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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1908)
Get Busy invest Now THE TALK OF THE TOWN All goods at Hart man’s ixctpi Judge Harlocker of Coquille was in the city today visiting triends groceries at cost. A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS: 30 acre tract close in; partly cleared and improved; terms or cash $2,200 30 acres close in; good house; small or chard; cash_______ $2,300 80 acre ranch; Coquille Valley; good house and barn, orchard. Will exchange for Bandon property Block wood for Fine, modern, up-to-date residence in Co $2,650 quille; 7 rooms; lot 100x100 See us for city and country property. fireplace- Cody Mr. and Mrs. Al Hite of the county seat were in town today on A big line of dry batteries at the bu iness. Standard Electric Co’s Store or Mr. ami Mrs. T. IL Mehl otC’c- Atwater Street. quille were in the city on business Fir finishing Lumber-Belt on the inar- and visiting friends. ket-Cody Lumber $1,200 the Lumber Co. Co. Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Jensen and 1 lartinan’s sale will continue until daughter of Port Orford were in the the remaining $14,000 worth of city Tuesday on their wav to the goods are disposed of. Bay. i_Fir Shiplap -g >od enough to make John II. Dulley, county treasurer, died Deci mber 28th, after a long ill ess. He was one of the best lino . n pioneers in this county hav- ing come lure nearly sixty years ag >. Rustic Siding- made from the finest grade of White Cedar and Fir—C o<!y A bile the I iinily was Lumber Company. | tend ng the exercises at Rev. Horsfall w ill hold servi vs on Christm is eve. si >me in the Episcopal Church Sund iv into the house of a . : morning and evening at the usual stole Mrs Mc.Xaii hours. Sunday School at io a. in. -ontaining about Flooring -Best quality and manufac | helped themselves to some freshly ture- Cody Lumber Company baked cake, which was waiting for Mr. Young from the Coos Bay the Christinas table. The house Monumental Works was in Bandon | was ransacked but nothing else o f recently erecting a handsome mon j value has so far been found missing, ument over the grave of the late Several burglaries have been per- Kobt. A. Moran. petrated lately. The house of Short Wood for the cook stove -Cody I > >11 aid Charleston was also broken Lumber Co. into and ransacked, recently, while I he Elizabeth arrived in po< t yes th ■ family w is aw ty. There will be terday evening with 65 tons of a close watch kept from this time on freight and two passengers. She is uid it is to be hoped that the thieves loading at the Prosper mill and will will lie apprehended and probably sail again about Sunday. j tistice. Seaside Circle No. 662 will en Chas Martin was the lucky win tertain the ()cean Rebekah Lodge ner of the $50 diamond ring at F. anil Seaside Camp Woodman of IL Van Norden’s jewelry store, the World and their families Thurs weich was given away with coupons day evening Dec. 31st issued fr 111 that store with Cody Brand--Beaded Ceiling- Ex every fifty cent purchase during the months of November and December I quisite grain and workmanship. The crowds of people at Hart No. 3138 was the lucky number. man’s Store have proved the success I he case of J E Adams vs. E M of his sale. Still there are $14,000 Blackerby, tried in Judge Top worth of goods on the shelves which ping’s court Tuesday, in which plain will be disposed of at cost to enable tilt sued defendant f< r $100 for the him to retire from business. shooting of a dog, was decided by The Liberty which was sold to the jury in favor of plaintiff, and the Coos Bay parties by the Coquille full amount asked for, together with R’ver Transportation company was the costs of the case and attorney taken over to the bay today. She fees, was assessed to the defendant went out of here on her own steam by the jury. G T Treadgokl ap and made the trip without assist peared for plaintiff, -and A J Sher ance. The bar and ocean are as wood of Coquille appeared