Bandon recorder., July 14, 1910, Image 6

Local
Dr. Mann,
ol
Langlois,
was a Bandon visitors the first of the
week.
The Misses Rolrerts of Mvrlle
Point, who had Ix en visiting Biudo-i
friends for some time, returned horn
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R Benson ol
Myrtle Point spent the Fourth nt
the G. Boak home in this city.
Miss Anna Logan came up from
San Francisco recently to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Logan
Mrs. John Johnson and daughter
Hattie were passengers on the Eliz­
abeth for San Francisco.
Miss Flo Fahv went down the
coast to Langlois, Wednesday, to
visit her friend Mrs Mann.
The Elizabeth will probably bo in
again Monday and sail Wednesday
of next week. First cla s passenger
fare, $7.50.
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Mrs F. A. Hill of Eugene ts here
in the interests of the National Pro
tecttve Legion, a fraternal insurance
order. Mrs. Hill is deputy organizer.
W anted —Girl for general house
work. Mrs. Rogers, just south of
G. A. R. Hall.
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Chas. Lorenz, manager of the
Bargain Store, reports the sale that
has just closed in that store, to have
been a great success, and far beyond
his anticipation.
C. H. Neal has moved with his
family to Fossil. Ore., where they
will make their future home. The
best wishes of their many friends
will go with them.
You can do better for cash if v< u
buy your hay, grain and feed of T.
W. Robison at the Central Ware­
house.
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The editor is indebted to Dr.
Greek fora beautiful bouquet of nas­
turtiums, poppies, daisies, bachelor's
buttons, etc. The doctor h is oceans
of flowers in his garden.
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Atty’s Topping and Wade are now
located in their cozy new oflice
rooms upstairs in the new bank
building, and have as fine office
rooms as any lawyers in Coos county.
A. G. Hoyt and wife left on the
Elizabeth for San Francisco where
they will rusticate for a month or so.
Mf«. Van V.dkvnbttg anddaught*! «Mm. El'itrl Dyer «nil Mrs, L }«
O. A. TrowirtAlge »nd »on wee
Four Mile
Riverton Local*.
er
Vivian,
went
to
Riverton
this*
R.tdiey
wtftit
«loan
to
Four
Mile
thi
.
j
iwsunger- on the Efir tbelh for s;.n
morning for an outing ot sever .1 morning and will r< turn Saturday. '
F ranciscu
There wu quite a large fire acrass the river
Die Fourth hat come and gone, and the Fou>
<1 IIS.
Mi.-s Velma Buckingham, who h is from town, on Hatchet Slough, la t Fnday.
Capt Thrnn 11 White and family
Miie people showed then patnoluoi by giving a
Chief Engineer King of the Eliza­ been visiting her granum >ttur. Mrs
wh > have lx-en visiting friends in
Mi». Kay wm removed to her home in Riv- pk.nk: and dedicating the new hall at the ciou
beth,
was accompanied home by his F. E. Dyer, for the past three m-jnihs
Pord.md tor the pist six cr seven
They were both largely attended, the
i
1 erton last week. She ha» been recovering »o oad».
weeks, returned on the last Break­ family, on the EHzalwth, Tuesday. lelt today ior her home -n the valley.
1 last that th- u uow contemplating another trip dance excelling anything ever held on Four Mile
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Mr«. King and <1 im>httffs came up
water.
belvre. It is believed about one hundred people
' soon.
on the former trip and enjoved a
Along
the
Wharf
attended the dance.
Mrs. C. R. Btrrow and Mrs. R.
|
Fred Elliott and family moved from the Riv
couple of weeks* outing at Bandon
H Green returned to tin ir home at
' erton hotel to a logg.nj camp on Cunningham
Everybody is busy haying this beautiful sum­
After August 1st. please brìi g
('• qtt ib- la-t week alter having spent
The Fitield went out last Thurs­ creek, where they will be employed this manner. mer weather.
suite time visiting the Marshall fam­ your cash when buying h ty, grain day night with 530,000 feet ot lum­ \Xiert Kight took a load of potaloe» to Randi n
Miss Pressy is visiting her mother and brother,
ily ami camping in the grove near anil feed ot T. W. Robison at Cen- ber and 18 passengers, but we were last week.
but expert* to go to the Ray soon where she is
tral W.trehou-ie.
