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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1907)
LOCAL N E W S . Ralph Schroeder, of Arago, was Celebrate the 4th at Arago. in town Monday. Puffed rice at Drane’s. Don’t forget the baseball game at Miss Lena Logan, of Bandon, Manager Chandler, of the local this city next Sunday, Juno 10th. visited in Coquille Saturday, railroad, has gone to Portland. Miss Lottie Tucker, the Arago FOR RENT. Farm aud Crop. H. A. King, of this city, went to postmistress, went to Bandon on Bandon Saturday and returned Apply to Frank Nelson, Norway. Monday. Monday. J. G. Leneve, of Bandon. was in Sanies Barkdoll, of Norway, was Firecrackers at O. Wilson & Co’s. Coquille on Thursday between boats. a passenger to Bandon by Monday’s Chas. Zevely was in town Mon Green Peas from Round Hill Dispatch. day on his way to Norway where farm at G. A Robinson’s and Skeels P. H. Brewer who was a patient be has accepted a school. A Son’s Fruit jars at J. W. Leneve’s. Fire!. Work’s at O. Wilson’s. Draue’s phone at new store is 353. J. L. Briggs was up from his place on Monday. W. D, Roberta was up from Riv erton on Monday. O p t. Aason, of Arngo, hnd bus iness in town Monday. Now lot of men’s telescope hats at O. A. Kelly, of Riverton, was a at the City Hospital, returned home Bous— In Coquille, Oregon, June Robinson’s. being much improved in health. 6. 1907, to Mr. and Mrs. Jeff D. Wil Coquille visitor on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kight, Jr., son, a son. Mr. Bath, editor of the Bandon Fodder Corn and Vetch seed at Recorder, has gone to his old homo of Rivarton, passed through for Knowlton’s. On June 18th Rev. Ford will give John Meadow was a Coquille vis at Hillsboro, to look after business Myrtle Point Monday. another stereoptican lecture with matters. Fresh garden seed of all kinds at illustrated song in Coquille. itor from Riverton on Friday. Knowlton’s Drugstore. Buy the Gotzian shoe at O. W il Minnesota Burbank seed pota D ie d . At Mercy Hospital, North son & Co’s. The prevailing showers have Bend, June 10, 1907, J. J. Wilson, toes at Diane’s. Miss Kato Wickham, of the Wick caught some hay down, but not very of Coos river. Aged 77 years and S. J. McCloskey, the Norway mer ham Hotel, went to Marshfield to much as the harvest had not fully one day. chant, was in town on Saturday. visit her sister, Mrs. E. C. Holland, opened. Best Loggers’ shoes on the mar A large congregation enjoyed a Saturday. On and after June Itith, the mail good sermon by Rev. Ed. Robinson ket at Kerr’s. A beautiful piano on sale at Bar from Coquille is scheduled to leave at the M. E. Church, South, on Benj. W. Denny, of Iliverton, ker’s Jewelry store. for Roseburg at 6 a. m. and arrive Sunday evening. was a Coquille visitor on Friday. at 10 p. m. The City Hospital has been in Timber coal and farm lands. The A hearty welcome at Land & Ly corporated for 20 years. Valua If your wnnt a good cup of coffee ons whether you come to see or buy. Home Realty Co. tion $6,000. Dr. Wetmore is pro. try that Amber coffee at Land ifc Mrs. J. F. Chaneay, of Riverton, Mrs. W. F. Barker, of Johnson’s Lyons’. prietor and manager. was doing shopping in town Mon mill, started Monday for New Mex Miss Nellie Crenshaw who had Dried peaches, dried apples, dried day. ico, where her parents live, and will been in Oakland, California, the prunes, at Land & Lyons. New line of ladies' ties at Robin visit for three months. Ernest Lammey went to the bay past year returned to her home in son, s. Robinson has just received six this city Friday, having come in Jesse Barker returned the last of the last of the week and took a different patterns of the Chippewa over the Middle Fork road. logging Bboe. the week from a trip to Klamath steamer for fortland. He goes back The 4th is comimng, but the fire to Aberdeen, Washington. B