In',
Dr, V .
purchased
of
tlte
Fred Qhgie
Hie
1 Apperson Jack rabbit, that high
class car which J. J. Bateman
here a fte r tryin g un-
fu lly to dispose o f it a t
A good mony people have told
ju s that the Sentinel is “ like a the Bay. It is a beauty and one
Kreuts la t t e C ity
letter from home’* to send to ab­ o f the finest cars in Coos county.
sent friends; Is there any one
Am ong the M yrtle Point la­
to whom you would like to send dies, who went over to North
MayteBa
the paperT
Bend Tuesday to attend the Roy
Ford'* Millinery.
tf
Fred Von Pegert underwent al Neighbors convention that a f­
F irst class Vulcanizing W orks es operation fo r appendicitis at ternoon and evening, were Mes-
have ju st been opened at Ban* the Richmond hospital early this dames Henry Schroeder, Gus
don. V
lt3 week. He is the third member Hamilton, Annie Tripp, A . A .
Schrifer, M ary Albee, H. C. M il­
J. E. Paulson is building a o f the fam ily to h§ve to undergo
ler,
Maude Annin.
neat garage at his place on fir s t this ordeeL
Miss
Ida Gamble, who was an
street.
4
Herman Tetlefsen, a recent ar­
instructor
in the Bandon schools
For vulcanizing send your rival here, le ft fo r Coquille Mon­
day where he w ill v isit w ith his until the first o f the year, when
work to Bandon Vulcanfzi
she was called to her home in
Works.
It8 brother and look over the coun­
try with plans o f locating.— Coos Portland by the illness and death
Mrs. L. H. Hazard went out to
o f her niece, has accepted a posi­
Bay Times.
Portland last Saturday fo r
tion in the N orth Bend schools,
C. McC. Johnson, o f Reeds- teaching in the {dace o f Miss
short stay. —'
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port, has gone to San Francisco Zola K irry, who resigned.
Mrs. M. L. Custer and son
to get a vessel o f 400,000 or 500,-
have been visitin g w ith Grand­
It didn’t take long a fte r the
000 feet o f lumber capacity, to
pa and Grandma Custer here.
Sentinel
was out last week for
handle the output o f his m ill at
T. A . W alker to get the missing
You can get your Vulcanizing Reedsport
bunch o f keys, the loss o f which
done at Bandon now. w ith less
Marshfield is going to adopt a had prevented him from getting
expense than to send farther
curfew ordinance which w ill into his office, nor fo r John Aas-
away.
It3
keep boys and girls under six­ en to retrieve that fine cameo
Mr. and. Mrs. S. M. Nosier and teen o ff the streets a fter nine pin which was a Christmas pres­
George T. Moulton returned yes­ o’clock in the w inter and ten in ent to his w ife. The Sentinel
terday from a ten days’ visit to the summer.
want ads are winners.
Portland.
Rev. L. E. N q»l, pastor o f the
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Parker
W e furnish the D aily and Church o f God here, returned and baby, o f Lisbon, South Da­
Sunday Oregonian fo r one year yesterday from Yakim a, Wash., kota, came in Tuesiday fo r a
in connection with the Sentinel where he attended a m eeting o f month’s visit with relatives.
fo r $8.50,
i-opiescntatives o f churches o f Mrs. Parker is a sister o f Mrs.
C. W . Endicott and a daughter
F. C. Parsley returned this that denomination.
morning from a commercial trip
Rev. J. Edward Blair, a well o f T. J, W alker. , They le ft
to Bandon and other points in known Presbyterian preacher, weather o f 36 degrees below ze­
the county.
w ill be up from Curry county ro and were astonished to find it
so warm and springlike here.
County-general fund warrants and w ill conduct the services at
issued before July 1, 1918, are the Federated church here Sun­
Heaven Helps Such Men
now rip e .
Interest ceased on day evening, Feb. 8.
Apparently
the enterprising
them Jan. 16.
Bishop DuBos. o f the South
citizens
o
f
the
Bullards
commun­
Methodist
church,
who
was
ex­
Yea a n invited to spend those long
rainy evenings at the Club Billard pected here this week, has been ity have come to the conclusion
Hall, dean, warm, comfortable. Fol­ obliged to postpone hie visit and that the way to get road im­
low the crowd.
tf it w ill be several weeks before he provements is to go ahead and
make them. Realizing the dire
w ill be able to be here.
