Coquille herald., May 31, 1905, Image 3

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W O. W ’s come out Saturday Sudden Death of Judge
LOCAL NEWS.
night.
Schroeder.
Mm. Clint). Levine whb up from
Mrs. N. Plyler was over from
As we go to press word Domes
the junction yesterday.
Fat Elk on Saturday.
! from Arago by wire that Judge J
Mrs John Liuderbeck, of Arngo,
Chas. Levine, of the junction,
was in town shopping on Friday.
, Henry Schroeder passed away at
was up to town Saturday.
A new feuce has been placed
I 8:30 o'clock, May 30, 1905.
The
E. A. Philpot, the dredger man, Judge has been failing in health
•round the Odd Fellows’ cemetery.
J. L. lyught, the Myrtle t'oint was over from the bay yesterday.
for the past three or four years,
stock limn, went to the bay Mon.
Mrs. E. J. Wright, of Arago, and has of late been quite poorly,
day.
was in town Saturday and Sunday. and bit death was not wholly un­
\V. H. (lambic, the North Bend
F or S ale — Some fine young expected.
market mnn, was in our city yester­ horses — will make heavy team. En­
Funeral services will be held at
day.
Norway tomorrow, June 1, at 2:30
quire at H erald office.
M's. Alex Stauff, of Marshfield,
A. Porshbaker, the retired saw­ p. m.
came over Monday for a visit with
mill man, was up from the lower
Fine Breakfast Bacon at Dean &
friends.
river a day or so last week.
Morgan's.
M O. Fold, the Myrtle Point
Round Hill Strawberries Tues­
music dealer, went to Marshfield
Mrs. Perrott has just received a
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. nice lot of ladies’ shirt waist pat­
M onday.
terns.
Albert Sneed, of Bear Creek, Leave orders at Robinson’s.
A. J. Sherwood, our townsman
Mrs. Marshal Way, of Myrtle
made our city a business visit last
and
attorney, returned from a busi­
Point,
is
visiting
hei
mother,
Mrs.
Saturday.
ness trip to the bay yesterday.
G. \V. Hickson, of Norway, re­ Elizabeth Leneve, in this city.
turned from Bandon on Monday,
Parties wishing the best of pas­
where ho had been for a visit.
ture for stock will do well to inquire
Bee hives of good pattern and of W . A. Goodman, Coquille, Or.
put up'iu worKuiau-like manner at
W. P. Fuller’ s prepared Paints, Oils
and Varnishes at J. A. Lamb A Co.’ s.
the Coquille Furniture Factory.
W. T. Kerr, superintendent of
\V. W. Hayes, of Bandon, was in
town visiting his son, J. S. Hayes, our mill, returned last Friday lrom
and family, the latter part of the a business trip to San Francisco.
week.
Mrs. Joe. McCord, of Bandon,
came up Friday for a vitit with Mrs.
D. F. Dean and other friends in
this city.
The steamer Chico took her
departure from Bandon for San
Francisco on Thursday afternoon
and is due to return.
J. L. Randleraan, of Norway,
made our office a pleasant call on
Saturday while in town on buniness.
Robt. McCann, of the Riverton
Lumber Co., came over from the
bay Friday and went to Riverton on
business.
Mr. Cooper, the manager of the
branch store of the Coquille Mill &
George Hermann,
of Myrtle Mercantile Co. at Arago, was in
Point, was quite seriously hurt on town Saturday.
Sunday while participating in a
Bert Gould, the civil engineer,
game of b neb all at that place.
came down fro p the Eckley mining
J. E. Quick is suffering fron a district last Friday, and reports all
severely bruised foot which he sus­ running smoothly.
tained several days ago while help­
The Woodmen of the World of
ing the Aasen boys remove a logging this section are preparing for a big
engine from a scow.
blowout n-xt Saturday evening, and
L. H. Morgan lias ha 1 a nice fire­ every chopper who fails to be there
place n 1 chiuin y p r into his will misB a treat.
house noli' tu* V'alom.'. M. O
Mrs. Peterson, of Arago, returned
Hooten is th • Imil lor and it is a
Monday from Empire where she
g >o 1 pise* of work.
had gone to visit her parents, Mr.
