by i
phone from A Halxrrly.
Work ha.-» commenced on the new
street imjnovements this week.
J Mars left Montlay morning for a
Whose paper are you reading, month's outing on the Rogue River.
your o»n or your neighbors?
The new electric light company
A. llaberly iu> plenty of wood on ¡Ji ive commenced to string wire this
hand. Order by free phone.
week.
Gus Gross has had his residence
Three boilers arrived on the
op|x>site the Pacific Hotel thoroughly Monterey for the Bandon 1 iomimr-
renovated and painted inside and cial Co.
out.
L. J. Cody left for Porti.m«l Wed-
Mr <nd Mrs C. B. Zeek returned nesday where he will transact busi-
to Bandon recently, and Mr. Zeek ness.
informs us they will remain here for
Mr. and Mrs Bert F<»lsoin. of Co­
some time.
quille. were visitor- h«-r< i I r - fore
How about that hat
It is look- 1 ■ irt of this week.
mg pretty shabby. Drop in and set
J. H. Jon«-s received a new gas-
what Lorenz
Hoyt can do lor you > line engine this week which w ll be
m the line of hats.
ii->ed for dairy purposi s on his ranch.
South
Western
Veterans I-
Association and Pioneers j
Re-Uuion, Aug 28, 29,30.
The South-Western Oregon Vet­
eran s Association ami the Pioneer’s
Reunion will be held in Bandon
August 28th, 2«jth anti 30th. The
program anil a complete account of
ti e biggest celebration these two or­
ganizations have ever held will be
g ven in the next week s issue of the
R ecorder .
Patriotic citizens are
Lsked to ext« n«l their hearty co-op­
eration with these two great organi­
zations and make this the most en
thusiastic gathering they have ever
known in their history.
Accidentally Shot.
«luit* ht was engineer on ill«* tuo “In*
■iiiipb.” Mr. Ihrrows w’w rnnrri« d Spt.f»
I.KSÍ» to Mi«u* Annie Stillwell
He leRifC-A a
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l>>. 1 eight children 10 iipHiii* hi* dtath.
three brother*,
.¡'i» a mother, tine «i*t< r and
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VI r. Barwr* w;;s n iiiemlwr ami trustee of
Church« and will l»e re-
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netiiLt rttl Lv all who knew him for hi*
Hi- last word*
undlr . genial diso|Litton
vert» “that he was not .tfraid to di«- he whh
rt* idy ta» go, thongh he would rather !»• nt
ill »IUP with bis family than ont in the
The Tug Triuin »h lias been up
P J Lindberg, Southern Pacific
on the mud flats this week where her I. md agent, passed through town
crew could get at the hull to remove Wednesday.
the barnacles that had accmnul >t< il.
G. T Treadgold received some­
Dr. Will Tatom. of Coquille, will thing like too volumes of new lav»'
be in Bandon about August 20, to b oks which will greatly add to his
do first class dental work. Wait for library.
Card of Thanks.
him.
A new line of Men’s Underwear.
The Prosper Mill wishes to an­ I >ress and Negligee Shirts it A. J.
The familv ami relative* of Mr. Frank
nounce that all orders for lumber Hartman’s. The latest styles and B.irrow* desire to exprès- their thank* to
•he manv friends wl><* Lave sympathized
will
receive prompt
attention. bitterns. All prices.
<:th them in their t»< r< avena nt. especially
Lumber cut to order.
The Misses Ethel «nd Minnie he meh who helped remove the bmly from
Trunks, Valises, Su.i Cases, every Shupe. of Roseburg, spent their he mountains in <>nrrv (’«»uutv.
M bs F rank B arrows « F amily .
thing to accommodate the traveler v ication here and returned to their
and R elattvfs .
and in the latest patterns, at Lorenz home the fore part of this week
& Hoyt.
Th«» prettiest patterns, the latest Subscriptions Being Raised.
Dr. Prentis, Dentist has leased styles and prices in reach of all is
The finance Committee of the
rooms in the Deveraux building making the new summer dress goods
Bandon
Development .Association
next to Post Office and will locate so popular at LorenziX Hoyt's.
have
been
busy this week anil over
permanently in Bandon August 1st.
