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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1907)
^«4,1 V i- -e ■ s Local Lore J Mr». Hartman's arrived. À c n ñ Millionery has Call on the Bandon Co-operative Reality Co. Wanted—Two waitresses at the Hotel Gallier at once. Mr. J. C. Loga 1 passed through town. Tuesday, on his way down the coast. Miss Kittie Crewes. of Coquille, was visiting her friend. Mrs. J. A. McCord of this place, the latter part of last week. Rev. McConnell wi” preach in the Opera House <>n Monday evening. Sept. 30. All are invited to at tend. 40 1>4UM hi the Hank Hall alter t[w Suf girls I Vv»u seen the » IT mbib Last» Aci, Jews 3,1'7* band concert Saturday night. Go. d new waist» that R H R ma & Co. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I ailed States Laud Office. IT -eburg, Ore have just received from Neer York* music. Notice is ltetebv given tliat any August J, 1907. R. H. Rosa Ac Co have the finest ! They are certainly beauties and the trespasser found iu any manner tres Nolle. . < by given that 111 compilane., Dr. Mann came up Saturday line of shirt waists in the county. with th.- 1 vi.-uoosof tbe net of < ougrv»- night fur the dance; he reported the prices are so low that you all can passing on any of my mud flats, will of June ;t, l> . entitled “Au act for tlie s.-le b rands Thomsen of Langlois, was afford at least one mutar I . . - ill tbe States of California. be prosecuted to the fullest extent of time of his life. Oregon. N > ida, and Wasliiiigton terri in town Monday’ on business. C. T immons . tory. ’ aa a luted to all tile Public L iu.I Judge Topping lud seven cases of the law. Rev. Horsfall will hold services in si. I. - i . of August 4. I':»’.’. Mam M Houston, ol I: mdon. County of C »>s. State Dance in the Bank Hall after the St. Johns’ Protestant Episcopal in this last term of court and came ot Oregon, ti s thia d iv tiled 111 this office band concert Saturday night Good Church Sunday’ at ti A. M 3 P.M home with the smile that w on’t w ear Notice to School Children. her sworn aiemelit No. st»;, f,,r the pur clias. .fili, X q ol SWT 4, SEI 4 of SW I ». off. He informs the snake editor music. Parents should have their child 'and NWl I ..| SEI I of S.1-IIOU No I,’, in The Bandon Concert band will township No 8)8, Range 14 W. mid w.T con- that while he had two of them ren ’ s teeth put in good condition if I he Bandon Furniture Store han give a concert on the main street offer proof to show that tin- land sought 1« tinued, he had a walk a way w ith they wish them to become bright more valuable for ita timlw-r or «tone tbau dles Liquid Venter. Makes old fur this coming Saturday night for agiicubmal purpose*, ami t>> estaLL-li the others. students. Decayed teeth causes her claim to said land befor* I. \ lai q- niture look like new. Misses Nora and Emma Solve, of vist. I . S. Commissioner at Marshfie o. indigestion ami lowers brain activity. I Oregon, on Wednesday, the tltb day ot John Lamont who has been visit Yellowstone Park, Wyo., are here First class work done at sjiecial N.wemlu r, r.m" Henry Summer». She iiameaas witness. » Edward Oilman. ing friends and relatives in San visiting their sister, Mrs. E. B. price at Dr.’s Steele Sorensen. A E H:ul- ill. G l< Cox amt Geo. E W il Francisco, returned home last week. Kausrud. son. all of Bandon. Com, County. Oregon. Died at the home of John Shield Any and all |» rsoiis claiming udverseiv the alKive-deserils-d lands are requested to Claude Browne of Myrtle Point An elega.it line of ladies’ gloves on Thursday Sept. 12th. He was’ Boat for Sale. 