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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1884)
C h u rch I > iiT c (o r j. M M BY D l t o n J 1 .1 6 I J l i t r j .1. ’I'rn e 'I'llr o a s IIcr*c 1l i n t o th«* I t i i o r . Mi*îUo»iijt wniocH , by K ot . II. lì. Sw.;f ford, arc* ln*M as follows: li t Sabbutb at North Fork 11 A. M 2nd ** “ Lainpuy Crook •* •• ;kl “ “ Fish Trap “ “ •i;h n “ Coquille City ** “ P R 4 tiM A T K T 8 . [B y L k G ibcon .] What trouble we borrow through life, V.’ hat thorns in our path ever strewing, What sources o f turmoil and strife Spring from minding wlint others are doing. I’ d prefer, much, to wander alone Last Friday morning this place I was thrown into great excitement I over the report that Mrs. True, ; wife of Charles S. True, i>ost com-1 J n u d? tri of piifH,,a and 8nnres’ LOCAL ITEM S. ........................................... maiuler of tiiO o , A. L. of tins j Of the Ulfcddler ill people’s nlTairs. How Hyour plants since the frost?; l>h»ee, had drowned herself in the | Ther0 arc ^ thatfoe, frotflll «ml sail. ♦fudge Dyer came over Saturday riter, w h ic h proved true. A week If ilit-ir neighbors surrounding are quiet, before she Inal given birth to twins, j .1 • 1 ji r i-i I a hoy anu a girl, the former stilb J , . . Mr. Jacob l'reweit, of Parkers evening. Mr. K. J). Myers has become a In K s i full of bitter resentment. exp*. rtoiî. r.n 1 her ImsV»and 1» *avineo resilient of this place. ; her at the rf‘siil-nco <>r h»'r sister, Tlir r / s a ‘ shilling light’ ’ now in ruy oyo— lu* is ferii»** in precepts and liiuts; The 8itoamcr (;OOS Bay, has n ilo Mrs. ! iiiiott, in the i•ari1 i ' f a coni- The iciasurt s he would like you to try ?r 1[¡ist trip to Portland. j letent nursi ■ and his family ’ phy- Are oliipn— cause—mentally he squints. 1 ) O u r i dd fri nil, D; ill I k >l*v rts IS i ? ieinii, ueut oacK to th(* loue Urn h ) j s ! hiiK. this proiligal elf i * :Î!î nì* the Little Ann io. whore w as e n g a g e d a s e r ig in- Gave ilio g ,’ini ones away to the poor, M i v. Hollen!beak and lady, oi eer of the tug, and was returning! And kept id l the moan ones himself. homo when mot by a mo.- sengor, uii vie’w, came* down Suiinlay. •1 adieu to all foolish rcKrrvo, Fling sentiim-nt into the flarao-i, who gave him the sail news of his J. D. ii;i4 **s and 1 iiiixa B. 1 j v G.vc to mankind just what they deaervo, wife’s untimely domine, inson were in town Wednesday. And c.dl their »els by thoirrioht names. fatal morning Si i.lie t im e b e .o r e , Where you find one fchddiii£ about, Mr-.. S. 'L LVuimm, of I’ airview, six o doch Mrs*. True, seeming!v > Rome evil o f others to speak, has been ìli town since li ri day. in good î piî iis and much improv- i J’lieii. tiirs. lie’s n prapiuntioal lout— You must post him at once as n sneak. Mi. Wm. Gallier, of this place, cd physically, begged lier attend- | has been ipdte sick, but is improv ar.t. Mrs. Barklmv, to retire, as slic ! W.: nil may avoid this whirlpool, As the danger is ever in view; ing. w as fedii wed and needed noth- J Tim act. then, is that of the fool. Mis. Geo. MeEwan w ho lias been ing. A few* minutes later xt.i Interfering with what others do; V i r>. quite b v, for several, days is much liirkh w iiuii Mrs. Elliott, ‘ each, My Belli me lias no merit because . , l i * ^1S,S brought me but sorrow and care, iiupr« - wri. iMV.l.i some one 1* U'*e the side room, What of that;' if I break not the laws, Mr. i>. P. Strang moved to tow n but each thought it w as the other, j *Tis my own—not another's affair. Inst week, lie occupies J. Snyder’s 1 until some fifteen minutes after-J i'»r«l oV^ijaukii. residence. j wards, when it was found that it j »r , . . GRAND CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL, l!!l\ BON PARTY Coquille City 1 ' ,u* !l*":ivsdisposed to fc*ji glad ! At the sound of. a fracas or riot; * ! 