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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1907)
Firel.-Works at O. Wilson’s. Di ane’s phone at new store is 353. Mrs. Burgess was up from Lnmpa SatuiiHy. Fodder Corn and Vetch seed at Knowlton’s. W. M. Hamilt >n was down from Firhtrap Friday. Duncon Urquliart was up from Biyerton Monday. Best Loggers’ shoes on the mar ket at Kerr’s. Watch Drano’B Surprise Sales Saturday f®r Bargains. H. A. Fish was down from the Arago section last Monday. Fruit jars at J. W. Leneve’s. Celebrate the 4th at Arago. Puffed rice at Drane’s. Firecrackers at O. Wilson <k Co’s. W. H. Smith, of Snn Francisco, Shoes that can’t be beaten at arrived in town Monday after mak ing a trip to. the Sound country and Kerr’s. New lot of men’s telescope huts nt Portland. Robinson’s. Buy the Gotzian shoe nt O. Wil son <fc Go’s. Fine line of spring and summer Mrs. J. M. Elwood was up from goods jusin at Kerr’s. J. C. Lett was down from Arago Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Robinson are home from Portland. Jack Tawse, the mining man, re turned from Ban Francisco yester day. Mrs. E. G. Pierce came up from Langlois on Saturday to see Mrs. Siucluir’s hams and bacon nt Neathery who is ill. Riverton on Saturday and was ac 1 companied home by her mother, Land <fc Lyons’, Second street, Dr.Wetmore has made several Prof. R. Edmunds, the teacher, professional visit to Myrtle Point Mrs. Varuey. during the past week. A beautiful piano on sale at Bar was up from Prosper Monday. ker’s Jewelry store. Steven Gallier, the popular ho There is to be n children’s mas ni Mrs. Morras and sou, Mark, who tel man of Bandon, shook hands querade nt the Woodman Hall on Timber coal and farm lauds. The have been in Eureka, California, with friends in Coquille on Satur the night of the 22nd. Home Realty Co. for several months past, arrived day. Leland Howey is back from Cor Arthur Rice, the Bandon jeweler, home yesterday. Mies Lizzie Arnold who has been vallis where he has been in attend went to Myrtle Point Saturday. Dried peaches, dried apples, dried a patent at the city Hospital for ance the Agricultural college. several weeks, was able to return to New liue of ladies' ties at Robin prunes, at Land & Lyons. Mrs. Edna Hastings, of Cuning-1 son,«. Mrs. Dr. W. C. Owen, of St. her home at Myrtle Point Monday. ham, has been very ill for some days, John Donaldson, of Prosper, paid Louis, Missouri, is here enjoying If your want a good cup of coffee past, but was improving at last ac Coquille a short business visit on visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. try that Amber coffee at Land counts. Monday. Lyons’. John Kronenberg, of this city F or sale . — A lot of good house The right goods et the right Dr. Wetmore has found it necces- For quick sales, list your proper hold furniture. Apply to Mrs. E. price at W. T. Kerr’s. ty with the Pucitio Real Estate Co. sary to add another wnrd 1(5x20 feet A. Barnett, just east of the Chris The biggest excursicn of the sea Mr. and Mrs J. P, Jocbson and to the City Hospital, there no( be tian church. son to Bandon and Sunset city on daughter, parents of our townsman ing room for all the patients apply Parties wishing to Breed to the Cleveland Bag Station Tempest or Black Warrior Jack Fred Moser, of Gravel Ford, was Sunday. J. N. Jacobson, arrived here yester ing for admittance. in town yesterday, having come Commodore will find them at their stand at Johnson’s Mill during the summer “ Dement’s Best flour is the kind day and will enjoy a good visit. The 4th is comimng, but tho fire down tlxe river to look after his log W . H. LYONS, Ownar EVERETT SLAGLE, Manager Drane sells. New waists for spring aud sum works is alrendy here— At O.Wilson ging interests. Don’t Forget the children’s mas mer at O. Wilson, f i Go’s & Co’s. The new hospital of Drs. Culin querade Saturday night. Refresh Uriah R oot started Monday for Cures Biliousness, Sick Dr. F. 0. Kelly, of Eureka, Cali and Richmand has received several C l e a n s e s th e s y s te m ments reasonable. fornia, arrived hero yesterday and Chico, California, for residence for patients and is ready to accomo Headache, Sour Stom t h o r o u g h ly a n d c le a r s “ Dement’s Best” is the flour has gone to Riverton to see his a while, at least. His many friends date many more. ach, Torpid Liver and Drane sells iL* s a l lo w c o m p le x io n s o f brother, O. A. Kelly. He is accom are sorry to see him go away. His A. D. Smith,Jof the American Type C h r o n i c Constipation. Miss Bertha Wilkinp, the Beaver panied by his son. daughters, Mesdames Self and Dar p im p le s a n d b lo tc h e s . Founders Co. of Portland, is in P le a s