Yott can buy I unable to secure a list of the jiassen
by.
Mr. and Mr». Freeman Steward, Mr. and employed as nurse.
cheaper.
2?-3t
;
gers.
Mrs.
Vem M.Gatfy and Mr». Thomas were
Dr. L. P. Soiensen announces
Mr. Hess started the mill kniwn as New Mill
The
Elizabeth
arrived
in
jxirt
Sun
Wm.
I.ogan
is
putting
in
the
visitors
in town last week.
that on August ist hr* will close up
1ist Monday to make a short run.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Kelly, accompanied by
his office for three weeks as he is foundation for a building on the lot dav with 105 tons ol freight and 11
going on a vacation for a much just north of Rcsa Co.’s store. The passengers She sailed again Tues Mrs. Kelly s brother, R A. Rurns, look a week * J. R. Hunt, father ol Harry and Robert Hunt,
lot belongs to Mr. Cessna of River­ day with 200,000 feet of lumber, 572 outing on the ocean beach at the mouth of Three who has liven visiting here the (vast month, re­
needed rest.
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ton, and we understand he will put bunilles veneer, 55 cords ol match- mile. They caught about fifty sea fish, besides turned to Euger.e last week.
Mrs F E Holmesand her grand­ a business block on the same some wood. 4 tons of butter, 2 tons of “shooting" many rock oysters. VERITAS
Mr. A. Davis spent a few days at the county
miscellaneous, ami the following list
son. Rolx rt Tucker, leave Friday tine this summer.
•rat last week.
of passengers- A C. Hott and
tor Aberdtcn; Wash., for an extend­
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Harvey ami little
Capt. O Wiren, co operative ob­
ed visit with her daughter, Mis. server, reports that the rainfall for wile, Mrs. John Ji hnsonand daught
daughter, of Spokane, are visiting Mrs. I larvey's
Commercial
Club
Lester Tucker.
>
parents, W DeLong, and H. A. DeLong, a
the month of June was 1.21 inches, er Hattie, Mrs Clarence King and
two
daughters,
O.
A.
Trowbridge
bother.
The steamer Coquille has been on days clear 15, rainy and cloudy 15.
ami soil Spencer, J J Sullivan, John
The regular meeting of the Com­
diy dock at the ship yard, undergo The rainfall for June, Iqog was 2.88
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Perce moved to their
Lamont, Mr, Renhart, C. E. Lucas, mercial Club will be held in Fire­
inches,
a
difference
of
1.67
inches.
ing repairs f >r her recent contact
Mrs. Ella Larsen and two children, men's Hall, tomortow, Friday even ranch on the Sixes, last week.
with a raft of logs in the river. Wm
Try T. W. Robison for hay, Mrs. W G. Klock. F. Thompson, ing, July 15th. There are several There is some talk of a store being built at
McKay had the contract of fixing grain and feed before ptircli tsing
PETE.
R. A Bums, J. Bauer and E. C matters of great importance to come Four Miie in the near future.
her up.
elsewhere.
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Michelssen.
before the Club, and there should be
•The
Advance
sailed
Sunday
lor
a
full attendance. Every member of
FOR SALE—36 Folding Chairs
J. J. O’Neill, of Bandon, who has
Capt. William Holland, C. C. Go­
San
Francisco
with
400,000
feet
ol
the Club and every citizen interested
been at the Lenox with his family worth one dollar each, for 60 cents
ing,
John Koontz and Frank Lowe
lumber. She was in charge of Capt. in the building up of Bandon and
for the past six weeks, yesteiday re apiece One Coal Stove and Shield,
expect
to leave next month on an
the Coquille valley is urged to be
moved to a beautiful h >me which he worth $7.50 for $400. Inquire at Ogidinnsjn.
The Bandon Arrived here Monday present. Remember the time and extended automobile trip to Mexico.
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recently purchased on the East Side. Bowling Alievs.
morning anil sailed again Wednes­ place. Friday evening, July 15th, at They will tour down thiough Cali­
—Portland Ort gonian.