1-r» ihfcy envy another • a success, *> 0 !îl. 1 d(‘ week intervening sh e 1 And unui-r at il*."» other’s contentment. had bee es wen ould have he, n i* 1 arc hr. d uiih the greatest distress burg, is in town. Grand — c ne w u ------ j £ J T - Myitic Point, D oc . 25th ---- JB-y rZ7 ]b.e------ YEAR’ EVE, Myrtle Point Brass ard String Band. BV THE ’ Mr. Starkey, of this pajior, l « u l | » “ J1™-. In«*. 1 r.nts of lmr • c i , j cxtenJ my hoart-felUbanks, tko tay. I.U. former home, a visitj bare fec-t in the fros. «ore tracked . those llml Mra E1Hott> e v e n in g ^ Coquille City BRASS BAND. The Mirile Point Brass Band will lie rickets for Ball [not including s u p p e r ] ........................$1.50 present as diesis of C. C. B. P. Lefrethments will be served at both the Reed House and the Tho Lvat ruuaio will be in attendanoli. H oxohapy CoM iirm if: Myrtle Point Hotel. H on ; J. HENRY SCHKOEDEll, Hon R. H. UOSA. Hon. AV. MOHR AS, H on.J. H .NOSLEU. llie Coquille ( ity Band w ill be in attendance as guests of the M. P. C ommit rpi» o:.’ M usic: Oh.'U. Zumwalt, Clark Miller and J. W Ni»*ler. F i , oor C ommittkk : lì. E. Buck, S. 1). Barrows and Steve Gnl- liev. B. B. Visiting members from other Bands are expected '>n d a grand musical and social occasion will be enjoyed. Tickets (not including supper), . . $1.50 -O — No pnius'will bo spared to teak» this The "rand event of the Ki ttson, uud a general in vitation is ex e tided. t Farmers! Look to Your Interests! COQUILLE C ommercial C ollege , Coquille City, C ooh (V>. Oregon, will reopen Jan. 5th, 1855. Students wishing to take a complete bus- | inens course, can avail themBolveB oi the ¡privilege without incurring the enor- mouH expense and inconvenience o f Roing far from home. Don’t bo misled by misrepresentations of competitors. Investigate ioav wetiv. . .. . . .for their kind attentions to mv A ill bate between the Elders,! i ™ 1 1,6 ho" w > wll,c'h ls i‘bont i poor wife while in sickness, ami for and see where you can buy the cheapest; in doing so, call at Whitney |( i •> > feet above ino water, and from br nnd Easters, is the next in j their sympathy and kindness to me : which she threw herself. The <t O’Connell’s, the originators of low prices on this river. They keep order m this place a id my orphaned children in ourse- tracks indicated that she had went constantly on hand at their Laid ware store in Coquille City, the fol | vero* aiHiction. 1 feel especially Tiie Burnham sawmill down the iiuivet to the place, making two, . « , A j ; cor..t into enlarged to accommo-1 ■ . , , , • , „ ; gnitc »ul to my comrades of the G s short steps to bring her foot at the , p lowing specialities: uato a grist und and a p aner. ¡edge of the wlmrf. Her night ! ... . V/ill be coiulucteil in connection with this institute, and instruction will bo Riven to Flank L laruo, o f Ellensburg, re-1 olu{hes, which is all she had on, i _ r <.. r1',U’l0i, ' lrU6’ pupilsof any age and grade. Among the ( '¡lid frolli tin* N tr in " ¡la n d . ceutly ha ; ab-g oroscu in attempt- jn g,,ing down brushed tho frost branches which constitute n scientific course in O ' lo lower a wag*»n down a Lilt. are, orthography, reading, elocution, plain from the onte- plunk. Boats, with liaving semi it announced by the and The Arcata ami Coos Bay arriv. | drags, were searching from soon , “Dramatical Entertainment” pla ------ In connection with a------- in the bay Sunday, and the hit Ur ! aft“ r it was known tlir.t she was ¡card that the Coquille String Band ((?