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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1910)
• • « • : ». t • e • •• • • t - • • * Bert Gould, of Coquille, county Mm. Nels Rasmussen went to the surveyor, was a Bandon visitor the Hay. yesterday, for a few days' visit. first of the week. The boxi. g contest at Marsh tick! list Saturday night, between J. Ira Sidwell kit Sound iy lor Danny O'Brien of Portland and Jess Portland, where In: goes to buy J. P. Devereaux was down to gcocs, and attend the Rose Festival. l>.iv ot Maishfield, was brought to a close at the end of the 15th round Lakeport last week. The members of the Thimbie Don’t f< rget that T. W. Robinson Club are being entertained this alter uh-11 it was clear that Day Was com has Shady Brook dairy food, also noon at the re.-.idence of Mis. Bow pletely outclassed. O’Brien is said to lx? one of the cleverest boxers the very beat cocoanut meal, a sub man . that ever struck this section ot the stitute tor oil meal. 18 tf Born, to Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hol- country. Mair Dano spent Sunday with his lopeter, Monday morning, a fine Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons parents at Bandon.—Times. bouncing baby boy, and -Holly” is of Bandon, at Boyle’s Jewelry Store, F or S ale . — Field peas, 3^-4 cts smiling all over his face. from 50c to $2.000 each. 22-21 per pound. Address Geo T. Moul Have a few 5 or 10 acre tracts' Judge John F. Hall went to Co Pm, Coquille, Ore. t6tf 2z‘a miles south of town, y2 mile quille this morning to hold the iegu- Otho Hopson, of the firm of Lucas . from beach, lot sale; best location. lar monthly session of probate court. & Hopson, was a Marshfield visitor J. P. D e G esen . 19—Ux While Judge Hall could not be seen, the first of the week. The big whistle on the Geo. W. Tom Hall said that the report that Don't forget that T. \V. Robison Moore Lumber Co.’s mill is a dandy Judge Hall would be a candidate for has all kinds of hay, grain, etc., at and will sure wake people up if they circuit judge was erroneous. Judge the Central Warehouse. 14 tf , happen to be still sleeping about six Hall will be a candidate for renomi nation and reelection as County M. Macklen has gone to Klamath o’clock. Judge.—Coos Bay Times. With his family and expects to make The Bandon ball team expects to his home in that vicinity. For Sale—A good organ Almost go to Marshfield Sunday and play a new. Price $35 cash. Inquire of game with the team of that city, and New six room house for rent, one 22- itx they will probably have a return Rev. R. H. Allen block from school house. game for the following Sunday. W. ]. Sweet has accepted a posi A. H aberly . 19 tf tion as bookkeeper in the Bink ol Shady Brook dairy feed is made W. J. Caudhn, the Coquille trav- Bandon, starting work last Saturday eling man, was a Bandon visitor the of pure alfalfa meal, rolled :n good morning. A. C. Thrift, who has mollas^es. The best milk pro first oi the week. been bookkeeper for about two ducing feed on the market. For Mrs. I.. P. Sorensen and Mrs. years, will remain a short time and sale bv T. W. Robisi n at Central Geo. Laird went to Coquille last help Mr. Sweet get acquainted with warehouse. 611 ’ Saturday on business. the books, after which, he, in part The graduating exercises of Mer The report that I have purchased cy hospital at North Bend were held nership with J. L. Kronenburg, will •B interest in the Doyle meat market in Loggie’s Hall of that citv last open up a real estate office in the in erroneous, as I have nothing wh it Friday evening. A large audience new bank building. ever to do with it. E L ewin , it was in attendance, and a very good For a suitable wedding present or Joseph Crocket, of Prosper, had a program was carried out. other gift see those Souvenir Spoons very severe attack of heart trouble The Elizabeth arrived in port Sun of the Bandon High School and last Wednesday, and for a time his day with a big passenger list, among Light House, $1.50 and $2.00 each, life was much despaired > f, but at which were six families, en route to at Boyle’s Jewelry Store. 