Elsewhere in this issue we publish day evening, with 410,000 feet, in­ Firemen’s Hall.
fornia and go over into the Mexican
the
financial
statement
of
the
City
of
line
front that State. They do not
Martin A. Kennedv and Miss
cluding lumber, ties and poles. She
Bandon
for
the
six
months
com
­
know how tar they will go, but will
Chelsev Smith, both of Parkersburg,
will stop in at Port Orford and take
make the trip as extensive as possi­
were united in marriage, Saturday, mencing Jan. 1, 1910, and ending on a small cargo. She will go to
July
6,
1910
All
who
are
interested
ble
within the month that they have
July 2nd, at Coquille, RAv. Holden
San Pedro, and on her return trip
in
knowing
what
is
being
done
in
a
allowed themselves for the vacation.
officiating. The newly wedded cou­
will bring in a shipment of machinery
The Wilsons who appeared in I The purpose is simply an outing,
ple will have the congratulations and financial way. should read th*e report. tor the Miocene Oil & (.as Co.
high class vaudeville at the Grand but Mr. Going savs that be and Mr.
best wishes of hosts of friends.
The First National B»nk has re­
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Theatre Satin day ami Sunday gave Koowtz are particularly anxious to
FOR SALE—Good second hand ceived its safety deposil boxes which
the people their money's worth and find for both Capt. Holland and Mr.
Her Father’s Job.
z
Will were ordered some time ago This The young daughter of a popular those who attended are loud in their Lowe, the two unmairied mentbeis
typewriter, standard make
sell cheap.
Rev. S. C. Adams, will give Bandon people an oppor­ Chicago clergy tuuu some time ago praise of the excellent entertainment 01 the party, an attractive Mexican
Bandon. Gen’l Del. or Presbyte- tunity to get their valuable papers manifested a quick wit. Her father furnished. Mr Sellmer also showed bride, particularly il they can find
into a place of safely, and will no had gone on a brief holiday with a some very fine motion pictures 1 e-
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rian Manse.
business parishioner and associate, and
onds who have a few thousand acies
doubt be greatly appreciated by the the talk of the children turned on the tween acts.
of land.—Coos Bav Times.
Miss Zella Richie arrived here public in general.
problem of which father needed the
rare rest most sorely.
Monday to visit with ner mother,
The new slip at tlte old Wolverine “Well, 1 think my father works the
Mrs. M. E. Richie and aunt, Mrs. S
hardest," said little Miss Business,
S. Little. Mrs Richie and daughter landing is a great improvement, and ’and his work keeps him stirred up
live ne u Mitclie Iville, Iowa, and will one that the public highly appre and anxious most of tile time.”
lather may work the hardest
return to their Imme some ti ne this dates. After a couple of week’s use in “Your
one way.” was little Miss Clergy­
of
the
new
slip,
the
people
are
won
­
fall.
man’s answer, at once thoughtful and
dering how they ever got up and diplomatic, “blit 1 think he gets more
E. S. Michelssen, of San Fran­ down the old one, although it was a rest as lie goes along. You see, he can
cisco, who is associated with the good one, but the new one is a let down a little evenings and Sun­
days, and If he gets cross and nervous
steamer Elizabeth, was in Bandon on dandy.
nolxidy says anything. But my daddy
the last tripof'lhe Ixiat, looking after
has to be better than ever Sunda/s
Ask the F rummers and Salesmen and evenings, because then everybody’s
business interests and calling on
(tile people who know how to travel) taking notice and the whole lot of us
friends of hit company. Mr Michi I
which is the best way, and they will children are around."—Chicago llec-
ssen is quite a booster for this see tell you in jovial tones “Always via ord-IIerald.
lion of the country.
tie Fitield. the ‘Only Wav'." They
Shortened Hie Wait.
Don’t Argue About
THE HIGH COST OF LIVING
When You Are Deliberately Paying
From 15 to 30% More For Your Hay
And Grain Than is Necessary
It would ail be very nice to extend you credit, but we
would have to add at least 25 per cent, to our selling
prices, in order that YOU PAY for your neighbor,
who fails to pay his bill.