< /ta/s/ruA// sailed for Sau Francisco yesterday, drow ned till soon after noon, w hen would give a Ball at the close of the Business and social letter-writing, compo \Yc a“o in m id of the money ; Tohnny Jenkins, with the aid of a Entertainment on the night of Dec. sition. grammar, political, physical and and thinking the public commercial geography, arithmetic, book- due us, and our patrons w ill please drag, biund arid raised the body to , , 27th . ’84, . • i , keeping, commercial scienoo, algebra, phys- t**e r ui niee, fiom whence it was j might l»e misled, would state that i iology the laws o f healtii, and the rudi- remember ilun, and sen ! us the taken bv tender hands back to the the Coquille String Band will not ments of music—■vocal anil instrumental, etc. amount. Tuition, the same asunder our old system. heart-stricki n husband and cliil-; close the Entertainment with a Ball Form tools and Implements, Iron and Steel, Pumps, Water-pipe» Our old friend, Dr. H. II. King, Frisunry (per term). Ç5.00 a ren. The funeral took p-lace Sat- ¡on the iJTtii of Dec. 18hl. *7.00 Secondary “ of LiHiking Glass, spent two days and Fittings, Paints, Oils and Brushes, Lamps and Crockery, Harness urdny afternoon ^ind an immense ; C. W. Zurmvnlt, C l a r k M i l l e r , Principal. last week with us. lie looks na*- gathering w itnessed the o’ sequies Leader of Coquille String Band and Trimmings, Rope, Glass ware, Plated and Granite ware, Rifles, ural as life. at the Mastri'* cemeterv. The ’ ! lie V» estoni l nicn has reduc Mr. J. J. Thompson, superintend ! little babe wSiich was buried a week Pistols and Ammunition, Terra Cotta Chimney Tipe, Bird cages and ed wages 10 per cent. ent of tho government work at the , ago vas placed beside its motliei. A tie game— pretty girls bogging Fishing tackle, and all Goods usually kept in a first class Hardware mouth of the river, w as in t j au T he cause of this rash act is a i gentlemen's neckwear for crazy Saturday. matter uf conjecture, but it is gon- I quilts.— Journal. l ’eraong wishing to buy far,ns. wild land Store. All interested in getting up a ernlly believe»! that it was tlie re- or town lots, improved or unimproved, will China proposes to assume tlie ' do well to e d i on C. Huntington, “ City i Christmas tree, will attend :'.t -v>s- p.j> aberration of mind, N. B. AY e make a Speciality of job work, uud guarantee satisfaction aggressive, taking it* queue from > BootA Shoe ;■ tore,’ ’ Coquille City, before ler’s drug store Saturday evening ( p{,,r busbruid informs us that on pr.rchasii’.g’clsewhore. as hi- bas in h i : hands at Living Prices. .1 ranee.- Ik legraph. a o P. M. ! three occasions before, during for sale a large variety o f real estate, and cun furnish buyers with lands any in quanti Uncle Da niel Palaske has sold ! sickness, she had left her bed anil 1 Whitney <fc O’Connell, Props. ty. from a quarter section ranch, down to a wandered aimlessly’ about, but re ior.de ! * - foathilh* opi Lis place a1 half lot in town, consisting in port o f the following: this place. We ho:>e M r. P. will 1membered nothing of it afterward, j No going behind the returns is the C r e c r g r e H iÆ c IE ïw a r L : She leaves three little girls, remain among v.s. .