Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, February 24, 1910, Image 8

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The Bandon* public school was
1 lol. Wm. Coach .returned on the > Things Doing Down the Coc.1t
| closed all day Tuesday it being a Fifield from an extended business
legal holiday, Washington’s birth and pleasure trip to San Francisco
Tue !’• rt <
rd Tribune says;
day.
California grass hay for sale I y
‘A party of eight Pacific City peo
Wear a Tuscany silk dress this T. W. Robison at Central ware
E. Lewin went to San Francisco ,
pie in the interest of the new “city
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on the last Elizabeth to look after spring. Rosa Co has the goods, it house.
by the sea,’ made a business visit to
business affairs.
Miss Louise Latimer held the
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnston re­ the county seat, during the latter
For best early seed potatoes, in lucky number that drew the cut turned on the Bandon from a visit part of last week Clint Malehorn
quire of J. H. Jones, Bandon.
4tf [ glass jar given away at the Stat with Mr |ohnston‘s parents and sis , driving them down from anglois
theatre February 2<>tli.
ter at San Fr incisco.
with hi- four horse team.
Whil •
Rev. and Mrs R. H. Allen art
A big line of ladies' shirtwaists
■they
were
taking
in
the
sights
at
Read Coumerilh Christensen Co. 's
spending the week visiting with
just received at the Bargain Store. big ad of their Saturday night Port Orford the Tribune rt porter
Rev H. I. Rutledge at Marshgeld
Prices 50 cents to $10.00.
after supper sale.
They have had an extended interview with the
Try alfalfa meal for chickens and
! two moving spirits of the part’,—
All ladies, skirts left in the house some bargains.
cattle. Estabrook Warehouse, 3ot at 20 per cent discount at the Bar-
|. C Lee anil Mr Ormsby
The
A lodge of Pythian Slat ers was
Archdeacon Horsfall- will conduct gain Store.
first named gentleman is a m mix.-
■ organized in Bandon list night, but
services in St. John’s church tomor
The Catholic church is being owing to the early hour of going to I cf the Lee bowlder company
row afternoon at 2:30 also Sunday overhauled and improved to »con-
Portland, and was one of the prime
press we are unable to give a full
morning and evening at the usual siderable extent.
movers
in the Port Orford Orchard
The building lias account of the proceedure, but hope
hours.
Tract company and it is probably
been raised and blocked up until the to do so next week .
entirely
due to : is efforts that the
Attend Coumerilh - Christensen floor is now about four feet above
Surelav
for
chickens
as
good
I
debts
of
that company have been
Co.’s Saturday night sale. They the ground, a spire will be built on
and
cheaper
than
-wheat,
Estabrook
paid
Mr.
Otnisby is visjting this
have some bargains for you. Read the north end. a new bell in­
warehouse.
33
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’section as correspondent for .«
about them in their big ad on stalled, and other improvements
Mrs.
T.
T.
Allen
had
the
mis-
Seattle magazine .mil expresses him­
will be made so that when 11 is
editorial page.
fortune
to
fall
Sunday,
dislocating
self
as highly pleased with the
finished it will present a decidedly
House and two lots for sale, in-
her
hip,
but
the
fractured
member
latent
resources lie lias foun t on
nice appearance.
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4-4tx
quire of C W. Young.
was put back into place again and l every hand, and promises a glowin
The most complete and up-to
we are glad to note that the patient | writeup of this part o’ the coast
Amos Corson tetured last week
date stock of ladies' muslin under­
i is getting along nicely now, although country. A newspaper man bv the
from a month’s visit at Seattle and
wear ever brought to Bandon at the
' it causes her considerable pain.
other northern points. He reports
name of Smith is also with the
Bargain Store.
conditions as being quite lively up
A nice new line of souvenir ware party, looking up the Radium plant
Shady Brook dairy feed is made
it being liis intention to start a
in that country.
of pure alfalfa meal, rolled in good I containing four different views of : newspaper at Pacific City in tin near
New vein Rouse coal clean ami mollasses. The best milk pro Bandon scenery is now on display I
future. Mr. Lee is authority for the
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econom ical. Estab rook Warhouse. ducing feed on the maiket. For at the Racket.
statement that the town will s< >;i
5«<
Max Ruegnitz bought a jar of: have a three story hotel, store saw
sale by T. W. Robison at Central
sand into this office. Wednesday mil) and postotficc besides th'*
Baptist services will be held in the warehouse.
