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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1910)
• •< • » •••••• Ta* 3 -— r Co.ir' Qu en of T’ e Forest. For Atty. (.’. R. Wade went to' Marsh field on legal business. Wednesday. esters of Am 1. a. he,d (ait>l:c in Coumerilh—Christensen s big Ad Thos. Coates, who bad a stroke stallation of ollio. fj I ii iav night on tfie editorial page has some gn” t 1 of paralysis some fim; ago, is get and g 1. e .4 Ing bar.q ■ t to n.nnl • is 1 ting better, but it will be some ¡and friends altei the. installation <er 1 bargains. -monv. l'he Foresters never d<> A tine baby b <y was born to Mr. time before he is entirely well, things by halves and the meeting and Mis. Robert Walker Jr. Tues Rost Co. is offering with each Friday night was a great success in ' pckg. at Rub No More b au 4 lit one every particular, and all present day morning. it Read about Couinerilh-Christen- s.*t of leaspi ons. pronounced it one of the leading Co.’s big bargain banquet on page 4 The barn on the S Danielson social events ot the sea on. The ot this issue place near Lampa b'ew down one Foresters also have p wters out an J. H. Jones’dairy ranch on Font day last week and killed three cows nouncing their 14th annual ball, ami crippled five. which a ill be Saturday eve.ling, Jan Mile for sale or rent. 52 8t. A jig line ot graiite vir« i nd u try 22d. The Ladies Thimble Club will be dishes at the Racket Store. 50 st The Bandoi. 01 er 1 house entertained this afternoon at the Atty. G. T. Treadgold was a bus iness visitor at Coquille Tuesday First class job work a specialty. Read Coumerilh Christensen’s b'g Ad on page 4 of this issue. Joe Coach who has been spending some time in San Francisco returned on the Fifield. Small donkey engine, with 450 line for sale cheap. Clarence R. Langlois. 52 41.x M. F. Shoemaker returned on the Elizabeth from a business trip to San Francisco. A. F. Estabrook and wife came upon the Fifield, and Mr. Estabrook has been looking after business for his company. A big supply of hay, grain mill teed and seed grain constantly on hand. T. W. Robinson at Central Warehouse 491 f C. F. McCulloch, agent for the Breakwater and Southern Pa< ific Co. at Marshfield was in Bandon the first of the week on business. feet of 5 8 JtU.tieTvouàÂ-/m<àd Jayd. JX .kà, a coinfott Rave cl l'he new bank building, the Odd filled to its utmost capacity W e<l- Fellow building, the new saloon n. sd.iy night to he.y; the Hes Co. The Fuiestcrs of America have building, and the addition to the put on the famous plav, Little Lord issued posters for the 14th annual ball, Saturday evening January 22d. Bijou theater are all progressing Fauntleroy, and the great appl utse nicely, and the work will be rushed by the audience would show that OVER ONE MILLION MODERN i to completion as rapidly as pos- they appreciated the performance to WOODMEN WHY? ’ sible. the fullest extent. The child actress Cornioli C. Evan Lucas went over to The Coquille mill will ship out Baby Jo Thom took the part of die , little lord, and she is a wonder for Marshfield List week to meet his 650,000 feet ot lumber during the fi J-Q-'n./ta wife who came up from San Fran month of January. The lumber w ill one of her age. She certainly has a cisco in the Plant. be taken to Coos Bay by rail and future on the stage, anil will prob ■ mi . ably some day be recogivz .d among , shipped out over the bar at that Mr and Mrs. R M. Pressey went the best. The remainder of the down the coast Tuesday, where Mr. place. The schooner Mayfair will company performed their parts in Pressey was looking after business lake the lumber to San Franeisc . their usual high class manner The Commercial Club will give ior the Bandon Creamery Co. T. B. Wheeler went to Portland They will appear here again next another ball on Saturday evening last week to look after business in Judge A D Morse, who has been Wedmsdav evening when they will February 12th, which will be the terests. Mr. Wheeler, is the under the weather for a few days is play "The Senator’s Dangler.” Saturday before Valentine’s day. getting along nicely again now and local manager of the Oregon Coast For weekly Examiner Subscrip On ■ of the most sue cessful social was able to bedown town yesterday. Co in the sale of the Averill orchard tions and Breakwater Reservations tracts southeast of Bandoil, and it events of the season was the whist New 1 j| of best barley, lowest see Spencer. 