Bandon recorder., March 11, 1909, Image 8

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Chas. Thpm, of Morth Bend was
MARINE
a city visitor last Sunday on busi-
SAILED
, ness.
Mar.
■5. — Bandon,
for San
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Coos Bay, Capt.
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Wirschuilet, 325 m lumber, 350 m
Sheriff Gage was in town Tues­
The Thimble Club will meet to­ shingles.
day on official business.
morrow at the home of Mrs. John
AitRIVED
L.
Conger.
The Bargain Store sells the best
Mar. 6—Fifield Capt. Jensen,
grade of flour $1.45 delivered. 9 2t
Saw filing of all kinds d me a |o hours, from S. F., 57 tons of
J. W. Flanagan and |. E. Dun my residence on the hill. Samuel D. mdse, 4 passengers: Mrs. F. Bel
lor.i, C. A. Holverstott, E. C,
8 3tx
gen, of the bay side were in town, Barrows.
Barker, W. A. Stanton.
this week.
Mrs. E. W. Rossiter entertained
Mar.
7—Wilhelmina,
Capt.
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Christensen,
from
Coes
Bay
103
CO.
E. Church at her residence Tuesday
tons
mdse.
Dr. E. E. Straw, of Marshfield, evening.
Mar. 9 Wilhelmina, Capt. Chri s
was over Wednesday on professional
FOR RENT—Hall over post- tensen, from Coos Bay, 44 tons indse
business.
office. Addjess or phone Tlios.
March 10, Fifield, Capt. Jensen,
Bargain Store is selling off all Devereux, Parkersburg, Ore.
for S. F., 427,426 ft. hnbr, III bdls
hats at cost if you need a hat get
51 if-
broom handles, 10 cds wood, 3 tons
it of us. 9 2t
Mesdames Trowbridge, Hollopeter, mdse, 13 passengers: Mrs. Sarah
The Ruby arrived in port the Jones and Simpson, alll of this city, Lyons, Miss Josie Lyons, Mrs.
first of the week and has gone up attended the presentation of Pina­ Steel, E. Johnson, Paul Gascka,
G. W, Moore, S. E, Pierce, C. C.
the river to load with lumber. She fore in Coquille Tuesday evening.
will sail in a tew days.
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T. Hill ami wife and Miss Maud
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Watch our bargain counter. The
ones.
Racket Store.
F. S. Slagle. E. E. Nicholson,
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E. L. Strader, who has been liv­ and Chas. Gage, together with their
Mrs Lydia Steele left on the Fi­
ing in the Tilton property this winter wives, came down from Coquille field for California where she will
moved his family back to the ranch last Saturday and took in the con- spend the summer.
a few days ago.
cert Saturday night.
Chris Rasmussen is in Marshfield
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this week visiting friends and tran-
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skiff.
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Munk’s saloon, prove property and sacting business.
Mis. B. A. Kolp made a real es­ pay for this notice.
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Father Curley of North Bend
tate transfer Monday involving a
The public takes great inerest in celebrated mass at the Catholic
value of $1800. This was sold to
J no. D. Rockefeller’s donations to church last Sunday.
outside parties.
the Chicago university and for a
Mrs. Lyons and daughter Josie
Bargain Store phone No. 131. All very good reason as most any user of the county seat went to San
orders are properly taken care fo oil will tell you.
Francisco on the Fifield.
of. 9 2t
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the
In What Cheer, la., two editors
The Wilhelmin t has made two and a barber are after the post mas­ M. E. Church will serve supper at
taps between here and Coos Bay tership.
If the barber gets it it will ' the residence of Wm. Mavity Thurs­
this week and each time has carried be a close shave, and what cheer it day, March 18, 1909; price of sup­
a large freight cargo. The Wilhel­ will bring to them is incomprehen­ per 15 cents. All are invited.
mina is a great adjunct to marine sible.
Regular services as follows on
business in this part of Oregon.
Sunday
at the M. E. Church: Sun­
—WANTED—Pasture for a horse.
Tomatoes 3 cans for 25 cents at
day
School
at 10 a in; preaching at
A (dress P. O. Box 41 stating price
the Bargain Store. You save money p r month.
11
a
in;
Epworth
League at 6:30
9 2 t.
by trading at the Bargain Store. 9 2t
pm; preaching at 7:30pm. You
Everyone who attends the Al iska are cordially invited to attend.
W. C. Sellmer has been on Coos Yukon-Pacific Exposition this sum
R. H. Allen, pastor.
Bay for a few days putting in gas mer will have the privilege of
The Charity Club give Grandma
arc lights. C. S. Hubbard is in panning gold dust from native
the bowling alleys during his ab­ Alaska gravels, just as it is panned Gerkin a surprise on the 7th oi this
month it being her -75th birthday,
sence
in Tanana and the Klondike.
