Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1906)
Japanese TITLE GUARANTEE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY ABSTRAC i I List your property with the rf' me Those fine dress ginghn os are A Suicide Wright’s medical, d iiinierweurut ABSTRACTS ABSTRACTS ABSTRACTS ABSTRACTS 1 Realty Co. Grane’« going fust at Robinsons. Ou Monday evening at about 8 J. T. Jewett went to Myrtle 1 int F r » good par of shoes, go to For a good burguin in a single Nice fresh lot of cookies just ar. Druue’s. Monday. buggy and harness or either, call at o ’clock, Mini), one of the J.ipnutte rived at Robinsons. section crew at this place evident For first-class watch repairing to this office, Ladies’ summer dress skirts at Thomas Heaton who has been ill ly committed suicide at the mouth to W. H* Schroeders. K oh S ale . —One fine yoke of work Robinson’s. for some time is no better. of Cunningham creek, a mile below For a nice ready made wrapper oxen. Price $80 or will trade for The choicest city locations. The fine line of waists and wrappers Home Realty Co. town. At that time Gene Wick or waist go to O. Wilson & Co’s cows. Nelsou Junes. ham, Hal Pierce and Tracy Leach, at O. Wilson’s Si Co’s. Go to Mrs. C. O. Gilkey’s for H ay F ob S ale .— A lot o f tine rye Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon. B obn . At the Junction, near Bea three of our school boys were near Miss Nellie Barker, of Marshfield, Easter Candies. grass hay. Henry Grady, Norway. ver Hill, March 15, 1906, to Mr. the spot fishing, when they heard a We have completed a thorough, up-to-date Timber coal and farm lauds The is visiting friends up the river. O. Wilson Si Co. sells nice fresh and Mrs. J. N. Fielder, a daughter. Home Realty Co. splash in the river. The first onion sets at 12£ cents per pound. A b s t r a c t P la n t. Step in and see those uew spring Look out for the largest and thought of the boys was that a J. H. Snyder was down from Myr suits at Robiuaon’s. The Home Realty Co., has the buyers. List your property with finest stock of drygoods ever open piece of the river bank had fallen We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short Apprentice girls wanted at Mrs tle Point on Friday. ed in Coquille, to arrive at N. iu, but at once they beard other them. notice, and orders will receive careful and prompt attention. After-Dinner Mint, for indiges Moon’s dress making parlors Lorenz's soon. splashing and gurgling sounds, A tract of Re 1 Cedar timber out Large supply of fresh garden tion. Drane keeps it. Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Banh John Holt, of Eureka, Cal., purcli- when they rau with their lantern lay for shingle mill. The Home seeds at Knowlton’s drug store Try the After Dinner Mint for ased the C harlsou place at F shtrap and saw the man’s head just above Coquille “ “ Coquille Post Office. Realty Co. J. W. Bell, of Norway, had busi indigestion. At Drani’s. MARSHFIELD THONE, 143. last week through the agency of water in the river. At this moment Jerry Huntly, the attorney of ness in town on Thursday of last Buster Brown Blue Ribbon COQUILLE PHONE, 191. W. L. Kistner. two young men were coming up Curry county, returned from Port school shoes at Robinson’s. week. Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS. L. F. Crouch, of the Bay side, tbo track, to whom the boys call- Onion sets at 12J cents per land the last of the week. If you wish to be honorably dealt came over Friday and spent a day | ® < L and who got into a boat which TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., pound at O. Wilson <t C o ’ b . Besides a full stock of grass with, list with the Home Realty Co. R. H. Smith, Abstractor. Henry Sengstacken, Manager. or so with his uncle and aunt, Mr. j w ,lM theio and brought Mino near seeds, Knowlton has the best rari A nice line of ladies’ and children’s The schoooner Advance sailed hats and caps at Mrs. Perrott’s ties of Corn, Beets and Carrots. and Mrs. Joel Patterson. enough that Wickham aud Pierce ABSTRACTS ABSTRACTS ABSTRACTS A BSTRACTS from Bandon fur San Francisco on Have you seen those beautiful Mrs.C.C. Price, of Riverton, was in It pays to use Stock Food at this' reacbe<l bim aaJ pulled him partly Saturday. Bettor get a ont° shore, when they noticed souvenir postal cards at Mrs. Nos- town Wednesday, making her hus time of the year. W. P. Fuller’» prepared Paints, Oils ler’s. band a visit and doing some trading. package at Knowlton’3 drug store he was bleeding. The idea of a and try it with your cow. murder occurred to the boys who and Varnishes at J. A. Lamb A Co. Courthouso, Scboolhouse and Fine, thoroughbred Brown Leg The county’s road machine wus comic souveuir postal cards at Mrs. horn eggs for setting at J. C. Wat This is the time of year that the left the body which by this time ap- taken to Bandon by last Thursday’s Nosler’s. son’s. Per setting $1.00; $5 per best results are obtain*! by using peard lifeless, aud hurried to town Stock Ford. Knowlton has a large „ , .... . ., . , 100 . Dispatch. supply of all different kinds. aml uotllleJ Marshal Goodman aud Sewing machine needles aud oil Nightwatch Gage, who with others New spriug lino negligee and golf F. W. Barker, of Prosper, who for all kinds of machines. Wilson The news reaches this place that hurried back, but the body was shirts just opened up atRobiuson s. has been on the complaining list for J welry Co. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kanematz, for- gone> haviug slid back into the a short time, made Coquille a visit E. A Williams, of Cunningham, B o .; n . — At Sumner, April 15, mer residents of, this city, are the j river. has a fine thuroughbred Jersey bull 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. Archie on Friday. happy parents of a big baby boy. ! From tbe other members of the We are in a position to offer a for sale. Boone, a son. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Ploeger, of crew we learn that the deceased had good piece of water front of 2J Gasene soap at Drane s. The The Gravel Ford cheese lactory, acres near town; good for mill or Marshfield, passed through town been ill, aud that he had started eff best on the market for the prioes a branch of the O. K creamery, of factory site. Saturday eu route to Myrtle Point without making any explanation as Try it. this place, started up on Monday. F or S ale . —Six bend of good where they went to visit old friends, to where he was going, uud from J. W. Hobbs, of Eugene, »II. S. milch cow, enquire of F. L. Smith, Miss Cora Belloni, of the Coast bis actions io a general way, have Mrs. H. C. Dorris, of Arago, has revenue officer, visited this place Fishtrap, Oregon, or J. C. Wilson, Mail, at Marshfield, came over on ■ reacb®d the conclusion that it is a been real sick for several days, but Prosper, Oregon. lust week. Saturday aod made her parents, P^a*n case °t suicide. The body Buy your garden Beeds at Kuowl- was much better at last uceounts. Mrs. N. Lorenz, of this city, start tou’s drug store and get the very Three choice 50 ft. lots, near the ed yesterday for Redding, Cal., Mr. nnd Mrs. George Belloni, a has not Jet beeu recovered up to I this writing. visit. school house, for sale; price $400. best. where she goes to visit her daugh The hat and a razor belonging to Address Win, Candlin, owner, Co- S B. Cathcrrt. the civil engineer, Following are some of the prices ter, Mrs. S. S. Norton. quille. for work of our new shoemaker, Mr. Mino wero found on the river bank returned Monday from a trip to Those who have tried all kinds Robinson's store has a big line Iskrafunke: Half soles, men’s, 80c; where considerable blood was no Curry county. of ladies’ shirt waists, muslin under claim the Northern grown seeds the ticeable on the grass. The con Chick Feed is the proper thing wear, corset covers, dress skirts best. Three papers for 10 cents at ladies’ 55o; children’s, 35c; rubber tents of a note found in his room Knowltou’s drug store. heels, 50c. for the young chickens. Knowlton and underskirts. indicated that he contemplated self has it. F. Iskrafunke, a firstclass shoe F. S. Lack, of Los Angeles, is F ob S ale . — A three-inch Stude- Miss Edith Hayter, of this city, bnker wagon, good ns new. Also a maker from San Francisco, has lo here looking over the county and destruction when he started away, visited her father at Bandon a day good work horse, weight 1000 lbs. cated with us, now occupying the may yet see fit to invest in some in which he requested that his let ters, pictures, etc., be sent to Japan, Enquire of J. E. Quick, Coquille. or so last week shop lately vacated by Mr. Simpson. Coos county property. He is ac G e n e r a l I M e r o la a -n c iis e a n d L u m b e r nnd closing with a good bye. We have a way of selliug some The world’s best soda cracker, Eltou Tyrrel was taken suddenly companied by his wife. Uneeda Biscuit, at every store in goods which results in us selling by an attack pleurisy while working Thero is good prospects of a col A. S. Hammond, the attorney and more and more of them each day, town. lege being located at Myrtle Point. for instance Schilling’s Best. P. at the mili on Monday. We hepe abstracter who lately located with Boas. At East Marshfield, April to see him all right in a day or so. us, returued from Portland Monday W. It. Miller, of Wedderburn, was E. Dram*. 