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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1906)
Purity crackers at the Mill store. Fireworks i»l Mra. Nosier’« Ed Pou.eroy is deck hand on tbo Ed Johnson was up from Bandon Cocoauut in Bulk at Robiuson’s. Warner's comets al Robinson’s. Venus now. on Monday. F. E. Hull, of Rivertou, ba I bus Joe Ferry was up from Riverton Tuko your watch repairing to V. iness in town on Friday. New belts for ladies’ at Robin on Monday. It. Wilson, t ‘e Watchmaker. Why son’s. Blue Stem Blend Flour at Robin not? C. C. CarUr, the Etelka logger, W. F. Disher was up from Ban son’s. went to the Bay Monday. Chas. Evland, the boss mechanic, don on Saturday. Rev. W. B. Smith was down from was up from Cody’s camp a day or Fishtrap on Thursday. Fred Moser, the Gravel Ford List your property with the Home dairymao, hid bnsimss in town Realty Co. so lately. Finest line new Groceries in town Saturday. A fine line of watches, all makes, at J. W. Leneve's. E. W. Sturtevant, the logger, was J. L. Kronenberg, superintendent up from Riverton on Friday all sizes, all prices, at WilsoD Jew Mr. O ’Conner, of Marshfield, was of the Parkersburg mill, passed elry Company’s. Economy jars keep the fruit. At in our city on Monday. through this city ou Thusday in Robinson’s. V. L. Arrington, of Myrtle Point, Royal Chinook Shoes at J. W. route to Portland on business. Mrs. T. P. Hanley, of near Lamps, is viniting his daughter, Mrs. Hay Leneve’s. None better. Order your ice from the O. K. was in town shopping on Saturday. nes, of this place. L. A. Jones, of Bandon, was a Creamery. We are here with the goods, late Coquille visitor on Monday. Timber coal and farm lands. The Have you had any work done by Home Realty Co. nobby styles, at reasonable prices. A. P. Anderson was up from Par the new shoemaker, F. Irisks. He T. i . Rasor, late of Riddle, who Wilson Jewelry Co. kersburg on Thursday. is a fíne workman. Near Skookum is taking a look at our county, was G D Williams, a resident o f Grants Economy fruit jars, caps and Restaurant. on the streets of Coquille on Satur Pass, passed through town Mon c'amps at Robinson’s. •» Economy jars, convenient and day. day en route to the Bay. MissElva Kerr returned from a safe. At Robinsons. A beautiful jardiniere assortment F ob S ale .— One fine yoke of work visit to the bay on Friday. Frank Morris, of Etelka, passed just opened up at Mrs. Nosler’s. oxen. Price $80 or will trade for Celebrate by shooting fireworks d o ..' the river on Thursday where Mrs. Tioe Wagner, of this city, cows. Nelson Jones. purchased at Mrs. Nosler’s. he went to look after business went to the Point Monday for a Mrs. J. A. Davenport and Miss Every steamer brings more new interests. visit with her mother and other Kate Slingsby wentao Myrtle Point goods for J. W. Leneve’s Store. Fine perfumery at Knowlton’s friends. Monday for a few days’ visit. LOCAL N E W S . drug store. Mrs. W. E. Steward, of Sultaa, Washington, who has been visiting with her mother, Mrs. G. W. L ig gett of Riverton, started for her home Thursday. Full cream cheese at Robinson’s A good lot of cull lumber at the Eighteen pounds best cane gran Coquille mill at $4.50 per thousand. ulated sugar, $1.00 at J. W. Len- M arried . — In Coquille, Oregon, eve’s store. June 71, 1906, Hubert J. Rice and The infant of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Miss Electa Walker, Rev. W. R. F. Cessna, Parkersburg, has been quite Browne officiating. ill. Dr. Wetmore was called. uuii. a . oeuiureue, ol illMall- IOHN Y O A K A M , field, was iu town yesteday. President- B. P. Vaudecar, the Myrtle Point jeweler, leturned from tho hay Friday. The schooner Advance arrived at Bandon from San Francisco on Sat urday. J. M. Upton, a Marshfield attor ney, had business at the county seat on Monday. W. J. Butler was over from the Bay and spent a day or so on this side last week. B orn .— At North Bend. Or., June 17, 1906, to the wife of John Free- lund, twin daughters. ENTERPRISE MEAT ™., Successors to Dean & Morgan. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard Ham and Bacon. PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS, COQUILLE, OREGON BOARD OF DIRECTORS Rev. Wm. Horsfall will conduct JOHN YOAKAM services at the Episcopal church on Sunday, morning and evening. J. D. Bennett, the Gravel Ford AB TRACTS carpenter and contracior, passed passed through to the Bay on Sat urday. H. G. Krasky, a prominent furni ture manufacturer of San Francisco, J. L Knight, the upper river has been in Coos county looking about for a day or two. stockman, was in town yesterday. Dr. Wetmore was called on Sat Best cane granulated sugar $5.40 urday night to see Duncan Urqu- per sack at J. W . Leneve’s store. Miss Florerce Walstrooi, of Par hart who is suffering from a severe kersburg, was in our city on Friday. attack of la grippe. A b stra ct Special sale of summer goods at Arthur Sweet who cut his knee O. Wilson k Co's each Friday and quite badly some weeks siuce, got Saturday. a fall Inst Friday and was obliged A good program will be rendered to send for Dr. Wetmore. at the M. E. church South next Judge Harlockor called an extra Sunday evening at eight o ’clock by session of the county court on Fri the children of the Sabbath school. day for the purpose of declaring The publio is cordially invited. tbo result of the election iu regard Organdies, Mulls, India Linen to the local option law. They de and Lawns fo r’Summer suits at J. clare Coquille and Myrtle Point dry W . Leneve’s. under tbe law. They also approved Capt. McCloskey was down from the plat of tho now town of Port Myrtle Point yesterday and informed Lawn Addition to North Bond. us that the steamer Reta would be Mrs Erla Carlo'ck of tho San ou the Coquille-Baudon run after the inspectors visit this place, which Jose conservatory wishes to an nounce that she is permanently lo will be about July 12th. cated in this .alley, and will receive White Canvas, Chocolate and pupils in P ian o and Organ at regu Black Oxford Ties for Ladies at J. lar rates. Mrs Carlock is au exper W. Leneve’s. ienced teacher and uses the most Mrf. Aaron Wilson came down modern methods o f instruction; that from Bridge on Monday and joined her abil ity is being recognized is her husband at this city where they evidenced by her large and growing will reside for the present, Mr. W il class. For particulars call at the son now bolding a position iu the resilience of W. E. Cleghorn, Co O. K. creamery. quille; Myrtle Point Hotel, Myrtle Special sale of qll summer goods Point, or address at Coquille, on Friday and Saturday of each Oregon. week at O. Wilsons. <fc Co's store ABSTRACTS Intending buyers of lumber, or anything in tho general merchan dise line as for that matter, should F irs t-C la s s remember that the Coq,tills Mill S e r v ie s . aud Mercantile Co. can supply the same at lowest going prices. Every body gooB to V. R. Wilson to have their watches repaired, of Buster Brown Blue Ribbon course. WHY NOT? school shoes at Robinson's. B. L. Hollenbeck was down from Capt. ¡Sutherland, of Parkersburg, the North Fork on Wednesday and made our city a visit on Monday, Thursday of last week. He wns the first for some time. He is not feeling the best, hoped to be all slightly under the weather, but we right in a day or so. hope ho may ba all right again in a Knowlton’s drug store carries a short time. large line of blank books, also a Wild West Shoes for Western complete line of legal blanks. boys at J . W. Leneve’s store. H. A. Webster, a deputy fish war Mrs. G. F. Boutell, of Morgan den, came in from tbe vklley and Hill, California, has arrived at Sum ner, having come up from San continued down tbe coast Monday Francisco by the Kilburn, and is to look up some reported violations visiting with her mother, Mrs. E. H. of the fish law iu Curry county. Three cboice 50 ft. lots, near tbe ma school bouse, for sale; price $400. Address Win, Caodliu, owner, Co. quille. Miss Clare Sherwood who has A. E. Seaman, the Marshfield at just graduated from the State Nor- torney who recently returned from mat at Ashland, returned to her a visit at his old borne in Michigan, home at this place Sunday. Her had business which called him to many young friends are pleased to Myrtle Point on Monday. see her home again If you want a good comb, hair For Indy’s or gent’s Rambler bicy-. brush, tooth brush, nail brush or c'e good us new inquire at this office. bath brush go to Kuowltoo’s drug Chas. Pendleton, of Riverton, was store. in to see us Monday and told of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blackerby, having trapped a fine fat bear a few of Baudon, returned from a month's days RiDce. He also tells us that he visit in the Willamette valley on lost a fine cow by some careless Saturday, and proceeded on to Ban shooter directing his aim wrongly. don by the Dispatch. Beyers. Good second-hand Bewing chine for sale at this office. Try the new People’s Market, two doors south of postoffice, for the freshest meats of all kinds at lowest prices. Dean A Hoberg, Prop’rs L . E. Shanatelt who has held the high and responsible