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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1907)
• • c ■> -a x-frC'C-e c-s-c cc-w-e-c «• ¿ Local Lore %-5 XÌ-3 -3>3 .Mandolin and Guitar music at Lowe’s. Call on the Bandon Co-operative Reality C o. Wanted—Two waitresses at the Hotel Gallier at once. Ladies’ Cloaks, only a leu of them left, ami they will soon be gone. You can get them at Lorenz X Hoyt's. II you desire to patronize home industry, leave orders for music at Lowe's. All orders proinptly attended to. Prices the same as in the city. People are, to a certain extent, judged by th«- clothing they wear. Il you desire to give an up-to-date impression, you can do so by wear ing on«- of Lorenz X Hoyt's suits, A. J. Hartman has just purchase«! an elegant cash register from th«- National Cadi Register people, and it will be delivi red as soon as it can come from the factory. Did he bring that umbrella back yet? No. of course not they never do. Why not get one of those new ones at Lorenz X Hoyt, and have your n.inn- engiave«! on the handle? It is « heaper than buying umbrellas every year. "A. Haberly is selling a few sma tracts of land near town, at reason able prices and c isv terms. Parties wishing 5 acres or more apply at once as only a limited number will be sold. A. B. Robison returned from a County trip for the Bowman Cigar Co. of this place, last week, loader with orders. The products of this new firm are becoming well known, and are receiving the patronage they merit. We understand the factory will soon employ more men, and a change in brands w ill be made. There will be a dance in the Bank See the new quartet arrangement^ Hall this Saturday evening. Full of the latest songs at Lowe’s. orchestra. There will be a dance in the Bank There will be a dance in the Bank Hall this Saturday evening. Full Hall this Saturday evening. Full orchestnr orchestra. Miss Ray Collier, of Coquille, was Since the winter schedule has here spending Sunday with her sis gone into effect crowds again throng ter, Miss Effie Collier. about the post office in the evening. Miss Esther Yaeger, of Marsh Mrs. Fred Mehl left on the noon field was over from the Bay the lat boat, Tuesday, for Roseburg, going ter part of last week. by private conveyance. She will Mrs. J. A. McCord returned home be away for about two months. last evening after a few days’ visit Mrs. Houston, mother of Dr. with friends at Ccxjuille City. H. L. Houston, of this place, left Life is short, and one of the Tuesday on her return to her home pleasures is good eating. Motto, in Portland. Buy your groceries of Hartman. Ed Thrift, of Langlois, accom Mrs. C. E. Hollopeter has organ- panied by two of his children, and ized a mandolin and guitar club for his sister-in-law, Miss Nettie Gibson, pupils taking instruction from her. of Gold Beach, was up on a business Th«- new issues for the past trip Monday. month are now on display at Lowe’s. An attachment suit was filed last Call and make your selections be Saturday by the Langlois Bros, fore they are picked over. igainst the Bandon Commercial Co. Warren Littlefield and wife ar alleging back wages to the amount rived Saturday from Portland. They of $490. w ill make their home here for the The local lodge of Odd Fellows of present. this place will entertain at their hall Rev. W. S. Gordon, preached at Friday evening, Oct. 18th, two dis the Methodist Church Tuesday even tinguished Odd Fellows, Richard ing. He will fill the pulpit at that Scott, Grand Master, also the Patri church for the coming year. arch of the Encampment of that R. E. Buck went to the Bay < )rder. Tuesday, to atternl the Encampment Walter Nelson and family, accom meeting held at North Bend Wed panied by Mrs. Nel-on’s sister, Mrs. nesday evening. McKenzie anil little Doris McKen The school boys usually go through their shoes rapidly, but Hartman has a regular iron clac brand that is giving good satisfac tion. Clarke Allison, who left for Rose burg a few months ago to accept a good job, returned Tuesday even ing to Bandon, where he has accepted a still better positon. He is w elcomed back amon g his friends, particularly among the band boys, among which organization he was an active member. He will work for the Gambrinus people here. Yesterday morning, while grading for the new thrcc-story building on the Geo. P. Laird lot next to the Arcade saloon, a horse Iwlonging to < iarroutte Bros, fell off the plank road in such a manner as to make it impossible to raise without assis tance. Chains were placed around the animal and it was hauled out of its precarious position by another horse. The horse «.•scaped with but a few scratches. There will not be a band concert this Saturday evening, but the usual Saturday night dance will l»e given, full orchestra in attendance, not withstanding the fact that the Seaside Orchestra is going to Lang lois where they will furnish music for the Dairyman’s Ball at that place, and xs a number of the musi cians are «Is« I «an« I men, the concert will be postponed until the Saturday following, when a good program will be rendered, weather permitting. Found! l-ost—a spirit level, last Sunday night. Was left on raft which went over the bar. Probably be found on the beach. Finder will leave same at this office for reward. A place to pi« pare yourself so th.it your next opportunity to enter the business work! on a good salary will not 1 h * The Bandon was unable to leave on this morning’s tide, but will prob ably leave tomorrow. If you are ............ of getting a sewing mach n> , s e the new El dridge at Boyle's Jewelry Store. LOST Enroll Now Miller badge of night guardian of the peace, taking the place of Mr. Tolliver. Mr. Robison is well known and is assuming his new position with all of the dignity the office will stand. DE Minx, of the Ccxly Mill, ran a large splinter into the palm of his hand yesterday, and at an early hour this morimig, Dr. Houston w s called to remove it. The hand has been dressed and is doing nicely. Roseburg later on and w ill probably put on * ‘ Belshazzer. ”.—Spokes man. An electro-chemical process by which wood and water are actually converted into the purest and sweet est sugar is being demonstrated in a western city. The machine, which costs only $iooo, is composed of a water-boiler, a furnace for heating steam until it turns into hydrogen and oxygen, a retort in which the charcoal is reduced to a gas and mixed with the hydrogen and oxy gen, a water tank in which the com bination of gases is cooled, an air compressor and a set of highly charged electrodes. In a test the machine’s output of chemically pure sugar was yojpounds in 30 minutes. It is claimed that sugar can be pro duced chemically at one cent per pound from elements almost as free as air. Business College. It isktime -? topföint l- Perhaps it will be of interest t • some of our readers to learn that the postal department issued an order or. July 1st, notifying a number of the post offices that it . «« not necessary to back stamp l«-u s. This order is effective in all iir-t -class offices in the United State;. Probably the only benefit derived from such stamping is to determine how long a letter had lain <n 1 local office before delivering. 1 1 Mrs, David Mathews was a caller at this office this morning, ami asked to have the following facts published Boyles Jewelry Store regartling the accidental killing of her son by Wm .Hull: Alexander Good Goods at Mathews was 20 years of age, and Wm. Hull was two months his HONEST PRICES. junior. He wore a dark blue shirt Fine Repairing a Specialty blue overalls and a black slouch hat, on the day of the killing. Besides EVERYTHING-FULLY GUARANTEED his father and mother, two sisters Marshall Bldg. Main St and a brother survive him, who all reside near Riverton. The new steam schooner Bow- doin was towed over to Coos Bay last Friday afternoon, where she will load, and be towed to San Francisco by the Wellesley. With her departure, we have lost Capt. J W. Maloney, her new master, who has been supervising her construction. He and his family have made many friends during their sojourn here and at Prosper who will be glad to welcome him back again on a visit. Word will be sent to Bandon shortly before the boats leave the bay, and we can watch two of the best boats in the lumber service, of their class, pass by on their way to San Fran cisco, products of Bandon ship- yar ds. Cleaver North Bond, Oregon You don’t want to forget that zie, left on the noon boat, Tuesday, Hartman has remaining yet, a few j for Coquille, where they will visit of the large stock of water proof Mrs. Nelson’s brother, Mr. Zumwalt cloaks for ladies and Misses, that of that city for about a week, after have been going rapidly these past which they will leave for Washing few damp days. ton. Mrs McKenzie will return to A. B. Robison now wears the Bandon. Individuality, combined with rea sonable prices, are making the mil linery productions of Mrs. Hartman popular with her customers. Seeing C. A. McKellips, the Sewing is believing, and you are invit«?d to machine man from North Bend, has call and see her pattern hats that to opened up an office at Bandon Fur date have not been on display. niture Store. He will be in Bandon Prof. M. E. Robinson, who from the twentieth to the twenty-fifth gave the cantata Queen Esther at <>f each month. Call at the store this place last winter, is said to be due and see our machines. Leave orders at Klamath Falls where he will put for supplies. Machines for sale or on the comic opera “ Trial by rent on easy terms. jury.” He is expected tocometo Dr. Sorensen left yesterday for a trip down the coast where Ire will probably be absent for a week or ten days. Since making Bandon his home, he has repeatedly been asked to make that country a visit, and until now has not been able to find the time to leave his extensive home practise. Van Norden, the Watchmak^ and jeweler, at Bandon Drug Co.’s Store. 1 I S tí: I 1 FINE MILLINERY MAUD Ask GARFIELD Yourself State New»- sins. Therefore, on behalf of good government and its preservation we suggest that you send Mr. Burns here if possible. With his presence here it would be almost a foregone conclusion that results would follow. Save Money and Receive Satisfaction Am I one of the Thousands who are using Cleveland’s Baking Powder? The Increasing Demand is Convinc ing Evidence of its Goodness. : : Buy the 3-lb. Can with Screw Top and Metal Handle, SI.00 Ask your grocer for it. Take no other by buying Jewelry of A. RICE, Our Leading Jeweler Cleveland’s Baking Powder. •» •