a n t to ta k e slough school teacher, spent a day by live there. It is g u a r a n t e e d Ladies! Call and see the new Coos County looking after the neds or s > in town the last of the week. Your money back if ‘White River’ FOR SALE AT lice of belts and lace collnss at SLOCUM’S DRUG STORE. flour is not satisfactory, Geo. A. of the printers. For bargains in shoes, see Drane Kerr’s. Robinson. Miss Lena Logan, of Bandon, at his new store. Children's sandals at Robinson’s Mrs. J. A. Jacobson, of North W. C. Rose has just received a visited in Coquille Saturday. The steamer Elizabeto and the Bend, camo over Monday and vis J. W. Clinton went home from his The Steamers Dispatch, Liberty camp Friday, returning Monday. schooners Oregon and C. T. Hill ited with some o f her old-time new Ferro five-borse-power gasoline For a bargain in a new bicycle came into the Coquille on Friday. friends in this city. The H erald engine, and anyone in need of n and Favorite will take part in the power of that kind should see Mr. big excursion to Bandon and Sun call at Wm. Oddy’s real estate For first-class watch repairing to office received a call. office. Rose before going to the trouble of set city, the 23rd. Dont miss it. to W. H. Sohroeder's. W. P. Fuller’s prepared paints, Green Peas from Round Hill E. Quarterniass, of Humboldt oils and varnishes at J. A. Lamb & sending away. J. W. Leneve carries the Bradley P. E. Drane keeps puffed rice, farm at G. A Robinson’s Logger shoes. Every pair guaran county, California, is spending a few Go’s. Burt Myres, the engineer, made teed. B orn . — In Coquille, June 12, n delicious dish for breakfast nnd days in town looking up life in for sick folks. two or three trips on the Dispatch 1907, to Mr. and Mrs W. B. Nenth- surance. E. E. Stillwell, of B ndon, was a First observation train excursion the first of the week owing to the Coquille visitor a day or so last The People’s Market always ery, a son, who died the day follow ing. Mrs. Neathery is suffering from Marshfield and North Bend to rush of business and the absence of week. keeps fresh vegetables. from n severe"attack of measles, but Bandon-on-the-sea aud Sunset City, G. Book at Portland. Mrs. J. T, Jenkins, of Bandon, I. Nodstrom, of Parkersburg, made Sunday, June 23. All the boats of FOR RENT. Farm and Crop. Coquille a brief business visit yes went to Marshfield Saturday to visit is doing us well as conld be ex The W. H. Mullins Company of Salem, Ohio—widely known as the the Coquille River Steamboat Co. Apply to Frank Nelson, Norway. her father, W. W. Hayes, and sis pected. terday. largest builders of small boats in tho country— install iW ro Engines and have been chartered for the occasion Step in and examine those new ter, Mrs. J. A. Snyder. The mill at this place has been A. L. Noslor, the Bridge merch no others. Befoie placing their order for the year they made very ex — Dispatch, Liberty nnd Favorite. shut down a few days during which ant, was in town yesterday and day Large line of Ladie’s shirt waste spriug shirt waists and skirts at haustive tests of highest grade two-cycle engines made; the result was an Robinson’s. Nnitrito or Socialist Coffee,” a just arrived nt Robinson’s. timo a general cleanup has been before. initial order for 500 Ferro Engines—tho largest single order ever placod. fine and refreshing morning drink E. A. Stevenson, of Kansas, a cou made, some rep ur work done, and As we go to press word goes out at Drane’s. C. S. Reevi s, the Marshfield elec If such large engine buyery as tho Mullins Co. stake their whole year’s tho new boiler “ hooked up” . that Mrs. John T. Moulton, of this sin of Capt. O. R., Al, and Frnnk trician, was in our city a day or so busmens on the Ferro after looking so carefully into all the engines Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clinton return Willard and Mrs. Allie Miller, all of city, who linB been io poor health A hearty welcome at Land & Ly- this week. made, certainly you ought to feel that this goes very far to prove that ed yesterday from their wedding obh whether you come to see or buy. for a loug time, passed away this Coos couuty', arrived here last week trip to Portland and the principal the Forro Engine has in fact the superiority we claim for it. J. T. Bridges, the Myrtle Potnt and is greatly enjoying a visit with morning at two o’clock. Mr. Fred Webber who was In merchant, returned from ibo b<%j- The Ferro Machine & Foundry Co., Cleveland, Ohio. these people while he looks about cities of the Sound They came in jured at Co ly ’s camp recently did Mrs. Fanny Dyer, of Bandon, who .yestrday. for a place where he may see fit to by way of Roseburg over the Middle VV. C. ROSE, Agent, Coquille, Oregon