'file their claims iu thia office on 01 I 1 re has been spending a few days in has been received this week at R. the son of Mr. Port Summers of said Oil day of November, 1!IO7. Good row boat for sale cheap. B kkjvmin I,. E ddy . Register. J lowu renewing old acquaintances. H. Rosa & Co’s. Call and see thi place. The lad was attending Inquire at Brewer ’ s Shoe Store. I Indian Training School at Chamawa < »vercoats for men ami lioys. Lots them. of them and sizes to fit the whole A fine line of outing flannels, ami last July while running a race, town, at Lorenz Hoyt's, The ginghams and calicoes the latest he broke a blood vessel. He was latest patterns and styles. patterns, are just in at R. II. Rosa 12 years old and was well known. I Married at the residence of Rev. and Co’s., store. Mrs. Hartman's arrived. Millinery has Kennedy Baker came down Tuesday from the up river country, Horsfall Wednesday evening Sept and is again behind the counter in iSrh, Glen G. Rozel I and Miss G. R IL Rosa Co.’s store. Nichols of Empire City. Mrs. Dave Perkins and little Fishermen, Attention' We have daughter Eunice, of Coquille, were .1 full line of oars. The best money Bandon visitors Saturday, having <an buy. See them at the Bandon come down to attend the Rebekah Hardware Store, opposite the Post anniversary and social. < »ttice. rhe dance given by the Sea Side Sheet music orders will receive prompt attention if left at Lowe’s < »rchestra Saturday night was well attended, ami everyone repotted a an Drug Store. enjoyable time. We beg to acknowledge the Boyle's , Mrs. Tom Robinson left on the Tuesday boat for Portland where she will spend the next two months with her parents, J. Denholm and family. She will go b/ way of Roseburg. W, L. McGinty of Rumford Falls, Maine; arrived last Thursday after noon anti has accepted a position here. He is a clarinet player and was secured through the efforts of the management of the local band. Dr. A. W. Kime, of Cottage Grove arrived on the noon boat Monday to spend a week’s vacation here among his old acquaintances and relatives. He was up to band practice Monday evening and said that Bandon has the best band he has heard for some time in the state. Lorenz ¿t Hoyt will have a fine line of ladies' and misses’ Cloaks that will arrive shortly, and ask you to wait for this stock before making your purchases this fall. They will have something that will not only please you, but will not hurt your pocket book. The last Elizabeth brought the new engine and boiler for the light plant. It is 100 horse power, high pressure boiler, automatic engine^ and is one of the best made. The dynamo is expected on the next boat from Portland. Leverne Leventon, of Lookout, Cd, has accepted a position in the Trowbridge store. He fills the position recently' vacated by Chas. Felter, who left a short time back for Aberdeen, Wash, to accept a similar job. Medlicotte underwear for gentle receipt of a complimentary ticket to A shetland wool, the lust annual session of the Co men who care. merit without comparison. See quille Driving Association.it Arago that your next suit bears this brand, Sept 26 t<> 28. R. H. Rosa & Co.* A dinner was given last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Services will be held next Sunday Daily in honor of the joint birthdays Sept. 29th at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. of Mrs. Fannie Daily anil Mr. Axel Sunday School at lo A. M. and Erickson. A very pleasant time was Christian Endeavor at 6:30 P.M. reported. Strangers especially are invited to worship with us. The corner saloon building occu They are going fast—those ladies’ pied by A. Jamison, was painted a and children’s cloaks that Hartman dark moss green and will be trimmed has on sale at present. He has the in red. Law ami Dygert .ire doing the job which is a credit to their latest styles and goods, and the cloak that will please her, is on his profesh. counters. Work of repairing Atwater street C. A. McKellips, the Sewing has again commenced and with lum machine man from North Bend, has ber on the ground and no objection opened up an office at Bandon Fur I from property owners, the work will continue much faster than before. niture Store. He w ill be in Bandon from the twentieth to the twenty-fifth Ten per cent off on all purchases of each month. Call at the store of ladies' skirts for this week Sat md see our machines. Leave orders urday only at R. II. Rosa N Co. for supplies. Machines for sale or This is bonafide and we are making rent on easy terms. this reduction only' to introduce our The Gambrinus Brewing Depot large line of ladies’ skirts. •petted its doors for business this Presiilent Jones of Philomath Col week, and is now ready to supply The Cotillion Dancing Club, or lege, also Elder of the I'nited the wholesale and family’ trade. Brethren