49 tf price m town at Estabrook Mate night be added that the tracts art party given by Mr. and Mrs W E going fast and it will be a money Cr ime to about 20 of their friends The Elizabeth arrived in port Sun house. tf m iking proposition for the investors. Wednesday night- The prizes were day morning with 65 tons of freight An advance of about five percent and the following passengers- J.Me in the price of lumber has been made The best farm bacon at Rosa Co.’s very fine, the tnsi prize for ladies, a Donald, Jas. Wiseman, Mrs. Wise in the local yard.» at Coos Bay. Store. A trial will convince you it large hand painted china plate was j won by Mrs R W. Boyle, while man and M. F. Shoemaker. This is in keeping with the r use in Four schooners, the Hugh Ho Mr. Boyle won liist prize for gentle I Wm. Candlin the Coquille travel- 'price all along the coast, and in gan. Advance, Oregon and Ruby, men, a line leather bill book. Mis. ■ ng nun was in Bandon the first of dicates that the lumber business for and the two steam schooners, O. A. Trowbridge and C. E. Hol- week. Besides his regular lines he 1910 will be much better than it has I'ifield and Elizabeth are loading lopeter captured the other prizes. had one of the finest lines of calen been for a number of years lumber at the various mills and Elegant and dainty refreshments dars ever brought to Bandon Rev. bather I >. P. Curley is re docks along the river. They will were served, and a part of the even ported quite ill at Mercy hospital in carry out over $2,000,000 feet, ihich ing was spent with music, and story Finishing lumber ot all grides North Bend ol a cold and the gtip. will add greatly tJ the tonnage of telling which afforded a very jolly in will be delivered to any part of the city on short notice. Apply to He wasn't able to to hold services the Coquille liver bar. innovation. Rockwell Bros, on the S. S. Little yesterday and owing to Rev. Father |. M. Blake before leaving for The winter short couises opened place, 2 1 2 miles southeast of Ban |. A. Moran being out of the city, Spokam opt ned negotiations with don. 4<>tf no services were field in the Catholic Wm. Noble and other owners of at the Agricultural College Tuesday January 4th, with the largest and People of this locality who read churches on the bay. —Coos Bay pile-drivers for beginning construe most representative b dy of students tion of the proposed street car of the storms east of the Rocky limes. ever in attendance. There are men |as. Wiseman and wife arrived system. Mr. Noble is now prepar mountains during the last ew weeks, and women ranging in age from six The House Furnishers no doubt, are glad they are in < ire- on the Elizabeth,ami are now ein- ing to bid on driving tne piling on teen to sixty live years and represent ployed in the Vienna Bakery and the routes in Railroad addition, gon, the land of even thing that is ing alm 'st every walk of life. Side Cafe, Mr. Wiseman as baker and Many piling will have to be driven, good. X by side with the girls and boys from i Mrs. Wiseman as cashier. Mi Just when the contract will be let is The Order of Foresters will give the ninth and tenth grades of the Wiseman is well known by the pro not known. —Times. a ball Saturday evening January public schools of the slate are prietor Mr. Smith, and comes highly Faraii r’s Week at the Oregon graduates of Brown, Vale, Lake 22d. 50 st recommended as a first class man in Agricultural College will commence I- orest and many other great Up at Myrtle Point, the people his profession. Monday, February 14th. The ac- eastern and mi <1 e west are getting busy trying to persuade Surelav for chickens as good tivities will be conducted in institute universities and colleges, the Coos Bay and Boise, railroad to ARE and cheaper than wheat. Estabrook form and will coverall branches of' farmers and fruit growers come on their side of the river agriculture, horticulture, dairying, or manage farms ranging warehouse. 