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About Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1903)
LOCAL IT E M S. Finest table salt at P. E. Drano’s. Mr. Snmncerliu of Lee, was in town tbis week. Try the Olympia Self-rising pan- ctike flour at P. E. Draues. Ladies! Have you seen Mrs. Haleb’s new Millinery goods. J. B. Fox, of this city paid Marsh field a business visit on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Johnson went to Myrtle Point on Saturday. Robinson's is the place to buy Tht' real Hnveland China at , your suits. Mrs. NoslerV Fin1' line of late dre-.s goods just Eastern aud home cured hams in at Mrs. Nosier.-1. aud bacou at Rays. Goo'l ten in bulk at 25 centH per Full line o f Meu’s suits aud pound at P. E. Drsno’s. overcoats at Lorenz's New dress goods to suit you just A fine line of Cigars just re opened at Mrs. Nosler’s. Have you seen those fine Oxfoid ceived at Mrs. Nosler’s. Waistings at Lorenz’s. Don’t forget that Kerr & Co. See the grand premium offer is closing out Hardware at cost. with gum at Mrs. Nosler's. Bert Kay. o f Riverton, returned Mr. Henry, of Bandou, spent a [ from a visit to the bay on Saturbay. day or so in town last week. The most op-to-date line of Dress Goods is found at Lorenz's For a grand bargan in a Irving A whole carload of fine airtight Piano—-as good as new-apply at this stoves to select from at T. H. Mehl office. & Co’s. Just received an entirely new Go and see the fine china dishes hue of Misses’ and Ladies’ caps, for Christmas presents at Mrs. very swell goods, Mrs. Nosier. Norler’s For choice early thorongh bred A large assortment o f men’s Buff Leghorn pullets enquire of 8. youths' and boys’ suits just arrived L L affehty , Norway Oiegon. at G. A Robinsons. I^nowlton’s stores ; Drugs and Druggists’ Sundries, Schoolbooks Blankbooks. -A . Find Stationery S p e c ia lty . H ebald office phone No. 105. A nice liue of candies at Hersey’s Try that mince meat at the Eclipse. Call and see C. B. Leap’s new stock of goods. For a first class smoke, go to Mrs. Nosler’s. , C. B. Leep has all kinds of loggers calks for shoes. Closing nnt sale of hardware at W.JT, Kerr & C o’s. Ladies’ Gent’s and Children’s Mackintoshes at Kerr A Co’s. Fioe Hamrarless shotguns from $25 to $50 at T. H. Mehl & Co’s. All Kimls of fresh frnits and game at the Bi oiler, Marshfield—Galfield block. Rev. W. 8- Holoomb, of Myrtle Point, greated friends in town yes terday. Mr. Tuxbury, the insurance man o f the Point, went to Bandon yes terday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schroeder returned from n short visit to Marsh field yesterday. Schiller 13. Hermunn, of Myrtle Point, made our town a flying visit one day last week. A. M. Welch, of Lampa creek, was np to the G. A. R. meeting which took place hers last night. AV. T, Dement, the Myrtle Point stock'man, mad us a pleasant call while in town yesterday evening. Capt E. Heuckeudorff, the ship builder, spent several days in town and on the river, returning today. M. G. Phol, the Myrtle Point oc- culist, came down yesterday eveniug and is interviewing his many cus tomers in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Ren Hoberg, of Norway, spent several days in town lately visiting Mrs. H’s. parents, Mr. and MrB. Jos, Hudson. Choice vacant lots, residence property and business houses for sale at prices that will surprise you- J. J. S tanley . AA’ hen at Marshfield and you want a square meal, go to the Broiler where evry thing is cooked and serv ed in a scientific manner. Morton Tyrrell, of Arago, was in town Saturday and informed us that Mrs. Tyrrell is much better and will doubtless be all right in a short time. Tommy Tripp-Stveusou who has spent several months last past in Wyomiug aud eastern Oregon, returned to bis old stamping grounds at tbis place last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McGee, o f near Riverton, returned from an extended visit to their home in Missouri Inst week. They report having had an exceedingly pleas ant time. W ahtsd .