The Mercy Hospital Associa­
need o f some 200 feet o f plank­
Fred Von Pegert has sold the ing on the Fahy hill along the
tion is going« to build a new hos­
pital in Marshfield, the city fu r­ form er Land residence on Spur­ county road leading towards the
geon H ill, which he purchased Seven Devils and finding the
nishing the site.
last year, to C. C. Farr, county
Gee. N . Battey suffered a fal agen t possession, however, w ill county court unprepared to fu r­
nish money fo r the improve­
at the County Infirm ary the first not 1 m given until April.
ment, the men o f the community
o f the week which w ill keep him
The long pending suit o f Kath­ got together and decided to do
laid up fo r several days.
erine Thimsen vs. Attorney the jo b themselves. They got
O. S. Toney, the fath er o f Clu(s. I. Reigard, o f Marshfield, the tim ber out o f the woods,
Coo# county Moose, wi
has been decided by the Supreme hauled it to the Fahy m ill, cut it
from th e,B ay yesterday to at- Court in favor o f Miss Thimsen. into 8-inch planks, then put the
tend lodge here last n igh t
road to proper grade and
About $3,000 was involved.
Marshfield is m aking ' every
Those subscribers who get down the planks. Oq the
restaurant cut out all private their paper this week with a blue planks were laid crosswise to g
boxes so that all patrons w ill
w ill know that th eir sub­ width o f nine feet. Leading to
have to eat in fu ll view o f the scriptions expire with this is­ the hill the plank were placed
public.
le. They are dated “ Feb. 20' lengthwise.
- C a p t A lex Scott, o f
form erly at the head o f the kK
cal life saving
visited the wreck o f the Chaos-
tor w ith Chauncey W oodruff and
Erw in Grange, o f the Sixes.
C apt Scott is 72 y e a n o f age,
but apparently has not yet lost
the adventurous spirit o f' youth,
i'he condition in which he found
things on board that vessel is
thus told by the W estern W orld:
A large quantity o f new sail
doth, rope, cable and other ma­
terial, a valuable hoisting wrech
and gear were found. A ll o f'th e
m aterial is said to be in excel­
lent shape and worth upward o f
$10,000 to $12,000 i f they are
able to get it ashore. The party
attached a line to the Chanalor,
anchoring the wreckage to shore
m accordance with the laws cov­
ering salvage, and have made
their claim to the bow and all
the m aterial on board. They are
now devising ways and means o f
wringing the stutf to land. 1 M
A thorough search fo r bodies
was made, but none were found.
Hotel, Coquills, Tuesdays, Thursdays
The statement the Sentinel
and Saturday, each week, 2:00 p,
to 4 p. m.
tf made last week to the effect that
J. C. Ross has purchased o f
Nels Osmundson his bungalow
residence near the east end o f
F irst street and w ill make his
home there.
Spectacles and Eye
rapan-.
ad while you wait,
duplicated. Satisfaction guaranteed,
by V. R. Wilson, the Optometrist, Co­
quille, Oregon.
Ed McMullen had settled with
Mrs. Bledsoe was at least prema­
ture, thought that was the un­
derstanding a t the Sheriff’s o f­
fice.
Last week Perley Lund sold
the lease he had on the tailor
shop on Front street to Floyd
Brooks, a young man who has
been here fo r some months and
has, .had experience in that line
before.
Arthur Ellingsen has the ex
cavation done on the grounds all
I f any o f our readers know
ready to build a new residence
heir names have not yet got in-
at his place ju st east o f the First
o the census rolls it behooves
street bridge.
them to get busy. People ha ye
Tw o considerable
business telephoned th e Sentinel this
changes are pending now in Co­ week from Fairview that they
quille—one involving a firm have not been visited by an
which has been doing business enumerator.
here fo r s generation.
Lawrence Suckau, a Coos
The rainfall at Marshfield county rancher, who went in-
from Saturday noon until Mon­ sane, was brought
Wed-
lit up here
1
day noon is said to have amount­ nesday by Deputy
ty Sh
Sheriff Jake
ed to 4 incehs. Coquille proba­ W hite, and placed in
over
bly got nearly as much.
night, being taken out to Salem
. From. Jan. 18 to Jan. 24 not a yesterday morning.
m arriage license was issued at
W. Cl Bradley, who has been
the county clerk’s office here. representing the A . Rupert Can­
That was a long tim e fo r Dan nery interest here fo r several
Cupid to loaf on the job.
months past, was called to P ort­
Rev. J. Loyd Decell, o f Fres­ land fo r a conference with the
no, California, arrived Tuesday managers o f the company by a
to assist Rev. A . B. B arry in the telegram yesterday and went
revival meetings at the Federat­ north this morning.
and next.
ed church this
Arthur Ellingsen was over at
i
Lex Cope came up from Lang- Marshfield Monday attending
lois this morning fo r the second the county m eeting and banquet
tim e this week. He came to visit o f the Coos and Curry Hardware
his mother and. his unde, who is Retail Dealers Association. He
was named as one o f the execn-
seriously ill at Fred Belloni’s.