33 tf. They will probably’ succeed too as and domestic science and art Any a res. The* e are 1 he Redmt n lodge held a public they usually get what they go aftei one w ho is interested in the prac- r'd housewives, stockm; meeting and big banquet Thursday H ay of all kinds. The place to evening of week and to say tical problems of farming, fruit grow men, horticulturists, busit buy it is of T. W. Robinson at the If you don’t believe it just let us ing anil housekeeping and the new and capitalists This r pr 1 hey had a Central Warehouse. 50 tf. and improved method’s which may ittendance speaks 'veil for putting it in show you. The biggest and best be used in their solution, will do of agricultural Oregon, The work oq the completion of men braves stock of merchandise in Bandon. Columbia Ave to deep water is being right and they always do it. Those well to attend the exeicises of the Farmer's week. The Fifield arrived in port Sunday pushed rapidly, and when Little who were present say they had one You will miss it if you do not street which has been ordered ex- of the times of their lives. Butter Wrappers for sale at this with 60 tons of freight ."nd the fol lowing passengers: Viola Vegirile, investigate. office. tended is completed there will be A. F Estabrook and wife, lì Fair Let the Laundry’ do vour Monday excellent opportunity for getting to To ch ck the growing ciga ette mus. Joe Co.ch, Mr. Henderson, C drudgery. No washboards or chem deep water in that part < f the city. Ruran, E. Weinstadt and J. Tliomp ical dopes to injure the fabrics; no habit a nong the schoolboys ot son. .. y Chas. Page lias taken chargeo unsanitary washtnbs; no kitchen- Seattle, the board of education has The firs' annual meeting of the the Western Home Boarding house, dried, kitchen scented clothes. We detailed a special officer, for the Coos ountv B ir Association was formerly occupied by W. L. David remove the dirt and destroy the sole purpose of detecting the THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY | smokers and son and will guarantee courteous germs withcut injuiing the goods, prosecuting dea'ers held at Ooquille Tuesday aftern > >n J Geo P. To »ping treatment to both transient and ' md bring vour laundry back to you c night selling cigarettes and "de and evening home trade. 48tf. and G. T Treadgold were in at ! clean and sweet. A model n con makins” to the : youngsters. In ! many instances 1 where boys have tendance fro*n from Bandon, C R. At a recent meeting of the Coos venience is a modern necessity. been found backward in their studies Wade b ing unabl ■ to attend 0:1 ac County Dairy Association, strong itf B andon S team L.\rrsi>Rv. ; tiie trouble has been traced to cig- count of business detaining him A . resolutions against any change in W. Barry, representing the Bu the oleomargarine laws wete passed, shong Printing Company of Portland j arettes. In fact, it is now being program and election of officers 1 Beginning January 14th all of Tne oleomargarine business should is in the c’ty this week taking orders urged that a special school be es was held in the afternoon, the fol- I our stock of tablished, where victim-, of the cig lowing officers being elected: Pres-1 be kept down to a point where it for his company. Mr. Barry is a idem, Joe Bennett, vice president. PATTEBNS cannot interfere with the great very genial gentleman and confines arette hab t can obtain instruction Geo. P. Topping secretary J J. ! Japanese Crockery MeCALL Ci- 1 brated tor style, perfect fit, rimp'. <:tv ; 1 I / reliability marly 40 years. Sir, , dairy industry of the countr y. himself almost exclusively to the and freedom from their enslavement. Stanley; treasure!. C A Sehl-rede ' I every city and town in the Ur.i.d Si t . And China Ware Can.nK, or by mail direct. More so I C I ico pairs of shoes t 1 hold the at Rosa Co ’ The association decided »•ty other make. Send for free eatii. Work for 1910 is being planned court house in his solicitations for next annual meeting in Bandon A MCCALL'S MAGAZINE AT by the Beautiful America Club and 1 printing, w rking on the plan that regardless of cost.. You can’t af< big banquet was held at the rooms i H ire eubsenbera than any other fas' »i> ■<. 