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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1906)
LO CAL N EW S. Purity crackers at the Mill store. I “ Dements Best is the flour. A fiue line of the A. G. Spauld- Ihg sweaters at the Coquille Mill New lot of caps at Mrs. Moon's. Drane sells i*. Thu Prosper mill has shut down O o to Drane a for ‘‘Deinest’s Watch Lxhd & Lyon’s store for A Mercantile Co’s Store. for a few days for repairs. Bent" flour. i fresh vegetables. T. A. Walker, returned Tuesday H e r a l d 'Phone, Main 55. J. W . Leneve has cranberries Wins-em Turquols enameled ware from Los Angels, Portland and Seat tle, where he has been for the past Miss Gertrude Johnson, of this to eat with your Thankegiving “ I T. H. Mehl A Co’s. | Ladies, go to the Mill store for month in the interest of the Occiden city, went to Bandon on Satuday. I turkey. tal and Oriental Telegraph Co. of J. F. Schroeder went to the jjBy bargains iu fine shoes. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Coach were Denver, Col. Chas. Mansell and George Good- on business Monday. up from Cody’a camp on Saturday. Ladies’ shoes and ties, right from re- man are *n the Willamettejvalley for Capt. Whitney, the Prof. J. H. Barklow, of Norway, the east, up-to-date and reasonable turned from a business trip San|aTisit’ had business in Coquille on Satur in price at the C. M. A M Co’s store. Francisco last week. Robinson’s new fall dress goods day. Wm. Philpot, brother of the are here, call and see them, For a genuine dandruf cure, go F. E. Hill, of ftivertun, was Messrs. Philpot, of Bandon, ar* Rev. H. M. Branham will preaeh to Slocum’s drugstore. among our business visitors on Sat j the Thanksgiving Bermon at the M. rived here yesterday from Missouri Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Pbelin, urday. with his wife and seven children E, Church in this city, while F.ev. They went on to Bandon by the Economy fruit jars at O. Wilon’s Myrtle Point, returned from visit to &. W. El'is goes to Bendon. the Bay on Monday. Dispatch. A Co’s. Tinning and plumbing done A consignment of pump guna M. H. Hersey has just opened promptly by T. H. Mehl A Co.s. MrB. J. M. Elwood «as up from just in at T H. Mehl A Go’s. another large cask of fine china and Riverton doing some trading on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson and this almost completes his china stock B. J. McMahon, of North Bend, Saturday. was in town yesterday. He took Mrs. Ben Figg came up from Ban for the Holidays. Phone 104 Ladies shopping hags a new line the Dispatch for Bandon. don last week and will occupy the Our young friend Frank Miller, at Mrs. Nosler's. residence of the latter for a while. of Fishtrap, is now in a very pre Geots’ hats of all styles and kinds W W. llawdon, returned home at the C. M. A M. Co’a store. New White sewing machine for carious condition. He was just go Saturday after visiting several days sale at a bargain at the jewelry es ing through a siege of typhoid Attorney A. E. Seaman, of Marsh when it suddenly took a turn into in Murshfield. tablishment of W. II. Schroeder. field, had business which called him For big barguins go to Lorenz's over this way on Monday. Do not forget the turkey dinner pneumonia. He wss very sick at closing out sale. last accounts. You can get the best shoes at the given by the ladies’ aid from high V. R. Wilson went to the Bay loweit prices at J. W. Leneve’s. When getting out of bed these noon on the 29th until 7:30 p. m. eo’ d mornings just think bow nice Monday expecting to take a steam- Arrangements are being made to S. H. McAdams, the blacksmith, it would be to step into a pair of ur for Portland. was off duty several days last week, serve dinner to 200 people at the those warm fe't slippe-s at R ob New line of Men’s Swell neckties having suffered sn attack o f grip. new restarant, first door east of insons. Skeel8’ sto-e. at Robinsons E, N. Harry was in from the Ladies’ Sweaters, wrappers and Rev. G. W. Ellis, of the M. E. underskirts at O. Wilson A Co’s. When you are iu need of any ar East Fork the last of tbe week. ticle carried in a grocery store, call Church, filled his regular oppoint- Thos, B. Robinson, the young, on Land A Lyons. They deliver He informed us that his Mother, Mrs. James Laird, whom several ment at Baudon on Sunday. enterprising and popular hardware promptly. county papers have reported as j For a nice fresh steak, go to the man of Bandon, was in Coquille Miss Laura Kalkee, late of Til'a- having passed away by mistaking | People’s Market. yesterday. mook, arrived here yesterday, hav the late Mrs. Walter