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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1909)
• < r ••»e- —r*-««» •»! • • e • • r o « •Jr .* t Build While the Sun Shines==CODY LUMBER CO I THE TALK OF THE TOWN I ■ WHICH WILL INTEREST READERS OF THE RECORDER £ Joseph Windle, the Lampa 4494444»4443 -942-9-99-94 3 34»-3-3 3 34-3» went 34 3-3 down -3-5 34-3 to 3 3 Frisco 3 3 93-94«? ” rancher on the B. J. Coumerilh was a Coquille Fifield. business visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ferris of North Bend came over to Bandon Rouse ’ s coal at the Estabrook Judge Geo. P. Topping went over Monday. Mr. Ferris attended the warehouse to Coos Bay Tuesday on legal 2itf busi K of P convention and he and his ness. wife have since been visiting friends. Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook M. G. Pohl brought a head of warehouse. 21 tf cauliflower to this office, last Fri Mrs. A. J. Hartman was at Co day, tha he had grown out of doors quille Tuesday looking after busi this spring. It was as tinea head ness affairs. as we have ever seen and was cer See Spencer at the Estabrook tainly large for so early in the sea warehouse for reservations on the son. Mr. and Mrs G. T. Treadgold Breakwater. 2itf left on the Breakwater for Portland Walter Lyons, the great Coos where Mr. Treadgold will look af Bay booster was in Bandon the first ter legal business and they will take of the week visiting Captain Hunt in the Rose carnival. They will al and other friends. so go to Seattle and take in the Ex J. W. Flanagan has received the position before returning home. equipment for his planing mill and There will be a dance in Orienta* is now busily engaged installing his hall Saturday evening. 1 t carpenter shop in the Dyer machine Misses Winnie McNair and Kate shop in the east end of town. Rosa will graduate from Albany Buy your jelly glasses at the College June 16th. Miss McNair Racket Store, Bandon Or. finishing both the courses in vocal Orvil Dodge was down from and instrumental music in the con Myrtle Point Monday evening look servatory of music, and Miss Rosa ing up data for the Coos county will finish in the school of arts. booklet to be used for advertising Mr. and. Mrs. Win Hite and son this county at the Seattle fair. George and wife and Henry Adams Sales are continually mounting UP returned Tuesday from a years so- Goods are constantly coming in and journ'in California and the southwest and prices are perceivably coming They were glad to get back and down at the Racket Store. say there is no place like Bandon. The Ladies’ Aid of the Presby- They say that business is very dull terian church will have a lunch in California. Col. Coich was around Tuesday counter at the grounds on the Fourth of July. Strawberries and morning as happy as a lark paying cream, coffee, ice cr^ain and other off the men who assisted F. A. Hol refreshments will be served. 22 it man in making the blast of the rock in the river which was noted in the W anted —timber lands in R ecorder a couple of weeks ago. Oregon that will cruise to the 160 I'he blast was a complete success acres, from four and a half million and the rock is nowhere to be ’ound eet up. Title must be perfect and anymore. overestimates serves only to con The Presbyterian Sunday School fuse. Address P. O. Box 114 Co will observe Childrens’ Day at the quille, Oregon. morning service next Sunday June Don’t fail to see the boxing con 13th. The pastor, Rev. Geo. H. test at Oriental hall Saturday even Roach expects to be back from his ing at 8 :oo o’clock. 11 trip to Denver, and will preach the J. S. Tilton will give an illustrated baccalureate sermon to the grauating lecture on prophecy at the opera • lass in the evening. hall at 2:30 p. m. on Sunday June There will be an excursion to 13 also on the following Sunday at Riverton from Bandon Sunday June the same hour, Pains will be taken 20th. The steamer Dispatch has to make these discourses especially been chartered for the occasion and interesting and instructive. All are there will probably be a big crowd invited to attend. go for the outing. The Bandon —LOST—Pocket book containing Dramatic Club will put on the nearly fiteen dollars. Finder please play “Above the Clouds’’ in the notify this office. Reward. 22-it evening. is understood he will It* * .