orn . I d Springfield, Oregon, county. For quick sales, list your proper works is already here— At O. Wilson May 29, 1907, to Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. The right goods at the right ty with the Pacific Real Estate Co. & Co’s. price at W. T. Kerr’s. Upton, formerly of this city the lat- Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Colvin ler a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F or S ale . One hundred maple The schooner Prosper sailed from Bandon for San Francisco on last and iron modern school desks. To start right away for Prineville, P. Goodman, a daughter. closeout immediately, $1.50 each. Oregon, whei’e they go to visit with WedueBday. O. Wilson & Co. have Oyster the folks of Mrs. Colvin, Mr. and shell and grit, just what your “ Dement’s Best flour is the kind $2.50 in smaller quantities. Inquire Mrs. Petit, of that place. chickens need. at the H erald office. Drane sells. New waists for spring and sum E. C. Roberts, of Myrtle Point, mer at O. Wilson, & Co’s paid us a pleasant call while in town J. C. Yale, the inveterate com Saturday. mercial man, accompanied by his “ Dement’s Best” the flour daughter, arrived in the county last Drane sells it, week and has been consulting his The steamer Elizabeth sailed for many customers aldng the river the San Francisco on Wednesday of past few days. last week nnd is due to sail again. Ladies! Call and see the new For bargains in iJlioes, see Drane line of belts and lace collass at at his new store. Kerr’s. J. W. Field, the blacksmith and If sold by July 1, 100 fine $5 allround mechanic at the Price ship school desks go at $1.50 each, all yard, was in Coquille on Saturday. together, or $2.JO in smaller num For first-class watch repairing to bers. If not sold by that tune $1.00 to W. H. Schroeder's. will be added for each desk. In Rev. C. D. Price, of Bancroft, quire an the H erald office. made our office a pleasant call while Robinson has just received a in town the latter part of the week. large assortment of Latest style He extended his visit to Marshfield. men’s hats. The People’s Market keeps fresh vegetables. always Mr. and Mrs. Verner Barker, of Fairview, spent several days in town last week Mrs. Barker’s health has not been very good of late. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zettle, of Petaluma, California, are on Coos bay visiting the formers brother-in- law, the proprietor of the ElCreo, a resort on north inlet. They visi<ed Myrle Point Saturday. Your money back i f ‘White River’ William Wearn, the coalminer flour is not satisfactory, Geo. A. who was so badly cut up in a stab Robinson. bing affray at Libby early last week Ted Webber, foreman at Cody’s during a drunken row, died at camp had the misfortune to get Marshfield on Saturday. his left foot badly injured on the For Sale— A line bull and 5 8th. He was conveyed to the City milch cows. Inquire of Geo. E. Peo Hospital and is resting as comfort ples, Coquille. ably as the injury will permit. Strawberry short cake and cream! P. E. Drane keeps puffed rice, Thats what the ladies of the M. E. a delicious dish for breakfast and church are going to serve next for sick folks. Thursday afternocn. You will Mrs. T. A. King suffered a stroke find them in the tent which will of paralysis of the whole right side be pitched on the vacant lot next to on the morning of the 10th. She Lorenz’s store. Fifteen cents will having passed her 72nd birthday, buy you a generous piece. and haviug been in feeble health for Soay! Soap! Soap! Call at Land many years, her physician, Dr. Wet- & Lyons’ for soap. They can sup more reports her to be in a \ ery ply your wants. serious condition. Services at the Methodist Episco Nnitrito or Socialist Coffee,” a pal church next Sunday. June 16th fine and refreshing morning drink subject 11 a. m. “ The Gift of Faith” at Draue’s. Sunday school 10 -a. in. class meet At their regular meeting Friday ing following the morning service evening the Tribe N o 46, Improved Junior Le igue 3 p. m. song service Order of Redmen, elected the at 8 p. in. subject for the evening. following officers: J. C. Simmons, “ Where are Chicks.’’ Every parent sachem; J D. Wetmore, prophet; ought to hear this sermon. Of D. H. Johnsou, senior sagamore; I course you are welcome to all these Geo. A Llobiuson, juuior sagamore; I services. G eo . W . E llis , pa stor. J. W. Lei eve, keeper of wampum:! K. P. Lawrence, chief of records | W hite House Locals. nnd collector of wampum. J. W. Leneve carries the Bradley Logger shoes. Every pair guaran teed. E. L. TOZIER J. W. Bennett, the Marshfield at torney, had business in town yes terday. DEALER IN Children's sandals at Robinson’s. Before purchasing Har Capt. J. R. Lightner, of Marsh Repairing of Harness and Shoes. field, was a county seat visitor one ness elsewhere, get our prices. day last week. Chas. Schroedr has gone to Rose We are burg for his wife who had been on the outside visiting. offering the Best Bargains in the Countg Shoes that can’t be beaten at Kerr’s. - W h e n Y ou W a n t G ood C oal B u y Judge 0- A. Sehlbrede, of Marsh field, was a passenger to Myrtle Point on business Saturday. P E A R T 'S COAL Fine line of spring and summer goods just in at Kerr’s. Mrs. T. A. Walker is back from Myrtle Point where she had gone to see her new granddaughter, the heiress of Mr. and Mrs H. J. Rice. W . M. Mann, representing the Portland Marble Works, was in town a day or so last week. He went to Bandon and probably down tbe coast. Robinson’s store handles tbe Chippewa Loggers shoe in all styles. Col. Chas. Holdon, of Florence, come down the latter part of last week and spent several days visit ing with his brother, Judge E. G. D. Holden, of this city. Mr. C. B. Holloway and Mrs. Elsie Price were married in this city Mandav, June 10th, 1907, at 8 p. m. The H e r a l d joines their many friends in congratulations. Leave Orders at Kerr’s Store ¡smágsss Pittenger & W ard N O R TH BEND, ORE. The only Compete line of M ILL and LOGGING SUPPLIES In the County J. C. Watson, of Cunningham, has several tons of fine grasshay for sale. The riullins Boat Riverton is making great prepar ations for a grand celebration on the Fourth of July. All who at tend are assured of a good social time, filled more with patriotism and good felloship than pomp and bad boose. There should be a good turnout. Loggers! Stitch-down shoes are the easiest on the feet. Robinson handles the Chippewa. In the baseball contests partici pated in last Sunday between the Coq ille nine and that of Marsh field, played at Marshfield, the lat ter was successful in a score which stood 18 to 5. Between Bandon nnd North Bend, at North Bend, the latter won tbe laurels in a score of 8 to 4 and the Perro Marine Engines The W. H. Mullms Company of Salem, Ohio—widely known as the largest builders of small boats in the country— install Ferro Engines and no others. Befoio placing their order for the year they made very ex haustive tests of highest grade two-cycle engines made; the result was an initial order for 500 Ferro Engines—the largest single order ever placed. If such large enginebuyery as the Mullins Co. stake their whole year’ « business on tbe Ferro after looking so carefully into all the engines made, certainly you ought to feel that this goes very far to prove that the Ferro Engine has in fact tho superiority wo claim for it. C le v e la n d , O h io . Give Land & Lyons a call when T h e F e rr o M a ch in e & F o u n d r y C o ., you are in town. Don’t forget— W . C. R O S E , A g e n t, C o q u ille , O re g o n they lead and others follow. Step in and examine thoso new Largo line of Ladie’s shirt wasts spring shirt waists aud skirts at