Laird, of Ban- | Fred Griebe of Prosper, went ot Purity crackers, fresh stock, at ing come down by w«y of Portland, don for her, as being in the best of health, as well as her husband, the Bay Monday accompanied by the Coquille Mill A Mercantile Co’s. and joined her adopted father and James Laird. • his wife and Mrs. Wm. Hickicg. G. W. Williams, a newspaper other members of the family who 75 per cent of all headaches Uptodate Ladies Skirts and Coats roan, arrived here from Portland having purchased the place of W. arise from Eye Strain. Propere at Robinsons. last week and is locking over the H. Young near Fishtrap, are resid fitted glasses will remove the caus- Mrs. Dr. Stele came over from county, doing some corresponding ing at that place. and relieve the pain. Eyes scien tifically tested and fitted by. the Bay Saturday and proceeded to for the city papers. Geo. T. Moulton, of Coquille, V. R W ilson Bandon for a visit with the Dotor. The fruit season is here and so is will take orders for all kinds of fruit Registered Optometrist and ornamental trees and shrubbery Timber coal and farm lands. The Drane’s fruit jars. The Everylast- ing. from the Pacific Nursery at Tangent. Home Realty Co. ASSORTM ENT BEHOLD PALE FACE And Gaze with Awe Upon T his Most wonderful combination assortment of Enameled Ware, Tin Ware, Japanned Ware, Wire Goods, Etc. Nev er since the beautiful Pocahontas saved Capt. Smith from the butcher’s block has such a sensation swept over the Western Hemisphere and Coquille. A whole store full o f Tin and Enameled Ware that can be retailed at lOcts each. Imagine all these staple goods as being your property for almost a gift. Buy while you have the opportunity as others you will forever regret your inactivity. T. H. MEHL COQUILLE Aaron Wilson, of Bridge, was down the latter pa-t of last week to see his father, J. C. Willson,who was so seriously hurt by being thrown from the walk and bis hip badly injured some time ago. The old Mrs. Nosier has just reed a line gentleman is still confined to his o f Plad Belts perfect beauties and room. the latest. O. Wilson A Co’s Christmas goods T. J. Little is having a barn are coming in. See their stock 30x50 built on his lots back of the at once and if they haven’ t on baud what you wish, they will order it oid barn fronting on Second street, for you. which will be U89d by the new trans Lawerence S. Anderson met with fer co., Fox A Barker. A.Lukens, hsstbe contract, am) is beiug assist a very painful accident on the morn ed by G. T. Stone and Martin Alex- ing of the 25th. Making a misstep, he fell through the cattle guard at son. the creamery. He was immediatly Don’t forget Land A Lyons are taken to the city hospital. Beside agents for the celebrated White being terribly bruised, he sustained Spray Flour. a cut over his right eye five inebses Following is the list of officers long. It will be some time before elected by Myrtle Camp, W. O. W. he will be able to resume his work. on Saturday evening for the current W anted . — About one dozen good year; S. L. Curry, <3. C .; D. H. Johnson, Adv.; M. H. Hersev, Es coal miners $1.75 per ton paid, cort; Geo. Hansen, Mgr.; W . T. Will also give contract for the dig Cerr, Banker; L. S. Anderson, ging of a 400 foot tunnel. Apply Sentry. to D. S. Rouse, Riverton. Alfred Machado, of Prosper, went to Myrtle Point Saturday to visit his brother, Jason Machado, the merchant, of that place. Be sure and see that fine Panama dress goods at O. Wi Ison <fc Co’s, Mrs. E. C. Holland, of Marshfield visited her mother, Mrs. Wickham of this city, a day or dny or so last Week and the fiirst of tnis. For first-class watch repairing to to W. H. Schroeder's. Henry Brenwnld who has been in this city for some months past, was made happy one day last week by the rival o f his wife, whom he had not seeD for some time. A new.line of Walk-Over shoes at the C. M. A M. Co’s store. f TH E NEW ID EA Mrs. Adam Pershbaker and daughter, Miss Ruby, returned Monday from a visit o f a month or W anted . — Parties to out wood for so with relatives and friends at San the steamer Echo. Apply for partic ulars on board the boat. Francisco and Oakland. M a r r d e d . —In tfais oity, on the A fine pony, good F ob S a le . for saddle or harness. Enquire at 23rd inst, Mr. Clarence E. Foster, this office. and Miss Ella F. Cox. Also at the Knowlton’s Drugstore has on same time and place; and by the hand n large stock of Books the same ceremony; Mr. Cecil G. Cox, cheapest lituary from the best au and Miss Niss Nancy E. Foster; all thors. Choice reading for girls, o f Bandon: Judge E. G. D. Hold en officiating, boys and grown poople. Will accept lots in Coquille as part payment on a piano. Address Box 219, Marshfield, Oregon. M f THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE ■ ■ m h lions till Bowels JLdi Successor to Z . C . Strang in W . O . W . Building. to Stilson & X > pair to give you Satisfaction. Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings a Specialty ■■ A Red Clover Blaasaa M Evs^ Bottle A BSTRACTS ABSTRACTS A BSTRACTS TITLE GUARANTEE AND *-3 X > o -5 ABSTRACT COMPANY Marshfield and Coquille, Oreqon. if) in A b stra ct ÖÖ P lan t. > X We are now ready to furnish correct ABSTRACTS at short notice, and orders will receive careful and prompt attention. X in Marshfield office adjoins Flanagan & Bennett Bank Coquille “ " Coquille Post Office. in CÖ C fl MARSHFIELD PHONE, 143. COQUILLE PHONE, 191. Phone at our expense when ordering ABSTRACTS. n X > o in TITLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., J. 5. B a rton , A b s tr a c to r . BSTRACTS H en ry S en g sta ck e n , M an a ger. A BSTRACTS C. M. ABSTRACTS > n > X in X > O in ABSTRACTS M. CO. & Manufacturers all kinds oj Home Realty Co. Lumber, Mouldings, etc. Bargains in Real Estate. General Merchandise, Hats, Caps, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Flour and Feed. 40 acres youn g tim ber. b oth , close to school. 120 acres, 30 acres b o tto m , 90 acres 165. 880 acre stock ranch, tw o houses, and four barns. T h is is a good slashed and seeded, good orch ard, ranch. Purchaser m ay buy the nice house, tw o good barns, close stock w ith the ranch. to town and school. 160 acres, 35 acres bottom , balance 70. 47 acres, 41 acres in cu ltiva tion , 35 161 acres fine bottom , 1 2acres first-class good hill pasture, good orch ard,good bench land, good house and barn, house and barn. nice orchard, near school. 55. 26 acres, well im prov ed, house, barn, orchard. S chool and postoffice C IT Y P R O P E R T Y . convenient. 101 . G ood house and barn w ith over an acre of g r o u n d ; a bargain. 61. 40 acres, all good b ottom , part in cultivation,rest slashed, near school 106. T w o nice lots, good barn on sem e. and postoffice. 117. A nice tract of lan d, well located, 63. 60 acres, all good land, good house part bottom , adjoin ing C oquille. and barn, nice orch a rd ; near school 120. G ood house and barn , also 2 acres and postoffice. of ground if desired. 57. 80 acres,well im proved, good house, 157, barn, orch a rd ; well watered, ex cel 119. 4 acres or m ore o f ground, good honse and b a m , well located. lent n eigh borh ood , near school. G E N T S ’ FURNISHINGS. Fancy and Staple Groceries Coquille Mill and Mercantile Co Sgj Confidence in the Jeweler i W hen you buy Jewelry you need to have confidence that you are not being sold an inferior article at the price charded for first-class goods. 68 . 66 acres, 50 acre» bottom , 48 acres 129. Over 1 acre of land w ith good cleared, tw o good orch ards, good house and b a m . house and barn , well located, near 131. G ood house, 2 n ice lots, well lo school— a bargain. cated. W e make a rule to always represent 70 acres, 28 acres bottom , balance 147. T w o scree good land w ith good good hill pasture, good house and honse and barn. barn, good orch ard; close to sch ool. 361. H ouse and four nice lots, a bar gain. 87. 120 acres, 25 seres l>ottom, 40 acres second b ottom , 50 acres good bench 169. Nice new house w ith tw o good lots. land, nice orch ard, tw o houses and 195. F our choice lots w ell located. you need have no fear but that you 73. goods as they really are, and charge a price as low as consistent are obtaining full value for your money when you purchase here. W e are now showing a larger and better assortment than ever. tw o barns. 93. > to w H X > o •-3 We have completed a thorough, up-to-date > H A nnouncement .— For the Method ist Episcopal church, Rev. G. W. O U R M O T T O . “ A Square Deal to One and All. Ellis, Pastor: Sundayschool 10 a. m.; Preaching 11 a. m.; classmeet C . R . Barrow, Secretary. Z . C . Strang, President. ing immediately following; Junior League 3 p. m., led by Mrs. Ellis. All children under 12 years old are invited to this children’s Bible class. Epworth League 6:30, led by J. E. Quick; grand rally sODg service at 7:30 p. m., led by the pastor. Sub ject of the evening sermon, The 142 160 acres, 50 acres slashed, good 109. 25 acres w ell im prove, good or I f you intend seeding your chard, 22 acres cleared, good house house, barn, orch ard. O nly half laud this fall, call at Knowlton'a Wise Fool.” and b a rn , well im proved and well m ile from sch ool. Drugstore and examine quality and J. C. Watson, of Cunningham located. 