for the smooth as a mill pond today, and the defendant. sailors are consequently happy. The Cramer Stock Co ap •ubstantial flooring -Cody Lumber ( o, Mrs. Ralph Rackletf and two sons of Myrtle Point visited ov r Christmas with that lady’s parents Mr. and Mrs. A. McNair. ■VVKXt PH I Boyle’s Jewelry Store »■ «. i Thanking you for your liberal patronage during the past year and wishing you all a Happy and Pros perous New Year r Vienna Restaurant HAPPY NEW YEAR Menu Asparagus Points Celery Queen de Olives Lettuce, SOUP Cream of Tomato Consomme aux Croton F 1 Sil Oyster Patties Shrimps en Mayonnaise Baked Columbia River Salmon, Anchovy Sauce Imported Sardines and Lobsters Fried Clams Holland Herring, Drawn Butter Spanish Mackerel, Potato Natural BOIL Virginia Ham with Spinach Leg of Mutton, Caper Sauce ENTREE Fried Spring Chicken with Corn Fritters Shoe String Potatoes Veal Cutlets, a la Cumberland Regina Puffs, Wine Flavor ROASTS Sirloin of Beef, au jus Chicken with Dressing Stuffed Young Turkey with Cranberry Sauce Stuffed Shoulder of Veal, Parsley Sauce Loin of Pork, Apple Sauce VEGETABLES Creamed Potatoes Succotash Sugar Corn DESSERT Apple, Mince, Cocoanut, Custard, Cream, Peach, Blackberry, Apricot and Lemon Pie Baba Pudding, Rum Sauce Peach Short Cake, Cup Custard Lemon Jelly, Cream Puffs, Charlotte Russe Assorted Cake and Fruits Raisins Nuts, Candy, peal'd at the Bandon opera house Wednesday evening in complete vaudeville, and the audience was highly entertained with songs, dances, leadings playettes, et ■, every member of the company show ing off to the best of advantage, They w ill be Here again next Wed n sday evening when they will play '* 1 he Octoroons” I his is i me of the best plays on the stage to day ami each member of the com pany will play the part most suited to his or her individualit y. Door Sills— and Thick Jamb —ooo----- Stock -Cody Lumber Company. Riverton Locals The members of Seaside Circl gave a farewell party in K of P The Cramer Stock Co. will show Hall Tuesday afternonn in honor of here New Year’s Eve. Mrs. Ira Tucker who will leave I shortly Wrs. Win Rolin has been quite for Coos river. A nice lunch was spread and there was a sick fortlie past week. general good time. Those present Steve Stewart is confined to his were: Mrs. Ira Tinker, Mrs. Sarah bed witli the la grippe. King, Mrs. Lucy Hoyt, M'ss Hoyt, Mrs. (). A. Kelly has been very .Mrs. Lillian Moran, Mrs. P. Han- ill for a couple of weeks. I rahan, Mrs. R. W. Bullard, Miss J Bullard, Mrs. J. Johnson, Mrs C. Robert Hillas is visiting at the I Rasmussen, Mrs. Nygren, Nora Ny- home of Free nan Stewart. I gren, Mrs. Fred Gross alili Miss A masquerade ball was the main I < »race Smith. attiaction at this Land for sale in small tracts ne.tr <. hristmas time. own. A. ilaberly. Mrs. C. F. Cessna was in town The Fifield with the new tug | Klikyam in tow left Sin T rancisi <> fo' Bandon Tuesday evening. The | Fifield will sail again about Monday • 5 I of n< xt week ami has several pis »«■ngers already bo< ked as her ac i comodations are unsurpassed mil ‘ her cuisine unexrelle 1 The high ■ HK S I ewan« i standard of excellence maintain 1 ” * ’ C T. GKTS 4c. nm» aboard the Fifield merit her the '!"*• * 1 ’’ • - ” '’’ir f* or «*I* < « h » , pi <ì f <i>>4~ripHnn . w hrthet un »■• <i*»’i • iir>»»u«ii|v p.iioi .'.«li», t <> munì ca --.triHi, HtMmwi i HAhUBtlOK «ai Pntmiu patronage ot the people of this ffi itti' ■ !