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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1906)
LOCAL NEWS. H kualu ’PboDe, Main 55. Economy fruit jar» at O. Wilon’s & Co's. G. 8. I)aviB, of Norway, was in town Monday. D. VV. Baker, of Lee, wub in this city on Monday. í Henry Vergil was up from the wer river on Thursday, r J. D. Dyer, of Sumner, was a Coquille visitor on Friday. Rolled barley, bran, oats and wheat at J. \V. Leneve’s store. Surveyor Catbcart had business Jtbo county seat on Monday. W. Sinclair went to Marsh Monday and returned today Full stock of A. A. Cutter shoes Purity craokerB at the Mill store. The Coquille band boys have re- i Lorenz’s. Mrs. W. H. Logan, of Bandon.! ceived their new uniforms, was in town Monday. Wm. Richardson, of Parkersburg, i H: Betty's, of Fairview, wub aim in g ■ Coquille’s business visitors ou Fri- Chas. Lyons returned from a trip weut to the Bay on Monday, to Eureka, Cal., on Friday. Mr«. Fannie Dyer, of Bandon, I Jay- ! I. N. DeLong, the machinst, was Judge Sehlbrede came over from visited Mrs. Buck here Monday Marshfield on business Monday. i Thomas Devereux, of Parkersburg up from the lower river on Satur day. J. L. Kronenberg, the sawmill had business in town on Monday, C. I GreeD, tbe rushing farmer, man, weDt to San Francisco last Attorney Blake, of North Bend, week. . was among the business visitors to of Lampa, was transacting business in town Thursday. B orn .— At Fairview, Oregon, j the countv seat on Monday. Miss Ora Conger, of Bandon, vis August 18, 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. Attend the Soldiers' Encamp- ited her cousin, Miss Esther Boyd, T. G. Barker, a son. meat and Pioneers’ Reunion at returning Monday. Ice cream social at Methodist Myrtle Point, beginning today, church at Fishtrap landing, Satur-] New Goods! New Goods!! New The schooner San Beuna Ventura, Goods!!! at Robinson’s. day evening, Sept. 1st. which came into the river ou Friday, All who can should attend the is now taking on a cargo of lumber E. N. Smith, the bustler of Myr tle Point, returned from a business Encmpment and Reunion at Myrtle at tbe Riverton mill. Point today, tomorrow and next day. trip to the Bay Saturday. Nobby suits for small boy,, at C. M. A M. Co. ngents for Selig Gents’ hats of all styles and kinds D. Pierce is moving into the Bros. A Sacks. ier home near the Sentinel at the C. M. & M. Co’s store. Mrs. J. G. Fish, of this city, re Soldiers’ Encampment and Pio <\" turned last week from a visit with neers’ Reunion at Myrtle Point to t e have an upholsterer in town. relatives and friends at Myrtle k*ve y< ur furnature looked after day, tomorrow and next day. Closing out Bale at Strang’s store Point, 7 him. Special sate of all summer goods beginning the 6tb. J. D. Donaldson, of the lower every day at O. Wilson A Co’s. Joel Patterson arrived home ver, went to the Bay on business W. R. Miller, of the Myrtle Point Thursday from a aojourn of several onday. section, made our office an exceed weeks in the Eden valley country. 1. M. Upton, the Marshfield at- New laces and ribbons at Robin ingly pleasant business call while in ney, spent a couple of days in town on Saturday. son’s. wn this week. The People’s Market always Mrs. Wilber Hoover, of Norway, ?red McLean, the Myrtle Point went to Bandon Saturday to visit keeps fresh vegetables. •mill man was down this way the Peter Johnson required the ser her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. *, of the week. vices of Dr. Wetmore on the 23d, Felter. .'he public school library is closed inst. In a mixup with on ax he came Timber coal and farm lands. The ■will not be opened anymore out second best. Home Realty Co. school starts. Pasture for stock about one mile Peter Axe, the vegetable grower »ck Bruce goes to the Bay today from town. Good feed and water. of the Middle Fork, was in town Call at the H ekai . d office. ke n steamer for Eureka His last week with a