position as firemao on the steamer Dispatch for some months past, resigned last week to accept a similar position on the tug Triumph, while our friend Jack Hayter is now on the Dispatch. We have clients who want to buy Farm, Coal and Timber Lands. If you have any for sale list it with Wood Bros., North Bend, Oregon. You should call and sample the nice fresh Chocolates and Bon Bons just in at Mrs. Nosler’s. F . W . Snith, manager of the Coos river salmon hatchery, was over to this city Saturday. He informs us that the foundation of the new buildings are laid and that a good season's work is anticipated. Robinson’s store has a big liue ’of ladies’ Bhirt waists, muslin under Jewelry repairing, ring repairing, wear, corset covers, dress skirts clocks, repaired by V. R. Wilson and underskirts. the watchmaker. 20 years’ exper Our townsman, Theodore Land, ience. who went to Klamath Falls a couple N. Plyler who has been night of weeks ago, returned last Friday, watch at the mill at this place got He likes the prospects of that grow a fall Wednesday night hurting hia ing section, and we underatane will foot and ankle severely, since which return after the 4th of July. he has not been able to work. We It pays to use Stock Food at this hope he will be all right in a short time of the year. Better get a time. package at Knowlton’a drug store You are guaranteed both quality and try it with your cow. and price aud courteous treatment One and one-half mile of steel at the new People’s Market, south rails and 40 trucks will be shipped of postoffice. Freshest meats of ev from Portland by the next Alliance ery description. Mrs. John Snyder, of Marshfield, for use on the new road of the Coos who has been at Baudon for several Bay Lumber and Coal Co. This days visiting with her parents, Mr. company is now putting in about and Mrs. W . W. Hayes, and Mrs. 140,000 feet of logs per day. Capt Geo. Leneve who has been master of the steamer Alert running from Marshfield up Coos river for the past few years, has resigned that positon and arrived here Mon day. Will proceed to fix up his Chas. Sterling, of Vancouver, Wash The sworn statement o f the man place over the river before enter ington, came up Monday and pro ufacturers protects you form opiates in Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and ceeded to tbe Bay by train. ing the steamboat business. Tar— the cough syrup that drives Constipation makes the cold the cold out of your system. Sold F or S ale . — About 1J acres of drag along. Get it out of you by R. S. Knowlton. land near the Academy, good house, Take Kennedy’s Laxative Honey barn and out buildiDgs. Also and Tar cough syrup. Mr. and Mrs. G . H. Guerin, of Contains young orchard. Address J. A. no opiates. For sale by R. 8. Hotel Guerin, Myrtle Point, who Jacobson, North Bend, Oregon. Knowlton. nave been at Riverside, Ctlifornia, Our young friend, Is Nosier ar rived here last Saturday from Cor onado Beach, California, where he has spent the last two or three years. He had been up to Portland and Seattle, and came in overland by way of the Drain route. His many friends are glad to see him. Misses Nettie Carey and Kittie for several months for the benefit Thom, of Myrtle Point, passed of Mrs. Guerin’s health, retuaned through town Mooday on their way Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. to the Bay to eatch the steamer Al Moody and Mrs. Dricebaugh, ol liance for Eureka, California. They cf that place, who will viiit at the go to Areata and other points, Point for a while. Mrs. Dricebaugh probably to remain. They were ac is a daughter of Mr. and R W. companied this far by Frank Carey. I Lundy. ffi C A A Cl 1 00 One 9 room house and 3 lots dne location. Good 5 room house, 2 lots on the corner best location in town, 2 blocks from school C90 00 A snap 2 acres, good double | A iU U v house, barn and out build- inis,orchard,within 3 blocks of the business part of town $3350 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith ar rived from Ffrom San rancisco by the last Kilburn, reaching this city Monday. Mr. Smith has some good people with him who he expects to interest in this locality. A 42 acre ranch on the low er river about 30 acres bot tom balance bench, 7 room house, barn, out buildings, 7 head of cows, separator and farming tools, Home market for everything pro duced on tile ranch. If you dou ’ t see what you want here call at the office and examine our list which is to large to enumer- i ate here. 