Bandon recorder., January 06, 1910, Image 8

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Dr. Wither Culin of Coquille was
*s
School R *port
Resolutions
hi Bit nd on Wednesday(night on bus
! intss.
Report of the Bandon Public
Be it resolved by the Master, oi
S h kj I commencetl Monday after
fleets and brethern of Bandon Lodge Schools for the third school month
M. G. Pohl says the recent cold the holidtv vacation and everything No. ¡30, A. F. & A. M., that it is end tig Fridav December 17 1919.
ii 1 ••.tiring n »:> hly ag tin.
Map was caused by Peary and
Grade 1, Mrs. Kopf. Teacher—
the sense ol the lodge that in the
S. H Goff and family arrive 1 death ol our brother A. B. Sabin, Enrollment for year 59; enrollment
Cook forgetting to close the door
here from 33 alia 3Valla recently and we have lost from our midst a good < for month 55; daily attendance 46;
■t the North Pole,
The Order of Foresters will give will make Bandon their future home officer, a true brother, an honest j er cent of attendance 87; times late
a ball Saturday evening January
Wallace Pomeroy went to San man; one whose example in life and 3, roll of Itonot 14:
Grade 2, Miss Marsh. Teacher—
22d. 5051
i Francisco on the Elizabeth on a death cannot be other than a pat
Enrollment
for year 54; enroll
tern
for
others
’
.
of
us
to
follow
after:
Mr. and Mrs. George Turner left combined business and pleasure
inent
for
month
52: daily attend*
that
the
sympathy
of
the
lodge
is'
last week for Gardiner, near which trip.
anee
46;
per
cent
of attendance 92;
place they have a ranch and will ft-
Frank McMullen of Langlois left hereby extended to the bereaved i
main until abjut July.
<•11 the Elizabeth for a combined bus­ relatives of our deceased brother and times late 9; roll of honor 21.
that this resolution be spread upon! Grade 3» Miss Ralley, Teacher.—
Try dfalfa meal for chickens and iness and pleasure trip to San
the
minutes of the lodge anil a copy Enrollment for year 4 j: en—
cattle Estabrook Warehouse. 3ot Francisco.
sent by the Secretary to Walter, rollmcnt for month 42; daily at-
J. Eggenschayler, a prominent Sabin, son of said deceased and a tendance 37; per cent of attendance
Miss Marion Douvilie of Portland
ai rived on the Breakwater and will dairyman of Langlois left on the copy also to the Bandon R ecorder 91; times late 5; roll of honor 13
be connected with the Counter.Ill Elizabeth f r San Francisco and or publication.
Grade 4. Miss Lusk, Teacher—
Christensen store for some time at will go to his old home in Europe
Enrollment
for year 35; enrollment
Committee
for
a
visit
and
pleasure
trip.
least.
month 33; daily attendance 29; per
G. T. T readgold ,
cent
of attendance 93; times late 3;
FOUND
—
Child
’
s
locket
Can
R. H. R osa ,
Best river grass hay at Estabrook
roll
of
honor 10.
have same by proving ownership
A. J. H artman
Warehouse.
47tf
Gr.ule
5, Miss Rosa, Teacher—
and paying for this notice.
52 it
Small donkey engine, with 450
Enrollment for year 48: enrollment
New Year’s Wedding
J. H. Johnston received a tel
feet of 5-8 line for sale cheap.
for month 47; daily attendance 46;
Clarence R. Langlois.
52 gtx egram We Inesday from A. F.
er cent of attendance 95; times
On New Year’s day Mrs. Hattie late I; roll of honor 24
Donald Charleston who has been Estabrook that the latter gentleman
visiting his family here for some time would be in Bandon on the next Fi­ llansley, formerly of Arlington,
tirade6, Miss Murphy, Teacher- —
has gone to Portland at the call o field which will arrive here Sunday Wash., and Mr. S. S. Little of Ban­ Enrollment for year 35; eiir.uline.il
don, were married at the home of for month 32; daily attendance 31;
the United States Engineering office morning.