couple of loads of i is much better, Mrs. Bullock and her sons have nice garden sauce. sold out their ranch of 320 acres on in’s silk and wool underwear at Robinson expects his large stock Cunningham to W. F. Squires ,/. Leneve’s. of fall dress goods in soon. Monday for $12,000. They are tr. and Mrs. Bert Rice and MisB Mrs. A. L. Nosier, of Bridge, dickering now with J. P. Messer „ulah Walker are back from their mpiug trip to the Bridge section. came to town last Wednesday and for his place on the same creek. is enjoying a visit with her sister, Knowlton’s drug store carries a More new goods just in at J. W. Mrs. J. P. Messer, and many friends large line of blank kooks, also a ineve’s store. complete line of legal blanks. • Mrs. D. R. Lewis, of Gravel Ford, o f this city. Elijah Smith, of the Southern Large stock of fall dress goods lompanied by her daughter Mrs. ’ >crt Goetz, went to the Bay yes- to arrive at Robinson’s. Oregon Co., and R. E. Shine, sec Frank Shannon, and wife of Ban retary, passed through to Myrtle 'ne perfumery at Knowlton’s don, was in town Monday. He vis Point Saturday. Mr. Smith went ; store. ited bis old comrade, J. A. Wilson, on to Portland via Roseburg while irl Heller, of Dora was in town who has been ill for some time, but Mr. Shine returned this way Mon «■day. He is about ready to who is much better. day. t.o u t with his threshing ma Ladies’ shoes and ties, right from The fruit season is here and so is lms. Drane’s fruit jars. The Everylast- the east, up-to-date and reasonable in price at the C. M. A M Co’s store. For big bargains go to Lorenz's ing. i jsing out sale. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Mehl went to Bud Mansell has navigated our ' U. F. Slankard, a late arrival from streets on crutches the past few Marshfield Saturday with a rig, and ■ ilifornia, is in this vicinity looking days, the result of a fall be got from on Sunday returned, bringing Mrs. 1 >r a purchase in farm or dairy land the staging from which be was help D. L. Albert, of Hardy, California, 3 his liking. ing to paint the residence of L. H. who is here to see her mother, Mrs. Alfred Johnson, who has been ill Order your ice from the O. K. Hazard. for some weeks eamery. See the advertisement of Nels. P. Licorice Liver Laxative, the best Henry Sengstacken, the hustling Nelson, of Prosper, in another col bowel cleaoser. Price 50 cents. 1 estate dealer of Marshfield, umn. For sale by R. S. Knowlton, Co b ie over to the county seat on Earl Simpson, who bad been quille City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon. iiness Monday morning. working at the Farrin mill, got a Rev. G. H. Gibbs, D. D., ageut For first-class watch repairing to couple of his fingers pretty badly of Milton college, Milton, Oregon, W. H. Schroeder s. mashed one day last week. Dr. of the M. E. church South, will Hardee Mast came ft) town Mon- Wetmore dressed the injury which preach in that church in Ibis city is doing nicely. ay bringing his mother who is next Sunday morniog at 11 o ’clock, uffering from an attack of orysipe- The Coquille Valley Packing Co. and will speak on “ Education” at 8 ts. We hope she will be all right pays 10 c per pound for chickens— p. m. of the same day. All are live weigat. jon. cordially invited to attend these W. F. Riley, formerly publisher Great Bargains at the closing out services. H. M. Branbam, pastor. of the Port Orford Tribune, who lie at "L ore«’« store. . Economise your barn room by Miss Iva Lanjworthy j £ DOf now resides in San Jose, Cal., ar Laving your hay baled. Roy hello” giil at Myrtle Point during rived in town Monday on his way Stevens will do the work quickly ie absence of Miss Lily Way who to hi 6 old home in Curry county and cheaply. Write him at Myrtle :s visiting her friend, Miss Edna 'o r an outing and to look after some Point. b^iness matters. Parsley, at Roseburg. J. C. Shields, of Fourmile, came Have you seen that beautiful stoneware at O. Wilaon