*iîH> u r r o .. goutl. larf;e dwelling, c<nn- .1 >d* Ilio iL>i>iui.in randious barn, lino young orchard, good out Mr. Geo. Lene ve uho 1ms been ! aged, one week, three and six years. A Prinaary Department T in , C opper and S h eet-iro n w a re ; a su p erior article o f H om e m an u factu re W e ll se le c te d sto ck o f gen eral h ard w are, s to v e s and ran ges, w ood and w illo w w are. lions«**, :W acres under fence. 15 in "rasp and d i i l l i H iY . steward on the Annie for Rome ! Schotter k Flanagan have on- i 15 plow land. Th* re açe upwards o f fifteen The spirit of Luetca L.. roundest danyh- I million feet o f Hr and ce* ar limber on the time, informs us that he is soon go- i torceij tiJC.jr Marshfield market, ;oid Jlr.i. Wm. C'ribbiiirt, <>f I land which is of easy accès* to the river. ing to the l'aiolise country. Mr. H. P. M hitney left for the | Catshenoreok, t H>k itsfliylit to the eternal 1(10 a r m , 100 in the bottom, 25 im- Johl'.r.} Lonr \ e klllevl —<> nil*. . ^ orlil s Exposition at New Orleans j world at .» I> clock p. ru.. Nov.27, 18Sf. Her j proved; new frame dwcllinpr. "iKjd orchard, ,*i"e wa* 15 years, one month and 15 days. | Uarn, fine spring, and 10 head o f cattle. 2 ducks last Saturday afternoon. H e,' j)y ^ Gix^s Bay. After an illness o f abi.ut two year* o f 1 , o « h . ft sheep. 1 liorec and 10 tons of hay. invariably gets more game in a > v-.ii» i *-,i • x * q .. r i? I ho Nortli Bend mill is tempo- that dr,ml di*f as»*, consumption, the mes Fine timber on upland. hunt tiiuii the other fellow. ( , , , r ,, i s’ urj-7 HuniiiK-r.cd her to cross that dark riv 117 » c r e s . all bottom, CO improved; cood ■ ranly shut down, pending Llie a»l- er from which no traveler ever returns. house, barn and orchard, also good fences, Congresannn-f lect Hermann anil justment of a main shaft. l!< r modest .".nd liuiy-like disposition won j p*c *’ adjoiuing Coi,uille City Mr. \N ise, one ut the new mercan •21 arri**, all bottom, (> cleared, a!' good The O. S. I. company are said j for her tht*,ov»’ of nl1 who k,10W Ler- 8he tillable land: house, barn, outhouses, or * ' . . , ; hore her KuiVeriii"* with heroic fortitude, tile firm of Myrtle Point, made this chard eie., X mile from Coquille City. to be selling goods extremely low , Witl)nt.Vi.rn iu u , luur. office a pleasant call yesterday. O ne suburban lot. containing Hv acres, She expressed a willingness to die, and ; at their Empire City store. neat cottage. 1U*) fruit Ire?:» 3 years old: very At going to pre-.s, a regular old- urged those around her U» meet her above, desirable fora family residence, being % a »Judge Dyer recently sold his I i é*AN ” hore * sorrow ’ . J _ _J . will be felt no more. from rnlie Coquille City. fashioned rain and wind storm is stock ranch at Roland prairie to One inoro plant just blooming fair, getting its work in. A consider-! i Sclietter k Elai.ngan, for $6700. Could not stand the chilly storm; able raise ^ in the river is inevitable, I j • — — . j w *ll • 1 * _ v Christ nriNi who \ »iti loves, with wivii um* love uu so rare, Joe,” will g give his en- _r . . . “Skukum Joe, n e nis Congressman Hermann intends . , • r.* *■ v t C hanged it to an angel form. .. t„ f,kn in Hie t<»-u»orro" niRtt, at . S Tho [ ; M k „ tUe hoart-felt Tinting Wn • o ' ' I o’clock, utter which n dance will be , .jwpn-Jij o f nil. K o « m n realize until in a u g u r a t io n o f Cleveland, alter ■ ! they havo ta d a trial o f it, him uw sad and given. lancly it is to < r o home and find that place which lie w ill return here anil p u t. The new steamer, Al-ki will not fi-> desolate— a vacant chair, a vacant place his mill in motion. I return from the c i t y till after going ill the once happy fireside circle. It is hard The lute frosty weather which r * i.