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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1910)
© • • • » • * ----- -------------------------- - ... ...------- A fine baby girl was b >fn to Mr. | Mrs. J I Local Lore i anil iog. Mrs. L. Ansclino has been on tin tick list for the past two wee Rs. but it recovering at present. Remember that the B .ndon Steam laundry will wash, statch and dry your clothes. 16 if —----- ------------------------- MM County Field Meat * tS \V Lint, Sunday morn j 5» FREE % A large delegation from Bandon i- One hundred iioJJ..is Inns two , preparing to go over to Marshfield acres choice land one halt mile from tomorrow to attend the annual high 1’iospei mill. /Vldrcss, John Mott. school field meet of Coos countv Bandon. itx The Bandon track team sib tine hub Clothing & Shoe Co. The Elizibctli will arrive in port condition and the bo\s are going about Saturday, and sail again S in with the dete: ruination of landing day evening All the I first place in the meet. Hav, as cheap as you can buy it R. B. Hunnicutt returned on the anywhere; three kinds grass, wheat, Elizabeth, last Thursday, from a trip and oats, also grain. T W. Rob to California. ison. at Central warehouse. ¡4tf F or S ale . — Field peas, 3^cts E. M. Clayton has bought the per pound. Address Geo T. Moul timber on the Stillwell place on ton, Coquille, Ore. i6ti Foui mile. J. E. Walstrom returned from San For Sale—A fine pair of draught Francisco, on the Eliz»belli, where horses, weight 1,500 each, Will he had been on business. take cows or pony team in part pay- high schools in the county will represented. —LL-.'- be tlub Hoiking & Shoe Co. We do not tell you anything unless we are able to prove it. say we save the cash buyer 30 per cent, we mean it. Brown & Gibson are now putting a concrete floor in the new bank building, and will also put in a steam heating plant. When thie liuild ng ! is completed it will be one of the finest of its kind in Southwestern J Oregon, and w ill certainly be a > credit to the business section of. Bandon. When we We buy all our merchan- dise for spot cash and buy where we can do the best, No wholesale house can dictate to us and threaten to put us through bankruptcy if we do not buy of them and pay exorbitant prices which a credit man has to do. lars worth of merchandise on credit. We do not sell a dol We sell for cash and do not ask the cash buyer to pay the other fellows bad debts which a credit house must figure in their Don’t forget that T. W. Robison ment. J. R. S tili well . 17 21 profits. For the last three Saturdays we have given to every man that bought his all kinds of hay, giain, elc , at Pressy Bros, have bought a fine a suit of us, a pair of Shoes Free. We did this to introduce our store and prove The next meeting of the Coquille [ the Central Warehouse. 14 tf new truck wagon for use on their Valley Dairy Association meets in I to the men of Bandon that we can save the cash buyer 30 per cent. Now we B. J. Coumerilh, of Coumerilh- ranch on Fouimile. Bandon on Wednesday next, May Christensen Co., went to Portland are going to repeat this offer for the benefit of the man that did not get his pay The city council met last night iitli. The business meeting will be Saturday on a short business trip. and adjourned until this evening called at 11 a.m. The afternoon! until May 1 st, therefore has not had the opportunity of getting a pair of Shoes when they will transact the routine meeting will be of interest to the Stove or block wood for sale. Free and becoming acquainted with us and our prices. business. general public as the program will Leave orders at D lyle’s meat mar L. L. Brandenburg and wife ar include an address on the “Practical 14 tf ket. E. C arey & S ons . rived on the Fifield, and Mr. B. has Use of the Silo” by Price Robison C. H. Pullen, of North Bend, has taken tip the duties of book keeper of the upper river. There will also keen in Bandon for a day or two. lor the A. F. Estabrook Co. be a discussion of the new telephone He is returning from a trip to Gold system that is being inaugurated in Mr. Horton, a newspaper man, Beach. this valley. who has been working in the sher Headquarters for Glassware, Toys, iff’s office at Coquille for some time Mrs. Reynolds invited a few friends Queensware, Souvenir Goods, No is in Bandon today calling on friends. to her borne, Monday afternoon, to tions, &. The Racket Store, it