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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1909)
Build While the Sun Shines-CODY LUMBER CO t< <■« tt-c-eet s. t-t-tts. g-i tt-t< i-t« •, , She has been qu'te ill with rheumatism. The twin Itabies of Mis. Weinhart- June 14th being our Natal Flag WHICH WILL INTEREST READERS OF THE RECORDER £ have been very sick but are now day will be observer! under the convalescent. ■ uspices of the Grand Army of the One of the operators of the C. E. Bowman, the cigar man, Republic. Sheriff W. W. Gage was in Ban I Peterson mine informed us that was in Marshfield this week. don a couple of days last week. The men of the Grand Army of they would soon close down their j E. A. Doran, the genial traveling the Republic who preterved their mine. Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook nation in the greatest war of mod 21 tf salesman was ir. Bandon Tuesday. warehouse. Mrs. Wilson went to Marshfield I ern time-’, and made vital the declara Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook to visit her daughter who has been L.A, Liljeqvist was in Bandon on tion of our fathers, call upon all 2itf legal business the early part oi the warehouse. sick at that place but is now on the who live under the flag to recognize road to recovery. week. J. E. Walstrom was in Marshfield this day by patriotic observances in schools, and on the Sunday pre j. J. O’Neill of this city is in today on business. James' Vowell and family have San Francisco looking after business □ Supper will be served at Vienna ceding in all the churches. moved to their ranch and Clifford Let us honor the birthday of Martin 'and wife now occupy the affairs. Cafe after the (dance in Bank hall our national flag day, which is the house they vacated in town. BORN-To Mr. and Mrs Ed Saturday evening. oldest national emblem in form, There was a ball game here l ist Ohman on Bear Creek. May 21st an The Wilhelmina brought in a 16- the oldest flag of civilized nations. do not talk much but Sunday between the “Beaver Hill eight pound girl. ton donkey* engine for the Cody Let us honor the flag dedicated mine crew and the Hatchet Slough Rev. Brooks of Myrtle Point will Lumber Co., on her last trip. we sell merchandise to the proposition th it "all men mine crew'. Beaver Hill came out preach at the Presbyterian church THE BIGGEST STOCK OF are created free and equal" by dis victorious. next Sunday both morning and tven WALL PAPER EVER IN BAN playing Old Glory from all our pub that is dependable and George Stewart and wife r< turn- ing. DON AT WOODRUFF & TURN lic buildings, schools business ed last week from a visit in Wash- at prices that will stagger you houses, and our homes in recogni ER ’S. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ington near Grays Harbor, They tion of this memorable day. Judge Coke will hold a session cf WOODRUFF WALL PAPER. went to see William Stewart who is if you take notice of Quality, Such recognition will nourish the the circuit court at Coquille beg inn ii g & TURNER. confined in a hospital with rheum next Monday. Only equity ca-ei greatness of our nation, inculcate atism. fl You are always used right noble citizenship, the principles of D. E. Shultz of Marshfield rep will come up. O. A. Kelly is fitting up a park civil liberty, and be an object lesson resentative of the Western Oregon Mr. and Mrs Ed Gallier and at this store. A trial will con Grocery Co. was in Bandon the to the new generation, that have on his premises that is something family went to Portland the early every town ought to have. This come upon the stage since the Civil early part of the week. part of the week where they will vince you that what we say war. Let each old s tidier feel that park will contain three teres and F or rent -An eight room house visit for a short time will be made attractive for those he is appt inted a committee of one near shingle mill, also, rooms either is true. See Spencer at the Estabrook by order and request of the Com wishing an outing or a picnic. furnished or unfurnished, Apply There w ill be a school entertain warehouse for reservations on the mander in Chief of the G. A. R. i9-3tx to Mrs. Nels. Rasmussen. Breakwater. 