* no stone unturned in hi» 'effort to secure the cancelled entries. ¡t was a similar charge that form ed the basis for the trial and con viction of the late United States Senator Mitchell.-1 larbor. Born to the wife of Oscar Hwtd rickson May 29th a daughter. Mis. C. M. Spencer was à pas senger to San Francisco on the Fi- I field, where she will visit friends for a short time. I Mrs. Chas. Green of Lampa went to San Francisco on the Fifield, and will also goto Nevada where she will visit friends and relatives before returning. Mrs. Dave Lowe and young son went to San Francisco on the Fi Fifield. She will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Thrift of San Jose. The • residence of E. Gillispie, near Prosper was destroyed by fire Wednesday night. No one was at home when the fire started and the cause is unknown, The loss was about $800. Mr. Gillispie had $400 insurance. The Womans’ Relief Corps of Bandon will give a strawberry fes- lival in the Denholm building, Sat urday afternoon and evening June 12th. Strawberry shortcake, straw - berries, and crea n, cake and coffee will be served. it V Humci Beef Steak, Pork Chops, Veal and Ty WJ'JCA.ft ff. sk >: th ft Ham, FOL A CHANGE. A Our Meats are fresh, our stock is nice If I w< re you. It aeeniu to me, At scv.ral points A chance 1 see To quit.* Improve Upon your plan An<i n>.ik of you A better mail. Just call on us and learn our price If you were 1, Couhl you indeed Al.nl» my lines Of work succeed, Or would you make A wretched mess And bring upon Yourself distress? We are now in our new location in the Laird- Lowe Building and have the finest shop in the county I wonder if V e’d i ver sigh If I were you And you were I And wish again On l.etideii knee To be the ones We used to be. His Limitation •‘I hear your i'ainil.. is goln*, you into society. Un I ■ Clrtrlej • Well. they <l<> it ¡it their «wn "Ain't yr.ti p.Irg to lift nice al xiut It?" stand "Oh, I tor the fortllon lint, will cat soup SAILED June 5—Wilhelmina, to Coos Bay, Christensen, 200 tn shingles, 1363 bdls veneer, 4 tons mdse. July 7—Bandon, for San Pedro, Ewart, 429 m lumber, 5 tons but ter. 3 tons cheese. June 7—Wilhelmina, for Coos Bay, Christensen, light. June 9—Elizabeth, for S. E.. Ol- sen, 190 m lumber, 53 cds match wood, 10 tons mdse, 1 ton cheese, 1 1-2 Ions butter, 7 passengers. June g—Fifield, for S. F., Jensen, 285 m lumber 192 poles, 116 m shingles, 105 bdls broom handles. 7 tons butter, ¡I passengers-s REVIEW OF REVIEWS SUNSET MAGAZINE . WOMAN'S HOME COM ANO “ FREE S U V* ft MARINE AHRIVED » From time to time a nice little lamb, - fep|T*¡n.U One Accomplishment. “Do you play tin- piano.' usked tin* Ingenious young man who was trying very bard to make conversation. “No.” replied the self made man; "1 never took music lessons 011 but one tastrument, and that was many years ago.” “And what was that?” “The saw buck.” June 6—Elizabeth, troni S. I Olsen, 88 tons mdse, 14 passengers. June 6—Fifield, from S. F., 52J2 tons mdse, 6 passengers. June 7- -Wilhelmina, from Coos Bay, Christensen, 6f t ons mdse, 19 tons machinery, City Meat Market ¥ Last Thursday was C. E. Kopf’s birthday, (we wont say what one) and a number of friends who ha j>- pened to find out, planned anil suc cessfully carried out a big surprise oil him. He was kept entirely in the dark and was absolutely un suspicious when iie went to the door o admit what he supposed to be a couple of callers, but behold when tile door was opened, in filed a whole regiment. The “victim’, 1 tiiilly recovered the shock and did the best he could to entertain the I guests. Che joke of it was that Mrs. K. didn’t know much more about it an the victim himself a; she was only taken into the confi dence of the “intruders” the night before, Suffice to say it was jolly crowd, and alter some time wa spent in playing games, an elabo rate luncheon (we could not count the courses) was served. ---- — f ' i Coquille River Transportation Co.’s Schedule Arrives Coquille 8:30 a tn 3:00 p tn l0:(H) a in 4-00 p m Arrives Bandon ¡0 30 H in 11.30 a in 5.30 p in 5.1 Hl p tn The Coqtiillo connects with- the trains at Coquille for Marshfield and Myrtle Point. The up river passengers can come to Bandon on th« Favorite ami have three hours here in which to do their trading ami other business. Leaves B.»ndon ni Co«] ill lie, \ / 1 .IMI p a ni Dispatch. 