There is t > be a genuine 4th of and Mrs. David Roberts, and sister,
July celebration at \r igo this year. Mrs. John Morgan.
All the necessary prop orations are
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fox, of Marsh­
being made an 1 a grand good time
field, were in town Saturday. While
is assured all wh i attmi 1.
on our streets they met their son,
Rev. H. M. Branham and wife \V. W. Fox, who had just returned
leaves this morning for Rose- from a long sojourn in the Alaska
burg to attowl district conference, mining districts. Mr. Fox and son
which convenes at Roseburg on have some valuable claims at Inman-
Thursday, and will be gone about a chunk.
week.
The surveyor on the coast rail­
Dr. S. Abbott, of Marsh iold, the road, who are still in the vicinity
veteranary surgeon, is here on his re­ of Crescent City, last week were
turn from a trip down the river where working on the beach near Cushing
be had been called by ’ phone.
In creek. The Record says it thought
case you noed his service you should they will run a line along the ocean
call on him.
bluff, as the route inland is very
Miss Ivy Luugworth, of Curry difficult.
county, came up this way last week
The champion chimney sweep
and continued her trip to the bay, who is in our city for a few days,
and returned Monday to this city will clean your flues, one story, 50c
where she will hold .a position in per ilue; two stories 75c.
No dirt
our telephone office.
in your house; all work first class
Mrs. Harry Hemsley, of Sum i a,
California, arrivod here last week
accompanied by her friend, Miss
Grace Sevier, and they will visit
Mrs. H's sister, Mrs. Perry Robin­
son, and other relatives and friends.
W. R. Haines, the Marshfield
piano man, accompanied bv S. C.
Brown, came over Monday and
wont down the river by private con­
veyance on a canvassing trip. Mr.
Haines is doiDg a good business in
his lice.
L. F. Crenshaw, formerly a resi­
dent of the Sumner district, who
has been in eastern Oregon for
some time, nrrived here last week,
coming in from the De Schutes irre-
gating works where he had been
working for some time.
The schooners Abion and May
Flower having just finished load­
ing at our mill, it was able to start
up again after a rest of seveial days,
necessitated by the wharf room all
being occupied.
A large vessel is
expected at Marshfield which will
carry about half a million feet. This
will so relieve the crowded condi­
tion of the yard that the mill will
be able to run steadily for some
time.
Anyone wishing a fine team of
large youDg mares will do well to
call on George Houghton, of Nor­
way.
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Monday
The union revival meetings that
have been in progress during the
last few days in Coquille have been
services of great power, our fair city
has been tried on leligious lines as
never before.
Rev. Snyder is a man who bas
power with God ai:d preaches the
gospel in its purity.
The churches all gave their sympa­
thy and support toward the success
of the meeting.
The membership of the churches
were all greatly benefitted. There
were a few >vho professed conver­
sion.
Had not Rev. Snyder’s strength
failed him, as he has beeu engaged
in meetings since last September,
the meetings would not bave closed
so soon.
He should bave rested a
mouth ago, but bis zeal for souls,
and the request for his aid led him
to undertake more than he should
have.
Rev. Snyder and Mr. Jeffery
made many warm friends here. They
left for their homes this morning
going by way of Marshfield, one to
California, the other to Brownsville,
Oregon.
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Pierce’s
The place to buy
Dry Goods at Right Prices.
Call and look over our Stock and be Convinced.
Agents for Chas. A. Stevens Ready-made and Made-to-meas­
ure Tailor Suits, Shirt waist suits, etc.
STALLION
PERCHERON
Boneparte, Jr.
A beautiful dapple gray and from imported blood weighs
1700 pounds. Sired by Thoroughbred Stallion Boneparte,
Will make the season at COQUILLE and other points in the vallsy
Season commences April 15th. For terms address or inquire of
Slingsby Bros., Coquille, Oregon.