2ltf Henry M. Nevius to visit a school men! here on the fifteenth of June There will be a special meeting of Mrs. E. E. Oakes sold a house in the afternoon of that day there for the purpose of purchasing an The enter- the Episcopal Guild at Mrs. I.ewin’s and lot in Oakes’ addition to Ban by assisting to inculcate into the organ for the school. residence. Wednesday June 9th at don to W. R. Dixon this week. minds of the young a spirit of taiument will be followed by a dance 2:oo p. in. Special business to be patriotism and reverence to the flag in Kay’ s hall. The S. S. Elizabeth left San and its protectors, teaching them by V eritas . tranacted. All members are urged Francisco last evening *or this port. -000 - tn be present. your very presence, the necessity of She will leave Sunday evening for peaceful protection thereof, always, MARINE Sales are continually mounting up. the city. if possible at home and abroad; but ARRIVED Goods are constantly coming in and 1 he Store that Saves You Money* O. A. Trowbridge and little son if need be, by sacrificing the young May 21—Bandon, from S. and prices are perceivably coming Spencer left on the last Fifield for and noble blood of our nation in the Ewart, 15 tons mdse. down at the Racket Store. San Jose where they will spend a defense of Old Glory wherever found May 24—Wilhelmina, from Coos Miss Mary Sutton, aged 20 years, couple of weeks visiting with Mr. floating. Bay, Christensen, 68 tons mdse. died of consumption at the home of Trowbridge’s parents In the name and behalf of W. R. May’ 25—Fifield. from S. F., her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. and the G. A. R. Post of Ban Jensen. 50 tons mdse, 4 passengers. Buy your jelly glasses at the Sutton at Port Orford recently. don I wish to extend to the cit Racket Store, Bandon Or. May 28 — Elizabeth. from S. F., izens of Bandon and v.cinity our Owing to the fact some members Olsen, 94 tons mdse, 3 passengers. was L. W. Deyoe of Myrtle Point hearty’ congratulations for the COQUILLE, OREGON of the Wm. V. Mong Co. were June 1- Bandoil. from, S. F. in Bandon this week on business. patriotic and reverend spirit which called to Portland to till some en Mr. Deyoe reports that he had they have exhibited during our Ewart, 17 tons mdse. gagements the troup will not be sold five lots in the Smith’s addition Memorial day June 2 —Wilhelmina-, from Coos festival exercises here this week. SEND FOR LITERATURE and that by Saturday he expected throughout. To the public school Bay, Christensen, 58 tons mdse. Clarence Boice, formerly of the to sell nearly the same number more and principal and teachers tve wish SAILED Reference«: Any Business Mun of Coquille Bandon L. S. S., but now Captain A partial change in the ownership to extend our thanks for their lib May 21 — Elizabeth, for S. F. of the Empire L. S. S. was in Ban of the schooner Oregon was recently eral assistance and co-operation. Olsen. 185 in lumber, 105 cds don this week and on Wednesday We also wish to extend to the matchwood, 8 tons butter, 50 in made. Peter Gehlke sold to Oscar made this office a pleasant call. Wiren 1-32 interest and W. C Bandon Concert Band, to the mem shingles, 8 cases woolen goods, to Captain Boice notes many improve Parker sold the same amount to bers of the union choir and the pub tons mdse, 14 passengers. ments in Bandon in recent months Mary C. Barrows, The consider? - lic in general our thanks for their BAXBOX OKF.OOX May 23—Schr, Oregon, for S. Dr. Rossiter has moved his resi tion in each case was $600. co- operative assistance. Capitili, ftt'2."»,OOO F, Mehlburg, 386 m lumber. dence and office to the old Panter We were especially pleased to Advertise in the R ecorder and May 25— dandon, for S. F. Ewart, residence next door to the Bijou you will get results. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J L. Kronenberg. President. J. Denholm, Vice meet the noble order oi Redmen in I I President; F. J. Fahy, Cashier; Frank I-lam, T. P. Hanly. 