T. G. Lowe, of Tacoma. Wash­ $200 have been subscribed to ail-
Among the latest arrivals in town ington. is visiting his brothers Y. M.
vertis« the town to the outside
is a new line of School Shoes at A. anil D. J. Lowe, of this cify. lb
world. The advertising committee
J. Hartman’s. You can get your will remain for a f<-w weeks
have already sent ¡»holographs to
money back by buying these shoes.
E. Lewin has just received a the engravers for halftones to 1 e
The Bandon Hardware Co., op­ power bone cutter, and ’ ’11 hereafter used in a discriptive l»ooklet. anil
posite the postoffice, have a new be able to supply the chicken ranch­ a back for envelope is being Jma«le.
line of pocket knives that are well ers with th«- ground bone.
is the This back will be printed on all of
worth your inspection. Knives of best ever to make the hens liv.
the envelojjes of the business men
all descriptions, for the boy, mer­
Infants
Children’s anti Misses’ free of charge by the association.
chant or farmer. Call and see them.
Cloaks, a new line just unpacked It will in a condensed way state
Editor W. E. Thresher, of the this week at Hartman’s.
Before what we have and what we want
Wedderburn Radium, writes us they you buy call and see what we have. n this fertile vallev, and will be read
are going to have a great time in
The .Alliance got a fish net tangled by countless business men that are
that place during the races this
up in her propellor as she got out of connected with moneyed interests
month. See their program else­
the Columbia river on her trip to Coos who are looking for opportunities
where in this week’s issue.
Bay last week. It is said that the to invest profitably.
J. If. Price has expressed his in­ net was valued at more than $1000
We are indebted to the secretary
1 »r tills partial list of the subscribers
tention to rebuild his ship yard near
Harry Wilson, of Denmark, was
the Cody Mill on the site offered
to the fund. It is ever growing and
a visitor in town the fore part of the
him by the business men. He will
if vou haven’t placed your name on
w’eek. and a caller at this office.
commence driving piling today, and
it. it is time you had. Every little
He recently sold 4 acres of his
the work will be rushed so as to
is going to help an<! this advertising
ranch to a Mr. Stuard of Curry
commence work oil the new vessels.
will help evervlxxly in town.
County.
Ban«lon Intosment Corporaion 810.00,
Prof. Smith, of North Bend, is
D. J. Lowe left on the Wednesday
G. T. Tr«,a<ig<»l<l 85.OO. C. R. Wad«
conductidg dancing classes Wed­ for Marshfield where he will remain
15.00, I' 1.. Wbtwler $500,0 1
nesday afternoon and evening. He for the next few months. His wife
Blnmenrother $5.00. A. J. Hartman
instructs in the three stop and other fell from the steps at that place a *5.on. E, Lewin $2.50,
Y. Low««
new dances. Ladies class in the short time ago anil broke her $5.00. G. H. Smith $2 5i), E E. Oak“s
afternoon commencing at 2 o’clock. shoulder. She is improving as well $2 50. Irving S. Bath $5.00. F. J.
Private instruction given if desired. as may be expected.
Fahy 2.50, llaamnsaen Bros $5.00,
Bandon Drug (’•> 5.00. N C. Me«lley
Evening classes at eight o'clock.
George W. Bowman, the origin­ $1.00. H. A. 1)»» L mg $1 00. Drs.Steel
There is a show headed this way ator of the Bob Bow Man Cigar, of
X Sorenson $5.00, A. Kobison $1.00,
that will make its appearance on the Providence. Rhode Island, arrived \. M. Hitchcock l .oo. Bowman Cigar
local Ixiards sometime in the early on the last Plant and will remain in Co. $2.50, T. •!. Seabrook $1 00. Kobt.
part of September. It is the Lowe Bandon. He expects to go into Walker $2.00. Geo. I. Montgomery
Stock Company and is highly recom­ some kind of business here but as '5 00, Bandon Hardware Company
mended by the press throughout yet is undecided, He was formerly $2oo. Panter Broa '5 00.0 A. Trow­
the country.
They are playing a cigar broker, but will not follow bridge $5.00 C. 1 . Hollopeter $500
Geo. P. Laird $2 50. Gallier Broa.
Kathleen Mavoureen and the Irish- that business here.
$5.00. A Mi-Nair $5.00. Lotus Doonar
American Cousin.