— Knowledge of a Life Insurance Company, which writes a definite contract of insurance, which combines the peculiar and special advantages contained in the poli cies of the Mutual Benefit Life In surance Company, of Newark, N. J W alter C olin , M. I)., Local Agent' Mrs Nannie Fellows, an employe o f the Coast Mail, came over by Sunday’s excurson train and will Bpend a week or so with triends here, holding down a case in the H erald office in the mean time. Her place in the mnd office will be filled by Miss Dell Fox, of tbis city. Five Bars Naptha Soap for 25c, at Lorenz’s. Lewis Strong, of Myrtle Point, was in town today. G. G . Swan, of Dora, was in to us yesterday evening. Nice lino of Holiday goods at Knowlton’s Drug Store. A fine assortment of extra good drums, all sizes, at M. H. Hersey’s. Rev. Handsaker preaches at Carter’s Hall in Myrtle Point next Sunday. Kerr 4 Co’s, is the place to get your suits of clothes for men, youths, and childreu. J. J. CurreD, of the Myrtle Point Hotel, made Marshfield a business visit the middle of last week. Euglish Breakfast Tea, excel lent cup quality, 25 cents per pound and up, at Kanematz’s. Large consignments of goods are now being received by Kerr & Co., both from San Francisco and Portland. F or S ale .— My entire crop of ap ples—about 1000 boxes of good quality— at- a bargain. Address John Gilardi, Rivertou, Or. Manager Robertson of our tele phone system, went to Myrtle Point last week to look after the work, wiring the new poles in that place. le v i S tra u s s c C o s C o p p e r -r iv e te d HOLIDAY G O O DS. Hersey’s sbr* is the piace to buy your doll. He is just putting on display a fioe assortment at the lowest figures. Some dolls measur ing 2| feet high with Iliad# as large as a baby's fur only '.to cents, and a large assortment of styles snd size«. He also has a large assort in' to **f chi>.a and unbreakable doll Ilea* In. mm WAY” VC.tfari ■» ^ ‘OUR Japanese Art Goods, Haviland China, Bric-a-Brac. QUICK-LUNCH AN E LE G A N T STOCK COUNTER Fine Watches, Rings, Etc. Ice Cream, j Ice-Cream So Ja SSI Ice-Cold Soda, Milk Shake. Wilson Jewelry Co. Mrs. Wads is the guest o f Mrs. AVilson ou Spurgeon Hill tbis week. Turkey Chicken, Duck aud Oys A nice line Groceries at Drane’s. ters evry day at the Broiler, Marsh Wm. Hansen, of Prosper, was in field. town yesterday. For fine cigars go to the New Something new in the way of Drug Store, Dr. G. A. Churchman, Stove Blacking at P. E. Drano’s. proprietor. For a big bargain in three fine Ladies remember that Mrs. N ob - buildiDg lots in this city, call at this lor keeps The McCall Patterns price office. 10, and 15,cts. Home beautiful toilet sets, wash Sheriff'Gallier will soon advertise bowls and pitchers, etc. at M. H. all property for saleou which taxes Hersey’s. are delinquent. Mr. aud Mrs. James AValstrom, Mrs. W. M. Hammock, of Fish- of Parkersburg, visited Mr. Buck’s trap, was in town todny doing somo Saturday. Christmas shopping. Graves, the new photographer, I f you want first-class work iu at the YValker gallery, does the the photograph line, call on Graves, best of work. Call and see him. at the AA^all^er gallery. Graves, the photographer, is Victoria and Keystoue sewiug here. See those samples of his machines at the furniture store of work and vou will want pictures Ellingson & Jacobson. at once. To make room for new stock we In order to close out that liue, W. are closing out our stock o f men’s T. Kerr & Co. are making a clear and boys’ hats. Kerr & Co. ance sale of hardware aud loggers’ AV. AV. AVilcoxen, the teamster, tools, etc. has fine AVood for sale—full teers Jake Fonts has received a letter at $150. Leave orders with It. B. John Rhodes from Rosedalo, Mo., Ray. this being the first he has written J. L. Thompson, the BandoD back since he left here. barber, was up to this city a day or If you want a Morris Chair, so last week looking after business Mandolin, or in fact any other matters. nice premium, go to Mrs. Nosler’s The latest soDg is: order your and buy a 5 ct. pack o f gum and music of Chas. Gr ssen Music C o , get it. Marshfield, OregoD. The latest More dishes just unpacked at M. always on hand, sold at | off H. Hersey’s and more coming, and AVhen you go to Marshfield remem also fancy baskets, doll buggies ber the Broiler