The Fifield sailed Monday morn­ the groom, 2}^ miles southeast of per cent of attendance 95; times
for some new worn.
Best fertilizer for ycur garden at ing with 400,000 feet of lumber. this city, Rev. A. Haberly officia- late I; roll of honor 20,*
Grade 7, Miss W dker. Teacher—
the Estabrook Warehouse.
36. 5 tons of merchandise and the fol­ ting. Only a few friends were in
lowing passengers: H O. Chase, attendance at the w edding. After Enrollment for vear 38; enroll-
The Gold Beach Globe comes ou D G. Lewis, Miss Minnie Shinn, the ceremony a sumptuous wedding
in an editorial scoring the promoters Mrs. W J. Fairman, F. A lains, J dinner was served which was greatly ment for month 37; daily at
tendance 34; per cent of attendance
of the new Pacific City in a way that L. Thompson, G L‘ Taylor and enjoyed by all present.
92;
times late 1; roll of honor 15
shows decidedly wheie that journal W. Tracy.
Mr Little has lived on his ranch
(iradeS,
Miss Gearhart, Teacher-
stands on the subject.
Finishing lumber o* all grides about seven years, and is well known Enrollment for year 32; enrollment
A big supply of hay, grain mill will be delivered to any part of the by a 1 trge circle of people.
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for month 31; daily attendance 30;
feed and seed grain constantly on city on short notice.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Little
were
old
ac
­
Apply to
per cent of attendance 95; times
hand. T. W. Robinson at Central Rockwell Bros, on the S. S. Little quaintances in Iowa where they
late 5; roll of honor 13.
Warehouse 49tf
place, 2 1 2 miles southeast of Ban ^rew up in the same community.
High School, H. C. Ostien Prin
46ft
They will have the congratulations Mrs. Ostien and Miss Rodgers,
Mrs. J. W. Young entertained her don.
children and grand children to New
Die Simpson Lu titer C > n > m and best wishes of many friends for Assistants.- -Enrollment for year
ouï
Year’s dinner. There were 28 pres has disposed of their mill at Knapp a prosperous and h tppy wedded life. 48; enrollment for month 44; daily
ent in all and a regular old time lam- ton, near Astoria, to P. J. Bri.V,
attendance 41; per cent of attend­
ily reunion was enjoyed.
owner of the Grays Bay Logging
ance
93; times late o; toll of honor
Commercial Club Ball
Co.
The
mill
was
built
fnany
years
16.
OVER ONE MILLION MODERN
ago by Capt. A M. Simpson and
SUMMARY
WOODMEN. WHY? it
The Commerci.it Chib ball New
has
since
been
operated
by
the
com
Total enrollment for year 393;
Jack Guyton, of Marshfield has
Year's eve proved to be one of the
been spending a few days in Bandon pmy. The mill has a capacity of best social events of the season and enrollment for month 373; daily at
50,000 feet daily. The new ownei
tendance 340; per cent of attendance
and along the Coquille river. He is
is a wealthy logger of the Columbiaf everyone present had an enjoyable 93; times late 28; roll of honor 146.
a newspaper man, and is correspon­
lime.
The attendance was large
The House Furnishers
dent for a number of daily papers having several thousand acres of the and a neat sum was realized by the
Roll of Honor includes pupils
linest timbered lands of that sec
and magazines.
neither
absent
nor
late
during
the
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lion. It is estimated that the prop­ club ; fter all expenses were paid.
For weekly Examiner Subscrip erty sold at a better figure than
l he club takes this opportunity month. The following students of
' uneven, and also dangerous, and whereas the
tions and Breakwater Reservations $too,ooo as that amount was re to thank the general public for their the high school have made a stand-
Ordinance No. 146
peace and safety of the citizens of the city is
ing
of
A
for
the
subjects
named.
A
see Spencer.