Robinson’s. just arrived at Robinson’s. Prof. Throne who has been at Grant Bunch, son of Mr. and Mrs. EYE AND NERVE SPECIALIST C. H. Bunch, of Rinck creek, re Myrtle Point for some time, bein<: FOR VISUAL DEFECT turned from Healdsburg,California, employed as instructor of the brass where he had been attending col band,went to the bay the last of the, EYE DISEASES, NERVOUS OR week, and will stop there a while Have you seen the little boys’ j L ong gloves in fine quality. lege the past year. before returning to his former home summer suits at Robinson’s? If you CHRONIC ILLS Mull and Embroidery hats for Full line of Diamond W canned haven’t it will pay you to call. at Roseburg. goodB at O. Wilson and Co’s. ! children. Ladies’ and Missies Duck Consultation Free Sunday shortly after 4 o’clock in | Hats at $100. F or S ale . A twelve-hundred, Mrs. E-. M. Gallior, of the Tup- the afternoon, at Bandon, George I Next visit Coquille about July 15th per House, at Bandon, visited with pound mare with fine colt, and a Endless rarity of Children’s Fowler, who has been in this Inquire of S. M. her mother, Mrs. Tuttle, and other black pony. county about three or four years, ! Straw Hats. The Coquelle Vallv Packing Co. relatives and many friends iD this Rowan, Fishtrap. Phone 6-3. Mrs. Moon is there to show the is paying and who came near losing a foot cents for first class beef, city several days last week. O. J. Seeley and bride, nee Miss by a timber falling upon it at Cody’s the goods. 8 cents for dressed pork and 12J W. P, Fuller’s prepared paints, Florence Wendle, were in town Sat camp three months ago, made two New goods just arived— Laces, cants for chickens live weight. •- - oilH and varnishes at J. A. Lamb & urday. They were quietly married attempts at suicide. First he Embrorderies, Handkerchiefs, Hoes, Co’s. Wool! W ool!! W ool!!! in Marhsfield one day last week’ jumped off the wharf near the Ribbons, Linen, Organdies, Duck, The McAdams Bros., our black They hevo the congratulations and W. T. Kerr wants your wool. warehouse and came to himself near Perecan Lawn, Silks, Chiffons, etc. smiths nnd wagonraakers, have just well wishes of many friends over Will take all you have from 1 to the channel nnd swam ashore. He j turned out a fine job in the shape the country. Schedule toi Cooa County Base Ball 20,000 pounds. Give him a call be then went to his tent where he j League. of a laundry wagon for the Bandon fore you contract. Straw and crash hats, canvas diank a bottle of arnica, after which j branch of the Coquille Steam Laun shoes for women, men and children he made a severe gash on each side j COQUILLE dry. at J. W. Leneve’s. of his throat with a sharp k n ife.1 June 16. Coquille vs. North Bend Buy your groceries at Land & Chas. V. Guerin who returned He also cut his left wrist. “ “ Bandon He | tt 23. Lyons’. Their stock is fresh and from Southern California a week seems to be improving and will no July 7. “ Marshfield up to date. ago Monday where he had been doubt e ’ ov er. “ “ Bandon “ 21 . Buy your Spectacles and Eye E. E. Johnson, of Johnson’s mill, taking a course in dentistry, came “ “ North Bend Dermuin will positively cure dan Aug. 4. who started for Pasadena, Califor down from tb^ Point by Monday's Glasses of V. R. Wilson. Best druff, make the hair grow nnd stop “ “ Bandon « 18. nia, a couple o f weeks ago, returned train and proceeded to Bundon by falling. At Slocum’s Drug Store. goods. Sure fit. Spectacles and I1ANDON Saturday by way of Roseburg with the Dispatch. eye glasses repaird correctly by one Simon C. Stnir, who had been June 10 Bandon vs. Marshfield Mrs. Johnson aud Master Philip, wno knows how. “ “ Coquille Call and examine the stitch-down planerman at the Riverton mill for “ 30. who had been visiting Mrs. Lyons Loggers Shoe made at Chippewa V. R. WILSON. sometime, was drowned in the river