149, 340 acres— fine dairy ran ch — fine prices before buying your seed. creek, has a fine lot of Brown L eg orchard, good house and ba rn . Is 115. 17 acres, 7 acres b ottom , all nice land, good house and b a m , land well watered, and near school, The Womans Club took Dryden’s horn and Black Minorca cockerel well located —a bargain . life and writings for their study at chickens for sale. They are thor 153 , 280 acres, 35 acres b o tto m ; good house and barn, water piped into 125. 160 acres, good stock ranch, also the meeting on Saturday last. The oughbreds frem imported stock. The Tug Triumph which was ta ken from Bandon to Portland for repairs some time since, arrived at her home port Saturday and is now The new pastor of the “ Church ready to do towing, having been Scottish entertainment given in the evening by the Club proved a suc of Christ’’ aod his wife made their put in first-class order. cess The program was interesting and debut last Sunday ir this town and Ten cents per lb., live weight, varied by appropriate readings and was greeted by fine audiences. Mr. will be paid for chickens by the music which all enjoyed. The dee- Ford is a native of Australia and Coquille Valley Packing Co. orations were Oregjn Grape, the has been in this country nine years. Jonas Demmitt, who has been club emblems, Scotch thistles, and He has traveled extensively in Tas. holding down a position at the the club colors. Bonnie Scotch mania, Austrailia, New Zealand, Johnson mill for some time, was off lassies in their plaids assisted in Fiji, Samoa Cuba, etc. Mrs. Ford duty several days lately on account dispensing the refreshments. is a native of Ohio and a lady of of a sore hand, having gotten it good literary and musical accom Any thing you wish in crockery slightly cedar poisoned. or china M. H. Hersey is prepared plishments. She met her husband Kerr has a full and complete to supply you from the finest Havi- in Moscow, Idaho, and is proving stock of groceries and is looking land and hand painted china to herself to be a worthy helper of the every dav for the best selection of heavy hotel crockery. Phone 104. pastor. The church is to be con fall and winter clothing ever. gratulated in receiving such efficient Mrs. Mollie Laird, beloved wife Presiding Elder MeCaosInd, of of Walter Laird, the rancher south workers for the cause in Coquille. We understand that Mr. and Mrs M E. Church, South, who assisted of town passed to rest early Tuea- Ford will devote half of their time Rev. Branhan conduct a series of dav morning after an illness cover to the work here. meetsngs here last week, went to ing several days. Decedent was Eishtrap Saturday in the discharge 54 years of age and a native of Ce of his duties. Mr. Branham will dar county, Miesouri. She came contiue the services on threw this to thie coast 10 years ago, and with ¿3 week. her last husband, Mr. Laird, arri Buy your Spectacles and Eye Send your mail order for sheet ved in Bandon a year or so since. Best mnsic to the W. R. Haines Music A large family o f children, in ad Glasses of V. R. Wilson. Spectacles and Co. If we haven’t it in stock, we will dition to the bereaved husband are goods. Sure fit obtain it. Moral— Save your shoe left to mourn. The funeral took eye glasses repaird correctly by one leather, postage and trouble. Vic place Wednesday forenoon from who knows how. tor and Edison goods, Violins, the late home of deported and was V. R. WILSON. a very sail affair.— Bandon Recorderv Mandolins, etc. Graduate Optician. > The rainy sea son is here and you should in spect our line of Shoes before buy ing elsewhere. Best for Chltdrsi A B STRA CTS in K ellogg guarantee' every COU0H SYRUP ENNEDYHAXATIVEHONEYqAR W . T. KERR We OREGON. ss^ zs^ zs zs zs zs s zs s zs zs zs s zs ^ ^ K Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Lnfferty, of W. H. Church who left this part Noryway, made our office a pleasant some months since for a visit in the business call phile in town on Sat east, returned last Monday. He was at his old home in north eastern urday. Ladies and childrens coats and New York. His health is very much improved. skirts at Robinsons. St COMPA 209. G ood bouse and tw o lots, one splendid bottom lot for garden, close 97 acres, 30 acres bottom , balance in. good pasture la n d ,50 acres seeded, 14 acres fine bench land, orch ard, good 206. Nice house and lot, well located, honse and h e m , cloee to sch ool. good im provem en t!. COQUILLE, OREGON. A ll kinds of Repair work neatly and quickly done. E. C. BARKER & CO SfezSSZSZKSSZffiSS