is now conducted in and gocarts, expected on the next the Garfield building, and is the boat. boss place to go for a Good meal. Grandma Vowell, of this place, W. S. Lever, expert woolenmill who has been very feble of late, ac man of Bandon, who is thinking of companied her dnughter, Mrs. Glenn establishing a mill at that place, Cox to her home at Bandon Satur went to Portlnud on business Inst day where she will remain for a week. while. For those popular and powerful AV. C. Martin, the shoemaker, remedies, Liquid Electricity and has rented the store room of the ALL H E ALIN G OIL, put up by Woodman building recently vacated Win. Oddy, caU at the New Drug by M. O. Hawkins, and will open store. up a stook of boots and shoes^n the M. H. Hersey is just unpacking a near future. large stock of toys, and being a The football game at Marshfield little late receiving so large a stock Sunday between the Marshfield and he will sell at reduced prices rather Coquille teams proved a victory than have any toys left after the for the home team by a score of 6 holidays. to 0- It was a hotly contested game The entertainment given by the and proved highly entertaining to Epworth League on Saturday even to those in attendance. Woman's Friend—The great Golden Washing Compound, for which Mrs. Lottie Davis is agent, can bb found at Strang’s Empori ing was a pronounced success and um. was thoroughly enjoyed by all at There were net proceeds J. AV. Rummell, a prominent at tending. torney of Grants Pass, wont down of $25 to be added to the treasury. the river and on down the coast Knowlton’s Drug Store has many last week. From his equippages nice novelties in Colluloid, Glass we should judge he was bent on a and Leather goods. Fine Toilet sport Sets, Comb and Brush Sets, and Among tho Holiday goods on Manicure Sets, etc. Call and get display at Knowlton’ g Drug Store, prices before buying your Christ we notice a large assort mas presents. ment of fine Stationary, Books. Mrs. Thomas Livesey and chil Games and Pictures, besides Dolls, dren, late of Bandon, passed through Toys, etc. town today on their way to the bay Cland Drew, of this place, start where they will take the Alliance ed for Lake port, California, where for Field Brook, California, where he goes to see J. P- Messer, who they will join Mr. Livesey and re left here last fall and settled nt that side in the future. place. He is to be gone about a A good number of people gather mouth. ed at the Roy schoolbouse on Sun organized a Sunday Matt Warner who has been day and night engineen at the Bandon AVool- school which starts off in nice enmills for some time, went to the shape, much interest being man O. F. Rohrer was elect North Rend yesterday and will hold ifested. a position in the engin room of the ed superintendent. new mills at that place. AV. J. Tennisson and Wm. Tucker, Newton Ford,State organizer for of Beaver slough, came up to town the Ancient Order of United AVork- today to meet Z. T . Johnson, of men, who hss spent abont three Myrtle Point, administrator of months in tbis county, taking in Wood sslate at Bandon, for the upwards o f one hundred sppleca- purpose of completing the transfer tions, departed for Portland last of some real estate to the former gentlemen. week. Rev. Mulkey will lecture in the F o r S a l e . — As good as new 4 horse engine and 6-horse boiler Little church next Sunday evening. and « good Simplex churn and bat The lecture I ias been carefully pre The subject is: “ The ter worker. Any or alt at good pared. All bargain and time criven on approv Christian’s Deathless Hope.” ed seenrty, if desired. Inquire at friends are cordially invited. The school will furnish music for the oc this office. casion. Miss May Boyrie, o f this city, J. A. Jackson, o f Parkersburg, hss just completed her second and successful term of school on made a harness trip np the (be river He in the upper river since the teachers’ the middle o f the wpek examination Inst February. Miss forms ns tbat a recent letter from May is s favorite among her pu his son »h o is in Arizona for bi« pils as well as the patrons of her health, reports good progress, of schools, and without donbt will be which the many friends o f Chris come one o f Coos county’s lead will be pleased to learn. ing instructors with experience. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Jackson, She has certainly done remarkab lite of SaulA Anna, California, have ly well for a beginner. arrived in town and are visiting with Mrs. Chas. AVebb, a sister of Mr. Jackson. They are acquainted with Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Suderland, also of Santa Anna, whom they re port as being well when they left there. mmm Mrs. G. W. Martin has opened up a restaurant opposite the old depot. The rooms have been thoroughly renovated and every thing put in apple-pie order and her many friends will find her ever ready to supply their wants. Call and see her. Fresh Nuts, Finest Luucb Good Choice Confectionery, Fig Wafers, Sweet Crackers, Oregon Fruits, Cigars and Tabacco. Tropical Fruits. Front Street, Coquille. Phone 109. NEW RESTAURANT Following is a list of the officers of Beulah Chapter Order of Eas tern Star elected for the ensuing year on Friday night. Mrs. Cal At the angle of the street, in North Marshfield. Slagal, AAr. M .;J. AV. Leneve, P., Mrs. J. AV. Leneve, A. M .; Edna M e a ls S e r v e d in th e B e s t Lorenz, Sio., Mrs. J. J. Lauib, Treas; C u l i n a r y A r t. Era. L. P. Morry, Cond; Mrs. Al. Hite. Asociate Cond octree. Also furnished rooms. MRS. J. At the aunual meeting of Gen. Lyttle Post, No. 27, G. A. R., de partment of Oregou, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Post Commander, Dr. E. J. Leon ard; Senior Vice Com., J. P. G ood man; Junior Vice Com-, J. C. Var ney; Chaplain, D. P. Strang; Quar ter Master, B. H. Haskins; Adjutant, W. E. McDuffy; Officer of the Day, J. H. A ker; Officer of the Guard, A. J. Wilson. Hereafter the regular meetings of the Post will be held on the Sec ond Monday of each month at 7 o'clock p. m. at the Pharmacy build ing. MULKEY, Prop W.T. i^err & Go ------ DEALER IN------ PROVISIONS, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, FLOUR and FEED. Bill of Fare at the "OUR WAY” Beef Steak, 15c Pork Chops, 15c Sausage, 15cj Ham, 15c Hamburg, 15c Mutton 15c Oyster Soup, 15c Clam Soup, 15o Vegetables, 10c Egg, 5c H am Sandwitches, 5c One piece fried Chicken, Cake, 5c Pie, 5o Coffee, 5c Tea, 5o Milk, 5c S ty le s of LATEST STYLES IN 1 W • 1 0> -S z D O 35 S.B. a* g> Milk, 5c. Lemonade, 5c, Ice Cream, 10c. Milk Shake, 5c The Circle of the ladies of the Ice Cream Soda, 10c. G. A. R. will meet on Friday Dec. Milk Shake with egg, 10. 11th at 2 o’clock p. m. sharp. Speci al order of business, election of o f ficers, several initiations, and other important business- All members are requested to be present. W. T. BURTON, Prop. Gents’ Furnishii)gs DRESSGOODS, LADY'S CLOTH, FLANNEL, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ FLANNELETTE, ETC. ¡ T U B i ^zE-A-lSr ; Who tied the cow's tail to his log in the process of milk- " ing; said she had not dragged him over two miles before he realized he had made a mistake. H o -w ^ lA ic la . B a r t j i e r Must you be draggjd before you realize you are making a - mistake in not using Electric Lights. M.G.Pohl, Dr. »/Optics, School Superintendent Bunch, of McKinley, went to the bay last II« * « # * « « * « « « « « « 4 a « « * « 44 «a •« « « « ■ •••« •« « « « Myrtle Point, Or. week whore he is looking after bis officiol duties. He was accompa H ighest Grade Lenses. nied by his son, Tsylor, who goes S a tisfa ctio n G uaranteed in every case. to San Francisco to look after his y ..................................................................... ... ......................................: i- 1 ............................................ ....................................................* brother, Binget. who is yet ill »1 M McDonald Proprietor that city- Grandma Hayes accompanied by her grandaughter, Miss Jenkins, ------ IN ------ came up to this city the latter part ■.