Church, and Rev. R. They will cater to trade of the latter ganized by several of the young Summerlin of North Bend, were irder, especially, and have no bar men about town, will give its first guests of Mr. and Mi s. Hines, of this in connection with the depot. Geo. dance in the Bank Hall Friday The object of such a club place the first of the week. \. Stoltz, of Portland, has accepted Oct. 4. is to give private dances among their Dr. Prentis, Dentist, has moved 1 position as manager of the new members every ’ two weeks during to the Gallier building near the Post enterprise. the winter. Dainty invitations will < Ittice, and is now prepared to do all Dif.n At Roseburg, September be issued to members in good work relating to dentistry, in a 25th, at four o’clock in the morning, standing. strictly’ up-to-date manner, without Ethel Van Valkenburgh. aged 22 The band concert last Saturday pain, .md at very reasonable rail's. 2 years. The young lady had been evening was well attended, and the Fhe gasoline boat “Nellie and an invalid for four years, and death dance following was largely attended Cressie” from Riverton, was towed must have been a happy release from notwithstanding the other attractions down to the new wharf last week. suffering. Besides her mother, she elsewhere the same evening. Danc The vessel is rather small to do any’ leaves two sisters and four brothers, ing continued until the wee hours, very large amount of plying between ¡'lie family resided here for a short and the orchestra, inclined to be a here and Port Orford, for which she time and have the sympathy of t lie little frisky that evening, handed the is intended. She may’ be fixed in entire community. dancers a waltz that lasted for 55 “No on*- bears the door that opens shape to do river work minutes, and some of them danced When they pa.« beyond recall; Soft, as loosened leaves of roses. it out. A Veneer that is desirable for all One by one our loved ones fall." purposes, is or, the market, and you The Teachers' and Patrons’ meet Hartman has just received a new ing at the school house last Friday can get it at the Bandon Furniture stock of dress goods suitable for fall evening was well attended by patons Store. wear. They are the latest patterns and outsiders. Several musical num Mrs. 1. Lando and M iss Burnett, anti come in all prices. Call and see bers were given with the program, of Marshfield, were guests of Dr. them. all of which was well received. On and Mrs. Prentis. the latter part of The State of Oregon, by H. W. tbe whole it was a success and will last week, returning home Tuesday. Hermann private prosecutor versus probably be continued every month They attended the Rebekah social Frank Thrush, was the title of a lit Fruit punch and wafers were served Saturday evening, both ladies being tle dispute registeted in Justice Top by the teachers, during the social p ist officers of the Rebekah Lodge ping’s Court Wednesday morning half hour after the program. at Marshfield. last, and the case came under the Mis. C. E. Hollopcter give in category of assault and battery. Sir Knight Shoes. struction on the mandolin, guitar The two principals in the case are and banjo. Terms reasonable. Parkersburg fishermen, anti in the Panter Bros, have received a large Mrs. Hartman wishes to announce cold ami wee small hours of last stock, all sizes, of the famous Sir the arrival of her fall millinery’ line Monday’ morning, upon the glassy Knight Shoe. They are the best from one of the largest exclusive waters of the Coquille river, the two dress shoe on the market and you millinery houses I on the coast. This fishermen clashed upon the subject cannot get a better fit from any the Fishermen’s I nion, applied stock is largely made to order and of scriptural quotations to one another, other make of shoe’ The price is Bandon ladies can satisfy themselves anti, as a climax, a vigorous amount standard, all over the country. You that it is of the latest styles. Two of muscular energy. Hermann is a can get them just as cheap in Ban Regulated objects were in mind in securing this cripple and evidently did very little don as in the cities. fighting, but swore to the complaint. prices in this manner protect