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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1906)
A N N O U N C E M E N T I take pleasure in announcing that I have opened up a new stor e on Front siret it Coquille, Oregon, with an entire new stock of Dry Goods, Shoes a n d Groceries. I solicit a share of the public patronage with the assurance that all orders will receive prompt and careful attention. Hoping to receive a share of your patronage. Yours Truly, J. W. LENEVE. For first-class watch repairing to After-Dinner Mint, for indiges Purity crackers at tbe Mill store. Try the After Dinner Mint for A BSTRA CTS A B STRA CTS ABSTRACTS A BST R A C T S to W. H. Sehroeder s. tion. Drane keejis it. List your property with the Home indigestion. At Drans’s. E B. Price, the Riverton mer Full cream cheese at Robinson's. Realty Co, M. J. Wilson was down from Francis Simon, of Aberdeen, was chant, was up to our town between Nice fat pickles in balk or keg A. P. Miller, the Arago merchant helping rustle freight on the Dis Fairview on Saturday. boats Monday. The old gentleman at Robinson’s. patch Monday. Wright’s medicated uuderwearat w as in town Saturday. tells us that he expects to start back j Ladies’ neck wear and laces al Muslin underwear for ladies and Drane’s If you wish to be honorably dealt O. Wilson & Co’s. Mrs. Carl Hughes was somewhat to Iowa in the not distant future. with, list with the Home Realty Co children at Mrs. Perrott’s. Step in snd see those new spring Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Wilson of Every voter in this precinct improved iu health at last accounts. R 0- Dement, of Myrtle Point, Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon. suits at Robinson’s. Prosper returned from the bay on For a good pair of shoes, go to should hear the lecture at the court was in town Monday, The schooner San Buena Ventura Wednesday, having been over on a Drane’s. bouse Monday evening. Wc have completed a thorough, up-to-date The people of Arago are making sailed from Bandon Friday. The steamer Elizabeth arrived visit with old-time friends. This For a nice ready made wrapper A b s t r a c t P la n t. great preparations for a grand was Mrs. Wilson’s first visit to her Mrs. E. M. Gallier, of this city, at Bandon on Sunday. or waist go to O. Wilson A Co’s. Fourth of July celebration at that old home in many y’ears. Mr. Wil visited in Bandon a day or so last Beautiful black Sateen under W . W. Gage, democratic candi We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short place. son has not been very well of late. week. date for sheriff, returned from a skirts at Mrs. Perrott’s. notice, and orders will receive careful aud prompt attention. Miss Mary N. Chase, of New David Mathers, the Riverton H. A . Todd, the Arago strawber visit to the Bay on Monday. F. P. Mast and son Fred, of Mc- Hampshire, will deliver an address Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank dairyman, had business in town ry man, had strawbtrries in the C o I i i y m h i 'i i i I t i i i ; Full stock of A. A. Cutter shoes on "Equal suffrage” at the court Coquille “ “ Coquille Post Office. quille market only four days behind ! Monday. Lorenz's. Henry Holm, tho Marshfield meat house in this city on Monday even MARSHFIELD PHONE, 143. Portland, notwithstanding that city j Ladies’ summer dress skirts at City Recorder R. R. Powndcr market man, was on the upper river ing, the 21st. All should hear her. COQUILLE PHONE, 191. has the favored spots of tho Wil- ! Robinson’s. Gaseno soap at Drans’s. The started on Friday for Eugene where a day or so last week, rustliDg stock Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS. lamette to draw from. Owing t o j j j Mrs. Edward Boyd, of this city, beBt on tbe market for the prices he goes to visit relatives. for his business. the great amount of moisture in the ' TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., returned from a visit to Mnrshtield Try it. M*s. R. E. Buck, of this