' iv e committee e f the association
M. J. Hartson has ju st receiv­ fo r the coming year.
ed from Fred Slagle, the Olds-
J. F. Lee, o f Riverton, was a
mobile Sportster, which the Coos
Bay Tim es declared was the caller this morning. He return­
prettiest ever seen a t the Bay. ed Wednesday from a visit to his
son at Colfax, CaL, where he
went six months ago fo r a
On# practically now 22 hors* power change o f clim ate on account o f
lis w ife’s health. Mrs. Lee re­
turns wonderfully improved.
Bee Tt A. Walter.
Dry Lfaoa ted M e te r la •—
i
t e deed
Lsof 4«
DISINFECTANTS
y
lor tte dairy. fe rn e t* !
Now a
as4 Ira
Dite
» wall as in
Both useful la
The ^ y ^ u i^ p re v s u tio ri agotast
graia aad potatoes.
»
and rust on
FORMALDEHYDE
Veterinary Vaseline aad Baleen Naeeeaary to
the bad effects of wad aad weather. .
Kow Kara
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CARE OF STOCK
A complete stock o f new garden aeed both tai bulk aad
Dairymen Meet at Baadou
Between 30 and 40 dairymen
from all parte o f Coos and north­
ern Curry counties were in Ban­
don yesterday attending the an-
Curry Cheese association.
The m eeting was called to
der at one o’clock. One o f
first item s o f business waa
election o f directors. The l
directors are: J. D. Carl, k
tie P oin t; A . W. Cope, Lan gl
J. S. Capps, Denmark; C. Zi
alt, S ixes; B. McCloskey, h
w ay; A lb ert Seeling, Coos B
Geo. McDonald, Broadbent.
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Knowlton’s Drug Store
Are Yonr Battems Dead?
,
-
i
If so
i
the cheese factory owned I
D. Carl at Norw ay and the :
owned by A . Christ
Gravel Ford. The id
.
Gardner’’s G arage
as is done in northern
coufity .— W estern World.
is the place to go
The Cew Testing Association
committee o f the M yrtle Pc
Cow Testing Association 1
Saturday 1546 cows, owned
eighty farm ers
into the association.
IS
Jim D avis’ dog has a litter o f which means Feb. 1,1920.’ ’
w o lf puppies. Beware o f them
In work over at Coos Bay the
fo r they w ill certainly g e t you
dredge Oregon has ju st dug up
i f you don’t give them s wide three stills supposed to have
berth.
ItS *
been thrown into the bay when
* Dr. O. W. Lsslis, Osteopathic Phy­ there was danger the owners
sician of Marshfield, will bo at Baxter would be caught with the goods.
TREE 8PRAY8 and INSECTICIDES
that.
Tw o testers
hired to carry on the work.
shape, and i f done under con­ M cNair, vice president
tract would doubtless have cost
...
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between three and fou r hundred rommrttee o f Dew Valley
hold a meeting in the Four M ile
dollars.— Bandon World.
school house F< 'eb. 1st.
New C u es in Circuit Court
W ill Soon M ove to Portland
Jan. 26— State Industrial Ac­
cident Commission vs. R. B. . L. A . Liljeqvist, who recently
was adm itted to the firm o f Cake
Young.
Jan. 26-r-State Industrial A c­ ft Cake in Portland, and had
cident Commission vs. Charles been there arranging fo r chang­
ing his residence, came back to
Richert.
Jan. 26—Southern Oregon Co. Coos Bay Sunday and says he
ve. W. W . E igh t and Robert A. cannot get possession o f the
Train, partners, doing business home he bought until about the
middle o f February and his mov
as E igh t A Train.
Jan. 27— John Robinson vs. M. ing w ill be delayed until then.
M. Rose, widow o f Abram Rose, Mr. L iljeq vist said the firm had
Lester Rose, et aL Suit to q u iet' wm e big cases on hand and he
is anxious to get to Portland to
title.
Jan. 29— James W . Cariile vs. help on the preparation.— Rec­
M artha R. Cariile. Suit fo r di­ ord.
vorce.