22-2t last report he was much better. Prosper, where the men will be enu Mrs. Steve Gallier and daughter It lias been announced that the ployed in the Prospi r mill. Edna. Mrs. E Lewin and daughter,, steamer Carlo* will be put on the run and Miss Ivy Langlois, of Langlois, M ss Mary Maish and Miss Kate between Coos Bay. Gray’s Harbor left Wednesday for Portland, where Rosa will leave Friday en the Break and Seattle. The fare from Seattle Mrs. Gallier will attend the Grand water, for Portland, and from there tn Coos Bay will be $14. Miss Marsh will go to Salem and Lodge of the O E. S., and Mrs A forest fire Irroke out at the Cods Miss Rosa to Albany, where they Lewin the Grand Lodge of the Pyth ian Sisters. They went to Co camp last week and burned two 01 will attend summer school. quille on the morning boat and from three days, but fortunately it was Geo. W. Moore and son, C R, there took private conveyance for gotten under control before any the Roseburg. and Mrs. Robt. Walker and great amount of damage was done. Misses Walker of Bandon were in Miss Estella Weekly, of Myrtle The schooner Oregon arrived in Lakeport last Sunday on their way Point, was married, June ist, to Mr port Ttieaday with about 100,000 to Port Orford to spend Sunday. George Everett Slagle, of Coquille. brick «nd a number of tanks of oi1, Mr. Moore is president of the Cody The btide is well known in Bandon besides some miscellaneous freight. I Lumber Co. of Bandon. — Floras having been here many times in the She will load lumber and sail south Lake Banner. capacity of a trained nutse. Mi« in a few days The big annual Rose Festival is Pearl Craine. of this city, u ho has on at Portland this week, and it is been visiting in Myrlle Point loi Strawberry grow ers report that the said to be the greatest event of the some time, was one of the little high winds of last week did a great Portland is Hower girl». ■ mount of damage to their berries, kind ever vet held. drying them up and thus greatlj coming to the front with her 220,000 Misses Rogers and Gearhart who ■hortening the crop. As a result population, a.id will surge forward have been teaching in the Bandon all the time. Other cities of the berries are higher again. Pacific coast wi’l have to go some to schools for the past year will leave Mrs. B. N. Gustat, of Anaconda, keep pace with Portland. tomorrow on the Breakwater for their Mont., who is visiting her parents, respective homes at Waitsburg. The editor has received the usual Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Logan of »his Wash., and Salem, Oregon. These city, came in Wednesday and or annual invitation to the Commence young ladies have not applied foi dered the R ecorder sent to her ment exercises of the University of positions in Bandon for the coming home address. Mrs. Gustat was a Oregon, but owing to business pres year, and do not expect to return, a sure and inconv nient transportation, fact that will be greatly regretted by former employe in this office. we will be unable to attend, but we the many friends they have made Mr. and Mrs. A E. Cavanaugh take this opportunity t> commend during their stay here. They have and Mrs. Robert E. L. Bedillion of the University of Oregon to Oregon both secured lucrative positions in Bandon arrived here list night and people as one of the best institutions other schools for next year. went on to Portland on the morning of learning on the Pacific coast. local. The ladies said the ride from The Ladies’ Aid of the M. F. An Oregon shingle mill in Tilla Myrtle Point here on the stage is a church will serve luncheon consist mook county worked 33 days on one delightful trip. —Roseburg News ing of sandwiches and coffee, and mammoth cedar log, cutting (rom it sttawberries and cream and cake Mayor Steve Gallier, who has her n 141,000 shingles. This is almost Saturday afternoon and evening, •t Marshfield inr some time taking unbelievable to people not familiar treatment for rheumatism returned with the Pacific coast, where big June nth, in the Buildirg next to home last Friday and is now able to trees and vast timber resources are the Water Company's office. All 22-itx be around town again. His many accepted quite as a matter of course. are invited. friends are all glad to see him out Among those from Bandon who The summer automobile sei vice •gam and hope that he may soon bt between this place and Roseburg left on the Breakwater to attend the restored to complete health. was commenced this week, with two Rose Festival at Portland, were the J. P. Tupper expects to leave for machines on the run, one being run following: Mrs. O. A. Trowbridge, the east tomorrow, where he will by Stewart Lyons of Coquille, and Mrs. Thos White and children, and visit for a time, and will perhaps the other by Geo. M Hite of Ban Mrs. White's mother, Mrs. Ohman, make a trip to England before re- don. Win. Wade, of Marshfield, Mrs. C. Y. Lowe and daughter and turning. His grand-daughter, Miss has not vet started his machine, but the Misses Nora Gibson and Erma Affnea Tupper, will accompany him it is understood that he intends to do Craine. •s far as Boston, where she will visit so, having bought a new machine Thos Langlois, janitor of the Ban during the summer.