the stock—toplease you. and to please Thrush pleaded guilty anti was buyer. A leader in school shoes your pocket lxiok t ome md see dismissed with a small fine and are now on the shelves and they th< 1 before they an al! litoked costs. Wade appeared as attorney make a special effort in fitting the for Hermann children. ove» ¿T e-welr y - 1 i-C-C-tC-C-ti-C-t-Wt-t-tti-ti-Ji-S-.i-S’s Store ABB1VBD. Sept 22—Stmr Elizabeth, Olsen, from San Francisco, 190 tons mdse Sept 25—Sehr Advance, Ogidens- sen, from San Francisco, ballast Carries nothing but strictly high grade goods Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Cut Ghi*s Sterling Silver and Silver Plated Ware. The celebrated Eldridge Sewing Machine. Some are as good, but none are Letter, High arm auto- mafic lift. Drop Head from $23 up. All repairing strictly firstj class and fully guai- anteed. HAU.BD. Sept 26—Sehr Oregon, Anderson, for San Francisco Sept 26—Stmr Elizabeth, Olsen, for San Francisco, 200 M lumber, 30 cords w<xxl and 31 tons mdse Following is the list of passengers who sailed on the Elizabeth, today Jack Ray, G A Fearon, C W Glaze, Chris Guldbuch, R Guldbuch, Miss PGuldbuch, Mrs II Guldbuch and Mrs W E Rackleff. R. W. BOYLE, Marshall Building, Main Street FINE MILLINERY GARFIELD MAUD » Notice for Publication An Innovation IN 1 I IE Engraving Business is the automata graving machine recently installed my department in en engraving The finest lines to heavy emblems are alike made perfect without a necessarily large amount of skill. Department of the Interior. Land Office nt Roaeburg, Or. August 13, 1907. Notice is hereby given that Ralph E. Cox, of Langlois. Oregon, lias filed notice of Ins intention to make final Five year proof m support of|his claim, viz: lloineHtead Entry v> 11224 m.uti January 10, 1902,for the w • 2 KWM.BK^HW , H m 33; NE , HEM Sec tion 32, Township 30 S., Range I I W , and that Haul proof will be made before J. II. Upton, U. S. Commissioner, at Ins office at Langlois. Oregon, on I hnrsday, October 10, 1997. He names the following witneHses to prove Ins continuous residence upon, and cultivation of the land, viz: Ed. Sypper, of Langlois, Oregon, I., a. Pea re, ot Hare, Oregon, Eugene Strain of Hare. Oregon, Clint Mali-horn of Langlois, Oregon. liHN.i<MiN L. E ddy , Register. Its capacity embraces every kind of engrav ing, much of which would Ire very expensive if done by hand When you desire any work <4 thus nature give me a call. I guarantee all of my work. A. RICE Leading Jeweler, Motive for PiililicMiion. Department of the Interior. Land Office at ltoseluirg, Or. August 13, 1907. Notice in hereby given that Evangeline M. Page of Bandon, Oregon, has filed notice of her intention to make final Coniniiitation proof in HiiptHirt of her claim, viz: Home stead Entry No. 13877 made Hee. 28, 1904, No. I3'J33 made Nov. 10, I'.Htt, for the S'2 ol NEL Sec. 12, NE1-4 of NE1-4 Sec. 12, SEI I of SEI 4 Section 1, Townabip 30, South, Range 15 Went, and flint Raid proof will I,*. made liefore J. H. Upton, U. H. Csiminis- sioner. at Ins office at J.angloiH, Oregon, on 1 I liurHilay, Oct.. 10, 1907, He name* the following witiienaeH to prove Inn continuous resideuce U| mhi , and cnltivn lion of, the land, viz: Alonzo Havis of Langloin, Or, gon. Rolli,- Havisof Langlois, •I auiea Aluiubatigli of Langlois, Oregon Delon Gardner of Langlois, < iregon. Br.tt.UMIN L. E ddy . Register. Real Estate Bargains Woolen Mill Addition in the east part of Bandon. The best residence property iu the Town of Bandon, close to all tlm mannfuctnring plants and the new ship yard No need ef carrying yonr dinner pad when you can go home and get a warm dinner and have plenty of time for a romp with I lie babe. Prices have almost doubled in the last six months and they will double again in tbe next six months More home« have been br.ilt in this Addition than in any other part of Bandon. Lota range in price from $3o to ¡F20I) Get one or two before they are all gone. Breakwater Addition in the west part o5 Bandon Prices from $30 np. Lots and acres in all parts of Bandon, Farms, Ranches and Timber Claims Give ns a call and get prices and a square deal. « OAKES REAL ESTATE CO Room 3 in the 1 - mìf H Building