49 tf
attendance at the dance, and also to
used a short time ago.—Harbor
This is ail ordinance entitled “An Ordinance re- menaced and endangered thereby, and also, the
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equals
95
to
too
per
cent:
I city may thereby be compelled to pay con­
he Seaside Orchestra for the excel
rju ring the City Treasurer Io keep a record of
P. E Kreamer who has been
siderable sums by way of damage, for any
If you want Investment try tile lent music rendered.
Outstanding Warrants."
A Igebra — Zettie < iii son.
such injuries that are liable to occur from the
visiting his brother T. H. Kreamer
The
City
of
Bandon
does
ordain
as
follows:
.
old line. But if you want protection
Algebra and bookkeeping -Lester
It was decided by the club to
Sec. I. That hereafter, when this Ordinance I present condition of the walk, and by reason
and sister, Mrs. C. E Kopf, for a lor your funity at cost, try the
I of such damage, further endanger the public,
shall have gone into full force and effect, the
give another ball on theSiturday Jet.kins
week, leaves today on the Plant for
peace, health and safety of the City of Bandcn,
Treasurer
of
the
City
of
Bandon
shall
be
re
­
MODERN WOODMEN
it
General History — Ralph Bullard, quired to keep a record in numerical order of all therefore in the opinion of the Common
evening before St. Valentine's Day
San Fraucisco where he has a posi­
George Mol and, Liira Morgan, warrants presented to hinr for payment, which I Council of the City of Bandon an emergency
A rare opportunity to make some which will be Feb. the 12th.
tion as civil engineer, with the
he does not pay for want of funds; that the exists, and it is hereby declared to exist, and it
I I.<1.1 Buckingham.
easy
money,
1
lonest
representative
number of such war-ant. together with the is therefore further declared that this ordinance
Southern Pacific.
amount
thereof, and to whom issued shall be shall become of full force and effect as soon
English
and
general
history
—
who can give satisfactory references
Weather Report
kept by the I reasurer, and opposite or in front of i as the same shall be passed by the council,
J. H. Jones’ dairy ranch on Four to take orders for
Finest Watkins. Wvnona Patterson, each warrant shall be written the word "paid" or and approved by the Mayor.
Smelt in your
Passed the Common Council, City of Ban­
Mile for sale or rent.
52 8t.
"pd" in red ink together with the date of pay­
, EUa Felter, Ray Watkins.
locality. Add re ss. T. J. Temple
ment. when the same shall thereafter have been don on the 3rd day of January 1910
English —Geo. Strang. Esther paid by him, and also opposite such warrant
The rainfall for the month of De
C. R WADE,
The Fifield will arrive in port 229 E. Alder St., Portland, Ore.
! [SEAL]
City Recorder.
shall be written in black ink, the amount of in­
Stankiewicz,
Robt.
Bl
icketby.
cember
was
6
12
inches;
days
cletr
Sunday morning and will load at
52-ltx
Approved the 3rd day of January 1910.
terest paid thereon.
Algebra, English anti general his­
14, rainy and cloudy 17.
once for San Pedro- She will stop
Sec. 2. That the Treasurer shall procure a STEPHEN GALLIER. Mayor.
suitable book for such purpose, and keep therein
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The rainfall for corresponding tory- Grace Wood,.
in at San Francisco on her way
nothing r Ise, a record of outsianding war-
English and Physics—Earl Wat- and
month of 1908 w.ts 5.40 inches, a
down to take oil and discharge pas­
FOR
lants, endorsed by him, and not paid.
Riverton Locals
Passed by the common council of the city of
| kins, Lena Langlois Sylvia Rack
difference of .72 inches.
sengers as desire to go to the
Randon. Oregon, on this 3d day of January. Toys, Notions, Dishes,
The rainfall for the year of 1909 leff, Hazel Stepenson.
southern city.
1910.
Ladies’ and Children’s Furnish­
C. R. WADE,
Physics—Nora Gibson,
R it tie
Win. White was in town on busi­ was 70.86 inches, the greatest rain
B F. Elgin returned on the Fi­
(Seal)
City Recorder.
McNair,
Ebba
Wiren.
fall
on
record.
ings, Men’s Shirts and
Approved this 3d day of January, 1910.
field from his home in California and ness last week.