7:00 a ni Favorite, I r.'JO p tn L«av»*H Coqllil]» Favorite, 7:30 a tu Coquille, ' '.LOG a m 4.00 p tn Dispatch, 1.0(1 p tn Notice to Contractors Notice of Street Improvement Notice is heteby given that scaled bids will be received for the improvement and construction of a portion of the county road in Road District No. 19, Coos county, Oregon, known as the “Ban don-Dairy ville Road’’ f.om Johnson creek south ward, acoording to the specifications on file with the county clerk of Coos county, Oregon, and a copy of such specifications in the hands of S.J. Culver, Special Road Master of R: D. No. 19. Live per cent of amount of bid to be de posited with the county clerk with bid and all bids to be filed with the county clerk of Coos < ounty, Oregon, oil or liefore the 7th day of July A. D. 1909, al 10 o'clock a. in. I he county court re-erves the right to reject any and all lads. Dated this 5th day o( June A. D. 1909. 22-4t S. J. CULVER. Special Road Master of R. D., No. 19. Notice is hereby given that the common coun cil of the city of Bandon, at a regular meeting there, has ordered that I lit h street he improved from the new school building east to the present city limits, by sidewalks and giading the same, and unless a written remonstrance against the same be bled with the recorder on or before the 23rd day of June, 1909, signed by two thirds of the real projierty owneis thereon, then an ordin ance may be passed by this council ordering such improvement and assessing the cost thereof upon the adjacent property. Dated, at Bandon, Oregon, June 3rd, 1909. Notice to Contractors Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received for the improvement and construction of 1 portion of the county road in Road District No. 19, (Zoos county, Oregon, known as the 'Bandon-Bear Creek Road,” according to the ;pecifications on file with the county clerk of Coos county, Oregon, and a copy of such specifi cations in the hands of S. J Culver, Special Road Master of R. D., No. 19. I ive per cent of amount of Bid to be deposited villi the county clerk with bid and all bids to he filed with the county clerk of Coos county, Ore gon, on or before the 7th day of July A. D., 1909, at 10 o’clock a. m. The county court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated this 5th day of June A. D.. 1909. 22-4t S. J CULVER, Special Road Master of R. D., No. 19. The City Meat Market has moved into its new quartets recently vacated by the Smith Bros. Market and the building has been newly papered, new fixtures put in and other improvements are being made so that when all is completed it will NOTICE I OR PUBLICA HON present the finest appearance of any Department of the Interior, U. S. l^and Office at Roseburg, Ore. market tn the county This enter June 4. 1909. prising firm is succeeding in building Notice is hereby given that Reinhold P. —Wanted— Woman to do house Hempie, of Bandon, Oregon, who, on May 14, up a big business here and they are 1906, made Homestead Entry, No, 14066.S. R. work for small family near Parkers surely deserving of it all. i 039H4, for sc 1-4 of sw|l-4, sec 30; e 1-2 ol burg. Inquire at this office. nw 1-4, sw 1-4 of ne 1-4, section 31, township Last Thursday evening about 20 Will Celebrete July 5th 29 south, range 14 west, Willamette Meridian, T he San Francisco Bulletin says of the friends of J. H. Jones called has hied noticr of intention to make final ¿com mutation proof, to establish claim to the land of a former Coquille River boy who upon him, unannounced and re above described, before G. 1 I readgold, U. S. The Fourth falling on Sunday is playing with the San Jose team: minded him that he had passed Commissioner, at Bandon, Oregon, on the 2l»t !•»> •' Julv 1909 “Happy” Smith is playing a great another milestone in the journey of the Bandon Concert Band will cel Claimant names as witnesses: game for the Prune Pickers. He life. The Saturday previous was ebrate on the 5th and it will be a John Luke of Bandon, Oregon John Stillwell ol is hitting like a fiend and doing Mr. Jones’ birthday but owing to gala day in Bandon. The band will Robert Pt Hunt of miraculous work in the field. Yes unavoidable conditions the surprise probably give a concert on the George Cox of BENJAMIN L. EDDY, terday he made a one hand catch of could not be carried out until Thurs streets, Saturday evening July 3rd, Register. 