250 tn lumber, 220 piling. theater where he will be found night uniform to join us in the parade to j A general banking business transacted and customers given every accommodation con Captain O. Wiren, cooperative May 26—Wilhelmina, for Coos the cemetery and to participate 111 and day. i7tf sistent with safe and conservative banking observer, reports the weather tor the Bay, Christensen, 40 tons mdse. CORRESPONDENTS: The American National Bank, of San Francisco, Calif; J. G. Leneve brought a couple month of May as follows: Amount the decoration services, We re- Merchants National Bank, Portland, Oregon; The Chase National Bank, of New York. May 29—Fifield, for S. F.. Jen gret very much that a misunder- of his Oregon strawberries to the rainfall was 2.99 inches. Days cleat sen, 246 tn lumoer, 10 cds wood, R ecorder office Monday, and they 14, days cloudy and rainy 17. The standing occurred whicli caused 13 tons mdse, 7 passen- Notice oi Street Improvement For the best were dandies. So large that it] rainfall for the corresponing month the Redmen to wait for 11s down 157 pi'*»«. gers town instead of assembling at our Notice is hereby given that the common coun would not take many of them to fil last year was 3.72 inches, making a G. A. R. hall where the order May 29 Elizabeth, for S. F., j cil of the city of Bandon, at a regular meeting a box and of a flavor that would difference of .73 of an inch. there, has ordered that Fifth street be improved called for and where the good Olsen, 25 m lumber 158 cds match-j from the new school building east to the present make your mouth water. The play ‘‘Above the Clouds’’ ladies of the W. R. C. had pro wood, 2 tens mdse, 2 tons butter, | city limits, by sidewalks and grading the same, CALL ON and unless a written remonstrance against the in by the home talent at the opera vided for each of them a red, white 3 passengers W anted —timber lands same be filed with the recorder on or before the Oregon that will cruise to the 160 house Saturday night was much and blue buttonhole bouquet, and a 23rd day of June, 1909, signed by two-thirds of May 30—Schr Ruby, Korth, for 'the real property owners thereon, then an ordin acres, from four and a h.df million enjoyed by those present, The bunch of flowers for decoration pur San Pedro, 430 m lumber. ance may be passed by this council ordering feet up. Title must be perfect and members of the troup all had their poses. We would like to have had such improvement and assessing the cost thereof upon the ad|acent property. overestimates serves only to con parts well in hand and the audience all civic orders in Bandon turn out. Copying and Enlarging a Spec Dated, al Bandon, Oregon, June 3rd, 1909. fuse. Address P.O. Box 114 Co present was highly pleased with the Start Survey Tuesday C R. WADE. Yours in F. C. L. ialty. All work guaranteed 21 - 3t Ciiy Recorder. quille, Oregon. performance. C. B. Z eek , The steamer Coquille smashed her Commander of Bandon Post G. Teagarden Drips has become a After a short conference Mon NOTICE TO CREDITORS engine up badly Saturday afternoon family word and the qu ility a fami A. R. day morning of the projectors of and it appeared as if she would be liar fact. You can get them at R. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned the Coos Bay’ and Boise Railway has been appointed bv the county court of Coon laid up for some time, but through H. Rosa Co.’s store. j it was announced by C. W. Carl county, Oregon, administrator of the estate of Riverton Locals swift work at Garfield’s machine i eton and Patrick Hennessey that F. Mary Ann P. Blackerby; all persons having Clias. Lorenz claims against said estate are required to present « has on exhibition in shop and by Mr. Garfield himself, the Bargain Store A Haines would start the survey them properly verified, together with the vouch a bunch of alfalfa W. A Bean has built an addition tomorrow morning. ers therefor, to the undersigned at Bandon, Newly furnished large light