Jan. 29— Flanagan ft Bennett
P arty Saturday N igh t
Bank vs. E. D. M cArthur.
Last Saturday probably the
Jan. 29— J. E. Chase vs. E. G.
Perham and Marian Perham, largest party o f the season as­
John McLeod, A lex McLeod and sembled at the spacious and hos­
W. L . Williamson. Suit to fore­ pitable home o f Mr. and M rs. A .
J. Sherwood and enjoyed them­
close m ortgage.
Jan. 29— Flanagan ft Bennett selves w ith “ 500” until the ap­
proach o f midnight when a de­
Bank vs. W. F. Merchant.
licious lunch was served.
The
party consisted o f fifty people,
M arriage
men and women and there were
Jan. 24— John C. Epperson tw elve tables.
The Sherwoods
and Effie M agili. both o f M yrtle are royal entertainers and ev­
Point. They were married the eryone present enjoyed the oc­
same day by Justice E. A . Dodge casion immensely.
at the residence o f Lola M. Stan­
ford.
New Maa Sent Here
Jan. 27— Edward C. Kran-
lolm and M argaret Overton,
A . E. Adams, the genial re-
both o f Marshfield.
ntative o f the American
Jan. 27— Russell E. Maine and
pe Founders company’s P ort­
3emence
W right, both
o f land branch,* has been visitin g
Marshfield. They were married the print shops in Coos county
the same day at the home o f the this week. W e enjoyed a chat
bride by Rev. Donald M cKay.
w it him Wednesday about old
Jan. 29— George Franklin Cox friends and present conditions.
and Agnes Christian Canter­ I f he hadn’t appeared ju st when
bury, both o f Bandon.
he did in the fa ll o f 1918 to pur­
chase the Woodbum Independ­
ent we were then publishing, we
Probate Court Iteuis
should probably have never seen
Thursday Attorney Pulford Coquille.
filed a petition in the probate
court fo r the administration o f
Lands O ffen d fo r Sale.
the estate o f M. A . Carlson, who
The lands o f the Rues Im ­
died Nov. 4,1905. The heirs are
<3arl T . Carlson, o f W inchester provement Co. have now all been
B ay; Edith Boise, o f Bandon; platted and are offered to the
and August W. and Frank W. public in tracts o f any size de­
Carlson, o f Sunnyvale, CaL
sired. *
I* R Branstetter.
to get them
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She W in Y et W alk
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DolHe James ,______
down the coast last week, says
the P ort O rford Tribune, return­
ing to her home at G reggs creek
from Coquille, at which latter
'ace Dr. Richmond operated on
'th her feet.
When a small
child Miss James had the infan­
tile paralysis which le ft her
crippled in both limbs.
W hile
the Dr. w ill not let her bear her
weight upon her fe e t at this
tim e, yet the operations are ap­
parently successful and w ill at
least relieve the young lady o f
much o f her affliction.
CHARGED
PAIRED
SEALED
BUILT
For Sale or
20 Acres o f unimproved U ixi,
one mile west o f Coquille fo r
sale a t h alf price, fiv e hundred
dollars ($500.00) down.
Bal-
ance on
term s a t 6% inter-
This is known as the “ 8anford
Coal Mine property,” it la under­
laid w ith a 7 fo o t vein o f eoaL
several hundred tons o f coal
have been taken o u t
I w ill trade fo r im proved land
or town property in Rouge R iv­
er Valley.
Price $1600.00. Real Estate
Agents take notice. S. A . Hawks,
Ashland, Ore.
T te doily aad Sunday
aad tte 8aatiaaL both far am
for U M at thto office.
npH* th ou ght upper­
1 most
most in our minds is
to impreoé on every csr
owner that our applica­
tion o f the W illard Serivce
and Adjustment Policies
/ ea ves o u t n o p o i n t
neoeeeary to com piete
b e tte r y e a tit/e c tio n ,
w h eth er i t ie to be fo u n d
in a n y p rin te d state­
m en t o r n o t.
THERE 18 NOTHING
EXPERIMENTAL ABOUT
OUR EYE EXAMINATIONS
Each Eye
COOS BAY
Distributors
tod with Use tins H
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Thti to am advantage that you
get ovar Ready-made Glasses
which are nude to seil mod not
to correct eye troubles.
Marshfield, Ore.
Dent bo reekloaa with yoar
tee. They certainly il*een>
the boat care that (mm ba hod.
BATTERYCO.
WE TELL YOU MOW TO
CARE POE THEM
V. R. WILSON