Stillwell Co., on West Fouimile, meet Mrs. Beeson, who left on the A fine seven pound boy was l»orn have bought the E. M. Clayton Fifield for California. The time to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Herzig, Mon donkey engine. They have 40 acres passed very pleasantly, the chit f day, and Charles is smiling all over of fine bottom land, all in stumps, entertainment being a guessing con his face. and will use the engine to pu'l them test. of which Mrs. Wm. Craine was adjudged the winner. A dainty All kinds of Dishes, at prices to Mayor Steve Gallier. who has lunch was then served. Those pres suit. The Racket Store. it been laid up with rheumatism for ent besides the hostess and guest of R. M. Pressy has sold his lioii-e some time was taken to Coos Ba>- honor, were the Mesdames Robison. tc Mr. Howe, who moved it on to Tuesday where he will take Tin kish Craine, Flom, Manciet Mars, Mehl his lots just west of Mr. Pressy’s in biths with the hope that it will be and Hayes West Bandon. Mr. and Mrs. Press» beneficial to his condition. Exclusive Dealers in Men’s And Boy’s Clothing, Underwear, Shirts, Hats, Shoes, D. O. Lively, general agent for have moved into George Hite’s Trade with the Estabrook ware the Portland Union Stock yards, house. Trunks And Suit Cases house. We handle California hay Just received—a large assortment grain, mill feeds and seed grain. We announces receipts in the Portlanc of Glassware, Crockery and Notions. undersell all competitors, yet carry live stock market for the past week as follows: cattle 1614; calves 67; BANDON MARSHFIELD The Racket Store it only the very best grades of feed. hogs 1834; sheep 1130; horses 2. t Victor Breuer, who h is been in Try our At feed oats at $2.00 per The market was quite steady anc MONEY TALKS CASH ONLY gtf San Francisco for a • number of wt. the expected fall in puces did not Timmons Building months, returned on the Fifield, The steamer Breakwater, which materialize Sunday, and is again at his old place has been off the Coos Bay-Fortland Mrs. Jasper Sill entertained on in his father's store. Victor’s friends run for several weeks undergoing Riverton Locals. Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Hans- are glad to see him again. extensile repairs at San Francisco, lev-Little being the guest of honor tizoàc Mrs. Morris, of Coquille, has been Look! Look! Rolled Barley it is again making her regular trips. The reception was delightfully in $1.15 per sack; $1.10 in I 2 ton lots The Breakwater's run was taken by formal, the guests having possession visiting her cousin, Mrs. Charley or more at Estabrook Warehouse. (he Ramona while the former was on not only of the house but the lawn Cessna. Other feeds at proportionately low dry dock. Mr. and Mrs Jem Lee are the also. Delicious refreshments were prices. Come and see. i6tf F. J HAYS OPTOMETER 1ST sei \ ed. Mis. Little leaves Saturday happy parents of a fine baby girl, Mrs. Rachel Wiilard has been will be at Dr. Perkin’s office on the tor her Lome in Bandon, Oregon. born April 30th. Mrs. Nora Wilkinson of Bandon, visiting friends in Coquille for a few •2nd an I 23rd of each month As a reminder of its being a farewell Eyes tested free and glasses fitted. «lays. Mrs. Willard has not been occasion, Mrs Ciales presented a is visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry i.'-tf farewell cake of which each guest Bumgartner. of our town iu good health this winter, but her Don’t forget the date. trieuds hope that she nny soon b Mrs. Martha Nosier has been very Mrs. S. S L'ttle, who has been at partook while wishing the guest of restored to complete health. her former home, Arlington, Wash , honor prosperity and happiness in sick, but we ate glad to note that her new home. About 20 guests she is recovering. Installed new machinery. The for the past three months straighten were present.