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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1910)
M. Smith, of the Viefltla C.IC. left ion the Elizabeth for Sail Francisco, i to be gone a couple of weeks. Any kind of sew ing done by the day or oiMers taken at home Ad Geo. E. Feoplgs, the Ctxjuille dress C. S., Bandon, Or. 23-ltx creamery man was a Bandon busi Don’t forget that Van Marter will ness visitor Tuesday. ¡be here. July 3rd i» the opening Arthur Ellingsen, of the Coqui I* date. Hardware Co . ot Coquille, was in Gal-va-nite Rooting; the kind Bandon last Thursday. that stands the test of this salt air Don't forget that T. W. Robison climate. Fire proof. Cheaper than has all kinds of hay. grain, e;c , at shingles. Lasts longer. Bandon the Central Warehouse. 14 tf Hardware Co. It R. M. Horton came down from The Bandon Hardware Company Coquille, Tuesday evening, to spend just got in a new stock of over $800 a little time in Bandon. worth of paint. High grade paint F or S ale . — Field peas, 3?4C,S and pure linseed oil. Stains, floor It per pound Address Geo T. Moul paints and varnishes. Louis Knapp, Jr. passed through ton, Coquille, Ore. lóti Bandon, Wednesday, on his way to Mrs. O. A. Trowbridge and the his home in Port Orford. Mr. Knapp Misses Firma Craine and Nora Gib son returned on the Breakwater has been in Portland attending school from the Ro e Festival at Portland. the past year. Shady Brook dairy feed is made Economy Fruit Jars at Bandon of pure allall.t meal, rolled in good Hardware Company. Preserve your mollasses. The best milk pro strawberries and gooseberries, it ducing leed on the maiket. For C. M. Spencer and J. E. Walstrom sale by T. W. Robison at Cential ueie Marshfield business visitors warehouse. 6ti* Saturday. The Bandon Hardware Company Mowing Machinesand Hay Rakes are agents for the Pittsburg Perfect All kinds of Farming Implements. electric weld fence, the only kind Wagons and Buggies at Bandon that lasts longest without sagging; Hardware Co it It looks best and is best. D. W. Carpenter, the Racket For a suitable wedding present or Store man was a Portland business other gilt see those Souvenir Spoons visitor last week, returning home of the Bandon H'gli School and on the Breakwater. Light House, $1 50 and $2.00 each, Stumping Powder at Bandon at Boyle’s Jewelry Store 22-2t Hardware Co. Special price for ton E. Dtvilbi-s and fanrly came up lots. It from Port Orford yesterday and will A. Olson of Port Orlotei passed sail on the Fifield for San Francisco through Bandon Wednesday on his this evening. They were accom way home from Portland. panied by Mr. Devilbiss' mother. Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoon H. F. Mo. rison and J. II. Shields at Bandon, al Boyle’s Jewelry Store, will leave Sunday for Portland to I rum 50c to $2.00 each. 22-21 attend the session of the Oregon Watch for Van Marter. He will Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias. conduct • big union evangelistic Messrs Morrison and Shields are del meeting in Bandon, at the old Shin egates from Delphi Lodge of Ban don. tie Mill, beginning July 3rd. Bandon Lates Game Yha C*oö Kittg. I Th- Coos Bay Times of Monday, On Fi i<hy evening, June iqth, the says: ‘‘By a score ot 10 to 9. Marsh people of Bandon will have ill*? i field wrested the first game ol the chance of seeing the classiest musical season on the local giounds from the comedy ever seen in this part of Or — visitors yesterday. The game was go« 1 when the great musicd success, a fairly good one, dcsoite the high : "The Coon King.” will aptiear at ui al and the poor diamond, the the Gran t Theatre for one night outfit-id being very bad. 1 only. There will lie a laugh every Only a few came over from Bandon minute and the most scenic costume.