One fair sized bad ac­
count a month, wipes out ths profit of 20 good ac­
counts.
Socialism is not h< re yet-therefore why
contribute to ’be support ci that 21st man
Does it cost you $100 a month to feed your
stock? By paying atrie'.iy cash < nd dealing
with us reduce your fet J bill to $75 or $80
a month-thereby adding $20 to $25 a month
to your net income and bank account-—
Proving our a-serlior.s that cash prices are
lowest prices, we will sell you
90c Sack
A No. 1
NEW SiOCK
$1.20 Sack
Shorts
THE CASH FEED HOUSE
BANDON WAREHOUSE CO.
LOWEST PRICE HAY & GRAIN DEALERS IN
COOS COUNTY
travel a hundred miles and often
wait many days in order to travel on
lhe good ship Filield. Next si.ilin^
date for San Frtn., July 18. 27 it
The Wolverine t< ok a good sized
crowd to Bandon foi the qt ', and is
-a diversion 111 ide an exclusion out
over the bar, going about font miles
out to sea. 'I'll«' boat was successful
in approaching to within a hundred
cards or so ol a large whale, giving
the crowd on board a goml view of
the great sea monster, says the Co­
quille Herald
Some of th«* finest str.twlierries, foi
so late in the season, that we hive
ever seen, were brought to this office
l ist Saturday 1>>
G !’ >lil Mr
Pohl is uiie nf lho*r s<-ii ntiii'- .it- i-
etihuri-1 • wlio.alwais lie th-- i>est .>t
everything. Some of th» !»>nies
Mr I’nlil brougiit uiinlil m 1 ui< two
inches in diamet« r. «nd they w er of
excellent fl tvor
Mrs I E Cl.iik accom-,i.«im-<k'h- i
husband on the List F ¡field l<> Sa i
Francisco and th-v will make that
> ilv their future home, allho Joe will
continue to make his regular trips
here anti we expect tn see the smil
ing countenance of Me. C. quite
often as well. They will have the I
best wishes of hosts of friends in 1
t ieir new home
Mr. Carey, who his b’en first as
sislant lighthouse keeper at this!
place for a number <>f years, left this
morning, with his f.nr.ilv, for Point I
No Point, neir Seattle, Washington |
where he will takea similar positior. '
Oscar Langlois, iormerly of Cap *
Arago, takes Mr. Carey's place and
has already arrived with his family.
The steamer Fish, came over from
C<x«s Bay yesterday bringing his
lousehold goods.
“Experience," said Mark Twain once,
“makes us wise, but it also makes us
hard. Consider the old. experienced
trinn in the busy restaurant. He took
a seat, looked round him and. poiut-
iiiR to a well dressed gentleman who
had not yet iwett served, said to the
waiter:
“'Walter, how long lias that gentle­
man been here?*
“‘About twelve minutes, sir,’ the
waiter ttnswered.
“ ‘What’s bis order?’
“‘Porterhouse and Trench fried, sir.
with mince pie and coffee to come.'
“Tlte oltl man. hardened by experi­
ence, slip|H'd a quarter in the waiter’s
hand.
“‘Walter.’ he said, ‘I’m in a hurry.
Put on another porterhouse and bring
me his.’"
homeCoveï
iß you aïe tiïed oß those oCd eaïpets
just take them up and thïoirf them
atrfay. the CaCoï you irfiCC save irfiCe
TTOR photographic film
1
and printing paper,
cameras, pure chemi­
Soon Cuy you niee ¿land neirf Cïiyht
cals and supplies of all kinds,
come to this store and you
iugs.
it is So easy to take them up
will be certain of depend­
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and have them eCea ned.
eome^ Cet
h
us spread out Ccfioie you a h undied
difâeïent ïuys and you \rfi(C fiind
> which
FILM
jfesl evaetCy the ones that \rfiCt suit
makes truer, better-
balanced negatives, and
\youï eyes and puise
Cyko Paper for deeper,
W.
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softer, clearer prints.
Let us show you our
splendid assortment of
cameras. Pure chemicals,
all photographic supplies.
Developing and printing
done. Reasonable charges.
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Bandon Drug
COMPANY
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The House Furnishers