Coquille herald., October 09, 1907, Image 3

LOCAL N EW S.
School books at Slocum’s.
See the "Bear Family”
j Nosler’s window.
in
Beautiful silk skirts at Robinson’s
“Sound Ring" flour can be bought
Mrs
New fall shirt Waists at Robin­
son’s.
F. S. D O W
Rrces at Arago on Friday and through any grocer.
Remember—Slocum's Drugstore
Saturday.
J. H. Flauagan, the Marshfield
Children's sandals at Robinson’s.
next door to Postoffice.
Mrs. E. Heuckendorff, of Prosper
Full stoek of garss seed at K now l-, banker, was over from Marshfield
Have you tried SOUND KINO was in Coquille Saturday.
For first-class watch repairing to
ton’s drug store.
. yesterday.
flour?
“ White River” Flour is the best
Full Bupply of school books and
New stock of ladie's, misses and to W. H. Sohroeder's.
Ira Metcalf,, the logger, was in Robinsou has it.
A. H. Smith, of near Dora, was
all school suplies at Kuowltons ' children’s shoes just arrived at J.
town Monday.
W. Loneve’s,
Dr. Wetmore made a Profession­ drug storo.
; in town yesterday. He tells ua that
New line of ladies' belts at R ob­ al visit to Bear creek yesterday.
C. A. McKellips, the sewingma- he is putting out an apple orchard
Buy the Gotzian shoe at O. W il­
inson's.
Everlasting fruit jars for sale at son & Co's.
chiuo man went to Bandon yes­ on bis place.
O. W. King, the cattle man, was j T. H. Mehl k C o’s.
Attend the races at Arago on
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bledsoe are terday. He was on his way down
in town Monday.
H. S. Kribs, of Myrtle Point, back form their visit in Southern the coast.
Friday and Saturday.
Best stock of shoes on the river visited Coquille one day last week
New fall drees goods, flannels,
California.
Kerr’s.
flannelettes; also underware at J. ' ,V. R. Wilson, Resident Optician,
Going at cost—all summer goods
Best Loggers’ shoes on the mar­ VV. Leneve’s.
corrects errors of vision, repairs
John Langlois, of Bandon, was at O. Wilson & Co’s.
ket at Kerr’s.
broken spectacles, duplicates broken
in town yesterday.
Small Children who cannot be
V. R. Wilson, “ Expert Watch
Joseph Noyes, the Myrtle Point i
left at home will be taken care of lenses. First quality goods, reason­
E more Drane was up from Park­ Maker.” Over 20 years’ experience.
nursery man, had business in town '
by the nursery committee at the able peicee.
ersburg on Thursday.
“ Nough said.”
on Monday.
F or S ale . One three and one-
meeting of the Educational League
Economy fruit jars at O. Wilson
T. H. Mehl A Co. carry Mason
half inch Studebaker wagon two
Sinclair’s
hams
and
bacon
at
Frid
,y
“
aftornoom
jar rubbers and lids.
& Co’s.
years old $50.00. Apply at tin* office.
Land & L yons, Second street.
W. P, 'Fuller’s prepared paints,
Those wishing
sewing done
H. C. Moure, who left this place
B on ».--A t Riverton, Oregon, Oc­ oils and varnishes at J. A. Lamb k
Mrs. E. D. Sperry showed us
should call ou Mrs. McOuflin near tober 1, 1907, to Mr. aud Mrs. Al­
a year ago, returned yesterday.
some strawberries which she had
Co’s.
Shoes that can’t be beaten at the Christian church.
bert H. York, a daughter.
Winnie, diughter of Mr. and Mrs. picked from her vines jesterday
A J SHERWOOD Pré«.
R. E. SHINE, Vite Pre«
l. H. HAZRAD, Cashla
Kerr’s.
Remember the fair at Arago be
Oyster shells and
grit
for C. W. Dye, who has been at the which were just as nice, large and
|
gis
Sept.
2(5
nnd
rune
three
davs.
A. J. Seeley was up from the I
chickens at O. Wilson & Co's.