English,
German, physics and S I EPI IEN GALLIER. Mayor.
The
rainfall
for
the
year
of
1
908
Overalls
Esther Magee has been quite sick
is again in his place at C. Y. Lowe’s
geometers
—
Erma
Craine
was
36
23
inches,
a
difference
of
WE
ARE
JUST RECEIVING
drug store. Mr Elgin was called tor some time
A LARGE STOCK OF
34 63 inches less than this year. I English, German and physic? —
Ordinance No. 147
home some time ago on account of
Rev. Lyons held .services at the
Maud Lowe.
O.
W
iren ,
HOLIDAY GOODS
the serious illness of his mother church last Sunday.
i« an Ordinance entitled an ordinance con­
English, English History, Caesar, This
Cooperative Observer.
demnin’ a certain tidewalk on First .treet, de-
AT THE
whom we are glad to say is much
Several families It ive been visited
physics- Jessie Wood.
clacng that the same lie repaired; providing
mproved in health again.
for the assessment ol the cost thereof against
by the chicken pox.
Algebra, general history, physical the
adjoining property, and det taring the same
Rouse’s coal at the Estabrook
geography -Tom ( stien
to lie an improvement,
Notice.
Miss Edna Wright returned home
City of Bandon does ordain as follows:
warehouse. .
2ttf
Algebra, English, general history I he
last Wednesday. She will assist Mrs.
Sec. I. That the sidewalk in front of lot
For all kind* of
1 and physical geography—Elsie Kin two (2) of block two (2) ol the water front addi­
M. F. Flom, who has been. tden Thomas in cooking at Camp No. 4
Notice is hereby given that the i
to the town (now city) of Bandon, be and REAL,
ESTATE
ley, Grace Dislier, Titos. Laird, tion
the same is hereby declared to be worn out,
tified with the Merchant & Kam of Hickings’.
Common Council of the Citv of j
Go Io
aliovr the official grade, a nuisance to the public
Amelia Chaneay.
merer store for sometime has resign­
Charles Cessna is nursing a bid Bandon, Oregon, wi I upon Tuesday
and a menace to personal rafety.
CHANDLER A IIOLMES
Algebra, English and physical traffic
Sec. 2. Tnat the walk now io front of the
ed his position there and within a hand witch he hurt in the mine and the nth day of January 1910, re­
Bandon. Oregon
aliove descrilied lot lx-, ami it is hereby ordered
few weeks will go to Bandon to blood poison set in. We are glad ceive and further consider sealed j georgrapy- Einest Watkins.
shall be removed and completely lorn out, and
I’hysical geography — Harr y the same placed upo. the official grade as es­
take charge of a store which he and to note that it is improving.
Stove Wood
$1.75 per Tier
bids for the
construction
of
tablished, for all sidewalks for said First street as
Crain.
R A. Coppie of the Golden Rule
$1.50 per Tier
established by ordinance, and that the new walk Block Wood,
Freeman Steward was badly hurt 850 feet of plank and piling bridge
Respectfully submitted,
DELIVERED
so lobe built shall lx- constructed of asphalt or
Store in Marshfield, will open there inConolognes Camp last .Monday work on North Little Street.
concrete as provided therefor by ordinance of Leave or telephone orders <0 Bandon Cash
H. C. Os hen , Supt.
—Times.
Specification? can be obtained!
the city ol Bandon, and under the direction of
by being hit on the head with I a
Store or Arcade Saloon
the city engineer.
from
the
City
Recorder.
Council
I
H av of all kinds
The place to chain. He is now in the Beaver Hili
I
Sec. 3. That th* said walk when so re­
MACKLIN & CO.
reserves the right to reject any and j
buy it is of T. W. Robinson at the hospital.
paired and laid of the uid material of asphalt or
Turns Down Order
com rcte shall be deemed an improvement, and
all bills.
Central Watehouse.
