Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, February 10, 1910, Image 8

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Local Lore
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D. H. Jackson has sold his in
terest in the Cope & Jackson dairy
ranch t<> Elbett Dyer.
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Lent br-gan Wednesday;
County Grange Conveau-n
Mt?) AttlM /FMiUZt AiM/d Uoa
miy/vC tu weff
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We received the Riverton locals
ns .1 ie. .
B UKtoll < ir
from ou r> g dar correspondent o
J. I.. Nav .of P< rt Orford was in late for this issue
I lu.'. ing ottlceis at its meeting last
Dud Johnson, the genial Coquille Bandoli on business the tirât of th<-
1 • F. Eddv, \f.stir;
Did you try those prunes at Ro 41 Satuid.i
wet-k
and
made
this
office
a
pleasant
Overseer; Ad< T
; C. B. Zeek
melt market man, was a Bandon
Co.’s, cheaper than a present.
I call.
Haberly, Lecturer; Thos. Devereux,
visitor Monday.
Th«- Elii ib.-th arrive 1 in port r
„ ; Mrs. Hite. Stewart; C.
Mrs. E, E. Reynolds entertained
For best early seed potato-s, in­
Tuesd iv morning with 195 tons of FC.,
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Haga, Assistant Steward; G. A.
quire of J. H. Jor.es of . Bandon. 4tf the Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal freight and the following list of Barnett. Gale Keeper; Mis.
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church very charmingly Wednesday
passengers: G. Bunch, G. S. f.ahev, , Eddv, Ceres; Mrs. C. B- Zeek.
W. P E vans of North Bend and afternoon.
Wm. Candlin of Coquille were Ban­ • Have you visited our Bargain E. Chisholm, C. Waters, C. Mor-; Flora;
Mr. Louis Strang of Myrtle Point,
don visitors the eaily part of the counters at the Racket recentlv? it row.
A complete line rf art materials at Deputy for Coos county acted
week.
Bandon ians have been enjoying W oodruff it Turners’ the house fur­ installing officer.
House and two lots for sale, in­ the fine weather of the past few
At the next meeting o
nishers.
it
quire of C W. Young.
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days immensely and a number of
if'/
Grange, the 1st Saturday in Mari h
The Bandon high school will pla y
In this issue we publish the state­ picnics have been holding forth on
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county
convention
will
be
held
a game of basket bill with Coqni'l e the
ment of the Bank of Bandon, which the beach and other places.
in B*ndon. There will be an open
Saturday night at Coquille. The
shows that financial institution to be
meeting
and a public discus 1 ol
New vein Rouse coal clean and steamer Coquille has been charter -d
in a flourishing condition.
initiative
and Referendum I aw.
the
economical. Estabrook Warhouse, for the round trip and will leave Ban­
also
the
present primary law
and
st*
The Gold Beach (¿lobe and Poit
don at 3 p. m. and will return after
and the proposed assembly pi 1 of
Orford Tribune, Curry County’s two
The Dan Shannon meetings ir the game.
en-1 rsing candidates far ollice will
papers, seem to have a grouch at Marshfield are to commence next
Mr Cummings, general manager be discussed from 2 to 3 p. in. The
each other these days, Bad state ol Sunday, The new tabernacle winch of the Standard American Dredging
public is invited. Further notice
affairs to be in.
will seat ab ut 2000 people was Co. will be in Bandon in a few days will be given in a later issue of the
A Gravel Ford item in the formally dedicated last Sunday
to look into the project of developing R ecorder .
Myrtle Point Enterprise says County
The Bandon arrived in port Sat­ the river and harbor. He is a man
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Supt. W. H. Bunch was quite urday morning ami took on a part who thoroughly understands the
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badly hurt recently by slipping from cargo at the Randolph mill. She business.
Trespass Notice
the hub of his wagon.
left Tuesday for Coos Bay where
The revival ineeetings at the
Mrs. S. S Little left Monday she was to finish her cargo before Presbyterian church still continue
N itice is hereby given to all wli »n
morning lor her former home at sailing.for the south.
with increasing interest and souls are it may concern no! to enter upon or
Buy your first quality white c< dar being saved at nearly every service. trespass in any manner upon the
Arlington, Wash., where she will
shingles
from the Estabrook Co.
remain for a couple of months, look
The public is very cordially in fallowing described l«nd.
