OC * w • t • • •> • • • • •a • * • • \ , ■ * •* •• • •• a, ■ Mr. Mills of the Hotel Callier and spent Sunda) at the T. P. Hanly ranch neat Lampa. Two choice lots (corner) io Azalea Park for $155 Bandon I n- vestment Corporation it Miss Lottie Carey, who has been spending some time in California returned to her home in Bandon Tuesday evening. | Local Lore j daughter Miss Edna, Services at the Catholic church Sunday at 10 30 a. m Buy your first quality white cedar shingles from the Estabrook Co. 1 The Elizabeth will arrive from San Francisco Saturday and sail again Monday. The H. S. foot ball team is doing Surelav for chickens as good a daily practice work when the and cheaper than wheat. Estabrook weather permits, ami they hope to warehouse. 33 tf. have several good games belore.the Mrs. L. J Cody returned Tues close ol the season. day evening from a few days’ visit Number 3 cedar for building pur with friends at Marshfield. poses. See Estabrook Co. 261 1 —FOR RENT—Stock and dairj ranch. Apply to this office. 37t‘ Archdeacon Horsfall will conduct the services in St. John’s Episcopal church Sunday morning and evening at the usual hours. Sunday School at Io a. m. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnston will make the round trip to San Pedro on the Fifield this trip. Thus. Trethrake. of San Francisco will ha\> charge of the Estabrook Co.’s busi­ ness heie while Mr. Johnson is gone, after which lie will go down the Overalls, overalls and overalls at coast to their mill and will look after business in that section. the Racket. 4l-2t The plats of the Catholic church Theron Fromm has taken charge of the Colebrook stock farm, and property are now completed and the the Colebrooks will move to Bandon lots will be put on sale at once. in a few days where they will make These are desirable lots and w ill no their home for the winter. —Globe doubt meet with ready sales. The proceeds of the sales will go toward Try alfalfa meal for chickens and the erection of a parish house on cattle Estabrook Warehouse. 30 t the property that is reserved. Hedrick Wilson was pardom d In grading for the new depot site Oct 1st by Gov. Benson. Hedrick in the west part ot town, a body ol was sentenced from tiiis place to life ock and slate was uncovered that imprisonment, for the killing ol miners declare is indisputable evi Aaron Foster about nine years ago dence of coal not far away. The He has now found employment on evidence crops out abutting the a ranch near Salem. —Globe. railroad track and if a good work- 20,000 acres ranch and timbei ble vein was uncovered it would and for sale now. Bandon Invest­ be about as handy for shipping as ment Corporation. it could be desired. It is but another Someone started a report yester evidence of the truth of the govern day that the Southern Pacific was ments reports that this section is tin about to resume the construction ol dei laid by an immense coal field the Drain line claiming that large — Myrtle Point Enterprise. shipments of ties for the work has See Spencer for reservations on been received in Drain during the Bieakwater, at the office of the last few days. — Times. Bandon Light & Water Co, 30 tf Th« Graa<* Curttcr Conducted by Frank F. Eddy, Ma ter o Bandon Grange. Last week I used the space so kindly given me by the R ecorder in discussing the . range as a means to an end,—thee.id being practical cooperation. I might continue that theme for it is like the kale plant in having a thousand heads. But 1 forbear at least for this time, speak of the grange as ■tn end itself. The mere coming social good fellowship exchange of ideas is in while. Life on the ram with work. To one- country life its hours ar cident and every day h. surprises. We of th watch living things g have the pleasure o with animals and lift things more pleasant tl panionship of plants and pets, of human companionship in ranch homes there is usually little and that little confined t<> a stnall circle immediately in out Hence the value ol neighborhood, the grange as a social opportunity. 1 might arid that the grange everywhere has strong educational features and the theme study and discussion outlined by Lecturer of Oregon seemed to me to be ambitious. Carpets, Rags, Linoleum and Oil Cloth r> — i ■pen for business Monday Oct. 25th. November We are receiving many railroad will be a God send to the Haskell Must Go to I rial farmers down this way for with a They will keep a big supply of al| applications for membership. At market for the produce many a kinds of fresh fish, including crabs this meeting new members will be Ardmore. Okla, Oct. 15 •-Federal place that is now barely keeping and clams. received without formal initiation F enoglio T immons , proos. it one family would support several.— upon taking the obligations, After Judge Marshall overruled today the Tribune. that the regular initiation will be defendants motion to quash the in ! conferred, So join at this first dictments charging Governor H is Two choice lots on Atwater Winter’s Reading meeting and give the new kell and other Oklahomans with street for $1250; for sale by Ban­ grange a big send off. We want fraudulently scheduling town lots don Investment Corporation. it The Pacific Monthly of P< art- a class of at least fifty on that date. in Muskogee, Okla A chinainan twenty-eight years land, Oregon, is Norman Haskell, son of Governor a beautifully il- The first Saturday in November old, employed as a cook in a resi­ Charles N. Haskell, argued for the lust rated monthly magazine. If dence of Bangor died last Thursday yon are interested in dairying, that is the appointed time, Other defense and was followed by District wise beware of the goat. of tubercul asis. The funeral t< ok fruit raising, poultry raising, or Attorney Gregg place Saturday afternoon and ac- want to know about irrigated ------ OO