city, went Chick Feed is the proper thing R. H. Smith, Abstractor. Henry Sengstacken, Manager. on Saturday. MiB8 Nellie Coach, who was in for the young chickens. Knowlton to Bandon Monday for a vis:t with atmosphere of this section it is an admirable place in which to grow New Ginghams, Dimities, Voiles, San Francisco on her way here from has it. her daughter, Mrs. James Walstrom, ABSTRA CTS ABSTRACTS ABSTRACTS this luscious fruit. With proper at ¡ABSTRA C TS Pongee Brilliants and Percales at Michigan when the big shake-up oc Mrs. George Terry, o f this city, and sister, Mis. Fannie Dyer. - tention these berries may be pro Robinson’s store. curred, arrived last week and is en j returned Monday from a visit with Those fine droBs ginghams are duced at a profit till late in the fall. J. C. Stroug of Myrtle Point was joying a visit with her brothers at j relatives and friends on Coos river. going fast at Robinsons. The production of strawberries Cody’s Camp. in town on Friday. Fresh supply crackers in one or Mrs. W. H. Bunch, of McKinley, should be among our foremost in Besure aud come out to the court | three pound cartoons, one oighth Ralph Sehroeder, the Arago mer passed through town Friday on her dustries, and surely will be when i i wood boxes or bulk at Robinson’s. way to Coos river where she goes chant, made our office a pleasant house Monday evening. proper canning plant in established business call Monday. Round Hill Strawberries Pe is ! Mrs. O. J, Seeley of Marshfield, for a visit of several days with her in tbe valley. Practical Watchmaker 20 Years’ Experience. A tine line of waists and wrappers and Honey are now on our market, whom we have mentioned lately as sister, Mrs. Oapt. 0. E. Edwards. at O. Wilson’s & Co’s. Georgs E. Peoples, of the O. K. being in failing health for some Buster Browu Blue Ribbou Equal suffrage lecture at the Creamery, received checks yester- i time, passed away Saturday- Mrs. school shoes at Robinson’s. oourt house next Monday evening. day, the 15th, as utual from Fred Seeley once lived in this city, aud Mr. m.d Mrs. Aaron Wilson, of Come out and bear it. B. Haight A Co., which was hard'y had many friends throughout tho Bridge, came down to this city on Thomas Anderson, tbe Bandon expected so soon after the San Fran county. She leaves a husband and Wednesday, Mr. Wilson having! butcher, was in Coquille Monday. cisco disaster. one daughter, Mrs. Dr Mingus, to been called to see his father, J. C A big lot of sugar aud fresh mourn her departure. Wilson, who is ill of pleurisy, but I H. G. Ploger, the Coos Bay pio neer, moved to Myrtle Point last groceries just in from Portland at Draue keeps the celebrated Cahn- is much better at this time. Nioholsberg shoes. The place for week where he is entering the mer Robinson’s. Purity crackers, fresh stock, at bargains. cantile business. The Eighth grade of the Coquill« the Coquille Mill & Mercantile Co’s. Miss Odessa Shelford, of Watson- Round Hill Strawberries at Rob public schools will hold their com M. G. Pohl, the Myrtle Point oe inson’s. Leave your orders -early. meucemunt exercises at the Misooio ; ville, California, who came up with culist, visited the lower river last W . F. Kronenburg, superintend Hall Saturday eveniug, May 26th. her cousins, the Misses Gertrude week doing a good business, but ent of the Parkersburg mill had Graduating exercises for tbs High an ! Georgia, some weeks ago, start was obliged to return home ou ac business at the Bay Monday, re School will be held Monday even le d for her home on Friday, going count of an attack of grip. ing, May 28tli. President B. F. | to the bay to catch a steamer for turning yesterday. A good lot of cull lumber at the Mulkey of the State Normal School San Francisco. Miss Shelford made Coquille mill at $4.50 per thousand. Some o f the Bargains we haue A big assortment of novelties in ladies’ neckwear and those large at Ashland will deliver the graduat many acquaintances an I friends to Offer. A public school entertainment during her stay in Coquille by whom ing address. shell hair pins at Robinson's. will be given at the Masonic Hall One 9 room house and li lots W ant «».