Lots 3 I
ing after business affairs. Mr. Lit­
vited
to
attend
any
or
all
of
the
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and
6
in
section
23
and
the
lots 2
Wm. McKay returned on the bi
tle accompanied her as far as Marsh­ held from a business trip to San services.
i and 3 in section 26 in Township 30
ft
field and returned home Wednesday Francisco and Eureka and reports
Bandon : South of Range 15 west of \V 11
Regular meeting of
Try alfalfa meal for chickens and conditions down there as booming. Camp Sons of Vi eteran-- Friday lamette Meridian and the South
cattle. Estabrook Warehouse 30H He would not give anything definite evening Feb. nth. There will be Kast quarter of the North West
out, but from his conversation we initiation work all members are fluarlcl
section 23 in Township
S. lacobson, of the firm of Wake
infei that he has something up iiis urged to be present, it being on the 3° South o' Range 15 We t ot Wil
field and lacobson contractors who
Meridian.
The above
sleeve to spring on the public that eve ol Lincoln's birthday and Union ; lamette
put in the government jetty here,
will be beneficial in a inateri d wa\ Defenders Dav, all old veterans are . described land situated in Coos and
has been in Bandon a few days
Curry counties
in the near future.
invited to attend.
looking over equipment and machin
W allace
I'he Bandon Commercial dub has
ery here which the government has
Don’t forget that home made 5“ -U
loaned them. This same firn Ins out bills for a grand ball to be given bacon, lard an I hams at Rosa Co.’s
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vh
the contract for building the Siuslaw in Bank hall Saturday night Feb. 12 have no superior
the
proceeds
to
go
toward
building
jetty at Florence, Oree on
a sidewalk to the beach and fo the
The Coos Bay life saving crew ¡’¡field Did Not Hit Rock
Don’t forget that Woodruff & defraying of expenses of other im-
made a trip out to the hull of the
Turner, the house furnishers carry p.ovements. The club has taken
wrecked Czarina last Saturday and
The report in the Coos Bay Times
the only line ol artist materials in up the proposition of bettering and
found nothing on board except part of Tuesday, coming fro n Ca at. J. A
Bandon.
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beautifying the town and should of the block and tackle. There was
A. O’Kelley, that the Fitield w. I
James E. Murphy, special rep­ receive the support ot all the people nothing to be seen of the package
damaged by hitting a ruck in th 4
resentative of the creamery firm of in these efforts.
that was supposed to bo strapped Coquille river Monday is eri one >us
Green & Foster of San Francisco
Buy your tube paints of Woodruff to the mast. There are some, how­ The vessel was in no wav damage i
which is operating the Bandon
X Turner, the house furnishers, it ever. who think that there had been and did not hit any rock, md Capt.
creamery, was a Coquille visitor on
something on the mast and had been I Jensen is very indignant that such
A progressive ' whist party was washed off.
Friday last and, in company with R.
report should get out, She crossed
M. Pressey the Bandon agent, paid given Friday night at the home of
in
about low tide and mule the port
Best
seed
grain
at
lowest
prices.
the Sentinel office a very pleasant Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Lowe to a
all right.
number of their friends and it Estabrook Warehouse- 5tf.
visit—Sentinel.
proved to be a most -enjoyable
An event that is of wide interest
Surelav for chickens as good
social affair. There were six tables is a complimentary banquet to be
Notice
and cheaper than wheat. Estabrook
and the playing was spiri ed through given in Portland to George H.
warehouse.
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out the evening.
The prize for Wiliams, Oregon’s grand old man.
For a limited time the thorough
The Port Orford Tribune says: ladies, a brass candle stock was won
on his 87th birthday, March bted Jersy owned by S. J. Culver wil
“Two parties of timber buyers were by Mrs L. P Sorensen and L J
27. As
Attorney General in bo kept by J. 15. M irshall & Son
in town last week on their wav to Radley w-on the gentlemens’ prize
President Grant’s cabinet and prom­ Terms $3 o >.payable i i idvance.
Rogue river to look at some tracts an ink stall I. Dainty refreshments
inent in the nation’s history through­
of timber. Government is now sell were served and a very enjoyable
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out In’s active life, Judge Williams
ing hundreds of millions ■ of feet at evening w is spent bv all.
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commands the affection and respect
2 per thousand, but the poor man
of
all
Oregonians
and
the
most
New I il of best barley, lowest
Wm. Fergusson will leave Friday
can hardly get one fourth of that
price
in town at Estabrook Ware prominent people of the city are for Portland where he w ill make In-
from the timber skinners,’’
proud to show him honor.
house.
If
home tor some time.
