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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1909)
The Elizabeth w ill arrive in pot t today from San francisco. The Ladies' Art Club will meet with Mrs. Rossiter this afternoon. Buy voui first qu míe white c shingles Irom the Estabrook (. o. New Year’s Greeting ni q A Word of Appreciation to Our Loyal Supporter* From the Store that Serves the People Jamis Olsen was up from Lang lois Tuesdav night on business O. P. Haagensen ot Langlois a Bandon business visitor Tuesd ty night. 'The Order of Foresters a ball Saturday evening 22<l. 50 51 Mi~s M trgarel Murphy went to her homo in M .rshlield to spend her Christmas vacition Clothes That Tailors Can\ Make AILORS can’t make clo hes such as we are show ing, unless they cha- ge thrtte times our price. When you stop to consic r that our garments con tain the highest class of w ..kmanship and the finest of materials, what’s the use of paying the tailor for his label? We’ll give you clothes of distinctive appearance, as good as an man could wish to wear. We are exhibiting the Win! -t styles of Adler’s Colleg ian Clothes, which v»e ft lure, because we believe they are the best garment; produced in this country T Smith Bros. & Sidwell Homer Street Bandon, Oregon Four Mile W. Button took Christmas dinnei ' at F. Bossen’s at Dairyville. J. H. Tucker spent Christmas in Bandon with Mr. Jone’s family. D. H Jackson spent Christina at Bandon with his wife’s folks. ------------- CuNTY ■■ ■ -- G. A. R. Mask Bal! 1 $ » A & Try dfalfa meal for chickens and < alt'e Est.dtiook Warehouse. 3° The Newport sailed fi>r Etirvk Mondav with about 220 tons oi coal. She will return again ab< >ut S iturcay. Best ri.er grass hav at Establo >k • Waiebouse. 47tf Moss Antill arrived in Bind» Wednesday evening from Wollowa county where lit has a ranch. j Mr. and Mrs. tertained Messrs I E. Buck and C. I Christmas dinner. Best fertilizer for y< ur gar len it the Estabrook W ireh > ise 3* Mr. and Mrs. Zeek entertained a number of friends Wednes lav ni'h i but we were un ’ble to get the pir- ticulars. Suffice to say, however, that everybody had a fine time. A meeting of the Coos County Chamber of Commerce was held at the office of the president, Judge E. I D Sperry, in Coquille last Tridav. ¡Considerable business of importance I was tiansacted. The New Year is here—another one gone-with its good and bad. It is a good time to stop a mo ment to think of what its 365 days brought us, and taught us. For our part, and we are only a very small part of our community, we are greatly pleased that the year just completed has been kind to us; has brought us new friends and old; and has taught us experience that we hope to turn to turn to your advantage as well as ours. May we take this opportunity of expressing to those who have patronized us in the past, our sincere appreciation 01 such patronage; for, in the meas ure of business which has come to us, we have been able tG improve our service—to grow and thrive. It is our hope that our efforts to please you in the past may merit a continuance of your favor. To you, and to the community at large, we extend our wishes for a HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEARS M. L. LORENZ, Proprietor A Tig supply of hay, grain mil feed and seed grain constantly on hand. T. W. Robinson at Central Happy New h ear 1 Warehouse .|9tf The Fineld will arrive from San The Dyer family and relatives to Erancisco today. the number ot 24 were entertained Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook Christmas by Mrs. Mrs. I’. E. Dyer 2 11Í I warehouse. and to say they had a jolly time at Mis. C. Y. Lowe and the family reunion would only be Miss Maud visited friends putting it in a mild form. Dull eyes made bright, by glasses j field this week. Mayor Steve G.dlier was al the that are right. Mrs. C. L. Bender. county se il last Friday looking after Optometerist. At the Gallier fust l ues, and Wed. of each month. 50U business affa'rs. Mrs. Cavanaugh and daughter Ethel left on .the Fifield for their home at Edgemont Calif, alter a three month’s stay’ in Bandon. The violin and vocal recital by Mr. Cecil Lyans and Miss Mabie Millis at the opera house Tuesday evening was not well attended, al though those who went were treated to a high class entertainment and .lie loud in their praise of the tai ented musicians. Mr. and Mrs I*. C. Stephenson The big mask ball given by the Th os. Coates was stricken with Ed Goodman of Seattle spent G. A. R. Christmas eve was a di- Christmas with his uncle and aunt entertained Mr. and Mrs Geo. paralyis Christmas day and has Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Deas's cided success in every particular Hite and Mr. T. B. Wheeler at been in a very critical condition ever family spent Christmas together. There were