W’estern Oregon General Hospital highly flavored as any we have seen
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
Seeley Thomas camp onThursday.
Mr. C. U, Burrow, will give an ad­
The steamer Elizabeth arrived in for some weeks, is very much im­ during the summer.
OF C O Q U IIiliB , O R E G O N .
“ Dement’s Best” is the flour dress at the meeting of the Coquille at Bandon on Saturday. Our mer­ proved and is showing every sign
A nice line of sheet music has
T
r
a
n
s
a
c
t
s
a
G
en era l B a n k in g B u s in e s s
Educational League next Friday chants are receiving large.qualities of being on the road to complete just been received by E. C- Barker
Drane sells it,
k
Co.
Call
early
and
get
the
best.
afternoon.
Mrs. d ie s. Moomaw returned
of goods.
recovery.
Board of Directors.
Correspondents.
from a visit to Myrtle Point on Mon­
Be sure and see that fine Panama
Fresh vegetables at Land&Lyons’
W. C. Wrenshall, the photog­ R. C. Dement,
Are you preparing something for
A. J. Sherwood,
National Bank of Commerce, New York City
dress goods at O. Wilson & Co’s,
day.
— Second street, Coquille.
L. Harlocker,
L. H. Hazard,
the fair? You should -do so if it be rapher of Bandon, lately sold his
Crocker Wool worth N ’l Bank, San Francisco
Isaiah Hacker,
R . E. Shine. First Nafc’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Oi
O. C. Rice, the timber dealer,re­
Next, time you ordre flour, specify
beautiful home in that place to Wal­
James Anderson returned Mon­ possible.
turned from Spokane, Washington, day from Dowrneyville, California,
< 3 . L. Simmons, our former towns­
ter Nelnon, and yesterday he and
SOUND RING.
on
Satnrday. Mrs. Rice and daugh­ where be is interested in a valua­ man, who has, with his family spent his brother Oclavus, and sister, Miss
Mrs. B. P. Tupper had business
G ood. S lia w e a n d H a ir C u t
the past year at Ashland, this state S. I. Wrenshall, passed through
ble mining property.
which called her to the bay last ter remained.
GO TO
Swell line of fine 'awns in pat­
Thursday.
O. A. Robinson has just received arrived here by Monday mornings town to the bay where they will
terns at Robinson's. No two alike. his fall line of men’s heavy shirts.
train from Myrtle Point, having take a steamer for the north. They
A beautiful piano on sale at Bar­
Prof. W. A. Henry, the musician,
ker’s Jewelry store.
M arried . — In this city, Wednes­ came in via Roseburg. The health will make their home at Viotoria,
who
has
been
in
Coquille
for
the
In the de­
day,
October 2, 1907, Rev. John of Mrs. Simmons is much better B. C., in the future.
M. G. Pohl, the optician, is in
Across the street from Hotel Coquille
town and will remain the balance past year or so teaching violin and Thomas officiating, Earl B. Mitchell than it was, and thev are all getting parture of these people Bandon los-
along
nicely.
Mr.
Simmons
is
en-J
es
some
very
excellent
citizens.
piano,
started
for
Portland
last
and Miss May Kern, both of North
of the week.
Wednesday.
Hot and Cold Water.
joying meeting old friends.
F or S ale . T wo nioe garden lots First Class Bath Room in Connection.
Bend.
The right goods at the right
Mrs.
Boyrie
carries
a
full
line
of
with
crop—
some
fruit—
at
west
end
Robinsons has his new fall Coats
price at W. T. Kerr’s.
Big assortment of ladies’ skirts
school supplies at her North Co- of T bridge. Call on J. Snow at
from jSl to $15 at J. W. Leneve’s.
Jack Yale, the inveterate travel­ for Ladies and Children.
quille store.
; the place.
F. A. Smith, of Portland, who
For a fine 80-acre place, 7 miles
ing man, and daughter, arrived in
lately became a member of the C o­ from town and 3 miles from the
town Monday.
quille
River Transpartation Co., is the river. Nice home with fine or­
Watch Drane’s Surprise Sales
here taking a look at the country, chard with big variety of fruits,
Saturday for Bargains.
call at this office.