—Coquille Vai lor the service. — Myrtle Point En don school building was given a very ley Sentinel. terprise. pleasant surprise last week by the teachers of the school making up a purse and purchasing for Inm a fine BANDON LIGHT & POWER CO. oak rocker which was sent out to Dealer* In hi« home, last Saturday The chair was given as a token of the appreci All Linds of Electrical Supplies ation of the work of Mr. Langlcis Interior Wiring and Lighting our Specialty. Spark Plugs; during the past year, he having Switches, and Fresh St >ck of Batteries for your Engines Com- been ever faithful to his duty in every píete Stock of Lamps, Fixtures, Bells, Ftc. way and was exceedingly accommo » dating and obliging. No school eier Call at Office had a better janitor than Mr. Lang First Door West of Courncrilh Christensen Co. lois. [ Will THE Locai Lore J Hold Harvest Home. Bandon Grange, No 3 8. at its regular meeting last Saturday, June 4th. changed the hour of meeting to 12:30 o clock on the first Saturday of each month. Grangers please note the change of time. 1 he Grange also decided lo hr Id a Harvest Home Festival late in September, at which tune a basket picnic will be given, and exhibition of farm produce. STREETS OF Dr. W. Botot’s Reliable Family Remedies. Pile cure a specialty. For sale by Mrs. Lottie J Jenkins, Bandon, Oregon. Orders by mail promptly filled 19 4t BANDON BANDON PLANINO MILL All Kinds of Mill Work, Mouldings, Sash, Doersand Furniture. Mission Work a Specialty BLAZE WILL Greatly ¡.Reduced Rates on Small Mouldings Shields And Armstrong Proprietor* Presbyter!*« Church Regular services ate held every Sunday at it a.m. and 8 pm. Sun day school at io a. tn. Y. P. S. C. E. at i p.ni. Strangers and newcomers are always welcome. Notice of Administration. Notice is hereby given, that by order of the County Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the County of Coos, Chas. I Green was duly appointed administrator of the estate of Hanmh J. Green, deceased, and that letters testamentary were fully issued to the said Chas. I. Gaeen on the 29th day of April. 1910; that he is now qualified and acting, therefore all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present the same with proper vouchers to the said ad ministrator at Bandon, Oregon, within six months from the 2nd day of June, 19:0. the date of the final publication of this notice. C has . I. G reen , Administrator of the Estate of Hannah J. Green, deceased. C eo . P T opping , 2i-5t Attorney lor the Estate. .xiltCc TlOUM mitici J)OAAA a, nice tlci fe J a an aïnamcnZ WITH INCANDESCENT *»"•**, ’M LIGHTS a. » DURING THE FOURTH OF ask ÿozzï oi dau^hteh i¡¡ she would not like to have a ¡fretty new whiting desk. one wilt make a Suitable Resent any time o¡¡ the leeauso it is sehviealle and aives a nifity look to the ïoom. ¡¡oh these jtäiees we ean Sell you a beauty in a Whiting desk. JULY CELEBRATION WATCH US MAKE GOOD OUR WORD f Woodruff & Turner The House Furnishers A uction P rices B eat —Consult Mrs. E. E. Lyons and daughter the second hand store before pur went to Myrtle Point, Tuesday, re chasing at the auction Large stock turning home the n?xt day. to select frem. Woodruff & Goff The Buffalo has been on dry dock It at Price’s ship yard for several days The Elizabeth arrived in port and has undergone a thorough over last Sunday with 22 passengers hauling and now the Coqu:lle is being given a thorough renovating and 108 tons of freight. She at the same place. sailed again Tuesday with 11 passen gers, 205,000 feet of lumber, 41 cords of match wood, tfi tons of po Don't Forget The Hose Bail tatoes, 17 tons miscellaneous and 6 •At Bank Hall, Saturday tons of butter. Evening, June 11th. The Fifield arrived Monday with 75 tons of freight and 25 passe igers George Hite took Mrs. Van Vai- and sailed again Wednesday with kenburg and son Jack and daughter 1 o pasengers and 351,000 feet of !um- Blanche, to Myrtle Point, Tuesday, >er. in his automobile. Rev. Seldon C. Adams, of Ash- Owner of purse found near Cody’s and , will hold revival mertings in mill in road can have same by call Prosper hall, beginning next Sun ing at R ecorder office and paying day. for this notice. 22 It 1