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Bad Luck.
Henry Smith, one of our ball play­
ers, while returning
from the
ball grounds yesterday afternoon,
attempted to jump onto a hand car
that was coming up the track, aud
missing his footing got a fall with
the result that one bone in his right
forearm. This will be likely to
spoil his ball playing for this sea­
son.
Rev. Horsfall will hold services
at the Episcopal church Sunday in
the morning only.
Miss Gertrude Mandigo, of North
Bend, is in town visiting some of
her voung friends.
W.H. SCHROEDER
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Front Street,
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Coquille Mill & Mercantile Co
treatment, who has shown little signs
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of improvement, and it is thought
Drummer’s Sample Sale.
SUM
MART.
an operation will be necessary be­
T. J. Crawford, of San Francisco,
fore permnneut relief can be expect­ Two bass hits—Flanagan, Mona­
will sell his entire sample line of
han and Peralta.
Dealers in+•*
ed.
cloth and silk suits, coats, waists,
Struck out—Cooper, 8; Smith, 8.
The members of the Ladies Band,
Stolen bases, Marshfield 6; Coquille sud skirts at the Hotel Coquille
of this city, on Friday evening,
sample room Thursday, Friday and
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gave a whist party in honor of Miss
Saturday. Here is your opportun­
Hit by pitcher, Kennedy.
Mary Downing, at the home of Mr.
Base on balls off Smith, 2; Cooper, ity, ladies, to buy up-to-date styles
and Mrs. Fred Slagle. An exceeding­
at wholesale prices. You are wel­
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ly pleasant evening was spent by
come.
Umpire, Page; Scorer, Mahoney.
these young people. This was a
T he C rawford O utfitting C o .,
Time of game, 1:40.
farewell party, Miss Downing hav­
San Francisco,
ing closed her music teaching here
Diamond Sparks.
for the time being, and will return
Monehan, the first baseman of
to her home at Ashland. The time of
Marshfield, is always “ there” with
her returning will be looked for­
the ginger and funny sayings to the
ward to by our young people, she
great amusement of the spectators.
having become a favorite among
Olynes and Downing will be a
them.
tower of strength to the Bandons.
The declamatory contest by the
Cartwright, our new third base­
members of Mrs. Wooten’s elocu­ man, will be here in time for next
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tion class, which took place Satur­ Sunday’s game.
day evening at the Masonic Hall,
“ Cap” Streib will switch the in­
was wall attended and highly ap­ field, Smith going to first, the
preciated by those in attendance. “ Cap” will play second and Robin­
There were eight who took part in son will go to the outfield.
or no pay; also examine chim­ the contest, Miss Dilla Wood be­
Wickman, the centerfielder of Clocks!
Clocks!
neys for defects. Leave orders at ing i.l and not able to attend. The Marshfield, robbed Peralta of a
LargelAssortment
at
this office at once.
beautiful gold medal was won by three bagger in the ninth by mak­
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Mrs. J. A. Lamb and Miss Mary Miss Emma Sherwood, in the ren­ ing a beautiful running catch of his
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Watch
Repairing.
Downing will start for southern dition of the Chanot Race from long fly.
Successor to T. J. Little.
Oregon tomorrow, Miss Downing “ Ben Hur.” ' The others did well
Chaales Baxter, our handsome (20 years’ experience.)
G E N E R A L D R A Y IN G .
going to hor home at Ashland, and which speaks highly for the ability native son, showed that he was
W IL L M E E T A L L B O A T S A N D T R A IN S .
Mrs. Lamb going to her former of Mrs. Wooten as a tutor in elocu­ made of the right stuff last Sunday
home at Medford for a visit with tionary art.
at North Bend where he umpired
All orders bandied with carefulness and expedience.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W ood­
the game. The North Bend play­
Notice.
ford of that place.
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ers tried to bulldoze him but after
Sole Agent for
Notice is hereby given to the Law a few fines they were as meek as
W a n t e d . — By Chicago Manufac.