Hayter «X Doak have purchased S’2.50. Varney and I’nltl«» $2.50, Fred
All Damascus Steel blades in the the billiard and pool tables and fix­
Erickson $100. H. A Gross $2.00.
new line of ¡»ocket cutlery at the tures of A. J. Hartman, anil in the S. J. Rape $100. Gr«»ss r.ros $5.<»o.
Bandon Hardware Company, op­ future will conduct the establishment. Walte Nelson $5,<x», Jess Nelson 'l.oo.
It will not be removed at present
posite the Post Office.
md we are informed they will make IL H. Morrison $2.5 >, Alvin Munch
George C<xly has tired of the a special effort to keep the establish­ 'S.»»'». E S Tnttle l.oo.
single life, and good authority tells ment in first class shape. They
Methodist Social.
will also run the Ixvwling alleys an«t
us he left for Coquille this morning handle a line of soft drinks, tobaccos
where he will commit matrimony. and fruits.
The Eadie’s Ai«I Society of the
A certain cottage in the Azelia ad­
Frank M. Langlois imported 3 fine Methodist Church g ive a s<x-ial in
dition and that glad look in his yews this week for breeding pur­ the Concrete Hall last Saturday even-
eye has lead his friends to beleive it poses. and we arc informed he has a
ng. The •• : «1 was originally in
was twenty three to the batch club ram on the road that will weigh 300 tendril for a Strawl>errv festival, but
pounds. Thoroughbred stock will
and a hearthstone for him.
Full ¡»ay from the start as many farm­
the scarcity of berries at the date of
particulars next week.
ers have already found to their the social caused them to ]»os tpew­
Att v C. R. Wade and C. E. interest.
it. until last Saturday evening, when
A-A-t.c-tK-c-e-tcC-' ««-<
Hollopeter have fitted up an office
they
intended to serve ice cream
MARINE
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and cake.
in the new Laird building and have
ABBrvrn.
moved into it this week. They
Owing to unforseen circumstances
Aug i — Stmr Elizabeth. < Hsen,
the ice failed to show up at the
have the room on the corner, which S. F.. t4«u tons mdse.
gives desirable light and is a good
Aug. 5 — Gas schr Monterey. critical moment. an«l with but a few­
hours notice, the ladies ¡»repared a
Bash,
S. F., 38 tons mdse:
location.
UtUB.
light supj»er to take the place of the
The report is circulated at Marsh­
Aug. 3 -Schr < Iregon. Anderson,
ice
cream.
field that the shipyard at Prosper s F., 350 m lumber.
A pr<-»gram had l»een arranged
will l>e removed to th« Bay after the
Aug 5 Stmr Elizabeth, (Hsen.
Bowdoin is finished. This vessel S. F., 200 m lumber 50 m shingles, which was enjoyed by «11 present,
will be finished the latter part of this 85 cords match wood
tons plun­ ami a pleasant evening was spent
month. It was expected to have der.
notwithstanding the loss of the ice
been «lone by August to. the build­
A
Gflu 1
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expenses were
er's Mr. Heuckvndorft'•». birthday, S. F., 90 m lumber. 150 nt shingles cream. After all
paid,
the
proceeds
left
the Society
but unavoidable delays have re­ 60 cords match wood, 365 bdls
broom
handles.
tarded the work.
a nice sum for their treasure}-.
Sunday’s Gante.
Estray Notice.
Orders taken for sheet music of
d< scription at I owt s 1 •
The Marshfield delegation of the
Strayed from my ^mch several
horse-hide swatters played the local montlis ago. 1 muk-y cow crop off Store
team on the home diamond Sunday left ear and under bit in right, branded
and the visitors walked off with the bar W in the left hip. One spotted
game to the tune of 12 to 5. R E. a»w same markings. 1 2 year old
L. Bedillion umpired the game with heifer, same marking, Eimler w ill
the assistance «»fa Rivert«»n man.
return same to th« uifdersigne«l wh«»
The bc»ys clearly struck an off day. will pay all charges. A liberai re­
Swift catcher,hail his thumb broken ward will l>e given for knowledge of
on the first pitched ball, anti Rosa their whereabouts.
F. M. W. vxki . ii .«,.
was put behind the hat. He caught
Notice.
Kandon, Oregon.
a good game. Hohn dl< 1 sr ne goo 1
C. A. McKellips. the Sewing
pitching, anti the batting was gooil.