hundreds in attendance Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Hurst. Mr. dinner < Christinas. since, although he is getting some There is talk of a dance at iht and all seemed to enjoy the occasion 1 loodman was very favorably im His many friends Archdeacon Horsfall will conduct better at present poor farm on two mile in the neai to the fullest extent. There were pressed with the country and found some very beautiful costumesand it much farther advanced future. the services in St. John's Churc 1 hopt for a speedy recovery. the prizes were awarded for the Sunday at it a. m. and 7:30 p. m. H. P. Clausen spent Christmas mask costumes tn 1 do >r prizes as had supp >sed it to be. H ay of all kinds. The place to at his father’s home John Clausen announced in 1 i.st week's R ecorder Sunday School at 1 a. in. buy it is of T. W. Robinson at the This is vacation week and the at Butte creek. The G. A. R. members present young Americans are 50 tf. A woril to the wise take cire o Central Watt-house.. making family took were as jolly as any of the mask Herm Delong's your eyes. Mrs. C. L. Bender, Most of Christmas dinner at 1rs father's ers, and they desire to t ike this op good use of their time, The Iles Co. are up in the hills home W. DeLong. port unity to thank the merchant' the Bandon teachers are remaining Optometrist. Al the Gallier, tiisl at their mines at present, but will Rollie Davis and family took 1 bo donated the prizes and to al’, over the vacation owing to the fact Tees and Wed. of each month s ’tf return to Coos county in January at Walter the peo le both old and young who that there is but one week of it, thus Christmas dinner To make room for my spring for a circuit of the county and will assisted in making the ball a sue making the time too short for an Simpson’s on South Fork. o' millinery -.1 will sell all probably remain for some time. stock ess. extended visit. R. P. Hunt and family spent trimmed hats at cost also feathers, I'he county play goers are always There wire many peopl ¡»resent Christmas at Mrs. Hunt s parent’s from out of Iowa as well as Ban- wings and quills at 20 per cent liis- glad to see this company. Why sufft r with headaches? the Blumenrothi rs on Butte creek. donians Mrs. II. E. Morrison. 51 it count. Others have been relieved by wear To make room for my spiirg ---- Qw — The Aver'U Orchard Tracts an- Bandon Nest. Order of Owls, slock of millinery I will sell all Nest, ing our ground to order glasses gradually being improved. A don Baby Receives Prize Mrs. C. L. Bender, Optometrist held a big meeting Tuesday night al trimmed hats at cost also feathers, key engine was m< veil in recently A photogroph of the baby of G At the Gallier. first Tuesday and which time they initiated 15 candi wings and quids at 20 per sent dis 50. dates. z\fter the initiation a sump count. Mrs. II. F Morrison. 51 11 T. H. Shaw ami Delos Garden Ray Bowman was sent io the Amer Wednesday of each month. er’s family took in the inasqueraib lean Weekly of San Francisco and P. E Kreamer arrived here M011 tuous i> inquet was served at which ball at Dairyville Christmas night that the child is a beautiful one is A. A. Jamieson will commence to day from San Francisco to visit his the wives, daughters and sweet h.ml ties to ti e Port Orford dock, Mrs. Gardener winning fust priz evidenced by the tact that it re ceived a prize for being one ot the brother T. H Kreamer and sister hearts of the members were present within a few days, These will be at that place. prettiest babies entered in the con Mrs. Pensie Kopf. Mr. Kreamer is The Owls now have more member Mrs. J. L. Foster and grand the first railroad ties ever shipped test. The following letter speaks : .1 civil engineer and has been in the n Bandon than any other lodge. daughter left on the last Break from Curry, and when their superior water for Portland from which point lor itself: inploy of the government, making The “ American Weekly ” takes M. G. Pohl, optometerist, well quality is realized by the users of they will go to Yakima and visit 1 topographical and hydrographical recommended by his patrons, ex such, there will be as great a scram the greates plea-ure in sending aome of Mrs. Foster's children. your baby a lilttle lx>ik, which we survey of the Sacramento river in t ainined in California and registered ble for these as there is for our re Mrs. Dock Cox of Clayton's mill hope will be a source of amusement California. He is very favorably in Oregon. Practice sixty years. nowned Port Orford cedar for finish I bis book is sent your little om impresssed with southwest Oregon, Lenses, frames and test of all had a paraletic stroke one day last eves scientifically' correct and of ing lumber. —Globe. week. Dr. Houston was called and be 1 ause of the pretty photograph W anted —A position by a com highest grade, satisfaction guaran in our Babv Conti >t up to date she has improved so a entered G'apt. and Mrs. R. Johnson of the to be able to be moved to Bindon Your child was among the prettiest petent and practical engineer. Loco teed. A resident of oandon; will life saving station entertained about ot the 4000 anil more of whom pic motive, station.try or donkey. Ad call at your house. 