% =3 b >Best Equipped Shop in Coos C ounty.psf^ of the we«k and made Trionds liore R E A L ESTATE. Hot and Cold Baths. Only First-Class AVork. a visit, Miss Nettie returning to ----------o---------- Bandon on Saturday, and Mrs. C O Q T J IL L E - - C Z R E O -O lS r Haves going to Marshfield for a $ 5 0 0 0 A fine 40-aorefarm near Arago. — — Mostly rich bottom, all improved. week’s visit yesterday. The Palace Barber Shop, Sanford’s Bargains Jesse Taylor, edgerman at the Southern Oregon Lumber Co’s mill on the lower river, was in town on business yesterday. Mr. Taylor $ 2 6 0 0 i ■■ tells us that this is a fine mill and doing good woik. It is shut down just now, however, tor the present, in order to build a lot more wharf $ 3600 room on which to pile lumber. The Amos Nosier home near the Academy is now occupied by H Baumgartner and family, late of Campbellsville, Kentucky, who are here with a view to making their home in Coos county. They will spend the winter in town and look around to see what can be iound that they like. AVe hope they may be suited. First-class house and tw o new barnes, other b uildin gs and co n veniences. A m odel dairy ranch. Must be sold soon i f sold at this price. A first class small dairy farm of 30 acres near Arago. All fine river bottom. 20 acres under cultivation Good House, barn and other buildings. Orchard. This is a bargain. acres of fine bottom land on the Coquille river, all iu one This is the best bargain in land offered in this valley, and will be sold soon. Investigate at once. $ 3 0 0 Neat small house aud two fine lots near the Academy. This is dirt cheap. $ 1 2 0 0 A nice place of 9 acres. 2 miles mmmmm from Marshfield, part bottom. Nice young orchard. Good build ings and fences. Place is partial ly oleared. Fine list of personal property included. A chicken ranch. Fine chance. i ■ body. T. L. Graves, the photographer, $ 6 0 0 H ouse and one lot aenr basiness. Pays 10 per oent interest on this late of B m doo, and who purchas price. ed the business of J. M. Walker, basiness property 1 block arrived here Thursday ami is now $ 1 2 ' 5 ■ 0 Q«od from postoffloe, suitable for ready foi business. On acount o f l>oardiug or lodging house. Put at this price that it may be sold at a rush of business and delays on once. account of the cloudy weather he $ 3 5 0 10 here tract of bench land near was n*>t able to arrive on schedule ■ ■ ■ town, lays fine, sloping toward south, extra fine place for fruit, time, but will be able to do any chickens, etc, No improvements. thing in his line iu the future. His Don’ t miss this chance. work speaks for itself. Cal! at $ 3000 Aflne corner basiness property oi.ee and sec samples and get $ 4 5 0 House and 7 lots in Riverton. A price.-1. ' genuine bargain. Our ireind, W. L. Hood, the $ 4 0 0 Fair house and 2 lots in Nosler’ s Addition. Installment plan. stock mtu of the Etelka neighbor " hood, came down yesterday on $ 4 0 0 Nest cottage and 2 lofts near Acad- ■— emy. Cheap at this price. his way to the lower river, being F" ir boose and barn. 3 lots, 3 In on a cattle deal with G. E. Pike, of $ 500 ' ■ bottom, bearing fruit trees. this city. Mr. Hood is making a $ 3 5 0 8 flne oomer Iota, fine view, beet ■■ building site for sale m this city. change from sheep to cattle, his It is impossible to describe my list in this ranges having been occupied with sheen so long that they were not cjlnmn. If you are looking for m good doing ns well as they xhould. He is pieoe of property at s reasonable price, I can certainly suit you. an up-to-date stock raiser and Remen.bci, I rent hoaaes and farms and knows just how to manage his do sll kind-» of agency business. Come in herds to get l*est. results. Wo ac nod *ee me be for* buying. I «no Mtv© yon knowledge a very pleasant visit. D O L L A R *. 0. C. SANFORD ------ DEALER IN ------ REAL ESTATE, C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . R e n ts H o u s e s and F a rm s, D o es a G e n e ra l A g e n c y B u s in e s s . ' ^ O ffic e — Up-stairs near Postoffice. New Drug Store, GEO- A- CHURCHMAN, PROP GENERAL LINE OF CHEMICALS, DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS’ SUPPLIES TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. Prescriptions A Specialty. Having had many years of experience in thia line we are prepared to give all the best of satisfaction. [Golden Building - - - Coquille, Oregon.||