The Educatianal league meets with which he is highly pleased.
W. P Fuller’s prepared paints,
W IL L M E E T A L L B O A T S A N D T R A IN S .
“ Sound Ring” flour is the best
next Friday afternoon at the usual
oils and varnishes at J. A. Lamb & straigt wheat flour made from the
hour and place.
Parties
having hauling of any kind will receivo prompt attention by call-
Co’s.
best hardwheat from the Northwest.
Call on T. H. Mebl & Co. for the
in Phone 116.
Dr. J. G. Goble, the optician, will
Mrs. Thos, Cheshire, of Salem,
Everlasting fruit jars.
be at Coquille on October 9th, 10th, visited her adopted mother and sis­
Sam Nass, the Prosper cannery-
A g e n t fo r th«t b e s t C o o s C o u n ty C oal.
11th and 12tb. I f you need glasses ter, Mrs. Jno Gilman and Mrs. A.
man, was a passenger from the bay
don’t fail to see him. Eyes examin­ P. Miller, of this city a week or so,
by Thursday’s train.
ed free of charge.
returning last week.
Robinson has the “ White House”
If
your
want
a
good
cup
of
coffee
Dermain will positively cure dan­
shoes for ladies and men.
try that Amber coffee at Land & druff, mak" the hair grow and stop
should see to it that when you
An appeal to the pride buy You paints
Jeff Wilson and one or two of the Lyons’.
and varnishes for your
falling. At Slocum’s Drug Store
of the owner o f a he
lome house, or any part of it, or when you
children were ill last week, but are
Mrs. Capt. George Leneve re­
Rev. W. C. Rushing, the Presby­
Everyone who owns a home is give an order to your paiater for any
very much better now.
turned Thursday from an extended terian minister, started for Portland anxious that that home shall make painting and varnishing you want
New waists for spring and sum­ visit at Fresno, California She re­ on Monday. He goes to attend the the best appearance possible. Two
done, that Sherwin-Williams Paints
mer at O. Wilson, & Co’s
ports her daughter, Mrs. Carl synodical meeting to be held in things are necessary to produce satis­ and Varnishes are purchased.
Oscar Reed, a farmer of near Hughes much improved in health.
factory results in painting and var­
In large work it is always best to
that city next week.
nishing a home :
have a practical painter; but there
Myrtle Point, returned from a trip
Give Land k Lyons your order
W. T. Kerr carries the Stillson
First— A satisfactory color scheme. are many little things about the house
to the bay one day last week.
and have your goods delivered k Kellogg loger shoes— best on
Second— Paints, varnishes, stains that you can readily finish yourself
earth— and every pair is guaranteed and enamels of such good quality that by usiDg Sherwin-Williams ready-to-
For quick sales, list your proper­ promptly.
ty with the Pacifio Real Estate Co.
Mrs. J. C. Laird, of Bandon, who
Leo Hechinger fell through the they not only give the exact color apply paints.
The W. H. Mullins Company of Salem, Ohio—widely known as the
Come in and have a little paint
B. T. Vandecar and G. W . Math­ was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred tressel between Coquille and Beaver effect required, but are sufficiently
durable to keep up the attractive ap­ talk, with us. Now is the time to largest builders of small boats in the country— install Ferro Enginosand
ews, Myrtle Point, made Bandon Von Pegert, of this city, has been Hill the 5th, sustaining an injury to
pearance of the house in spite of the “ brighten up’ ’ your home for the no others. Befoie placing their order for the year they made very ex­
friends a visit a day or so last week taken ill, and yesterday her son, his right leg and arm. His injuries wear and tear of living in it.
long winter months.
We can tell
These are offered by the Sherwin- you the best product to use for any haustive tests of highest grade two-cycle engines made; the result was an
Robinson has a full line of Bus­ George P. Laird, of Bandon, came were dressed at the City Hospital.
initial order for 500 Ferro Engines— the largest single order ever placed.
ter brown shoes for boys and giri3j up to see her.
W anted .