22-6 and on Monday will be the big Mosher's drive that looked good day evening. The evening was for three cushions and also came spent in playing games and gen event of the season. PATTERNS Preparations for a fine time are McCALL through with two doubles.” Celebrated tor style, perfect fit, simplicity and eral enjoyment, and the usual tempt reliability neatly 40 years. Sold in nearly I being made and all of B indon .¡nd every city and town in the United St ites and Fast boxing contest at Orienta’ ing viands of such occasion were Canada, or by mail direct. More sold than the country for tniles around will any other make. Send for free catalogue. hall Saturday evening, Don’t fail served. turn out to make it a success. McCALL9» MAGAZINE More subscribers than any other fashion to see it. 1 t The productivity and possibilities magazine—million a month. Invaluable. I.” cal styles, patterns, dresstMkinc, millinery, A. Garfield Mrs. Anselmo was called to of Coquille \ alley upland soil has plain sewing, fancy needlework, hairdressing, Government to Push to Limit etiquette, good stories, etc. Only 50 cents a Marshfield on business last week. been demonstrated by Mr and Mrs. year (worth double), including a free pattern. Mil. ami Steamboat Work Subscribe today, or send for {»ample copy. and before going she had the mis E. From, who live near the school WONDFMFTJL INDUCEMENTS to Agents. Postal brings premium catalogue fortune to fall from a sidewalk about house. From a few rows of log an I he suit commenced about a year and new t ash prize offers. Address a foot high, breaking the small berry vines across their one lot ago to cancel the patents on the THL McCALL CO 238 to 248 W. 37th St.. NLW YORK SPECIAL MACHINES BUILT TO OR DEH bone in her right leg. The mem List season they sold $50 worth o fraudulent timber entries of C. A. % ber gave her much pain and was the berries. The prospect for this sea Smith will likely be pushed to a I n C» ttlk C an Hr RK«vr.N»:r» finned Shafting. Cup ano S«t CUTTER'S BLACK LEO VACCISa Screws, Macinio B o II h . Pip« source of constant annoyance on her sons crop are as good or better final hearing soon. The' case is in California's favorite, »he nvmt mac and Fittings, Dias i \\ . rk cessful. easiest used and lowest trip. She has returned now and is than last year. With such 'an in the hands of Attorney General priced reliable v.vcine made Powder, string or pill form Write getting much better although it will come from a portion of one lot the Wickersham who is admitted to be for free Black Ix-g Booklet. GENERAL REPAIRING THE CUTTER LABORATORY be some túne helor» she entirely punsibililies in acres is a .mere mat- th«* most capable person holding B khkhky . C al . *> If your druggist lor* not st -k our , ttr df figures.—Enterprise. reeovi the position in recent years, and it Pattern Shop in Connection vaccine». order direct from ua. The Tillamook Herald of last week says: “Marriage license was issued to Lewis A. York of Bandon Ore., and Miss Mary J. Large, of Nehalem.*’ Mr. York will be in Bandon soon with his bride and they will make this city their future home, and he will continue his bakery and cafe business. Bandon Foundry & Machine Shop LEG o • o • ..... Noticr is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the county court of Coos county, Oregon, administrator of the estate of Mary Ann P. Blackerby; all persons having claims against said estate are required to present them properly verified, together with the vouch ers therefor, to the undersigned at Bandon. Coos county, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 3rd day of June A, D. 1909. 2l-5t E; M. BLACKERBY; Administrator. For the best PHOTOGRAPHS CALL ON GETTY Copying and Enlarging a Spec ialty. All work guaranteed ROOMS and LODGING Newly furnished large light rooms Telephone Electric Lights Rented by single night, week or month INQUIRE AT OFFICE OF The BANDON STEAM LAUDRY w J I ” / . W ■ j 1 I ■ k ■ i 1 T rade M arks D ekior « Ac. COPYRIGHTS Anvnne tending a wketrh and deerrlptlnn may quickly aacertain our opinion free whether an Invention it probably patentahlo. _ ( ommanlea- tlont strictly crtnfldentfal. HANDBOOK on Patents «♦•nt free. Oldest Agency for tecuring patents. Patents taken tfirouifh Munu A Co. te< tire nofkv, without charts. In the Scientific Hnwricait. A han<1.<*nnelT lllniqrated *»ekly. ■ ’iinllon nf any .rientnln lournal. ir four iii .titlis. |L Bold by all • 9 * : •. .. • NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mremt airs Tern,. 13 • J « 9 •• C. R WADE, Ci<y Recorder. 21 -3t ». ■»t • 9 • *