1. | ford to misi them . in.maxine—million ■ month. Invaluah'c. 1 It vigorous year's work is outlined the local business rightfully belongs! , est »lylea, I. patterns, <tre»srn»l<in», dresstnakinr niiüinir - of the Ko Ke<‘l Klub in the even- plain lew, Ing, * fancy needlework, “ *■ fiai’dn »«in, The club has many plans under wa v to the local printing houses —Sen- ; Oregon ranks seventh among a., | ing. A S. Hammond, F. J Feeney etiquette, rood atoriea, stories, etc. On'» On » 60 cent. ten'< • iear (worth double), Including a free pattern the states in railroad building during ami G. T. Trea Ig >ld were the earn among which will be a free public tinel. ubsenbe today, or send tor sample copy Reguiar Price inittee in charge of the meeting. WONDEBFUL INDUCEMENTS 909. These figures are c mpiled reading room. A card party will be Cle-an out your attics and wood to Arents. Postal brings premium estalogu« Special Pieces, 50 Per Ct. Off Jand new cash prite offer«. Address one of the social functions that the sheifc. Dig up your old furniture by the leading railroad publica rat McCAU CO.. IM to Ml W. DIM •*.. MW tool tions of the country and show that dub will pull off in the near future and call on L. B. Woodruff, the —Harbor. second hand man and • he w ill buy the Beaver state added 134 miles to its rail.oads during the year, It Mr and Mrs. C. B Zeek returned it. just closed. The Paicfic Northwest BOOTS - AND ■ SHOES last Friday from Coquille, where T. Treadgold has resigned as is declared to be the great goal of HAS A SELECT STOCK OF they had been spending the week, United States Commissioner and competitive railroad building in the Stove Wood $1.75 per Tier You can't eipect to gd $2 worth A. D. Moise has I ' United States. The struggle of the and Mr. Zee* had been working in Judge Block Wood, $1.50 per Tier for $1, but you can grt your the interests of the Sons of Veterans been recommended and his com- railroads to enter C> ntral Oregon money', worth at DELIVERED will lx? forwarded at lor which order he is state organizer. mission I. mic or telephone orders 'o Bandon C««h is detailed and development in the Mettili liecron Drnti’lit Store or Arcade Saloon Mr Zeek has the very rare distinc once. Judge Wolverton in accept Willamette Valley and in the Ore- ; M tion ot being both a veteran ami a ing Mr. Trejdgold's resignation, coast country is recorded. This is PAGE, MACKLIN & CO. Dealer In Boot« and Shoe*. COURTEOUS IRHTMAil’ son of a veteran of the Civil war. thanks him for his service to the a far better showing for the past and is Commander of the local C.. government and siys thev have year than w’as made in 191*9, when Repairing neatly and promp A. R. Post and also of the camp of b<en very satisfactory in every par 79 mile« of new railway was built1 tly done at lowest liv Adver’ise in the R ecorder and Sons of Veterans. ticular. you will get results. OREGON ing prices . in this state. / BANDON home of Mrs. J lohnson money makei. when you fiave hoiked ha^id fidi youi money and vthen youY food i fie has hefted you tb save Ushould you not think hovt you eans^end your eaininfS and fet the most com fioil fioi your money? fet us suffest that you Auy fidi st ofi thinfS se\vieeaMe and fiea-utifiuf IfiinfS fiui youY home. you \^iCC thank us fidi this SUf- fesito n ifi you come to ou\ stole and see borì fia iyoul money otiddfo Woodruff & Turner Our Regular Prices CLEARANCE SALE PRICES 0. A. TROWBRIDGE ¡For 10 Days Only 33.1 Per Cent Off The Opera I Bandon Drug Co. Wines. Liquors & Cigars B BEU ER’S GROSS BROS. «•* t «X»’