• «I .Igf hey f..) -> un«|>;Uen(0. thriHigti n 4 xx recare • community and all passenger» are 9i> • il il • u< ’* ’ ’ t »<•*>, wWhi>nt <•!iurg»» in (He assured that t'leir wants and com fort» will be carefully looked after. * hanrt^nirly I1fii«lr«tn<1 *M>kly. I nrriwt <Sr. gu ih Friday, Jan. 1, 1909 Subscribe for the Recorder What could be more practical and of more benefit than the gift of a scholarship in the Mn.i.ER- Miss Amelia Ch .neay who has | Cl.EAVER Bl’SlNESS Col.'lEGE? The young man or young wo bn n attending school in Bandon is man who has a business educa home on a vacation. : t on 's entirely independent and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dobby ns are can make his own way under any residents ot our town, having moved circumstances Parents can yo i do better than into W. M< Kay's house. to give that boy or girl an oppor < hie of the carpenters win is tunitv to become equipped to working on the new coal tramway earn a good salary at pleasant got badly hurt during Christmas work w ith numerous chances for promotion. wi ek. Give us the student and we >. A. Kelly had the misfortune will see that he becomes a com to fall down stairs on the night of petent bookkeeper or steno grapher. or both I) c. 18th. He is now able to be ar< mud. MILLER-CLEAVER Mrs. C. C. Price and family spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Business College () I’. Ellmgson, Mrs. T Price's par- cuts, w ho live near Parkersburg. NORTH BEND OREGON V eritas . Are You Going to Build? If so you can get the very best lumber on the market at the lowest figure by calling on or addressing the LYONS-JOHNSON LUMBER CO. We will deliver lumber on the Bandon wharf without extra charge to the purchaser. Lyons» Johnson Lumber Co. PROSPER, OREGON NX )T1C1J KTOTICE is hereby given to all debtors of the Wright Meat Market that all bills are payable to G. T. TREADGOLD, attorney for Nettie B. Wright. If you owe them, call and pay. If you are not sure that you owe them call any way. We shall publish a list of all accounts next week and the succeeding week we will sue all those not at that time paid up. G. T. TREADGOLD The New, Elegantly Fitted mid Speedy Steamer ELIZABETH I Ins «learner is new, is strongly buil| anil lilted wilh the latest improvements and will give a regular 8 day service, for passengersand freight, between the Coquille river, Oregon, and San Francisco. E T. Kruse, managing agent, 24 CaliforniaSt., San Francisco. •I. E. WALSTRO.M, Agent, B hik I oii . Oregon. NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMER FIFIELD C. P. JENSEN, Master Will make regular trips hereafter between San Francisco and the Coquille River carrying passengers and freight. Up-freight earnestly solicited Rate Cut to $3.00 Per Ton Unexcelled passenger accommodations. A. I ESTABROOK CO., Gen, Agent, 245 California St., San Francisco J. I loward Johnston, Agent, Bandon, Oregon BANK OF BANDON HANIMIN OHKGON I'npilnl, «*25.000 I BOARD OF DIREX I OILS J L. Kronenberg, President. J Denholm, Presidet.l; F. J Fahy. Cashier; Frank Flam. T. P. Hanly Vice A general hanking business Iransacletl and rustomers given every accommodation con sistent with sale and conservative banking CORRESPONDENTS: The American National Bank, of San Francisco, Calii; Merchants National Bank, Portland, Oregon; The Chase National Bank, of New York. __________ __________________________________________________________________________ I Suntet Maguin* offer» the reader» of thh paper the beat opportunity of the year REVIEW OF REVIEWS . $3 001 ALL FOR SUNSET MAGAZINE .... 1 50> _ WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION 1.2$) $3.00 hi ScieiHific American. 1 x by 12 B 'king utiii I x fi I* , n •- mg- (Judy Lumber Co. A Christmas Idea J tines Vowell ami Hal Herrington ai< now opening a coal mine on Mr. Vo a ell's place. Four Foot Wood for Factory. Fur naees-Coiiy Lumber Compauj , Cody Bough Lumber---Unexcelled for ALL the ordinary uses to which lumber is put. Kolp and Jenesn, Real Estate Agency, put through the following cash deals last week : ¡5 acres near Prosper, 5 acres in the Chandler tract, 2 lots in Dunham's addition 21 lots in Bennett's Plat A. Which looks as though Bandon was ‘‘a dead one” not yet. ii 25c and up during the Cristinas holiday.» visiting with iclatives. cularioti .a any •< wntinc l-Hirn il. o-ar; I ur m r Un, |l. Stilli l>r all Timi« | a inalerà. MUNN & Co.36New York Brauch oflk-o. f su WaatnuaiuU. U.L FREE with your order, a beautiful premium, a 75 page book Illustrated In four colors with 175 Western view». SUNSET MAGAZINE UN rHANCieCO. CALIFORNIA » \