—Arlington, (Wash.) Mrs. Billings, of Myrtle Point Bandon Steam laundry has just in mg up business affairs, will return Times. mine this week. She will be accom- came dow n to visit her dang liter, stalled a new and up to date washing pinied by her siste , Mrs. Richie, On account of the apparent high Mrs. Jem Lee. machine which enables them to lo cost of living at the Oregon Agri Mrs. Joe Feenyhas been very sick better and faster work for the same mil a friend, Miss Lottie Davies. cultural College, I resident Kerr has for some time. money, and can now safely guaran Camping season w ill soon be here instituted a thorough investigation of tee not to shrink your woolens. Riverton looks forward to great ind hundreds, yes, probably thous this problem. A committee has prosperity this summer, as the mines 16 tf ands of people will be here for an been appointed, and this committee will send out coal every month Mrs. Chris Rasmussen entertained outing of from a week to several has alrtadly prepared a preliminary Mrs. W. Kight, who has been a few friends, Wednesday afternoon, months on the beach. Citizens of report to be filled out by each stu at her beautiful home in tiie west end Bandon should get busy now and sick for some time, is improving. dent. The investigation is to be of town. Progressive whist was the clean up and make a beautiful city Mrs. George Sells went to Co thorough and will be of great signi game played, and the first prize was to greet the eyes of the campers, and quille this week. ficance to tiie college when com won by Mrs. Sorensen. A delicious the probabilities are that many of Mr. Robert A. Burns, of Birnimg pleted. The cost of room and board, lunch was served by the hostess them will be induced to remain here ham, Alabama, is vis ting his sister, clothing, military equipment, athlet The invited guests included the permanently. Mrs. O. A. Kelly. Mr. Burns will ics. societies, classes and clubs, laun Mesdames Korth, Craine, Lewin, Judge J. W Hamilton, of Rose dry, theatres, tobacco and many spend the summer here- Sorensen, Trowbridge, Boyle and burg. announces that he w ill be can other incidental expenses are cov- Mr. O. A. Kelly, of Riverton, is John Johnson. didate for re-election in this judicial ered by the report, The committee down the coast taking the census. The Ladies’ Aid Society of the district. The announcement w .s is also trying to ascertain the ap V eritas Baptist church are prepared to sew made in reply to a petition from Eu-• proximate income of each student for any one who has sewing to do. gene attorneys. Judge J. S. Coke and the manner in which he or she Mrs. Nels Rasmussen was called For particulars, inquire of Mrs. King will also be a candidate for re-elec obtains it, such as money from their to Marshfield, Tuesday, for a few or Mrs. Cora Woodruff. 161I tion, it is understood, ami it is not parents, for summer work, work days. Oscar E. Hughes was born, Feb. believed that there will be any par during school year, loans and other Wanted—A good steady boy, 15 lqto in Stevens county, Wash and ticular opposition to either of them. sources. Many of the students are —Coos Bay Times. working their way through college or 16 years old, to learn the laundry died in the hospital at Nort Bend tiade Apply at Bandon Steam April 26, 1910. He was working in Laundry. It the Smith-Powers Logging Camp Mrs John I >hnson will entertain No. 2, neat Coquille ami got c light rTHEIMPROVED the ladies of the Thimble Club, at A Splendid Overall in the line and before the donkci her home, this afternoon. could be stop|x*d he was dragge I 1 > for every use. A dandy set of Double Buggy the head block and both limbs we < Cut generous Harness, with Collars, at the Bandon <1/ . nearly cut off. He was taken to tlx- ly full. Two hip pockets. H irness Shop, for $35. h hospital at < r.ce and died the sum 1 Felled seams. evening Interment was made in L.v-t Sunday was one rf the «lays Continuous the Bandon cemetery, April 2 Ath il at Bandonians are, at times, blest fly. Rev R. H Allen, pastor of the M f> Writ «1 Mtn. iith, and truly appreciative of, and MURPHY. GRART < CO E. church had charge of the service s-veral parties! >ok advantage of the Manufacturer» Deceased leaves pirents and tlirc weather anil spent the da' on the Sahara («Mva* i broth« and one sister. beach. The House Furnishers TO EVERY MAN THAT BUYS A SUIT AT THIS STORE, SATURDAY, MAY 7TH. WE WILL GIVE HIM HIS CHOICE OF ANY PAIR OF SHOES IN OUR STORE FREE We Have Over One Thousand Pair And Different Styles to select From FortyFive HUB CLOTHING & SHOE CO. JlcUd/ji iiaiMâJi- L ae¿ cïyslaf ehina cabinets add much to dining ïoom appearances, that new china set and gfasswaïe i ne < n one ■ ofi our mahogany cabinets with càï ved^ píate gCass dooïS and iïass trim ouï iu sin ess is making ntingS. Satisfy your homes attractive. fyïnituïe wants at the 6ig stoïewith the filtie prices. Cuy now. pay a p. . p ¿due now and then OVERALLS Woodruff & Turner % * « •• • • •