REAL ESTATE.
and Order League, and to all law-
no more
luring House, person of trustworthi­ abiding citizens of Coos county, lambs and gave him
ness and somewhat familiar with that there will be a mass meeting at trouble. This rule should be fol­ $•3,000 A large school building hereto
a foie conducted as an academy,
local territory as assistantin branch the court house on the 8th day of lowed by the rest of the umpires of —
in oenter of well populated dis­
trict- Building folly famished.
office. Salary $18 paid weekly, per­ June, 1905, at 10 o'clock a. m., to the league, as the spectators come
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Good
grounds. An excellent op­
devise ways and means for the en­ to see a baseball game and not
portunity for the right party,
manent position. No investment re­
forcement of the Local Option law.
W ill lease.
Who tied the cow ’s tail to his le g iu the process of m ilk
quired. Business established. Pre­
All law and order loving people rag chewing contest.
$11,500 This amount of fine property,
ing; said she had not d ragged him over tw o m iles b e fo r
including two fine residences
vious experience not essential to en­ are cordially invited to attend.
be realized he had made a mistake.
and 10-aore orange grove in Pomona, Cal.
The Bandon-North Bend Game. to
J. J. L amb ,
gaging. Address, Manager Branch-
exchange for good stock ranoh.
President.
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good
farm
of
2^0
acres
near
Co-
The Bandonites won their first
323 Dearborn St., Chicago.
H o w 3^-u.cla. IFartli er
qaille. Has *2,000 worth of first
game last Sunday by defeating the
class timber. Will lease.
Mrs. A. L. Veatch, who has been
Lee Items.
Must you be dragged before you realize you are making a
North Benders in a score of 4 to 1. $2800 A flno oorner business propert v
ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
mistake in not using E lectric L igh ts.
Editor
H
erald : — As I have not Reed was hit freely and gave away
L. Barker, at Fairview, for several
Nice small plaoe of 8 acres near
to Higginbottom in the seventh, $1500
town, well improved, 4 acres full
weeks, passed away last Tuesday. seen any items from Lee for some who held the heavy hitting “lads
bearing orchard, balanoe pasture
time,
do
not
think
that
Lee
is
dead,
and
meadow. Good eyoporator.
from
the
beach”
from
scoring
She had been lingering for a long
This is a good investment.
We had a
Buck Hughes pitched au elegant
time, afflicted with that dread dis­ as it is far from it.
House
ana two lots in good
game and was accorded faultless $1000
location. A bargain.
eas 9, consumption. Deceased was a strawberry festival Saturday night
support by his team males.
Good house, barn and four lots
$ 000
young woman, being yet in her in the hall, for the purpose of rais­
in fine location.
The features of the game was the
ing
money
to
buy
song
books
for
business property. Better
twenties, and leaves a husband to
running one-handed catch of Clynes $ 800 Corner
investigate this now.
mourn the loss of a loving compan our Sunday school. We realized which to all appearances was good $ 650 A bill ranch on Fishtrap of 150
acres, 4 acres cultivated, 40 acres
nearly sixteen dollars. The short for three bags.
grass, 2 rough houses, barn, 100 young
McKune, Adams and Ward car­ in
program was good, and ofcourse the
fruit trees, about 300,000 feet fine cedar
strawberries and cream, with plenty ried off the batting honors for Ban­ timber. This is a genuine bargain.
A residence property that is dirt
don.
$ 500
of fine cakes thrown in, wag another
cheap.
Newell made some beautiful stops
Two fine lots near the school-
good treat. Afterward games were
and fielded his position like a big f 259 honse.
played until twelve o ’clock when all leaguer.
New 5-room cottage and one lot
$ 500 A coxy home.