Som« p« -rs. n with a light linger« «1
Several times the sidt »»<nt out with Machine man from North Benil, has
«»pencil up an «»tiice at Band«>n 1 ur- ti ndi-ih v purloined a «liggmg b ir
all of the bags covered.
Tlx- Marshfield bovs were in g»xxl niture St«»rc. H< will l>< in Bandon from in trout of the telephone otfi. «•
sha[»e, but neither team ¡»laved the from the twentieth to the twenty fifth ami to avoid serious consequence»
game as thev did at Marshfield of each month. Call at the store are advised to return same lx»fore
Both sides ran amuck a bunch of, and see v«ur machines. Leave «»rders steps ate taken to recover the
errors, anil while the gam« was held for supplies. Machines for sale or
propertv.
Lofts D« k >N'AR.
down pretty dose until toward the j rent on easy terms.
last, it w as not xs interesting as some
that have been plaveil here this sea
son. The game was clean and
there was practically no rag chewing
or interference from the bystanders, j
The decisions were accepted as law ,
an«l no comment was made by the
We have purchased the billiard and pool tables and
players.
bowling alleys of A. J. Hartman and will conduct the
This Surnlay winds up the base
business along these lines
You are invited to call anil
ball season. The Bandon team will
spent a pleasant evening with us, courteous treatment.
play at North Ben«l
There will be
no excursion.
Ha.rtma.vi Bldg
Hayter «& Doak
Owjng to the Coquille team w ho
have chartered the train and will
not let the local team anil excursion­
ists go as before, but require that
thev pay their fare the same as the
passengers. This is done on account I
of the ‘rotten deal ” given the Go- I
quille aggregation by our home!
team, as they say, and contrary to |
the agreement will not charter the
Æ KAill I_,me of Confectionery. Fruit
train jointly. It was the intention |
Cigars Tobacco, Soft Drinks. etc.
to take the band anil a crowd of ex
News
Stand
in
Connection.
cursionists to North Bend, but .1 is
now out of the question. The team
will make the trip overland in rigs.
There was trouble in every game Next to Vienna Cafe
played between the teams whether*
in Coquille or on the home diamond, |
and the rag chewing of two weeks
ago was but a patching to what
entertained the crowd at the ‘river
town. There is no cause for had
blood existing between the teams,
and up to the time* the communi­
cation calling off the excursion was
received, it was thought the little
Material has arrived and we are now equipped for inside wir­
differences had been forgotten
ing. Have your rpidence wind now. As soon as our
We are informed that a boat from
machinery arrives we will be too busy to devote the neccess-
North Bend may come around anil
take the excursionists from here to- -
ary time for wiring the residence section. Address
gether with the band and players.
ZEBllliarcL and
Rooms
Fool
Varney & Eveland,
It is Time to Have Your
House Wired.
Notice.
Bandon Light and Power Co
Dr. D. L. Steele, Bandon » resi­
dent, dentist has secured an up to-
date partner, 1 >r. Lester S< »renson.
anti the new firm will be known as
Steele «X Sorenson.
Dr Sorenson
comes well recommended, He is a
graduate of the North Western Den­
tal College, of Portland, < fregon.
Post Graduate of the Chicago Den­
tal College ami has had a years
training in the U. S. Government
Hospital, since then has been prac­
ticing for the past two years. If you
want the best dental work possible
call on Drs. Steele »X Sorenson.
Office opp-ite the Gallier Hotel, j
1 *< >RT< >R L’< HCI >
I t Salo at the Shingle Mill All
orders filled promptly.
AND
in mi!!.
Office
We pay highest price
paid for Rpd C?pdar L ojjs and
RED
Bolts.
CEDAR’
SII ING lalCS
J. E. Young & Co
Latest Sheet Music
Both Vocal and instrumental
We will k«*t-p a complete line f ‘beet music ;>i> l take r.fer-
for all pnblicationa. The latent «inions from all of the
publishing bonsea are reeaired every month no you can keep
your music library np to-date.
All mail orders will receive
immediati- attention. We i*an get any -lniet f mnsic pub
lisbed. \ I ways send publishing company* name when or
dering W atch for new i«ni« «»very m nth in tins paper.
C. Y. Lowe, Druggist