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hall over the post office next Sun
John
McKenzie, the Bandon that was a beautiful tiling, indeed, newspaper, and that fifty dwellin
day Feb. 27th. Sunday School at taylor died at the McCloud home Many different colors of sand were) houses would be tinder construction
All near this city last week. Mr. Mc­ - arranged in the jar in a most artistic
10 a. m. and at 7:30 p. m.
if lumber was available.
As there
are invited to attend.
Kenzie had been drinking consider­ manner, .- nd showed great skill in is another place by the name of
ably of late and had not been in die | the art of decoration, ft s some­ Pacific City in Tillamook countv, the
Buy your little girl a five
best of health He was a man of thing thet would grace the center name will be changed, probably to
set of muslin underwear from
Co.’s. Elegant garments at elegani many goad trails although it seems table of anyone’s parlor.
Floras. It is also the avowed inten
•
the demon rum had such a strong
prices.
it
Mrs. H. F. Morrison has returned tion of this company to build the
.
hold on him that he could not get from San Francisco with a fine line projected
canal from Floras Lake to
Thos Coates, who has been con­
away from it. He was a first class of spring millinery, now on display. the sea.
fined to his bed since Christmas
man at his trade and had it not
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It
with a stroke of paralysis is im­
been for his one failing, might have
proving slowly, although he is not
Relief Corps Items
made a great success in his business ! The Fifield arrived in port Wed­
g fining as rapidly as his friends de
He dfed fighting to overcome his, nesday noon with 165 tons of freight
sire.
and the following list of passengers:
On February 15th the Relie
habit.
Saturday Feb 26th is going to
Mrs. E. Hutchinson ;yid three child­ Corps ladies gave a surprise to
The Elizebeth arrived in port, last ren, Mrs. Hull, Mrs. lutz, Mr Best,
be a price cutting sale in all depart
Shoemaker,
who is
Friday night with 172 tons of, Mr Coach,’ Mr. Glass, F. E. Hall, Grandma
ments at the Bargain Store.
a
charter
member
of
the
corps and is
freight, 2 horses and the folowing W. Hall, G. Billman, J. lutz, Cha-;
now
past
So
years
old,
but is st II
Rev. E. B. Holladay, pastor of pissengeis:
Kidder, M. !
Katie
Dungan. M. as hale and hearty as many
1
of our
the Methodist Episcopal church of Dosen, ( eo. Morten, L. R. Wood- Anderson, R.* R.
Brown,
A.
L.
Hapness
and
Minnie
younger
ladies
The
members
of
Coquille will preach in the Bandon ward, wife and three children. She
Mayers.
the
corps
took
refreshments
and a
Methodist Episcopal church both sailed again Monday morning with
morning and evening next Sunday 325,000 feet of lumber, 15 tons of
New lot of best barley, lowest number of presents with them and .1
Feb 27th. All are cordially in­ miscellaneous freight and the fol price 111 town at Estabrook Ware most pleasant afternoon was spent.
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vited to attend.
I he Corps gave a home talent en
lowing passengers: Herbert Ger­ house.
DON’T FORGET, that Dr. E. ken, wife and two children. Mrs
|. W, Roberts, cashier of the Firs' tertainment at the Bijou theatre
P. Bender, Optometrist will be at Marv Shannon, M. E. Shannon, E National Bank, to be opened up in Feb. 18 for the purpose of raising
the Gallier the first Tuesday and Lewin, A. L. Carpenter. J. Wise this city about April 1st, arrived in funds to buy new flags for the color
HE old adage “A Penny Saved
Wednesday in each month.
6t! man and wife, Rev. Caipenter, J. Bandon Monday and together with bearers. The affair was a success
is a Penny Earned” is a
L. Nay, F. Lavis, Horace Walton. Asst. Cashier E. E. Oakes is getting in everv particular and we take this
The Star Theatre is giving away a
opportunity of expressing our
true one, and if you buy
cash premium ot $2.50 this week. R. Patterson. James Cole, L. M. things in readiness for the opening
thanks
to
all
those
who
assisted
in
Harwood,
C.