T o rent a good dairy Williams Paints and Varnishes. The purpose you may have in mind and
Sherwin-Williams Co. not only make secure complete finishing specifica­ If such large engine buyery as the Mullins Co. stake their whole ycar’H
F or S ale : One bay mare, 7 jears ranch with from twenty to twenti-
Wm. Lafferty, of near Myrtle
every kind of paint and varnish used tions for you from The Sherwin- business on the Ferro after looking so carefully into all the engines
Must go at once five cowts . Inquire at this office or
Point, wns a Coquille visitor Wad- old, well broke.
for a house and the best quality of Williams Co., if you desire them, for
of W. B. Anderson, Arago, Or.
made, certainly you ought to feel that this goes very far to prove that
nesday and Thursday of last week. Call or aderess this office.
that kind, but they make suggestions special work. Our line of Sherwin-
the Ferro Engine has in fact the superiority we claim for it.
The
second
meeting
of
the
Co­
H.
H.
Baldwin
who
recently
sold
for
the
selection
of
colors,
varnishes,
Williams
Products
is
complete
and
For Sale— A 7-year-old horse,
stains
and
enamels,
so
that
any
given
quille
Educational
League
will
be
we
are
in
a
position
to
take
the
best
The
Ferro Machine & Foundry Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
out his home at Bandon to S. M.
weight 1300 pounds.
care of your paint and varnish re­
Rowan, and who contemplated a held in the High school room Fri­ idea can be carried out, and car
Pacifio Real Estate Co.
W . C. ROSE, Agent, Coquille, Oregon
ried out with the best materials.
quirements.
M4
w
Mrs. A. S. Hammond, of this city, trip to his oldhomein Ireland, has day afternoon at 3:30. All who are
who had been at San Francisco for gone to the bay for a few days. interested in school and school work
A
a week or so, returned home last The old gentleman has not fully are cordially invited to attend.
decided as to whether he will un­ good program has been prepared.
Thursday.
The Central Real Estate Ex­
Oall on Land <fc Lyons for Hire’s dertake so long a journey or not.
Fruit jars at J. W. Leneve’s.
WANTS
Gravenstein Apples
P A Y S CASH
See
Sig
Hansen
AT
Coquille, Warehouse
or address
F. S. DOW, Marshfield
R. E. NOSLER
Coquille Transfer Co.,
W. H. MANSELL. Prop.
PAINTS £• VARNISHES
The Hullins Boat
Pl
and the
Ferro Marine
Engines
Root Beer; you can get it right off
the ice.
W. Vandecar, of North Bend, was
at Myrtle Point a day or so last
week looking after business inter­
ests and greeting old friends.
Your money back i f ‘White River’
flour is not satisfactory, Geo. A.
Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. W . H. Smith, of
Bandon, were up last Thursday
looking after some of their house­
hold goods they had left behind.
If you want something up-to-date change has inquiries for burnt-off
in a suit of clothes, Men’s Boys’ or or cut-off lands. If you wish to
youth's, Robinson has there
sell, bring in your lists and prices.
Mr. Henry Clemens who recently
B. B. P acll , Mgr.
sold his fine dairy farm near P a r­
Jccsc B u II cd , of Myrtle Point,
kersburg to Joseph Wiudle, came who was working at Boutan’s camp
up Monday with Mrs. Clemens and near Beaver Hill, had a very narrow
on Tuesday they took the train for escape from serious injury or death
the bay where they take the Plent on the 6th.
A piece of steel flying
for San Francisco, They will re­ from a wedge entered the skull in
side in California for the present the center of his forehead.
He
at least, with the hope of benefitting came to the City Hospital for treat­
Mrs.Clemen’s health.
ment and is rapidly recovering.
Did You Ever Stop to
Think
That it pays to buy
the best at the owest
prices?
W e buy the best
that money can buy
and sell on the owest
margin.