Whitings’ high grade stationery
Oregon roses are to have a
E. I, Strader brought an apple of
and papers at the Racket.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
the Bism irk variety to this office wider fame than ever very soon for
The Bertie Minor, twenty eight
the
beautiful
blooms
that
have
last Saturday, that to the ordinary
Notice i, hereby given, that by order of the
days out from San Pedro, has been
Court of the State of Oregon, in and foi
judge looked like a perfect apple At made a reputation for Portland as a County
•he ( ounty of Com, Mollie Patterson w.i> dale
having difficulty in getting in here
any rate it was good enough to rise center are to be copied by Paul 1 appointed administratrix of the estate of W. I I
this time. She was sighted off the
deceased anti that letters testamentary
show that perfect apples can be de Longpre. the celebrated painter Sullivan,
were fully issued to the said Mollie Patter ~n cm
bar a few days ago. but it was too
r ciked in Coos county, it the same of roses. Hie well known artist the 7th day of February DIO; that ,he i, now
rough for her to come in and the
qualified and acting, therefore all person, having
care of the orchards was taken that planned to come here on Fefc-i claims
against the said estate are hereby notified
tug Astoria could not go out for
ruary
22
at
the
time
of
the
annual
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is taken in the famous apple belts.
to present the Mme wnh proper vouc her, to llic
her owing to having a deck load ot
said administratrix at Bandon, Oregon, within
The apple was one of Mr. Strader s rose planting but was unable to six
months from the 10th day of March 1910,
coal on for the trip to British
own raising and was perfectly sound carry out his intention and will come i the dale of the final publication of this notice.
Columbia.—Coos Bay Times.
PATTERSON,
vet, showing that it is a good keep during the Rose Festival in June \dmmistratnx MOi.LIE
of the estate of W. II. Sullivan,
Albert Chase, the old-time boat eras well as a nice looking apple. He will paint some of the famous deceased.
GEO. P. TOPPING, Attorney (or the E .
builder, who made Myrtle Point his Hr. Strader, indorse. the s<- .timent flowers he will see here.
fate.
5-5t.
home for several years, died at the that Coo, county is as good an
county hospital at Coquille last Mon apple country a- can be found any­
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day, aged 64 years. Mr. Chase has where.
been ill for some time, and a few­
P osition W anted — By first
days ago went to the county hos
ciass locomotive and stationary en-
pital, becoming a county charge
Notice of Advertisement for
gineer.
Inquire Norton Book
1)0 YOU
So far as known he had no relatives
Bids
Store.
4-41X
in this section. — Myrtle Point En
When
it
comes
to
making
prices
The faculty of the Kinney high
terprise.
school at North Bend lias arranged
that please the people you will
H ay of all kinds
The place to for a series of lectures to be given
It SO CAI I AND LOOK OVER
the work of improvement upon Fifth »treet in­
always find this slore in the
buy it is of T. W. Robinson at the one each week, during the remain
OLR STOCK Ol­
cluding therein, clearing, installation of three
Central Warehouse.
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concrete flume,, gradiBff and excavation of 10,418
der of the year. Business and pro­
front rank, and our fitock is far
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cubic yard, of earth and construction of side­
The Fitield arrived in port Mon­ fessional men md educatiMs have
walk, thereon on both side, for the full length
ahead of any that has ever before
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>f mid stieet.
day noon with 113 tons ot freight been assigned subjects with which
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Bid, may be made upon each, any or al! of
' v hist, 500 and Bridge Score the four improvement, proposed.
and a big list of passengers. Those they are most familiar, The idea is
been shown in Bandon ij You
Specification, can be obtained from the city
coming in were: Mis. Smithson, to get the various lines of business
Cards, Punt es, Counters, etc. recorder. Additional information a, to concrete
always
find
dependable
mer
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Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Riggins, W. N. and professions before the pupils
work, grading, profile,, etc., from the city en­
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
gineer.
Kimtne, Mr. Dunham. Wm. McKay, in a manner that will give them at
chandise here.
Bandon, Oregon, Feb. 10th, 1910.
Mr. Bernston. F. A. Sweet, Mrs. least a partial understanding of the
C. R. WADE.
PRIZES POR ALL
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City Recorder.
W. H. Hough, Mrs. McCraney, real problems of life. The program
AT THE
Mrs C. J. Echert. C Riggins, Mr. will lie concluded with talks by
Smithson, Mr. Hall, Mr. Thelan. President Crooks of Albany College,
Bring your
C. J. Echert, A. H. McKay, Mr President Kerr of Oregon Agri jt
.!<>!> Work
Donigan, Mr. Cummings, J. A. tural College, and President Camp­
THE STORE THAT SAVES VOL’ MONEY
Advet
in th, RECORDER and
Kelley, Chas. Bailey, J. Mann.
I bell of the State Univennty.
I uu w ill get results.
TotHE R ecorder
r
you YZ fove you\ ftaoks Mte\
you it ave a nice taSCc to [rfaee
Incut on’y yout he fries (intents
taste iettch if you scivethent on a
niee la Sie.
nt ove tfie oid ones to a tiaek
hoont and Cuy a nM- one for the
baiSoh. laSSes
CS not cost you
fuueh if you you yet tfie-ntfiont us
The House Furnishers
WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW
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PLAY CARDS?
Playing Cards
0. A. TROWBRIDGE
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Bandon Drug Co.
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