C.
Inman.
The
of the bank, and the bank will start
Drawing will take place Sunday
your goods at our store you will
Elizabeth
will
arrive
again
about
out
at once on a solid financial basis the work.
night, Feb. 27th at 8 o’clock. Person
Sunday and probably sail Tuesday. as it numbers among its stockhold
not only save pennies, but in a
After the regular meeting of the
holding the lucky number must be
A line of beautiful Tuscany silk at ers some of the best business men corps had been dismissed 11st Satur
present in the theatre in order to
short time you will SAVE DOLLARS
Rosa Co.’s, at a nominal price.
it of Coos and Curry counties. Mr. day, the door opened md in walked
win the premium.
Everyday is BARGAIN DAY at this
Roberts is a very pleasant gentle- Mrs. Sarah Coates and Mrs. Auke
Oregon will be given another
W anted —T o rent a piano.
nan and thoroughly conversant Nelson with cake and sandwiches,
store and we have the best selec­
Must be in good condition.
Ad­ congressman, and possibly two, it is
with the banking business, having and Commander Zeek of the G. A.
believed,
after
the
coming
census
is
dress L. T L this office.
7-2t
ted stock in Bandon.
been assistant cashier of one ot the R. with a pot of coffee. I he mem
taken. According to the basis of
Mairied—In Roseburg, February
nig banks of Pierre S. I). before bers of the corps were greatly sur
representation expected to be fixed
10, 1910, J. Gilmore and Mrs
prised but all did justice to the
coming to Bandon.
by the new census cue co ng 1 ess
Martha A. Tupper of this city.
First class job work a specialty.
spread . nd voted it a very pleasant
man will be allowed for every 224,-
Mr. Gilmore is well known here,
Press Correspondent.
'4 off on all Ladies' ai’d Cents’ time.
000 of population, The basis at
having made this place his home
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shoes on sale Feb. 26th at the Bar
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
for a year or more, while Mrs. Tup­ present is one representative for
Commercial Club
eveiy
192,182 of population.
It
is gain Store.
per is a well known resident—Co
expected the coming census will
As was stated last last week
quille Herald.
There will be a special meeting of
show a population for the state of we do not care to enter into any
lion, 1 have levied upon and will, on
the
Commercial club in the firemen's
A big supply of hay, grain mill close to 800,000. This would give
Grange Convention
quibble
with
the
Sentinel
over
the
Saturday, the 26th day of March,
clubroom Friday evening Feb 25.
eed and seed grain constantly on three congressmen and if the hopes
1910, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
high
school
debate
but
their
charge
A I members are urged to be pres
hand. T. W. Robinson at Centra! of some are realized and the state is
of «aid day at the front door of the county court
By order of the president
Tne county convention of the house, in the city of Coquille, Coos county,
Warehouse
49tf found to have 1,000,000 then four that the superintendent ot the B ul­ ent.
offer for sale and sell at public auction
lion school said we would win the
Grange will be held in Bandon
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Sat- Oregon,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gerken congressmen will be allowed.
to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand
debate no matter by what means,
urday March 5th An open meet­ all of the right, title and interest of said defend­
the
on
and
family
left
Passing of a Pioneer
Ladies, the gingham stock of the that the debate was prepared bv the
ant, William Howell, in and to the following
ing will be held in the afternoon at described
Elizabeth for Yuma Ariz. where
real property to-wit:
U. S. is practically exhausted. By Bandon teachers, was a misstate­
which time the direct primary law
Southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of
they will make their future home
ordering last fall Rosa Co. secured ment of the facts, and with what
thinyfive, township twenty-eight south, of
Dios. Ashton, one of the early and assembly plan of nominating section fourteen
The Gerken family have many
west of the Willamette meridian
a full line see it soon, its going.
ualicious intent the Sentinel would pioneers of the C 'quille valley died candidates for office will I be debated. range
n Coos county, Oregon.
friends here who are sorry to see
The Iles Comedy and Dramatic make such charges, we cannot un- at his home near Parkersburg The public is very cordially invited Dated this 23d day of February, 1910.
them leave but will wish them well
W. W GAGE.
Co. played the famous comedy­ derstand, but it is evident the ’ Thursday February 17th Decease I to attend.