A Co’s.? There is to be an ice cream social ' at the M E. church, South, at Fish- trap landing, Saturday evening, Sept. 1st, the proceeds of which are to go to the furnishing of the I church building. All are invited. a tract of Re 1 Cedar timber out my for shingle mill. The Home Realty Co. i J. F. Hauiblock was up Parkersburg ou Saturday. from I Dr. Abbott, the veterauary sur- geoD , is in town fo r a few days. Don Green and Marshall Way, of Myrtle Point, were in town Mon day. Mrs T. P- Hanly, of Lampa, went to Arago yesterday to see he. moth er, Mrs. J. H. Schroeder. Miss Kate Wickham and Master Jack Leach visited Mrs. E. C. Hol land, of Marshfield, one day last week. B orn . — In Coquille, Oregon, Aug ust 13, 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Matheson, a daughter. Dr. Wet- more was called to attend. E, Church will give a social entitled Mr. Levar is a good writer and is "A Trip Around the World,” on thoroughly capable of conducting Wednesday Sept. ,5tb. Passengers the magazine along lines that will vrill meet at the Union Depot, resi- meet with the approval of the reed- .fence o f Mrs D. D. Pierce opposite \ ¡Dg public, not only in this limited Sentinel office, where tickets can be section, but throughout the broader purci,aBed 35 cent« for the round field outside. The Monthly will trip; children under 12 years 15 he,p Coog bay> and coup|ed with cents. Trains will leave every 30 tbe fact ^ «very subscriber will minutes in charge of a Pullman car get more than his money's worth, conductor, and will visit New York it should meet with hearty encour- city, Germsoy, Japan, Ireland and . . . . . . . Home. Fine scenery A good surer ) aP e“ e D taD a* l,ber»1 P e o n a g e — tainment guaranteed. News. Announcement! We wish to announce to the public that we have bought the firm formerly operated by Wilson Jewelry Co., and will continue to operate the same and solicit a share o f the public patronage. Our Watch and Jewelry Repairing Department is in charge o f a compe Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Whetstone, Tbe infant daughter of Mr. and and daughter, Miss Agnes, of North Mrs. Jack Foulkes, of Beaver Hill, Bend, visited Mrs. Mehl and other was quite ill,last week, but was very relatives and friends in town Sun much better at last accounts. day. Ladies, go to the Mill store for Ladies’ fine shoes, Eastern made, bargains in fine shoes. at the Mill store. A. P. Miller, of this city, started Miss Nettie Morse, of Empire yesterday for the hop yard of Dan city, came over on Saturday and Root with the Misses Gertrude is visiting with her friends, Mr. and JOHN Y O A K A M , J. M. W A G N E R , W . T. DEM ENT Miller, Celia Webb, Amie Kelly Mrs. 1. HacKer and Mr. and Mrs. President- Vice President. Sec’y A Mgr. and Gladys and LeAnna Gage, who L. H. Hazard. will enjoy an outing and pick hops. The choicest city locations. The Big closing out sale on after the Home Realty Co. 6 th at Strang’s. F. B. Odbert, H. N. Lorenz, Successors to Dean & Morgan. Robert. Graham, one of the George Lorenz, S. S. Norton and young men who got into trouble at Chris Long have returned from Empire some time ago, and was their hunting trip, having had a held to appear at circuit court, died fine time and plenty of venison. suddenly at North Bend on Fri- The Czarena brought a big lot of drv last. Cigarette smoking is heavy rails for our railroad rececntly said to have caused his death.— News which are now being put in place F or T rade —Good milk cows for and the light ones which are being PHINCIP(1L PLACE OF BUSINESS, COQUILLE. OREGON team. Write or call at ranch just taken up will be laid on the Cun below Coquille. L. N. Gregory. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Prof. Victor Boyd, of the Willam ningham road at once. tent Jeweler and we guarantee all work done. E. C BARKER & CO. SZSZSSSSZS“ ENTERPRISE MEfIT CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers Fresh and SaJt Meats, Lard Ham and Bacon- ette valley, made Coquille a short visit on Friday as he Avaited over at Myrtle Point for an opportunity to get over the stage road to Dairv- ville where he has been engaged to teach a ten-months’ term of school. Fine Stationery, all kiods, at JOHN YOAKAM Knowlton’s drug store. C. S. Andrews, a former resident of Coos county, who lias spent several years in eastern Oregon and California since leaving here, re turned Friday, having come up from San Francisco on the Break water. He resided in the San Jac into valley the past year or so. He is accompanied by his three children. Purity crackers, fresh stock, at tbe Coquille Mill A Mercantile Co’s. Mrs. Joseph Haynes, a pioneer resident of Curry county, residing AB T R A C T S at Eckley, was taken severely ill last week from neuralgia of the heart We are in a position to offer a Dr. Wetmore was summoned and good piece of water front of 2 $ gave relief, and at last accounts the acres near town; good for mill or old lady was about alright again. factory site. Mr. a.id Mrs. Daniel J. Stover, who were married, at Myrtle Point, Btarted Monday morning for their future home at Boise, Idaho. David Stone, father of Mrs. Stover accom panied them as far as Roseburg. Manley Barklow of Myrtle Point took them sb far as Roseburg. A good lot of cull lumber at the Robinson has a big variety of flannels, flannelettes, teasle downs, Coquille mill at $4.50 per thousand. valour velvets, etc , to choose from. L. S. AndersoD, a late arrival from Call and see them. Tacoma, Wasnington is in town and Prof. O. Y. White, of the Philo has decided to open an upholster math College, arrived here on Fri shop in our city. He has a room day and is looking about the from J. G. Fish, the furniture man, country and incidentally interview and has begun work io good earn ing some of our young peoplo re est. He has a number of orders garding entering that institution of and more ase coming. If you have learning for tne coming school year. some gcod furnature on which the This is a highly moral school and upholstering is giving way, give no one would make a mistake by him a call. patronizing it. The cash customer has tbe ad- | DENTIST* COMING. vantage at T. H. Mehl A Cos. They j are now giving 5 per cent off of the Dr. D. L. Steele regular prices to all who pay cash j Dr. D. L. Steele will visit Co on the spot. quille professionally on Thursday, E. A. Howey. the bnekmasen | August 30th, and remain about up to the county seat on Monday Those requiring the to file ou a homestead. He drove and plasteier, who weut to San J eight days. services of Dr. Steele please call Francisco several weeks ago to over the BandoD-Coquillc road, and early and make appointments. he says that the new portion of that work at his trade, returned Thurs thoroughfare is something of which day evening. He reports the con our people may justly feel proud. dition of tradesmen in that city in *»■ A t The grade is easy and the road in an exceedingly unsettled and un condition. While perfect condition, makes it a pleas satisfactory ure to drive over that portion from wages seem to be high enough, Buy your Spectacles and Eye Riverton to Lampa. Mr. Shields there are conditions which make Glasses of V. R. Wilsoo. Best One took an active part in the promotion things very unsatisfactory. goods. Bure fit. Spectacles and of this road and naturally feels a of tbe worst features seems to be eye glasses repaird correctly by one that the bigger the wages some of keen interest in its success. wno knows how. Robinson has just received a full them get, the more boose they get V. R. WILSON. away with and the less satisfactory and complete lire of Brown Shoe Graduate Optician. Co's Hhoes for men, women and work they do. children, in fact more than be can get on his shelves. Jas Waltermier, one of the young men falling trees at R. J. Dean’s place for the Ferrin sawmill, bad tee misfortune to fall from a spring board