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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1905)
uri ” ■ 1 - 111 1 -i- — - 1 - - n irw m n > i«w »w ■■■■ ■ ■ J _______________ > See those baby bonnets at Mrs. Per- Myrtle Point Items Mrs. I. Nordstrom, of Parkers Como out tonight nnd see Nonna's ott’ s. burg, did shopping in town Mon- show. It is u hummer. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Garratt, the l day, James Stawff returned to Marsh A. Gottsche of Bundon made our The finest breakfast bacon at photagruphers, took their departure field Thursday. Dean A Morgan’s. city a between-boats visit yesterday. The steamer Newport is due to on the Alliance for their former Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Howey are Charles Peterson of Riverton had j Ladies Tan aud black Ties selling borne in Humboldt, Cal. They will sail for Portland today or tomorrow. at cost at Robinson’s store. She has good accommodations for back from the fair. business at Myrtle Point Thursday. Lace Curtins 65 cents per pair probably locate at Fortuna, as that Passengers. The steamer Elizabeth arrived in Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Peterson, of and up at Robinson's Store. ; is a lively, wide-awake town. We Our former citizen, U. Root, who j the river on Monday. Riverton, were in town Monday. W. P. Fuller’s prepared Paints, Oils ! shall miss them, as a good photog Thomas Coke of Marshfield came rapher does not visit here very o f has spent upwards of two years in j C. Timmons, the salmon eanuer, [ and Varnishes at J. A. Lamb A Co. California, arrived in town Mon over to town yesterday. E. H. Beyers, the Sumner farmer, ten. arrived hero last Thursday from his day. His old friends are highly had business in town on Thursday. D. Fulton of Ooquillo was in town Leather music folios at 50 per home at Astoria. pleased to see him again. j Saturday. J. O. Farmer, the blacksmith, is J Captain Rackteff, of Myrtle Point cent off at Haines Music Co. Hotel and livery stable for sale. Both I Mrs. L. Traver and little son are Lawns and summer fabrics at cost now engaged in the now shop with was among Coquille’s visitors on buildings in good condition; 16 rooms in j paying Mrs. C. Hermann of the Monday. S. H. McAdams. and less at Robinson’s store. hotel, 12 bedrooms. All rooms fur- j nislied. 24 stalls in stable. $1,000 j W anted . — A furoished house by ! South Fork a visit this week. Tom Watson and wife of Bandon Rev. W. R. F. Brown, of Myrtle Miss Pearson, the trained nurse down, balance on easy payments. For j came up ou the boat Monday to man und wife, no children. Enquire Point, wps in our city Monday. Agents fo r Chas. A. Steuens Ready-made and Made-to-meas who was here some throe years ago, further information call on ot address ' at this office. \\\ V. Fisher of Bandon had consult Dr. Wetmore. has returned here from Cincinnati, E. M. Furman, the I’ iano Man, Marsh-' ure Tailor Suits, Shirt waist suits, etc. 50 and 60 cent popular music at C. W. Gould, from El Reno, Ok business a day or so in town last Ohio, where she has been located fiald, Or., or at this oltice. lahoma, is here looking at the coun 10c and 2 for 25c, W R Haines week. F or S ale . —One United States j for some time. Music Co, Marshfield. Mr. Brownsou, of the Middle try with a view to locating. Our farmers aud dairymen are Turbine Seperator, capacity about Fork, was in this city the last of A good organ at payments of threatened with a serious invasion 1000 pounds; in good order, as good Nesnph’s Great Show is here. last week. Showed last night and will again to $5 down and 50c per week. W R of the grubs which devastated this as new. Owner perfectly satisfied M. nnd Mrs. Arthur Ellingson, of night. Come out and enjoy a Haines Music Co, Marshfield. section five years ago. The pests but it is not large enough for his this city, returned Wednesday from hearty laugh. If you wish to see something real are taking everything and there business. For full particulars go to a trip to the fair. Dr. A. F. Kirshman, dentist, left pretty, examine the collection of does not seem to be any remeny for T. H. Mehl A Co’s, hardware store. Mrs. Dr, R. S. Magee, of Topeka, Mr. Maudigo, the North Bond July 14 for Portland to attend the Coos county souvenir shells at Mrs. them. merchant, passed through to Myr Lowis & Clark Dental Congress. Noslers, Myrtle Point is liable to go dryer Kansas sptnt n few days in this Will return about July 26. tle point on mondny. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Topping, of than it has been yet, as there is a county lately visiting her cousin, Those who Mrs. M. O. Hooton, of this city, Mrs. Robinson, who was poisoned Bandon, went to Portland by the scarcity of water. Mrs. Chas. Lorenz of Bandon reutrned home Monday after a visit by the sting of an insect Friday steamer Newport, (sailing on the stuck to their wells are rejoicing and other acquaintances. She had accompanied her husband to port- now. evening, after suffering is convales 11th inst. with her mother, Mrs. Skeels. land where he went to attend the Mr. E. W. Wright who has been cing. Dr. Wetmore is in attend Alva Colton, of Myrtle Point, H. J. Blaesing, the Portland O f course it would and we agree with you in the matte came to town Monday and greeted teaching the Rackliff school wss fair and be present at the medical tombstone man, made Coos county ance. S. S. Norton, of Redding, Califor many old friends and comrades on called to Canyonville on account of congress in progress iu ’Portland. a flying visit the first of the week. Such a thing would creai excitement and comment. his wife’s illness. He left July 1st. Myrtle Point has selected a corps nia, arrived here Saturday and join our streets, Rev. G. R. Edmunds came over The new bank is progressing of teachers for the approaching ed his wife who was here visiting her When you want a pleasant laxa from North Bend on Saturday and parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Lor tive that is easy to take and certain finely and bids fair to be the finest school year, excepting the principal, proceeded to Bandon the same day. to act, use Chamberlain’s Stomach looking building in the city. It is as follows: Assistant principal, enz, and many friends. and Liver tablets. For sale by R. quite a resort for these of the Miss Mabel Eudicott; fifth and sixth Would be that the man was not aware that Miss Beulah Walker of this city Mr. Dubner, the Marshfield ma S. Knowlton. we handled Gents' Ready Made Clothing arrived yesterday morning from a sterner sex whose duties permit grades, Miss Minnie Me Cracken, chinist, who has been rendering bought direct from the maker, thereby sauing Geo. Hall of the Eckley mining sojourn o ' n year in Southern Cali them to stand nnd watch the work third and fourth grades Miss Laura valuable assistance in setting up district, took an eastern mining to the consumer the middle man’s profit. fornia. man. Wise; first and second grades, Miss machinery in the Cody camp, went Think this ouer. The man being scantHu at man to his claims last week with a A new livery stable is also being Bertha Prey; primary room, Miss N. G. W. Perkins, the Myrtle over home Saturday. tired would naturally need shoes. What hind ? view to getting him interested in erected on the corner of Maple and Daisy Short. With a good princi Point druggist, returned with his J. B. Sweet, the Lampa creek that section. pal, backed by the abovd list, Myr 4th. family on Monday from an outing farmer, came up yesterday for the Colonel Coach, of the Cody log Mr. andMrs. E. Davenport and two tle Point is assured of a good term on the Bandon beach. service of a physician, having fallen Duprey’s Celery Headache Pow from a load of hay the day before ging company, has purchased the boys aDd Mr. aud Mrs. L. Braden, of school. farm of Jonathan Quick, the pioneer and little daughters went out Sun. ders, give instant relief. Price 25 Everybody knows that, and knows that we and fractured his shoulder. Port of Bandon. Lampa creek rancher, paying the