50 tf.
the same is hereby declared to be an improve­
During the recent cold snap the
C. R. W ade ,
ment, and that the cost thereof shall be assessed
60 YEARS’
. ”
The Elizabeth sailed Monday mercury has ranged from ¡6° to 26
toand collected from the adjacent lot, to-wit:
City Record er
EXPERIENCE
52 i
R. E. L. Bedtllion, man tger of the
said lol 2, block 2 Waterfront addition to the
morning for San Francisco with a
the Bandon Woolen Mill, received town of Bandon.
good cargo of lumber and mis­ above zero. Ice was formed strong
Sec. 4. That the owner of such lot shall be
<m order Tliur.id ty from a New York
Modern Woodman
>;iven noti.e immediately after this ordinance be- j
cellaneous freight and the following enough to hold a man’s weight.
firm for sixty thousand yards of comes ol effect, to repair said walk bv makiny '
V eritas .
Set up take notice. Class adop
passengers: Chester Ellingson, W.
the said improvement, and if he fail within 15
woolen doth, but was forced to turn days
thereaft.r to comm, nee such work then the
lion in the near futi re
J. Klinger, J. Averill, Edwin El
T race M arks
! the order down, owing to the fact Recorder shall advertise for bijs for the construc­
Dcsicr s
GIT BUSY, it
lingson and wife: Walter Norton,
tion thereof, anduj. -n a bid being accepted there-
C opyrights lc.
that he has orders enough ahead for
The
Great
White
Plague
Anyone
aendlnf
a
»ketch
and
dwripf ;.-n may
by the council, then the amount of such bid
C. L. Norton, Ray Norton, W. L.
quickly twicer tn tn our opinion free wbr.i her **n
now to keep the mill lullblast in for shall be entered in the city docket of liens against invention
is probably nainp table. Comm union*
Norton, Mabie Norton Lola Norton,
Costs all life insurance companies
t.lnnaatrictly confidential. HANDBOOK on rutenta
u h lot and the same collected in the manner
eent free. Cildeet agency for roruri / patanfr.
several months.
City Transfer
provided by law.
Patent« taken through .Munn A Co. receive
Wallace Pomeroy, Ed Lyman, J. more than all other diseases. The
tp/rfai notice, without charge, in the
Sec. 5. Whereas, the said walk is rough,
All
kinds
of
draying
and
transfer-
Eggenschayler, Frank McMullen, MODERN
WOODMEN
have
and large rusty nails project alsove the surface
FOR SALE—mill wood,
th reof, and any person e-.peciaHy feeble persons,
P. Sa y nei, Joe Forchatti, Arthur worked out the solution And it ing,
New
1
>1
Qt
best
barley,
lowest
X ’ nhdwomcly IlInMrao <) weetoH. I
r’r.
from Cody’s mill $2.00 per loid
ar apt to be hurt thereon at anytime, and where­
Nation of w tele .tine J. nriml Tm
Coach, W. Sabin and Reynold Works, Do you want to know Co tl sold and delivered at lowest pi
”: f«»tir months, IL boidLyul. icwi 1-3lorn.
ILC I m town at Estabrook \Vue- as the said walk is worn through in different
price
jilr , and the same has been 'patched with
how?
Krupp.
it
prices
J. Jenkins, Prop. .
I house.
.UNN
& Co.3e'B'Md«»- Kew Ycrk
tf
short rough tioatds, making the surface further '
Branch < »fflee. (J25 b’ BL* Washington, D. C.
.
Local Lore j
XitaXiL «’’U 4UÏ ecHr uxiU
otLvótoAe dt ouT AiâvnfXS
/Jirddta
honte CoveiS'.
%
the styles o(j oui
ni tuie aie
u^-to-date. styles in ¿uinUuhe
chanfle^ so e^hen ^ou iuìj youis^yo
to the stoic that kee/ts ufi-to-date
^uïnituie and eai^ets
s[)idcis do not GuiCd rtcCs on
ßui nituie because rie make
oui fritces 'leasonaMc and sell
oui (foods fast
no eo&rteS methods in
stoic.
vse aie ufato-date. come and seel
Woodruff & Turner
Racket Store
Scientific American.
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