— Cook ao i house she will be missed. fine location. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Gould of this Friday evening, May 25th, for the Gootl pasture for stock, on Marsh purpose of raising money to defray keeper in small family. Inquire at city went to the bay on Monday. Good 5 room house, 2 lots field road one mile from town. In tho expense of the commencement on the corner liest location | They will visit with Mr. Gould’s the H erald office. in town, 2 blocks from school Bonaparte, Jr., the fine dapple quire i f Allen McLeod. people on Coos river. exercises. Admission 15, 25 and A snap 2 acres, good double gray horse of Slingsby Bros., which Charles V. Gilloway, Democratic 35 cents. J. A. Swett, the cannery man. re bouse, barn and out build was very ill a few days ago, is im . nominee for Representative in Con O. Wilson & Co. has jnst received turned from Humboldt by the lost ings,orchard,within 3 blocks proving rapidly. It was reported gress from this district, inserts his a fine line of ladies’ neckwear and steamer Alliance. J. B. Davis is la of the business part of town laces. that the animal was suffering from card with accompanying photograph ter expected back from Ferndale. A 42 acre ranch on the low paralysis, which was an entire mis in this issue of the H erald . Mr. 0 . R.-Watson, Representing Wad- er river about 30 acres bot E. A. Williams, having sold his take. L. H irrison, the Myrtle Point Galloway is recognized as one of hams A Kerr Bros., wholesale gro tom balance bench, 7 room farm on Cunningham creek to his veterinary surgeon, who was attend the ablest, cleanest and most ag cers; O. W. Haar, with Zan Bros., house, barn, out buildings, neighbor, J. C. Watson, will move ing the horse, returned home Mon gressive Democrats in tbe Webfoot and J. Booth, representing Water- 7 bead of cows, separator to Catching Slough, below Sumner, day, and farming tools. Home G e n e r a l !M:©roTia.:n.clis© a n d L u m b e r State, and should he be elected be house Co., hardware, three very market for everything pro this week. F or S ale .—One fine yoke of work would doubtless reflect credit on his pleasant commercial men from Port duced on the ranch. Bert Seal, the well known straw oxen. Price $80 or will trade for party and State at the national cap land, spent several days in town ! If you don’t see wbat you want lately looking after the interests of berry grower of our suburbs, is the cows. Nelson Jones. ital. hero call at the office and examine first this 8eiisou to remember the Remember Robinson guarantees their respective houses. They were our list which is to large to enumer Rev. W . R. F. Browne will printer with a generous "m ess” of preach the baccalaureate sermon in those Seattle Loggers's Shoes, if exceedingly well pleased with the ate here. his fruit. This be did yesterday, honor of the graduating class of not satisfactory your money back. treatment they received at the hands j of our local merchants. and, Btrange to say, the berries re. the Coquille High School, Sunday August Eickwortb, formerly a mained out of mouth sufficiently evening, May 20th, at tbe M. E. Marshfield boy, and later a member CARRIES A COMPLETE LINE OF long for all to observe that they church, South. Subject, "Founda of the Coquille Bulletin force, who C. R. Barrow, were the largest and prettiest to tions of s Noble Character.’’ A t t o r n e y a n d C o u n s e llo r a t t a w Spe went to Boston four years ago to date. Thanks; come again, Bert. Coquille, Oregon. cial music is being prepared. learn the linotype machine, dropped LO CAL N E W S . TITLE GUARANTEE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY Buy your W atches of us. W H Y NOT? Wilson Jewelry ( \ of ice ha* our patrons should £<• tho impression that owing; to the fir in our Dressed Lumber Sheds wo could not fill orders promptly. We wish to announce that we are pre pared lo 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. $1100 $2600 $3350 Coquille Mill S Mercantile Co O. W ilson S i Co. Coquille Valley Development Company O. Wilson A Co. will receive this Everybody cordially invited to at in to see us last Monday as he was week a full line of spring dress tend. passing through to the bay, baviug goods. Look out for them, Besides a full stock of grass come up from San Francisco on the Our enterprisiog merchant, Mr. seeds, Knowlton has the best vari- Elizabeth which arrived at Bandon P. E. Drain, is to be congratulated ties of Corn, Beets and Carrots. Snnday. He iB now employed on upon having secured tho exclusive Samuel J. Sleep, a native o f Coos the Los Angeles Examiner, one of salo of "Pure White Flour,’’ which county, aged 28 years, died Sunday the Hearst newspapers, as a lino- is by far the finest flour milled on morning in the Mercy Hospital at j type operator. He has thoroughly C O Q U IL L E , - - OREGON the Pacific Coast. This is the Pres- North Bend after a seven weeks’ ill- i mastered the type-setting machine, ton-Parton Milling Co.’s best qual ness with stomach trouble. Deced- Three choice 50 ft. lots, near the ity, nud is made of Scotch Fife ent had long taught school in the school house, for sale; price $400. wheat. The first shipment will ar county, snd for a time was store- Address Wm. Candlin, owner, Co. JOH N Y O A K A M , J. M W A G N K R. W . T . D EM EN T, rive here shortly. keeper at Libby for the O. C. N. e' Presidcnt- Vice President. Sec’ y and Man¿. TLe Uer»M baH favored The cash customer has tbe ad-, Co. He was a Mason and Forester an invitation of a unique and vantage at T. H. Mehl A Cos. They and leaves a widow and one child. are now giving 5 per cent off of the The funeral occurred in Marshfield appropriate design, by which the regular prices to all who pay cash yesterday under Masonic auspices. ed' tor is asked to be present at the on the spot. ... , . ... ! Farmers’ and Shippers’ Congress We have a way of selling some. . . . ® The musical aud literary enter goods which results in us selling wh,ch wl11 be hel(i at North Bfnd Successors to Dean & Morgan. tainment given at tbe opera house more and more of them each day, on May 23d and 24th under th e1 . - __ . - _ Saturday evening under the auspi for instance Schilling’s Best. P. auspices of the Willamette Valley | n O I© S a l© 3 ,1 1 0 . _ E v 6 t c l l ] J _ /© a l © r S ces of Mrs. Wootten’s elocution E. Drane. Development League. The invita- class was largely pstronized and Mrs. Jason Machado, wife of one tion >■ printed on s three-layer of greatly enjoyed bv all. Tbe pro of Myrtle Point’s prominent mer- woods representing the varieties gram, which included at the clone i chants, died very suddenly Isst Sat- foremost in Coos county, the sur- tbe laughable farce eutitled "A Pro- ; urd>y. ghe had been sick only a ! face being polished snd oiled in posai I'iider Difficulties, was ex- few days suffering from some kind pretty and attractive m inner. The PRINCIPAL PLACE Op BUSINESS, COQUILLE. OREGON eellently arranged and earned out, Qf poisoning. 8he leaven a hueband congress bids fair to be hugely at- reflecting the utmost credit upon .n d four small children to mourn tended and of monumental value to BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mrs. W ootten in her professional her untimely taking off, who have j the county and ita material inter JO H N Y O A K A M J. W . W A G N E R W. T. DEMENT capacity. the heartfelt sympathy of all. ««ta- = » FR E D = = | Groceries 34! and S L A G L E Dry Goods. 'T A I L O R THOSE WISHING 70 PURCHASE GIVE US CALL j ENTERPRISE MEAT CO., East of Front Street. *>oo© o*x— - in j Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard, Ham and Bacon End L'nJer New Management. — Livery Feed and Sale Stable OpposRe I. O. O. P. Hall W . H. Mansell, Best of Turnouts. S trictly F irst -C l a s s . Hay, d ra in ,Fetd Successor to J. T. Little.