day to one of Mr. R. Dements ranges cents. R. 8. Knowlton, Coquille S. S. Elizabeth arrived July 8th; have ’em. Mrs. M. E. Johnson received a sum of $3,000 therefor. for a week’s camping. City; C. Y. Lowe. Bui Ion. letter Sunday from Fresno, Califor Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Riley, of Ban Mr. R. Slingsby and Miss Mary sailed July 10th. Licorice Liver Laxative, the best Incoming cargo, 90 tons. nia, announcing the death of her don, came in to see us Monday, Davenport of Coquille, and Miss bowel cleanser. Price 50 cents Outgoing passengers: W. A. grandson, the infant son of Mr. aud while in town on business. Mr. Alice Lawson o f Grizzly Bluff Cal. For sale by R. S Knowlton, Co Mrs. Wilkerson of that place. Rily has purchased a place four have been making a short visit with Hoover and wife, Miss Alma Nel “UP AND DOIN’ ’’ quille City; C Y. Lowe, Bandon. son, J. M. Dethel. Any one wishing an Organ cleaned miles below Bandon and is giongto friends in Myrtle Point. Outgoing cargo: 225,000 feet of Foil S.vi.is. \ good geneeal and repaired can secure the services become a rancher. On July 13th a boy was born to lumber; 30 cords matchwood; wool, housekeeping outfit, consisting of of an expert by leaving orders at Mrs. Lewis Beuchler, of Chicago, Dr. M. 0 Stemmier and wife. Mrs. hides, butter, etc., 60 tons. stoves, chairs bedroom sets, etc. the W. H. Schroeder Watchmaker arrived here the latter part of the Stemmier is receiving a visit from For particulars, cull ut tho H erald shop. Prices moderate; work guar week aDd is enjoying a pleasant her mother Mrs. Barton of Washing Bi-ut I l r r D o u b le . office. anteed. visit with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Nos ton, “ I knew no one, for four weeks, J. T. Morgan, father of our far Prof. M. B. Sigus and wife ot the ier the fancy goods merchant, as well The Ladies’ Improvement Club when I was sick with typhoid and mer citizen of Parkersburg, of Central State Normal spent Friday as her many old time friends. She met at the home of Chas. Adams kidney trouble,” writes Mrs. Annie Hastings, Neb., arrived here last and Saturday in town looking up will be joined by Mr. Benchler in a on Friday the 14th. Among other Hunter, of Pittsburg, Pa., “ and week and is enjoying a visit with students for the school. The school few dsys. business was the election of officers when I got bettei, although I had Press Accepted throughout the civilized world one of the best doctors I could get, his son. is in a flourishing condition und a Our young friend, Fay Heryey, Mrs. J. Brown and Mrs, Geo. Guer I was bent double, and had to rest the as the most universally satisfactory il- Mrs, Taylor will speak in the arge attendance is promised. who recently returned from a so in were reelected as president and my hands on my knees when I First M. E. Church. Sunday morn Button luminant for all purposes. Safest, journ of a year and a half in Cal vice president, Mrs. C. Adams secre walked. From this terrible afflic F or S ale . — At a great bargain, ing July 23rd, at l l o ’clock’ All tion I was rescued by Electric Bit Cleanest, Most Convenient, and the five acres in Edenbower addition to ifornia where ho had attended tary and Mrs. W. McClosky Treas. ters, which restored my health and are invited to hear this very inter Roseburg. Small buildings, family school, passed through this city After rontine work was finished strength, and now I can walk as and CHEAPEST light known, esting speaker. Sunday School at orchard, all tillable and fenced, with Monday on his way back. He had Mrs. Adams served ice cream and straight as ever. They are simply 10 a. m. there That furnished by tho C O Q U IL L E Guaranieed to cure good well of water. Inquire at enjoyed a pleasant visit with his cake which was duly appreciated. wonderful.” Chas. Evlaud, a new arrival iu A little music and comverse made stomach, liver and kidney disord y0U R I V E R E L E C T R I C CO. is first this office or of Jco. A. Laird, Ban parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hervey