'For sale at Robinson’s Store Coquille Valley Development Company m- & F R E D MARSHFIELD PHONE, 143. COQUILLE PHONE, 191 Phono at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS. TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., R. H. Smith, Abstractor. - oi A BSTRACTS ABSTRACTS M e a lls a t a l H ou rs F r o m e m m to B p m . S p e e io l A tt e n t io n G iv e n to C öfnm et<eial P eople. We Make Hates to H eg u l a t * B o a u d e u s . U U 1 CO, Manufacturers all kinds oj Lumber, Mouldings, etc. General Merchandise, Hats, Caps, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, FJour and Feed. G E N T S ’ FURNISHINGS. F ancy and Staple Groceries Coquille Mill and Mercantile Co O. W ilson & C o CARRIES A COMPLETE LINE OF S L A G -1 .TG . A BSTRACTS C. A . H A R R IN G T O N , P roprietor. Groceries T A IL O R c o q u il l e Henry Sengstacken, Manager. Skookum Restaurant, New 6 room house and lot will be ready for July 1, $500 Some of the Bargains we have to Offer. up-to-date P lan t. Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank Coquille “ “ Coquille Post Office. A T THE Seven room house, 3J lots, barn and out buildings. Lots sot in fruit treos. For $1,250. Both sm. os. Part down, balance on in stalment. See J. E. Q cick , Coquille City. A BST R A C T S We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short notice, and orders will receive careful and prompt attention. Mrs. Clara Kirshman who has C. B. Zeek, one of Bandon’s been here visiting with her brother, prominent and enterprising busi Dr. A. F. Kirshman, the dentist, ness men, bad business which called from her borne in Michagan, started him to the county seat on Monday. for Portland on Thursday. The best people to buy or sell For find-class watch repairing to real estate tnrough are Wood Bros., af North Bend, Oregon. to W. H. Schroeder’s. June Snap. ABSTRACTS We have completed a thorough, J. T. Jewett received a letter from Chas. Matheson Monday in which Mr. M. tells of all being well aDd asks to be remembered to all his friends here. Miss Anna Logan, of Bandon, re turned from San Frncisco on Satur day. She bas been at that city tbe past year, being a unrse in one of the hospitals there. A B ST R A C T S Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon. A big lot of sugar aud fresh Each Friday and Saturday there will be a special sale of Sumner grocer,es just in from Portland at Robinson’s. goods at O. Wilson <fe Co’s. O. Lobert, of Fruitdale, Oregon, Grandma Leneve, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Rose, registered at Hotel Coquille on went to Myrtle Point yesteday Thursday. where she will visit another daugh Mrs. M. Nosier will receive a fine ter, Mrs. Marshal Way for some line of fire-works by the Elizabeth time. which is now due. A. B. Daly, the machinery man, installed a live roller system in the Prosper mill last week. He informs us that he did a good busi ness while out in the Willamette valley recently. W . T. DEM ENT J. W . W A G N E R TITLE GUARANTEE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY Purity crackers, fresh stock, at The choicest city locations. The Home Realty Co. the Coquille Mill & Mercantile Co’s. On Thursday of last week we Andrew Linn, late of Minnesota, noticed a big lot of Golden Cheddar who has been traveling extensively cheese ou our dock for shipment. over this counry of late, was in Co They were manufactured at the Star quille on Monday. creamery. "The new Diamodd Cut Glass’’ Fine Stationery, all kinds, at is its name. You will find it at Knowlton’s drug store. Mrs. Nosler’s and it is biMitilul. George P. Harrington and Ada M. Cribbins were married at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cribbins, of Etelka, June 3, 1906. \t. 1 iv.l i Sec’y and M.mg. J. M. W A G N E R, Vice President. and \ fiSl- Dry Goods THOSE WISHING 70 PURCHASE REAL E S T A T E $ 7,000. Finest Dairy Farm in Coquille Valler. $6,000. 282 acree Dairy and Pasture Land. $1,050. Creamery plant well located. GIVE U S C A L L East End ................. of Front Street. Good new build ings, abundance of water piped into house and Barn. $450. 4,000. Fine Residence property, well located. 120 acres, Dairy Ranch, a choice location in Coquille Valley. We have some cboice Timber Lands, Coal Lands and other numerous bargains. Can offer you good business propositions. Call on us at our office in Martin Building one door weit of Knowlton’s Drug Store. * Home Realty Co. Under New Management. Livery Feed and Sale Stable Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall W. H. Mont- Prop. Best of Tunouts. S tr k ’• F lR S T -G u * Hay, Gralr J eed Successor to J. T, Little.