-, with the Bandon team. The latter ever appearing on a Bandon stage team returned home in autos, two will lie in evidence. Eight chorus machines taking then) from here to girls with seven changes of costumes Coquille, where they caught a boat. will be among the attractions, and My*rtle Point, which was expected wherever this company has appeared, to play North Bend at North Bend fr mi the Atlantic to the Pacific yesterday, did not put in an appear coast, they have m ide an instant ance. hit. The principal characters in this Next Sunday the Marshfield team bright and breezy musical comedy, will go to Bandon. Whether or not are- Gen. Ormsby, the Empercr of an excursion wijl be run fiom here is Mirth, knovn all over the world as not certain as there is some difficulty such, and as the "Coon King.” he in getting a special train. has been the lnt of the season; Isabel Many of the decisions yesterday Webster, the charming singing and were close and the crowd and the dancing soubrette, as Rose; Lloyd ‘•limp’’ differed, but not teriously, Adams, as Bill Bunke' the Society and both teams fared about the same. Sharper, shows that he is an actor There was on'y a fair attendance.” of ability, and a line singt r; Sibil De Gey, the soubrelle, as l iny, is a ------- OCX — graceful dancer and beautiful singer; Great Railroad Development Harry Demar, as Hans Wagner, is a past master in the art of dancing, Portland, Or., June 14 (Special). ami a great comedian; Janette Orms By the end of the present year, it is by, the Priina Donna of this classy promised that the most remote dis aggregation, has charmed her hear tricts of Oregon will be served by ers everywhere, an.! as the rich railroad transportation. Central Ore widow, Mrs. Asterbilt, she wears gon will have two main lines, the some of the latest Parisian gowns; Oregon Trunk and the Deschutes Eddie Lancaster, as the Dude, is a Railroad, and the building of these sure cure for the bluesand you laugh roads is of course the prime achieve till you hurt whenever he talks; nient of the year in transportation Winnie Oliver, as Miss Nevertalk, In addition, the Harriman line to makes a specialty of character parts Tillamook will be completed and as the Old Maid, and she is certainly much progress will have been made clever In ¡act the theatre goers of by the end of t hei year on the Natron Bandon wi 1 have the opportunity of Klamath road. This year the cost seeing one of the highest class and of contracts for new railway lines funniest musical comedies on the and betterments in this state will ag road today. Remember the time gregate about $30,000,000. Many- and place: The Grand Theatre. Fri other important new projects will day evening, June 24th. undoubtedly be mapped out and — ---- started before 1911. Mrs. I.orenfzen, of Oakland, Cal,, arrived on the last Fifield, and will E. E. Oakes, the real estate man, visit her daughter, Mrs. Albert Gar The tug Robarts from Siuslaw The Fifield will sail at 8 o'clock was down in Curry county the latter field and other relatives. came down last week and took one part of last week on business. 1 le this evening with a big cargo of luin at the new scows which was built at Charles Swift, of Two mile, was visited Denmark, Lakeport, and her and a full list of passengers the Nelson shipyard at Prosper. The other scow is completed and will 1* taken out soon. Dr. W. Botot’s Reliable Family Remedies. Pile cure a specialty. For sale by Mrs. Lottie J Jenkins, Bandon, Oregon. promptly filled. Orders by mail 19 4t Gallier Bros, are having a long distance telephone station put in the oftice at the hotel so that from now on patrons whownnt to talk private ly can do so without going to cen tral. The Elizabeth went out Tuesday evening with 28 passengers, a large number of whom were going on pleasure trips, which goes to show that the people of this section of Oregon are prosperous and have a little spending money occasionally. * A. F. Estabrook Co of Bandon are in the market for large quantities ot Port Orford Cedar Telephone poles. Best prices paid. Full par ticuian at oilice in Bandon. Call or write.” 23-41 Mr. and Mrs. I.. B. Woodruff and children left Tuesday for the Wil lamette valley «here they will remain lor some time in the hope that Mrs Woodruff’s health may be benefitted by the cliange. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eaton, who left here some time ago for Idaho, have returnrd and will probably remain Mr. Eaton has disposed of his claim in Idaho, and thev visited a while in California before returning here. E. Lewin, ot the Bandon Meat Market, takes pleasure in announcing that he is now ready and will start his delivery wagon, free of charge, to any part of the town of Bandon. A continuous delivery. tt J. P Olsen and family, of Lang lois, passed through Bindon, Mon day, on their way to Seattle, where they have property and will remain for some time with the possibility of making that citv their future home. Mr. Olses also has large property iwurcau is aud around Langlois. called to North Bend last week, on other points, and says there are Ocean Rebekah Lodge, No. 126, account of the illness of his mother. things doing all along the line, and at their regular meeting, Tuesday He returned Sunday, and reported especially at Lakeport. evening, elected officers for the en his mother slightly improved. M. F. Logan, the saw mill man, suing term as follows: Miss Blanche Rev. Geo. VV. Taylor of Myrtle left Tuesday noon for his former Radley, N. G.; Miss Vivian Van Point will preach in the Bandon home at Clinton, Io.va, where he Valkenberg. V. G.; Mrs. C. G >eiz Presbyterian church next Sunday, will spend the summer. Mr. Logan Sec.; Mrs. Minerva Lewin, Treas. I June 19th, at 11 a.m. and 8 p in has been superintendent of the Cody A. Haberly and wife left Tuesday The public is very cordially invited. Mill and the new Geo. W. Moore for Roseburg, and from there Mrs Mill for two or three years. The Epworth League of the Meth Haberly will go to Lake I-orest, HI., odist church gave a surprise party in Att’ys F. J. Feeney and C. R where she will visit her folks for Wade and Mrs. Feeney and Miss some time. Mr. Haberly will return honor of Mrs. R. II. Allen at the Murphy went down the coast Satur next week accompanied by his parsonage last Thuisday evening, that day being Mrs. Allen’s birthday. day. Mr. Wade and the ladies re daughter Miss Marguerite, who is A pleasant evening was spent. Af turned Tuesday, but Mr. Feeney attending Albany College, but will ter partaking of refreshments the guests departed wishing Mrs Allen went on down to Gold Beach to look spend her vacation at home. many happy returns of the day. after business and will probably re Mrs. Allen was the recipient of many Danny O ’ Brien, the pugilist, who turn this evening. pretty and useful gifts. put Jess Day to the bad in fifteen Delphi Lodge K. of P. elected of rounds, at Marshfield, recently, has ficers last Monday night as follows: bem matched fora 20round go with Spelling Match C R Wade, C C; E Lewin, VC; J Bobby Evans, the l>out to take place W Mast, Prelate; Claude Adams, M in North Bend, July 4th. These ot W; BN Harrington, K of R An old fashioned spelling match men are both fast ones and a great S; J C Shields, M at A; J N Lang bout is expected. under the auspices of Ocean Rebekah lois. I G; Win McKay. O G. Lodge will be held in the I O O F In publishing the list of the K. of Hall, Tuesday evening, June 21st, A small tire, Tuesday noon which P. degree staff, which won the prize and the public is invffted to attend. consumed Carl Nelson’s chicken at the recent convention in Coquille, Get out your spelling books, brush house, caused considerable excite the names of B. N. Harrington, and ment for a short time, but with the R. E. L. Bedillion, both of whom the cobwebs away and you may quick work of the fire boys with the had important parts, were left out ol carry off the prizes. Admission 15 cts. This includes lunch and, the chemical engine, the fire was gotten our report last week, and we take privilege of spelling. under control before it could spread this oppoitunity to correct the error to any other buildings. The fire is These two gentlemen did their work supposed to have resulted from the excellently, so we are informed, and Notice of Establishment explosion of a lamp in the brooder. each was given 100 per cent by the of Street Grade Miss Telle sen, <4 Marshfield, and judges. Notice is Hereby Given that the common Misses Rae Carey and Letta Bell, of council of the city of Bandon, Oregon, did at a ' Livestock shipments to the Port regular meeting thereof, made on the 31st day of I Bandon, the young ladies who won land markets for the month of May i May. 1910, pass a resolution, of Us intention to I make and establish an official grade, together ' the trip prizes to California, in the