the county and a first-class mechan the afternoon pass quickly and ers; at R. S. Knowlton’s drug store; of the North Fork. don. have class and up to date in every respect, ic, is now assisting J. T. Hartlv, the price 50c. Rev. Chas. E. Crumley, former pleasantly. new proprietor of tho machine and Dr. I,. A. Steraler, den^st, announ it. The rates place it within reach of all Mr. and Mrs. Schiller Hermann ly a resident of this county, now a blacksmith shop on the corner of ces that he is permanently located in and family go this week to Brewster resident of Los Angeles, California, Myrtle Point with up-to-date offices Hall uud First streets. arrived here last week and is enjoy valley camping where they will be over Perkins’ drug store. Those Mrs. Andrew Jackson of Monte- ing a visit with old friends. He joined by Mr. and Mrs. Biuger Her sano, Washington, who has been wishing anything in dentistry will proceeded to Riverton where he will mann of Roseburg, and their daugh here visiting her mother, Mrs. Joe do well to give him a call, Somno- join Revs. Keeler and Enge who are ter and son-in-law Mr. and Mas. L. Hudson, fer several weeks, also her forme administerd for the extraction conducting a revival at that place. Gantley of Washington D. C. U nder N ew M a n a g em en t. sister, Mrs. Divilbiss, of Curry of teeth when desired. Mr. F. Pierson is teaching the J. N. Roberts, the Myrtle Point county, started on her roturn home The Aasen Bros, who are open Rackleff school. Furniture Factory man, went to I will sell my Res taurant and Ba last Friday. ing up an extensive logging camp Miss Nellie Dement is home on a Marshfield the latter part of last kery on Front street at a very rea Mr. and Nrs. W. W. Hayes came ou Rinck creek, received a large visit after a year's absence in and sonable figure, as I wish to make a from the Puget week to take a look at the iDside over from Marshfield on Saturday, double donkey near Roseburg, teaching. finishings of the Flanagan A Bennett change. Have got a good business having been over several days lend Sound Iron and Steel Works the S t r ic t l y The extremely hot weather of the and trado for the right parties. bank, after which he will pattern ing some assistance in the conduct latter part of the week. The boys F ir s t - C l a s s . that of the Bank of Myrtle Point, he 7th. and 8tb inst. cooked the apples ing of the Central Hotel during the are putting in a lot of fine machin Als o have 10 furnish ed « oms. and peaches on tho trees. Worms having the contract for that work. absence of Mr. and Mrs. Snyder, ery and will doubtless do a good OLIVER WILSON. are working a great hardship among business. 22 lbs. best Japan Rice,.......... $1.00 who have been at Portland. our farmers and dairymen. D ied —At the home of his par 18 lbs. best dry granulated Prof- O. U. White of Philomaih Mrs A1 Baker, nee Ruby Graham O p p o s ite 1. O. O . F . Hall cane sugar........................... $1.00 Successor to J. T. Little. College will he in Coquille Tuesday ents, near Lee, Oregon, July 12, and infant son, arrived from Cres afternoon and Wednesday morning, 1905. Lewis Whitmer Brown, aged 100 sack best dry granulated cent City California on Satnrday to — in — cane sugar............................$5.50 July 18th nnd 10th, and will be glad 2 years, 11 months and 18 days visit with her parents and other rel 44 bars Dandy soap................$1.00 REAI. ESTATE. to meet any one interested iu a col Deceased was the second son of Mr. atives. O bserver . lege education. If finances prevent and Mrs. Arthur Brown. The fun 14 cans Haywards Tomatoes...$1.00 Capt. L. H. Jensen, of San Fran $ 2 800 A fin© oorner business prop© rfc you from attending, call and let him eral services were conducted by the 50 lb. sack half ground Salt...$ .25 Rev. Haines, at the North Fork 100 lbs. sack half ground salt..$ .45 cisco, is visiting his brother-in-law, $1500 Nioe «mall plaoe of 8 acres near help you solve the difficulty. ■■■ ■■ .1 town, well improved, 4 acres fall 5 gallon keg Pickles...............