T. H. MEHL & COMPANY AGENTS
Now
Ready
for
Your Inspection
Chas. A . Stevens & Bro.
a
CHICAGO
The Greatest Exclusive Establishment
M. O: Pohl, the oculist will be at
J. C. Watson, the fancy chicken
in the World for Women’s Wear
Schroeder's jewelry store Monday
raiser,
has
a
large
lot
of
fine
cocker­
and remain the balanc of the week
Present for this season an unusual opportunity to see the newest pro-
els for sale— Black Minorcas,White
duetions
of Dame Fashion -an opportunity of which every well-dressed
“ Tracy’s Place” is the D a m e o f a
Rocks and White and Brown L eg­
woman will take advantage.
new resort opened last Wednesday
horns. He also furnisher pairs and
The beautiful fashion plafos are now ready, showing the roost select
by Everett Hatcher in the rooms
trios properly mated.
and complete line of Women’s High Class Tailor Made Suits, Cloaks
lately vacated by the millinery busi­
The Coquille^Foot Ball Team had j gkirt8 Waists, Furs and Trimmed Millinery. Also Misses’ Cloaas, 8uit*
ness of Mrs. L. H. Morgan. Ever­
Quick makes ironing hoards to
a meeting last Saturday evening at and Skirts and Children’s Cloaks.
ett is well and favorably kuown
order form 50 cents up. One door
Never before bas it been our pleasure to show so many beautiful
by our young people and his will no which officers were elected for the
north of Sentinel office.
doubt soon become a very popular ensuing year, and arrangements styles and materials, and I known that if you will favoi me with a call
A party of seven Hawaiian young
place. He will carry a full line of made to start the “ pig skin” rolling ybu will thoroughly enjoy looking through the line whether you wish to
ladies will be entertained at Port­
confectionery, tobacco and cigars. for the coming season. Following is buy or not.
land Saturday. They are chaper­
the list of officers: C. O. Dryden,
Sperry new, flour made at Taco­
oned by Mrs. Edyth Tozier Weath­
ma, Wash., with the same care as manager; C. E. Baxter, coach; Os­
ered, well-known to the people and
good Shoop, captain; A. B Cfllier,
“ Sperry’s Best,” “Sound Ring.”
especially to the newspaper fratern­
AGENT FOR
Mrs. S. A. Yoakam, of Coos river, secretary and treasurer. A. com­
ity of Oregon.
j Deputy Food and Dairy coramis- mittee consisting of Ear) Nosier,
Stevens & Bros. Co., Chicago.
When you want a cold drink, buy : -ioucr came over to the Coquille Oene Wickham and J»s. Collier Chas.
a bottle of Hiar’3 Root beer at Land
were appointed to make arrange­
i Thursday on one of her trips of in­
k Lyons’— we keep it on ice.
spection. It is her intention to see ments for a ball to be given in the
Cures Biliousness, Sick
The Second Eastern Oregon Dis­ every dairy inthe county and see that near future. This team played last T I M B E R W A N T E D .
Headache, Sour Stom­
trict Agricultural Society will give i they are run according to state reg­ year with good aucccss, not allow­
its 17th A d d u s I fair at The Dalles ulations. Every dairyman abould ing a score to be made against them
ach, Torpid Liver and
I will pay cash for timbei land
October 8-12, Wednesday, October post himself in regard to the con­ during the season.
9th, has been decided upon for ducting of a dairy farm, and what
W asted . Woman or girl to help
L. O. BROWN,
Portland Day and the attendandance is required by law, and avoid trouble in kitchen at log g in g camp. In-
Ec r i > e , C iic o
| quire at H erald office.
1 with the officials and the laws.
promises to be large.
Ladies! Call and see the new
line of belts and lace collass at
Kerr’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stauff, Qf
Marshfield, were in town and at
Arago a day or so last week. They
visited Mrs. Sinclair while in town.
M. A . Pierce
Gents' Furnishings a
Specialty.
Come and examine
our Shoe Department
beforefpurchasing.
T.
KERR
Successor to Z. C. Strang in W . O. W. Building.
ORINO
chronic«^stipat»on. laxative rrou byrup
.
c
C l e a n s e s the system
thoroughly and clears
sallow complexions of
pimples and blotches.
It is gu aran teed
FOR B ALE AT SLOMCU DRBIJO STORE