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Sheriff of Coos county, Oregon,
in their new home.
By C. A. Gage, Deputy.
drama ‘Struck Oil." at the opera charge is a malicious one, with no was a native of Ne\y Castle. Eng
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I am starting a garden this spring, house Tuesday night in their usual oundation whatever, As we stated
land and was born December 26.
Timber and Coal Lands
will sell cut flowers and roots. Now excellent manner. 1 here were not before the deflate was carried on
1831, being 78 years, one month
IM) YOU
have bulbs of the white Lilly and as many present as would have strictly in accordance with the cits-
'and 21 days old at the time of bis
white Narcissis to sell. Inquire of been the case had there not been tom of the intercollegiate debaters,
death
I wish to list timber and coal land,
Mrs. Martha E. Fish, Iris street, so many other attractions i 1 town. atm tin* Bandon debaters prepared
Mr. Ashton was a sturdy citizen, a from owners, on the Coquille and
one block east of the Methodist The lies Co. never fail« to please their argument stt ictly in accordance
IF SO CALL AND LOOK OVER
good neighbor and w is higlil: es­ tributaries. Write full particulars
church.
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OUR STOCK OF
their hearers and Tuesday night was with the agremeent made by the teemed iiy those who knew him. O. W. B riggs , Marshfield. 6tf.
Members of the Woman’s Relief no exception to that rule, as was principals and superintendents of Interment took place in the Bandon
Corps gave Grandma Shoemaker a evidenced bv the great applause the schools.
The whole matter 1 cemetery List Saturday.
Sheriffs Sale Under Execu­
surprise Tuesday February 15th in trom the audience. They will be rests on the fact that the Sentinel is'
tion
memory of her 8oth birthday here again next Sunday night when -.ore because Coquille could not win. I
Whist, 500 and Bridge Score
NiSict- is hereby given that under and by
Settlement Notice
They came with well filled baskets they will play “The Girl From But as was stated we do not want to I
virtue of an execution issued out of the circuit
Cards, Punches, Counters, etc.
■ court of the rtale of Oregon, far the county of
and an elaborate lunch was served, Colorado’’ a four act play in which have any controversy in the matter, I
Coo», on the 21st day of January, I9IQ, in a
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
The day was a most pleasant one are some beaut fl. it scenes and but would advise the Sentinel to, Business calls me away from Bin ; cetnin action wherrn Elbert Dyer is plaintiff and
1 William Howell is defendant, being case num­
don
in
2
or
3
months
for
an
in
­
and will long be remembered by elaborate costumes
be
more
careful
in
the
future
about
j
They will also
ber 1853, by which said execution I am com­
PRIZES FOR ALL
definite time All who are in lebte I manded to make the sum of one thousand, forty,
those present.
have new specialties between acts. making such ugly charges.
AT THE
to me must call and m ike settlement three and (JO-100 dollars, co>t.< taxed at seventeen
Tickets are on sale all the week at
dollars
id an atlorn-y fe< of *venty-five dollars,
Muslin underwear •t irrotti-
ible
Best
seed
grain
at
lowest
.prices
«
,y cash ot ipp:ov 1 no'e bv th-* 20 lets th< so i>
■ y
ollars paid heretofore,
Mars’ candy store.
prices at Rosa Co. 's.
It
Estabrook Warehouse* Jtf.
together with costs anif expenses upon said ex ecu-
I of March.
D r . S. L. P erkins .
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:uou. znxcu twurÖtM. znZcc e/uúh,
1
-ÀMz e&nfia/tvu,
I fiat eoimei, wiCC fook Ms M-
lei ifi you yet a nice eûaiï fat it.
you fiavc^ived ujj tfa
one a nd
foMfed it ovei forty enough,
e fiai is must rfeaï out Some time,
youis fias done sei vi ce enouyfi M
Sides ^uinituie yoes out o^ styfe
and
youi jiaifoi you ifiisii to
fave jfao /¿iojaei tfiinys.
let us elot fie youi jjnnfoï and
y oui fi o rne.
tfOUÌS tïuM
Woodruff & Turner
The House Furnishers
MONEY SAVING CHANCES
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0. A. TROWBRIDGE
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PLAY CARDS?
Playing Cards
Bandon Drug Co.
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