$ .75 Capt. Clausen of Riverton. bearing orchard, balance pastor© C. E Schroeder, met with a very church, Thursday, July 13. and meadow. Good eyoporator. 2 packages Grape Nuts.......... $ .25 A camp meeting is to be held by painful accident Monday at John John Crewe, of Curry Couty, was This is a good investment. Sago or Tapioca per pou n d ...! .5 House and two lots in good son’s mill. Paul Paulson was flour the Seventh Day Adventists of the taken to the insane asylum last $1000 * location. A bargain. A t R obinson ’ s S tore . week, having gone violently insane $ GOO Good house, barn and four lots ishing a two-inch chisel nnd the county at this place, beginning July ■— I in fine location. A grand excursion on the Bandon the first of the week, during which blade accidentally leaving the han 27th and continuing ten days. Revs. Front Street, $ 800 Corner business property. Better dle, struck Mr. Schroeder, severing Daniel Nettleton, of Nebraska; W. beach will be givsn Saturday July he got hold of a gun and shot his ■ investigate this now. 29th, for the benefit of the M. E. $ 5 0 0 A residence property that is dirt father through the thigh, breaking the lower lip and knocking out one T. Martin of Tacoma, and F. S. COQUILLE, OREGON. — cheap. of the lower teeth. Dr. Wetmore, Bunch of Gravel Ford will be the Church and the Ladies Band of the bone. He was brought to town $ 250 Two fine lots near the school- “ — house. The meetings will be Coqnille. The steamor Liberty will by C. A. Langworthy, M. K. Wright who dressed the wound, says if the speakers. A ll WORK GUARANTEED. t 5 0 0 New &-room cottage and one lot. blado had struck him a few inches held iu the Grove near the Advent- j leave Coquille at 8 o ’clock in the I and Frank Moore. 7 A cozy home. & 400 Three fine residence lots, close to above the place it did it would have ist church. All are cordially in -! morning arriving at Bandon about business. An extraordinary bar 11 o'clock. Will leave Bandon on | vited to attend. caused death. Expert W atch Repairing $ 100 gain. Two corner bottom lots. the return trip at 5 p. m. giving i Satisfaction Guaranteed about 6 hours at the beach. All | $ 200 Two fine, rich garden lots. Just 20 Tears' Experience ", i ■ ■— the thing for a family. children under 12 years of age will $ 320 Poor nice lots, partly bottom land Wilson Jewelry Co. be carried free. All over 12 years j *" suitable for garden. A good bay for one of moderate means. will be charged 50 cents for round | 1 5 0 Fine large residence snd eleven trip. The Ladies Band will furnish ! i» lots for rent, inoludes two oows. chickens, ducks, garden and fruit. the music for the occasion. Every Family with children need not ayply. body take your lurnh mid go fora It is impossible to describe my list in this good time Tickets will lie in the ciimnn. If yon are looking for a good Everything neat and up-to-date in every piece of property at a reasonable price, I Newly established. hiDds of m -mhers i.f the M. E. can certainly suit yon. Hemeiubei, I rent hoases and farms, church and the Lndier Band, for respect. Meals a t all hours, day or night. make loans and do all kinds of agency sale. Hurry up and get your ticket i hnsiness. Come in and see me before buy Rooms by the Day. Week or Month. ing. I esn save you DOLLARS. for the grandest excursion of the O. C. SANFORD, FRONT STREET, COQUILLE, OREGON. season. J. L. B eattt , manager. Coquille, Oregon. LOCAL N E W S . P ierce’s The place to buy Dry Goods at Right Prices. Call and look over our Stock and be Convinced. W ouldn’t it J a r You To see one of our repre sentative citizens attend a baseball game attired in a bathing suit? THE TALK OF THE TOWN W a lk = O v e rs ° " C.M.&M.CO. Incandescent Electric Light For S0LE! FRANK MORSE, Prop, COQUILLE, ORE. W. H. Mansell, Livery Best of Turnouts. Feed and Sale Stable Hay, Grain, Feed. Sanford’s Bargains W.H. SCHROEDER I Watchmaker and Jeweler, Jw w w w w w w w w w w w ^ The City Restaurant O. WILSON, Prop. . . . . K