are far ahead of the same statistics 1 with the amounts of cuts and 611s in front of , Coquille Valley Sentinel contest, left for May of List year, showing the each lot fronting thereon, on both Coquille Avr- I nue and Third Streets, in the Woolen Mill Ad- i on the Elizabeth Tuesday night for growing importance of that market dition to the city of Bandon. Oregon, for the their well earned pleasure trip. They Particularly is a big gain shown in lull width of each, and the full length of Third Street, and the full length of Coquille Avenue were chaperoned by Mrs. E M. hogs, which is gratifying to the trade. from Atwater Street, south to Sxth Street. Gallier of this city. A total of 515 cars of livestock of Now, unless a written remonstrance is made and hied with the undersigned Recorder, of said all kinds came to the stock y irds Cay or his successor in office, on or before the i In the litigaron concerning the old shipyard and about five hundred feet during May of this year. The in 7th day of July, 1910, the aid council will pa<> an ordinance establishing an official grade ra ol waler frontage in the City of East crease in hogs receive d was over each of said streets, for the portions above desig- side, a decree has been entered in 7000 head, Thc O. R. & N. has "*•«!■ «"d determine the amounts of cuts and hills to be made in front of each lot or tract of favoi of the city quieting its title to decided to place in commission a i land fronting thereon—which said remonstrance the same. The property is quite regular stock train service, operating must be signed by the owners of two-thnds of all th? real property fronting upon both sides of valuable and will enable Eastside to twice a week from Huntington to both of the above designated portions of said establish a good municipal dock Portland and way points. This will rtreet and avenue. Dated at Bandon. Or.-gon this 16th day of whenever the timéis opportune.— begin June 21st and will lx* a greater May. 1910. G R. WADE, Coos Bay Times. convenience to the stock raiser. 23-3t City Recttgler Presbyterian Church Notice of Adminietratlon. Regular services are held every Sunday at it a.m. and 8 p.tu. Suu day school at to a.m. Y. I’. S. C. E. at 7 p.m. Strangers and new coiners are alwa-s welcome. ---- - --- Notice is hereby given, that by order of the County Court of the St.de of Oregon, in and for the County of Coos, Chas. 1 Green was duly appointed administrator ot the estateol Hann th J. Green, deceased, and that letters testamentary were tully issued to the said Chas. I. Gaeen on the 29th day of April, 1910; that he it now qualified and acting, therefore all persons having claims against the said estate ate hereby notified to present the same with proper vouchers to the said ad ministrator nt Bandon, Oregon, within six months from the 2nd day of June, 1910. 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 , 21-51 Attorney for the Estate. Douglas county is taking active steps in securing good roads. A county association has been formed at Roseburg to boost the movement in that section of the state, and the result of this action will be valuable. The organization was perfected through the efforts of the state asso ciation, and M. O. Eldridge, the government road expert. Meetings are now held throughout Oregon in the interest of better highways, and much progress is being made. Coos county will nut be behind in this matter but will also surge forward with good road building. '¡ jv ¿L Gnovt Gwt 'UcuG^d-áanuz GUurdrùng&rfbì, strisi, &ouáj¿. to get new things (fri- you} hoa<ye you must go to a house that has new things. in ouï stoïe house you’ll ßind all oft those things you need to fiuïnish y ouï home and make it haf)^y. we neveï look &10SS when we show ouï goods^ leeause we know when anyone looks at ouï ÿuhnituïe and eaïftet they will le So pleased: So we shall le pleased to have you call youïS tïuly Woodruff & Turner The House Furnishers Doing Business Only on a Strictly Cash Basis Permits Our Offering You A No 1 Bran - . . _ A No. 1 Cracked Corn New Stock too lb Sack 90c Sack $2 00 Barley - . $ 1.00 Sack Oat Hay Alfalfa - - ..... $1.80 Bale $1.65 Bale - - - BANDON WAREHOUSE CO. Successors to A. F. Estabrook Co.