July 7. “ “ North Bend and Miss Josie, of that place. Falls, Wisconsin. Robinson’s store. at Bandon on Saturday ufternoou. Graduate Optician. <• 28. “ “ Coquille Swell assortment of children’s, Charles Dye, of this place, re Nothing was known of the accident Aug. 4, “ “ Marshfield boy's.youths’ and men’s spring cloth- TO H A V E 25. ceived the sad intelligence last week until the body was found in the “ " Coquille iog at Robinson’s. ^ of the sudden death of bis father, water by Cbas. Dalv when he went MARSHFIELD 1 ' Jnt0^8° n’ **le former cream g ] ) j 6i for many years a rosi-jt« work on the tug Triumph on June 9. Marshfield vs. Coquille ery man, took charge of the jewelry ,|enj 0f fbjs section, which occur- Sunday morning. The mongers AND » 23. “ *.* No. Bend establishment of E. C. Barker & Co., red ^ jbe j,ome 0f another son. J. ! of the life saving crew were norified July 14. “ “ Bandon while Mr. arker spent a d i> or so g .D ye, who lives at Davton, this and took care of the bod v until the “ No. Bend “ 21 . at Fairview. Mr. Jacobson is an . . , T,_ .. . state. This comes as a surprise, as arrival of Dr. Mingus, coroner, A ug.11. “ “ Coquille W HICH P A Y S expert jeweler, having followed that , . , • , ■ . __ . .. ‘ _ .. . . . . . his friends here wire not aware and made an investigation, “ 25. “ " No. Bend business in Humboldt county, Cali Use W A T K IN S ’ STOCK AND that the old gentleman was ailing, i from which lie pronounced it “ ac- NORTH BEND fornia, before comiDg Coquille. POULTRY FOOD. You can get June 9. North Bend vs. Bandon When you wish to put in an cr- j drowning. There were W anted . George T. Moulton, of der for some fresh groceries, don’t some letters found on the body, “ 30. 11 " Marshfield it in bulk, in quantities to suit pur Coquille, will pay the highest cash forget to ring up the Enterprise but they were very badly water July 14. “ Coquille chasers, from a pound to a ton, price for chittim bark. Meat Market, they keep them. SOak6d and bot ]ittle information 28. " Marshfield ro m tbeir general agent, Some of the young ladies of this We invite all who do not attend could be obtained from them. He A u g .ll. “ Bandon H. B R E N W A L D , Coquille. vicinity, if their “ fellers” stay too church services at other churches to was * man about 45 years of age. « 18. “ Marshfield long, might try this on him: Have attend our services, at the M. E. ~ him write a row of eleven zeros or Church South. Subjects for next C u re s B ilio u sn e ss, S ick C l e a n s e s the sy ste m naughts. Then direct him to draw Sabbath are as follows. At 11 a. m. H e a d a c h e , S ou r S to m th o r o u g h ly a n d clears a short straight line down-ward from “How to build up a church society’’ a c h , T o r p id L iv e r and s a llo w c o m p le x io h s o f the right hand side of the first, fifth at 8 p. m. “Where is the Soul of the C h r o n i c C on stip ation. p im p le s a n d b lo teh es. and tenth of tha naughts and up- Wicked after Death till the final ward from the right side of the j judgement”, It I s guaranteed Pleasant to take fourth, seventh end eighth, H. M. B ranham . Pastor. SLOCUM’S DRUG STORE FOR SALE AT Dr, Bancroft • w Fat, Sleek Stock, Healthy Poultry, ORINO HARNESS and EXTRAS Laxative Frnit Syrup Did Y o u Ever Stop to Think îS S àlv That it pays to buy the best at the lowest prices? W e buy the best that money can buy and sell on the lowest margin. Gents' Furnishings a Specialty. Come and examine our Shoe Department before purchasing. W . T. KERR Successor to Z . C . Strang in W . O . W . Building. C. I I M. CO. Manufacturers all hinds oj Lumber, Mouldings, etc. New line of Clothing, Shirt W aists. Fine Assortment of Embroderies and Laces. Dress Patterns of ten yards each—Biggest Bargains yet. John Ebert’s Ladies’ Fine Shoes and Men’s W alkovers. Coquille Mill and Mercantile Co