11, 1906, Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. The leather in the Seattle L og accompanied by his wife. They here Wednesday looking fo ra suit J. J. Fox has returned from Rease, a daughter. able e te, and incidentally sizing up Weaverville, Cal, where he has been ger's shoe is the best imported brought their furniture, etc, the city. Mr. Miller informs us A full new line of spriug goods French Kip, guaranteed to gtvo working in one of the leading mines G. W. Leggett who has been at will arrive at O Willson ife Co’s that the United Brethren Church satisfactiou. Call and examine them of tbut state, the output of which is Dr. Wetmore’s hospital for some this week. CARRIES A COMPLETE LINE OF proposes Io move their school at at Robinson’s store. time suffering from a very bad leg, The steamer Elizabeth aud about $1000 per day. Philomath to some other place, and How is it we are able to offer ad concluded to returu Io his home at Why not buy your Schilling’s schooner Uregou sailed for San think most favorably of this county. B'-st from us? We carry a full line vantages when selling Schillings Riverton Monday. He is in a criti Francisco on Friday. It would require about six acres for Best? We handle it in larger quan T a. Coffee, Baking Powder, Spices, cal condition. Drauo keeps the celebrated Cslin- Flavoring Extracts, aud sell it min tities hence sell under favorable cir the grounds nnd good buildings I. Hacker and his daughter, Mrs. would be put up and the school cumstances. N. Lorenz. Nicholsberg shoes. The place for imum prices. Diane’s. L. H. Hazard, went to the Bay Mon made one of the best in the state. bargains. The schooner Mayflower arrived B ohn In Coquille, April 13, Robinson has a big assortment of 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. E. IV. Wil- in the river on the 10th aud loaded day to take a steamer for San Fran In casting about for a location the cisco on their way to Los Angeles faculty decided on Myrtle Point be ladies’ shirt waists io long and sou. a son. Dr. Wetmore reports at the Aberdeen mill. This mill short sleeves. where they go for little Austin cause of the anti-saloon sentiment that Grandpa Hatcher's smile has has one nnd a-half millions feet of Hazard who has been there for bis and if Myrtle Point keeps out the New Ginghams, Dimities, Voiles, lumber ou the wharf for shipment. enlarged about four inches. health the past year. Mr. Hazard saloon the school will no doubt Pongee Brilliants and Percales at Mrs. Perrott will receive a nice E. O. Hall, of Marshfield, passed went over yesterday and will join come here; otherwise it may go to Robinson's store. through towu Monday on his way line of ladies’ shirt waists and them on this trip. t h o s e w i s h i n g to p u r c h a s e Frank Hanee, of Fairview, had some other town. Business men to the Fred Schroeder place where muslin underwear in a few days. Joseph Windlo, first assistant business which brought him to Co- here think most favorably of the GIVE U S C A L L he will set up the county’s rock Don’t forget the place opposite Co light keeper at St. George's Reef, proposition an 1 will do everything quille<the last of the week. crusher and put it to work crush quille Mill A Mercantile Co’s store reef off Crescent City, Cal., arrived possible to secure the institution Gene Holman, of Klamath Falls, ing rock for out roads. H. A. Todd, of Arago, was in here last Thursday accompanied by which is of more importance than came over from the Bay Saturday L. M. Strong, of Myrtle Point, is town on Saturday and informed us his father aud sister who are direct all other things combined.— Myrtle and is visiting on the river. being talked of as a candidate on that his little boy who has beeD from Eoglaud. The first-uumed is Poimt Enterprise. W. F. Disher and family moved the Democratic ticket for county suffering from an attack of pneu tho owner of one of Coos county’s A suitable reward will be paid to Bandon on Friday, where they clerk. Mr. Strong is a well-known monia for several days, Is much bet good dairy farm’s, and, as we un the finder of a large lenther*pocket- will reside for a time at least. ter. and honornbl, ns well as competant Under New Management. derstand, the junior Mr. Windle book belonging to Walter Sinclair. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Phelin, of man, being a graduate of Portland Dr. Wetmore was called to see and daughter will take charge the Myrtle Point, were passengers to Business College. Mrs. H. A. Wothey the 15th. Her place and and becomo residents ol If you want to sell your the Bay by Saturday’ s train. As a result of the wreck of the right knee was injured by a fall six our valley, while the former will O. Wilson & Co. will receive this Valancia at that point, the House months ago, and small hopes are return to his duties at the light week a full line of spring dress hns passed a bill appropriating $30,- entertained of her ever being able to house for the present. He is high goo la. Look out for them, S t r ic t l y 000 for a life saving station at Neah walk again. ly pleased with the present outlook Mr. and Mrs. I. N. DoLong, of Bay, at the entrance to Puget Sound Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leneve, of for our county, aud expects to have F ir s t - C l a s s . Or Place of Business. Riverton, were in town on Tnurs- and $170,000 for the construction of this city, started yesterday for San his place improved as rapidly as day. Mr. DrLong extended his a sea going life saving tug for use Francisco where they g o to select a circumstances will permit, as he List it with us, wo have a large list of visit to Myrtle Point, returniug on in connection with the station. stock of goods which they will open thinks Coos eoirnty has the bright Saturday. Prospective Purchasers Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Peterson, of up in the Elston buildiDg which has est prospects of any section in tfio j Successor to J. T. Little. The cash customer has the ad-, Riverton, came up Wednesday and been occupied by the “ Ourway." country. vantage at T. H. Mehl Si Cos. They For Farms, Timber Lands, City ■ ■ »------------------------------ F. M. Stewart, the Marshfield are now giving 5 per cent off of the went to the Bay to catch a steamer L esson s in A rt N eed le W o r k ., marble man, came over yesterday for San Francisco. Mrs. Peterson regular prices to all who pay cash and Business Property. All the Latest Pastel, Sepia, will go from there to her old home for the purpose of erecting monu on the spot. Mrs. Frances Hill of Charleston, Desiqns in Frames. India Inh and Oil. ments at the graves of the late Mrs. in Kansas where she will visit her We learn of W. F. Disher of the West Virginia, will have a display death of the old gentleman, S. B. grandmother. Mr. Peterson will be P. Wise and that of the child of of Art needle work, April 10, at Mrs. Hatch, formerly a resident of this home shortly, but contemplates a Prof, and Mrs. Baker, Myrtle Point, Wickham’s. Ladies interested, who at the Norway cemetery. trip to Washington in a short while. city, and oue time county treasurer Mrs. Ralph Nosier received a desire lessons or stamping done are Of the large number of witnesses of Coos county. He was buried at invited to call. Present Address St. Helena, California, on Suuday, called to Portland lately to give telegram on Thursday from her 349 First Street L o ck Box 212 friend, Miss Dot Thompson, of the 8tb inst. evidence in those land cases, Portland Or Coquille, . Or. Carl Heller, the progressive far A! Marsh, Ames Johoson, A Adolpta- Biggs, Oregon, stating that her JOHN YOAKAM , W . T. DEM ENT, J. M. W AGN ER. mer of Fairview sectiou, was iu son, Alf Miller, Ü. E. Thompson j mother, Mrs. H. T. Thompson, had Sec’y and Mang. Vice President. President- Mr. town on Friday. He has the North and Mrs. O p p s of Curry county,1 passed away the day before. Fork telephone at his place, and is returned Monday by way this city, and Mrs. Thompson resided here anxiously awaiting tbe line from the others having gone other routes. two or three years, conducting a this place out the Fairview road to Messrs Kerr and Lane, of this place, restaurant in this city. returned last week. D ied . — April 7, 1906, at the home reach bim. of his mother, Mrs. E. D. Neeley, Successors to Dean & Morgan. EXPERT WORK in Roseburg, Frank A Swan, aged 30 years. The deceased hail been j a sufferer from stomach trouble for several years, this affliction being the cause o f death. Besides his mother the deceased is survived by his father, G. G. Swan, who resides at Gravel Ford. The funeral was PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS. COQUILLE OREGON held from tbe Baptist church in C O Q U IIv L B . - - OREGON Roseburg, at 2 o’clock p. m. Sun BOARD OF DIRECTORS day, April 8th.— Myrtle Point En W. T. DEM ENT; J. W. W A G N E R JOHN YOAKAM terprise. LOCAL N E W S . Notice! Lest that our patrons should get the impression that owing to the fire in our Dressed Lumber Sheds we could not fill orders promptly. We wish to announce that we are pre pared to fill all orders on reasonable time with first-class material and at lowest prices. We thank the Public for the Lib eral patronage given us in the past and bespeak a fair share of the com ing season’s business. Coquille Mills Mercantile Co O. Wilson & C o . Groceries and Dry Goods. ........................... E ast of End Front Street. - ..’> o o o ô 6 < y W. H. Mansell, farm, Timber Land Livery B est of T u n o u ts. Feed and Sale Stable Coquille Valley Development Company ENTERPRISE MEAT CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard, Ham and Bacon. H ay, G rain ,Feed FRANK BURKHOLDER Wilson Jewelry Co. WatchmaHers arjd Engravers FRED SLAGLE T A IL O R P