room» with the efficient aid of the Co •aised on his father's ranch below to his residence. Coos county, Oregon, within six months from Téléphona Electric Lights quille’s crew, all repairs were made A report of the canvassers tor the the date of this notice. Coquille. It is as fine alfalfa as I Rented by single night, week or The Eureka Coal Co. has their! sale of survey certificates showed and she was ready for her regular Dated this 3rd day of June A, D. 1909. month Mr anyone need wish to see. 2i-5t e ; m . blackerby . tramway rebuilt to the river. run again Wednesday morning. that nearly $10,000 had been se Administrator. Lorenz harvests three crops in a I ._____ INQUIRE AT OFFICE OF to the I Kelly has built a new fence cured. This will probably defray 1 Do you use Gasene Soap’ If so season, aggregating ten tons The BANDON STEAM LAUDRV the expense of the survey but the ' you know its good qualities. R. H. acre, and as Alfalfa is worth $15 I i in front ot the Riverton hotel. Mrs. York’s little daughti r projectors are anxious to h ive suf-1 per ton most any time it can readily Rosa Co. has it. «O years * ficient funds to secure options <>ni l Juanita is very sick at present. be .seen that this is a paying crop. EXPERIENCE The Star Motion Picture House, The Wm Mong theatrical troup right of way at strategic points and —< KX> I W. C. Sellmer, proprietor, opened also to start in securing tei minai-, played one night here last week. for business Sunday evening and is etc. On the latter account, the Notice Mr. Sneddon and wife have canvass *or the sale of survey < er • MeCALL PATTERNS now giving regular performances Notice is hereby given tit it I will moved into Mrs. White’s house. Celebrated for style, perfect fit, simplicity and fi lies will be continued. every evening. Mr. Sellmer says he reliability nearly 4o ycirs. Sold in nearly not be respon-ible for any debts con Mrs. Ned Kelly of Coquille was every city and town in the United States and Francis H. Clark has been eh 1 d is going to K*ve l^e public the best tracted by my wi e, Blanch Cook. Canada, or by mail direct. More sold than any other make. Send for free catalogue. visiting her sister Mrs. Elwood last ittorney for the company and uiil Anton* tending «ketch and de«crft>tlnn may obtainable in his line if the patron quickly aerp'tRin our opinion free whether au MeC ALL’S MAGAZINE Dated this 2nd day of June, 1909« week. Invention te probably patentable. <'ommonltw More subscribers than any other fashion assi-t in the right of wav m itti s age keeps up as it has been, he lions strict ly ronndent lai. HANOBOOK on Patent« magazine—million a month. Invaluable. I.at- writ fiee. oldest agency for securing patents. 2i*4t J ohn C ook . Mr. an<l Mrs C. A. Peterson and Patents taken through Munn Jt Co. receive eM styles, patterns, . dressmaking, millinery, anil look after tin legal > t,d of tie will five Bandon a show that will be rperial notice, without charge. In the plain ‘•rwinp, tan* y needlework, hairdressing, —ovu------- son Elson started tor Seattle la it etiquette, good stones, etc. Only cents a business. Everyone is enthu- 1st c second to none in Coos county. vr.tr (worth double), including a tree pattern. Sr 1 ?today, Off tend lor sample <<<py. All .the local news in the Bandon F riday. over the prospect.—Tim< H< hai hi» place fitted up in a neat A lllnstrated «..Uly. larvasi cfr- WONDEBFUL INDUCEMENTS rlaifti of any «riamine p.iimal. Terni« »I a Subscription il 50 Mrs. Nora Wilkenson is ’now wannrr and everyone who visits it R ecorder . ‘------ OOO----- to Agents. Po tai brings premium catalogue .r ’ rir r mths, »L rk>14 Lyall n^w.doalnra and new cash pnxe offers. Address per year. staying with her parent» Mt. RBd a kvocabia comment.. Is your subscription paid? THl McCAU CO. 23» to IM W. 37tfc St.. NKW YUBM National Flag Day June 14th Mr»- Bumgi/utei-. . THE TALK OF THE TOWN| TALK IS CHEAP O. A. Trowbridge Anderson’s Practical Business School All Commercial Branches BANK OF BANDON PHOTOGRAPHS GETTY ROOMS and LODGING a Scientific • • I, Jtyatrica«.