A
very enjoyable time was had by
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served.
The club left grandma
E. H. Raymond, of Marshfield is
greatly
pleased.
THE HOUSE FURNISHERS
T. J. Lewis, of Marshfield, who
in the city organizing a Nest of
Since the Southern Pacific and
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME
BANDON, OREGON
Owls, a fraternal insurance order. has been county coroner *or some
the
Alliance
had
their
falling
out
the
Mr. Raymond says he is getting time, and who resigned that office
Wilhelmina is carrying practically
some good men and that Bandon only last week, has fallen heir to
all the freight for the Coquille river.
a
large
fortune
in
New
South
Wales.
will have the biggest Nest of Owls
It is said that his whereabouts had She has discontinued her up-river j
in Coos county.
not been known to his relatives in trips for a short time owing to the I
Come to the Racket Store for
that section for thirty years, a id large amount of freight to be h mled
dishes.
that constant search had been made into this port, and the steamer Dis­
Puget Sound and Lake Washing for him It is to be hoped that the patch has been carrying the freight
ton offer the finest water in the money will be really forthcoming, up the river.
world for motor fishing and high and not pan out the same as many
Messrs. Geo-W Moore and Spain
power craft from all over the of these far off fortunes have done. E. Pierce, who have been here for
country have entered for the con­
Having moved my store to the building
Eggs for hatching from pure bred some time left on the Fifield for San
tests which will take place during
opposite
Trowbridge’s store I now have
Francisco,
and
will
return
to
their
the Alaska-Yukon Exposition which stock: I have first prize Brown and home in Port Huron, Mich- Mr.
on hand a full line of
White Leghorn Cockerels of state
opens at Seattle on June 1.
fair, Salem, Ore., 1908 More birds Moore is one of the largest stock­
Books, Stationery, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc.
—F or RENT—Large, new seven on exhibition than any show ever holders in the Cody Lumber Co.,
room house in Azalea Park, close held on the coast. At head of pen and also has a large interest in the
The largest assortmont of POST CARDS
in. Good water.
For particulars of White Plymouth Rocks is ccckrel steamer Bandon. Mr Pierce is a
ever brought to Bandon. Prices always
call on J. W. Felter, or address W. rom U. R. Tishel, the most cele­ prominent citizen of Port Huron
right.
W. Elliot, Prosper, Ore. 5 tf
to
look
at
and
has
been
out
here
brate 1 breeder of White Rocks in
The Coos County Nursery, H. the world. Also have Black Minorcas the country
L. Stevens, proprietor, and M.G of the best strain. First pair of
The Coos Ministerial Association
Pohl, local agent delivered trees in prize winner Indian Runner ducks, of the M E. Church will hold its
Bandon to the amount of $300 at Oregon state fair 1908 Registered annual session in the M E. Ghurch
Tuesday.
The ranchers of this jersey cattle and Berkshire hogs, beginning April 20. 1909. The
CAPTAIN CHRISTENSEN. Commanding.
community are going into the fruit Write for prices or come and see Epworth League will also hold a
business with a vim that spells suc­ stock.
J. C. Watson. Coquille, convention immediately following
cess.
Ore.
the ministers’ meeting- There will
Connecting with Steam Ship Alliance at Marshfield. Full
A modern five room cottage on
Messrs. Geo. Moore and Spain be a good program which will be
information of
5th street for rent, one block east E. Pierce gave a farewell banquet published soon’
The public are
of Plank road.
Inquire of T at Mrs. Kolp’s cafe Saturday night, cordially invited to these services.
Devereux, Parkersburg, Pnone 68. to a few friends before departing for Don’t forget the date April 20 to
Specimens of all of Luther Bur­ their home in Port Huron, Mich. 25
Monday of this week being Will
bank's wonderful vegetable crea­ Those present attended the band
his power to help the good cause
tions will be shown at the Alaska concert in a body and went from Marshall’s birthday his friends we are unable to satisfy the curiosity
along, and Mr. Bennett writes ako
Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle there to the cafe where an elaborate planned and carried out a success­ of the public in that line.
to Mr. Wade that if the people here
ful
surprise
party
on
him.
The
banquet
was
served,
after
which
a
this summer, among them the spine­
C. R. Wade received a letter from
desire
him he will deliver a free lec-
less edible cactus which is being used number of witty toasts were given. party was a genuine old-fashioned Judge Stephen A. Lowell, of Pen­
ure
here,
which will probably be
to reclaim the vast southern deserts. The guests in attendance were: ' one, the tables being decorated in
dleton,
informing
him
that
Addison
something in connection with the
Messrs. L. J, Cody, Nels Rasmus­ | costume of “ye olden time.”