had been out to see her daughters, Fork road which makes them realize not lose any portion of his foot, locate. Thomas Devereux, of Parkers Mcsdaines Biggs and Buckingham, more fully than ever the need of an though the bones were badly broken burg, had business in our city on Straw and crash hats, canvas up. After one week at the City the latter accompanying her, came electric line from the interior. shoes for women, men and children Hospital he was well enough to re Saturday. iu over the Midde Fork road Sat Have you seen the little boys' at J. W. Leneve’s. Robinson’s store handles the urday. summer suits at Robinson’s? If you turn home. Chippewa Loggers shoe in all H. W. Dunham, enginoer on the Robinson has just received six styles. haven't it will pay you to call. Full line of Diamond W canned Dispatch lately, hurt the thumb on goods at O. Wilson and Co’s. Four nice engines, or rather two different patterns of the Chippewa Elmore Drane, of Parkersburg, his right hand yesterday by al logging shoe. By a card just received by the engines nnd two compressors were came up Sunday and stayed over lowing a large wrench to slip off the G. E. Nichole, son of our towns firm we are advised that Sudden & received last week by the lighthouse nut he was attempting to turn and man, I Nichols, arrived in town Sat till Monday. Christenson, the proprietors of the people at Bandon, which will be his hand went with great force Loggers! Stitch-down shoes are urday with his family, nnd will stay Prosper Mill, have moved their used to operate tho fog-hern. Gas the easiest on the feet. Robinson against the machinery bruising the with us for a while at least. Both office from the Lumbermen's build engines will take the place of steam handles tho Chippewa. thumb very badly. he mi l Mrs. Nichols are highly ing to No. 714-71(1 Merchants’ Ex so as to avoid the delay of firing up Dr. Printis,Dentist passed through Call and examine the stitch-down pleased with our section. Mr. Nich change Building, San Francisco. when fogs come in suddenly. Loggers Shoe made at Chippewa ols is an expert filer, having been Coquille Saturday, June 15th, on W. P, Fuller’s prepared paints, Falls, Wisconsin. Robinson’s store. Dermaiu will positively cure dan employed in one of tho Booth-Kelly his way to Bandon. oils and varnishes at J. A. Lamb & druff, make the hair grow and stop Give Land k Lyons a call when Misses Flora and Mary Quick falling. At Slocum’s Drug Store. mills near Dallas, Oregon. Co’s. you are in to«n . Don’ t forget— are here from Pendleton enjoying a O. Wilson & Co. have Oyster Clarence Fish got a fall while S. J. Plant, an expert brick man, they lead and others follow. visit with their father, Jonathan shell and grit, just what your working at the Lyons <fe Johnson representin a Portland firm, paid K, • t Mrs. P. .1 Lindberg, of Langlois, chickens need. Quick, Brother, J. E. Quick and sis mill nonr Banon last Friday, and this section a visit last week with n visited her son Thos. Lane and ter, Mrs. Chas. Levene. This is A grand reception was given Mr. was considerably bruised, but we view to establishing a large brick their first visit for two years, and and Mrs Ned C. Kelley of this city family, of this city several days last understand not seriously hurt, there factory in the county in case he is they note many changes in their on Saturday evening at the Modern week, returning home on Saturday being no bones broken, we hope to able to find suitable clay. He had Thp Coquelle Vallv P icking Co. old home town. Woodmen Hall by the members of see h:m out all right in a few days. not found exactly what he was hunt that order. A large crowd gathered is paying 7 \ cents for first class beef, If sold by July 1, 100 fine $5 ing when we last saw him, but was Buy your groceries at Land & 8 cents for dressed pork and 12J in and an informal but joyful even Lyons’. Theirstock is fresh and school desks go at $1.50 each, all not discouraged. He returned to cents for chickens live weight. ing was spent in playing games, etc. - up to date. together, or $2.50 in smaller num the bay Saturday. Near the close of the evening a re Wool! Wool!! Wool!!! bers. If not sold by that time $1.00 The H erald job office has just “ WANTED. “ Oregon Grape past of strawberries, cream and cake W. T. Kerr wants your wool. turned out half sheet posters for the will be added for each desk. In Root will pay Sets per lb for same G qobo e T. M oulton . were brought forth which made all Will take al! you have from 1 to Arago celebration. There is every quire an the H erald office. look more pleased than eyer, if 20,000 pounds. Give him a call be indication that there will be a good The Rummage sale