„ ..P ..n i to give them up. but we console ourselves in ' on the w ays for the purpose Of le- th; blessed thought that we shall meet P R O P R IE T O R , lasted almost a week moderated ceiving a new propeller, wo are in them again. into what promises to be regular CO N STAN TLY Why then mourn your precious darling; formed. Oregon rain, at which ye web-foot She is happy ever there; Keeps The Wise Bros, who have pur- And is waiting for the dear ones, er rejoiceth muchly. clmssd an interest in the Myrtle In the realms bright and fair. An assortment of L. The December number of the Point store are spoken of in the Boots and shoes, Portland, Oregon, West Shore is highest terms by those who knew noK X . on our table. It is the finest num them in Jackson county. Hats and caps, In Ihis place Dec. 11, to tho wife o f J. Preaching is held in this place ber yet published of that interesting Stationery, Inks, at hours that prevent many from Wes Nosier, a son. and worthy publication. troing. The announcement is gen Dry goods and D IE D . News reached here Saturday that ( erHijv made for 11 o’clock, and the Clothing La a Swede whose name our inform- small congregation that can go will In tin* place, Dec. 12. Mary Asenath, wife ant had forgotten, had been killed : have gathered at a little before o f Charles S. True, and daughter o f J. W. dies, Gents POST OFFICE Store, C. ANDREWS Clark, of Kansas, aged 24 years, 11 months at Empire City the day previous. ■ >u ^ (j'me a„ 1Ue public knd and 12 days. and Childrens It seems that he and another man most of the private houses have .. , . , . . . . General fur were running a loaded truck from dinner, anil a person must do with- I ^ ot being a bloated bond holder, nishing goods; the new mill when it struck against out that meal or fail to go to clmrch. j or wealthy, I can’t put on so much also groceries, a flagpole, knock.ng the hall loose, j It is out of the question to expect j B IG Canned goods, r.- v. ,|nwn struck him on 1 yomen to have dinner and uoik in- Slyl.» as some of my neighbors, but Cigars, tobacco which comrng down struck.mm I cident thereto done much before' . . . * . } the head killing him. He was a noon, or wait till o n e or two o’clock will guarantee to give as much andcandies. He pays the high est price for country produce before commencing the work of get goods for less cash. stranger and liad on 1 \ vln23 Pioneer Hardware Man. ting their mid-day meal. days. THE PIONEER HAlibWARE MAY! foquiilc Oily, Oregon. Dealer in, and manufacturer of, Tin, Copper Sheetiron Ware, Agate and Granite W A R E Lamps, Chimneys and Lanterns, Saddles, and harness, rope, paint and oils, and a full line of SH ELF HARDW ARE, A L L A T BOTTOM PRICES. % > p* H 0=2 CD CO 03 ¡2« <rs> 9 CIS 3 w Pi < sT s> a « a m - H CO —3 Pi S 3 I o a 0 > m 0 $ * 0 ss: ® cd S’ 0 n n CD » « •Ö s© ä ft® *4 C 93 m BS to £0 0 MYRTLE DRUG STORE. Myrtle Point, Ogn. W. L. DIXON . J D E - A - T j E X S Proprietor. Xn>T Drugs, Medicins, Paints, Oils, Candies, Cigars, Tobaco, Fancy Articles, Stationery and the finest quality of School Book& Agent for the leading sewing Machines, Mason k Hamlin or gans, &c. Old Wines and Liquors of the best quality. Prescriptions carefully compounded L I V E and L E T L IV E , vln3 tf