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went home feeling it was an even­
Three fine residence lots, close to
Certain persons about town seem $ 400 business. An extraordinary bar­
ing to be remembered. • • * Our
gain.
not
to
have
the
proper
regard
for
Sunday school has an enrollment of
FRESH AND SALT MEATS.
posters and advertisements placed $ 100 Two oorner bottom lots.
over forty members. * * * Miss on our streets, and prosecutions |
It is impossible to describe my list in thi*
Lard, Bacon, Hams, Sausage, Chickens, Vegetables,
Byers, who has been so seriously may follow if these are not left where ojtnmn. If you are looking for a good
ill with blood poison, is improving. posted without being marred and piece of property at a reasonable price,
Turkeys and Game in Season.
can certainly suit von.
Mr. Hayes is still very sick.
Jack
torn dowu.
Remeiubet, I rent houses and farms,
Front
Street,
Coquille, Ore.,
Woods was improving at last re­
make loans and do all kinds o f agency
F or S a l e . — A few good Grade business. Come in and see me before buy­
port • * • If this misses the waste
Phone,
Main
43.
P. 0. Box 224
DOLLARS.
Herford and Durham hulls.
En­ ing. I can save yon O
basket we may write again
. C. HANFORD,
A unt N anct .
quire W. T. Dement, Myrtle Point
Coquille, Oregon.
Lumber o f all kinds, General Merchandise,
Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishing
Goods a Specialty.
Orders for Lumber filled with care and
dispatch by rail or boat.
W. T. KERR, Manager.
I (VERY and FEED STABLE
Sanford’s Bargains
Coquille Coal and Lumber Co’s Coal
INVESTIGATE
duality as well as Quantity
for the price paid at the
City Meat Market
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About 200 fans accompanied the
“Chappies" last Sunday to see their
idols swallow their first bitter pill
of defeat at Marshfield.
Owing to
the soft infield and sloppy outfield
the “ Chappies” were unable to per­
form at their best.
While both
pitchers had their troubles in hand­
ling the wet sphere, Smith of .the
Marshfield team wau luckiest of the
two in keeping the hits scattered.
Cooper was not given the support
he should have received, conse­
quently Marshfield’s .team found it
an easy matter to pile up runs from
the start when they scored two aod
kept it up until they had ten.
The locals were unable to score
until the seventh inning on Nevins'
single and Peralta's drive to center.
In the eighth inniDg they managed
to add two more on Robinson’s
single, a sacrifice and errors by
Kennedy and Bigley.
Thus ended the battle of our
idols.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Deyoe, of
MARSHFIELD.
Myrtle Point, went to Bandon.
AB R BH PO A
yesterday for a little outing and to
Flanagan, If.. 5 1 1 1 0
catch some fish.
Monahan, l b . . 5 3 2 11 0
Chas. Shuck, a late arrival from
Collins, c . . . .
5 1 3 8 0
Iowa, is visiting his uncle, Samuel
Kennedy, ss .. 3 I 1 2 0
Shuck, of Lee, and family.
He ex­
Smith, p . . . .
5 1 2 1 6
pects to be here till autumn.
Severance, r f.. 4 0 1 0 0
Unimproved lots in Marshfield Bigley, 3 b .. . . 4 0 1 1 1
for sale or exchange for Coquille Hanruhan, 2b. 4 1 1 0 4
property.
See W . O, W illiams ,
Wickmnn, c f .. 4 1 2 2 0
Marshfield,
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Henry Grady returned yesterday
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from a visit with his son-in-law and
COQUILLE.
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, of
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San Francisco. He tell us that Mr. Nevins, ss....... ..5 1 1 f 0
Nelson has been ill for three or four Peralta, c ....... ..5 0 2 8 0
weeks, but wag improving when he Streib, Il>...... ...5 0 0 9 2
Smith, 2b ..... ...4 0 0 1 3
left for home.
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Mrs. A. P. Alford, of this place, Robinson, 3b .. ...4 1
Ordway,
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returned Saturday from Marshfield
where she had been to see her Lorenz, c f ...... ...» 0 0 0 0
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daughter, Miss Edna, who was re­ Nos'er, r f .......
cently taken to the bay for medical Cooper, p ....... ...4 0 0 1 l
all over ihe w eft
theyw ear
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Coquille “Chappies” Meet De* Mootings Closed on
Night.
feat at Marshtield.
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