Dance at Oriental hall Saturday sen, F. J. Fahy, Geo. Moore, Carl i Candles were used for lights and , Bennett, Oregon’s humorist, had Oregon and Idaho development
congress
March 13.
8 2t
Moore, M. J. McKenna, Spain E. the menu, which consisted of mush left Portland for Coos county and
in CArru* C an ■■ RM«<N>1D
For best groceries at right prices Pierce and Martin E. Logan. Mes­ and milk only, was served in the that he will be here for a short time
CUTTER'S BLACK LIO VACCIMB
call at A. E. White's Store Columbia dames L. J. Cody, Nels Rasmussen, oldest style dishes that could b : gathering information in regaad to
CtbforniA'i favurit*. the moat Mic-
ceMful. eatiett uaed and lowest
Avenue also fresh Norway butter Simpson,
Costello and Misses secured. The party was held at to this section of the country. He
Vru-ed rsliabls vaccine mads.
owdsr. string or ptll form Writs
65 cents per roll always on hand. Mary Marsh and Tressa Manciet. A the home of J. H. Jones and wife. is working in the interest • of
for frev Black Leg Booklet.
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Have also added- to my stock of most'pleasant time was enjoved by Our informant did not tell us the 1 the development of this sec­
B ssksliv , C al .
If your druggut dose not stock out
flour the “White River.”
9 3t
alt
'.age of our friend Bill, consequently tion and will do anything in
vaccine*, order direct from
THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Dance Saturday eve at Oriental.
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Atty. C. R. Wade has been in
Coquille this week on business.
Potatoes Potatoes at the Bar­
gain Store, ft.»5 per hnndred. 9 2t
Mrs. P. J. Lindberg, of Port Or­
ford visited in town this week.
Bargain Store sells 15 pounds of
sugar for $ 1.00.
You save money
by trading at the Bargain Store. 9 2t
Donald Charleston was over from
the Bay Sunday visiting with his
family.
Bargain Store is receiving new
goods on every boat. 9 2t
Sam Marsden, of Marshfield came
over lastjSaturday and attended the
band concert.
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Phil Pearson has purchased the
Williams property in Azalea park
for his parents who will move here
from eastern Oregon this spring.
Calico, b» st grade 6% cents per
yard at the Bargain Store. You save
money by trading at the Bargain
Store.
9 2t
Don’t forget the dance Saturday
night at Oriental hall.
The New
Orchestra promises some new pop
ular music.
R. E. L. Bedillion went down to
$an Francisco on the Elizabeth to
look after business in connection
with the woolen mill.
A good time for all who attend
the dance in Oriental hall Saturday
evening. The music will be the same
as that furnished at the masquerade
ball.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cody enter­
tained the Pacific hotel people and
a few other friends very charmingly
Mpnday evening.' Whist was the
prevailing game of the evening and
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess.
The interior of the Owl saloon
has recently been decorated in a
most artistic manner, John L.
Litzenberger, the painter and decor
ator doing the job.
Mr. Litzen­
berger is an adept in his line"and
always insures a good job.
Billy Sunday was whipped with a
buggy whip at Springfield. Ill., re­
cently and the jury that tried the
fellow who did the work found him
insane. Billy almost makes one
think he is insane when he gets to
performing some of his athletic
stunts in the pulpit.
The choicest place in town to
trade is at the Bargain Store. You
save money by so doing. 9 2t
On March 1, the Alaska Yukon-
Pacific Exposition which opens in
Seattle on June 1, was ninety-five
per cent complete, which makes
doubly certain the declaration that
it will be opened to the world on
the day given.
Early seed potatoes ■ at Mar­
shall’s.
9 3t.
W. D. Button had the misfortune
to get his wrist badly cut last
week, while at work superintending
the planers at Cody’s mill. Dr.
Perkins took three stitches in the
wounded member, and bandaged
the same thoroughly, and the pa­
tient is getting along as well as
could be expected at present.
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For the satisfaction and pleasure
of my friends and confusion of others
and for all who may be interested-
Will find my authority to practice
medicine and a record of license at
Coquille, in North Carolina, Tenn
emce, Maryland, and in the Uni­
versity of Maryland and the Balti­
more Medical College. Dr. S. L.
PWkins.
Rugs and Carpets
We have added to our al­
ready immense stock a fine
line of Rugs, Carpets, Mat­
ting, etc., never before
shown in Bandon. We also
have the finest stock of
Draperies, Lace Curtains,
Bobonets, etc. We also
carry a complete stock of
Upholstery Goods, also
some fine samples of Lin­
oleum. Upholstering, Pic­
ture Framing and Repair­
ing a specialty
Woodruff & Turner
Norton’s Book Store
New Location, New
Goods, New Prices
Stmr. Wilhelmina
Coos Bay and Bandon twice a week
J. E. WALSTROM, Agt. Bandon
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