will reopen on Capt. C. J. McLean, a Columbia District Deputy Watson fore you contract. time pnjoyed at that, place. Interest river steamboat man, is here with Thursday morning at 9:30 in M rs. possible. and Assis tantCoffey were present in the race program is growing every a view to purchasing the interests Wickham’s sample room. The sale and saw how Coos county Modern day. of the Covuille River Steamboat Co. will continue Thursday, Faiday aud Woodmen and Royal Neighbors W anted . George T. Moulton, of He has been here several days and Saturday closingSaturdavnight with enjoy themselves. Coquille, will pay the highest cash made a number of trips between Co an auction of all goods not sold be Successor to Z . C . Strang in W . O . W . Building. EYEAND NERVE SPECIALIST rice forchittim bark. Soap! Soap! Soap! Call at Land vuille and Bandon. From an inter fore that time. Don’t miss the last - ------ ■ ■* --------- Strawberry short cake and cream! view with him we should judge days of this sale, as there is still a & Lyons’ for soap. They can sup FOR VISUAL DEFECT ply your wants. That’B wbat the ladies of the M. E. that he bad fallen dead in love with small quantity of very desirable ar T ie Riverton Lumber Co. has EYE DISEASES, NERVOUS OR church are going to serve next Tues our river and surroundings genern- ticles in the way of rugs, quilts aud sustaiued another heavy loss. This day afternoon the 20th. You will ly. We would be exceedingly glad waists. CHRONIC ILLS timo the tug Wizzard strikes a rock find them in the tent which will be to see him locate here. F or S ale A 500-pound per Consultation Free and goes to the bottom in a few pitched on the vacant lot next to We have a full lino of mill feed hour Economy band separator with Manufacturers all kinds oj minutes off Point Gorda. She was Lorenz’s store. Fifteen cents will Next visit Coquille about J uly 15th rolled b .rley, bran, shorts, mid power attachments. Price $50. In buy you a generous piece. dlings, ground bone and wheat. Re quire of VV. M. Hamilton, Fisbtrap. towing the barkentino Northwest up from San Francisco for Coos bay, Swell assortment of children’s, member our phone number 131, nt Phone 8x4 Farmer’s. TO HAVE boy’s,youths’ and men’s spring cloth Robinsons. Our townsman, Frank Morse, re and while facing a strong northwest ing at Robinson’s. wind in order to make time, got in ceived the sad news last Wednesday C. E. Hollopeter passed through In December J. W. Shafer, of Seattle, who has town Saturday on his way from that his father died at the old home tpo close to shore. this same tug sustained loss of AND beeu on the bay some time, vis Portland to Bandon, where he has in California on the preceeing Sat I ORINO Laxative Fruit Syrup The riullins Boat and the m Ferro Marine Engines Did You Ever Stop to Think I___ 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. ® T. KERR Dr. Bancroft Lumber, Mouldings, etc. ited Bandon for two weeks with Mrs Shafer, came up to town Sun day and looked about town a d ay or so. Mr. Shafer is an expert moulder and iron founder, and has some thought of establishing a foun dry in Coqnille, in which case he would put building and equip it with the best of up-to-date tnachin- ery, and be ready to turn out on short notice. the arrangements all made for the installing of a complete and up-to- date electric light plant. He was accompanied by his wife nnd also C. V. Dweggins, a brother-in-law, and his wife. The two gentlemen will begin active operations at once to get the work of construction un- der way. Mr. H. is an appable gen- Reinan and we feel that Bandon has scored lucky to secure him. Fat, Sleek Stock, New line of Clothing, Shirt Waists. Fine Assortment of Embroderies Healthy Poultry,¡ ¡ ^ Lac^V Dress Patterns often WHICH PA Y S yards each—Biggest Bargains yet. Use W A T K IN S ’ STOCK AND ND John Ebert’s Ladies’ Fine Shoes POULTRY FOOD. You can gel bulk, in quantities to suit pur. and Men’s Walkovers. urday, at the age of 85 years. Har ris Morse was a pioneer of Califor nia, having come "around the horn” bay, losa $35,000, and now the total to that state from the state of Maine 1°8S °I die Wizzard being $40,000 in 1848. Ho nlternatey followed makes a total loss of $85,000 in the business of mining, lumbering about six months. Capt. Anderson, and farming, nnd was a master ° f the Northwest, did some fine mechanic and superintended the work in rescuing Capt. Collins cha from R pounfl to a ton 1 coustrction of many large quartz and his «few of the Wizzaru, among and saw-mills He retired from "hom was C»pL U*v< .Snyder of ri,m ir (> | active business several years ago. this city. ^ H. B R E N W A l.D , Coquille. Coquille and 1 Mercantile Co