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. —'
•
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.
•
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
...
. n
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
RE
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
____
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