Monday, aod in an attempt to catch himself, struck his band Fon S ai . e — New Underwood type against the saw, severely lacerating writer. Inquire of Mrs, C. L. the back of the hand. Moon, Coquille. RobiDson has a complete line of L, J. Roberts, of the Myrtle men and ladies’ underwear coming r jint Enterprise, was down the in this week. < 'st of the week to see his wife who Guerin Bros, expect to begin .ias been in town some time suffer shipping apples and crabapples to ing from an attack of pleurisy. the city next week, though the ship Ghe expects to be able to go home ping facilities are more or less un tomorrow. certain and not to be depended up Tbe Coot Bay Publishing Co. an Ten cents per lb., live weight, on for large future business. In nounces that they will publish a »ill be paid for chickens by the addition to buying much of the magazine, to be called The Coos kquille Valley Packing Co. crop io this section they have pur Bay Monthly, the first issue to ap- Will Westbrook who came in chased some of the best fruit in the j pear 8 ept. 1st. It will contain 64 im the Eden valley country on Coos river valley.— Enterprise. j pages, comprising local stories and jursday evening, started on his Dr. Tatom, the dentist, is now lo- pictures, editorial comment, short turn on Monday. He informs us cated in rooms over Pierce’s store stories etc., and tbe subscription at Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Roberts and ready to wait on customers at price will be one dollar a year. P. « well and enjoing themselves any and all times. j q LeTar> laU) of the p ^ iy and st-class in the mountains. The ladies Aid Society of the M. Weekly Coast Mail, will be editor. Geo. T. Moulton, the station /ent at this city, will pay the high* it cash pneo for Chittim bark. Mrs. John Yoakbam, whom we eve mentioned sevearl times lately M being in a critical condltion. be- a sufferer sufferer from from Consumption, ng a nd who returned last week from Arizona whither she had gone in hopes of benefiting her health, passed away yesterday morning at her home near Green Point. The funeral, tak.s place at Msrsbfieled o d y f'N ednesday. J. W. Leneve's. E. D. Myers was down from the j North Fork ou Monday. V J. W . W A G N E R ABSTRA CTS / am prepared to treat all Aaeouehe* m e a t. ABSTRA CTS We have completed a thorough, up-to-date Abstract Plant. We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short notice, and orders will receive careful and prompt attention. Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank Coquille “ " Coquille Post Office. MARSHFIELD PHONE, 143. COQUILLE PHONE, 191. Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS. TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., R. H. S m ith, Abstractor. B STRACTS Henry Sengstacken, Manager. ABSTRACTS A B STRA CTS A BSTRACTS C. M. & M. CO. Manufacturers all hinds oj Lumber, Mouldings, etc. General Merchandise, Hats, Caps, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Flour and Feed. GENTS' FURNISHINGS. Fancy and Staple Groceries Coquille and Mercantile Co K8S8SS gSSSESS B a r g a in s “ 1 in REAL ESTATE $7,000. Finest Dairy Farm in Coquille Valler. $6,000. 282 scree Dairy and Pasture Land. Good new build ings, abundance of water piped into house and Barn. $1,050. m a d « fo r ABSTRACTS Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon. Medical and Surgical Cases. 8 p « « la l R a t e s W. T. D E M E N T TITLE GUARANTEE AND ABSTRACT COMPANY DR. WETMORE’S PRIVÄTF HOSPITAL m $450. 4,000. Creamery plant well located. Fine Residence property, well located. 120 acre«, Dairy Ranch, a choice location in Coquille Valley. Train Nurses in Attendance. We have some choice Timber Lands, Coal Lands and other numerous bargains. Can offer you good business propositions. Cell on us et our office in Martin Building one door west For Further Particular* Address of Knowlton'e Drug Store. Dr. WETMORE, Phone 111 COQUILLE, OREGON Home Realty Co.