47 tf for more treatment. 20 of their triends to a progressive dress, A. |. Quate, Bandon, Ore tures were sent us—anil this we con Brown & Gibson are gett ’ ng along Clayton's Mill had a family Christ sider an honor worth gaining in this whist party Wednesday night. The 49 »tx mas tree. J. N» Luke. E. M Clay land of pretty babies rapidly with the new concrete bank affair was a very pleasant or.e and IL A. De Long on Fourmile ton, J. L Foster, Charlie Foster. We thank you sincerely for vour building and when it is completed ,s "lie excellent scores were made. S. I Wilson and Dock Co\ coining courtesy in sending the picture, an 1 brought in some tobacco leaves last together, the tree was well I advd w'e wish you and your baby a most 1 Thursday which he raised on his will give that setion of town a much ‘ Mrs N, J. Qrain won first prize, for and all had a fi ne time. Then, happy Chi istinas and a prosperous. ' ranch, and they had every quality ol better appearance.. The new Odd tli< tallies, a beautiful hard painted were about thirty-two persons at New Year, We ri main, Fellows building the addition to the plate Qapt. While was high man first class tobacco. The leaves were the gathering. Bijou theatre and the new building among th" gentlemen, winning a Very Truly h ours, 1 Ijtrge and well developed. Mr. De- T he A merican W eekly A shooting match held at 11 P. on the north side of First street all pocket book. N. J. Crain cap ong also raised a potato that weigh- Clausens’ Saturday the 18th was ------- OOO------ - going up, make a very busy appear tured the other gentleman’s prize, a I ed four pounds, and had four the airly well attended from different Beets for Sale ance in that section. beit, while Mrs. Trowbridge was I combined weight of which was 14 places. Gene Pierce won two, quarters of beef and one sheep and Engineer wants position loco the winner of the other lady's prize. •pounds. He also raised ¡2 onions one turkey. Jake White, pro Good stock beets $6.00 per ton . that weighed 16 pounils. This motive or stationary. M. B Nor Elegant and sumptuous refresh prietor of the Pioneer hotel at Dairy- ton Care of Norton's Book Store. ments were served and a general ville, won two quarters of pork. D Price does not include sacks. In goes to show what Coos county will good time enjoyed by all. produce with proper cultivation. 50-1tx quire of Sweet Uros, Lampa, Ore. W. Gardener won one quarter beef I Dairymen Next Wednesday, Jan. 5th, the regular meeting of the Coquille Val ley Dairy Association will be held in the Masonic hall, Ooquille. Be- si les an educational discussion on ensilage feeding by Mr. W. A. Matthews, this meeting will be most important, inasmuch as the re ports of different committees will be the first definite results in regard to the handling of our produce. Good offers have been made to the cooperative committee by dif ferent companies and their preposi tions will be discussed at this time. ‘ There is no reason why we should not get prices equal to those paid by any other district of this coast, how ever, to get these prices three things are essential -quantity quality and a reasonable cost of manufacturing. Attention to these details is in truth the most important part of success ful dairying and can be gotten only by organization. Every uccessful section here or in the East is or ganized. Wherever cooperative means is used, prices are high, and the reverse is true. We need and appreciate the of fers of different companies and creamery men. Let us hear and consider them justly—if they are satisfactory let us accept them—if not let us unite by seme means sim ilar to that used by successful dis tricts elsewhere and receive for our work what is rightfully due us. Every dairymen is needed at our next meeting. We cannot afford Io neglect tills part of our business when we realize the future value of our present endeavor. P ress O om . mittee . Presbyterian Church Sunday Jan. 2 Preaching at 11 a. m and 7:30 p. m. Subjects: “Abraham;’’ “A Review of Heram Golf’s Religion.” M. E. C oen . Minister Miss Rogers and Miss Hazel Stephenson gave a whist paity VVed- dnesday evening to a number of the high school students and a few friends, Erma Craine won first prize, a book of toasts entitled “Everybody Up Tom Laird, Svlvia Backleff and Lena Langlois tied for the consolation prize, which was a book entitled “Stung ” Delicious refreshments were served and the young people had a jolly time.
