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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1908)
¿I The schooner Oregn went to sea McCall’s paterns at W. T. Kerr’s. Miss Pearl Brig«?s was in tow n on Wednesday. H. L. Curl was down from Nor Geutlemen's blue or black serge Friday. suits at Robinsons. way on Friday. Next, time you ordre floi>r, specify Mrs. F. T. Crewe visited at Myr For strictly scientific horse shoe SOUND RING. ing, go to Sleeper. tle Point Friday. J. D. Barklow waa down frem The schooner C. T. Hill came into W. R. Mavity, of Bandon, was in Arago on Monday. the Coquille on Friday. town on Monday. C. E. Holopeter, Bondon’s electric Elegant line of new gloves just Clarence Schroeder. was down light man, was in town Saturday. in at the White House. from Arago on Friday. Mat Bowron, of the bay side, wag J. L. Randlnman came up from Clarence Schroeder w.is down a county seat visitor on Saturday. the lower river Monday on his re from Arago on Friday. Moore’s Nom-leakable fountain turn to bis home at Norwxy. Mrs. Nosier has just received pens at \V. H. Schroeder's Jewelry For first-class watch repairing to some swell new suitings. Store. to W. H. Schroeder's. The Steamer Elizabeth sailed for Cbas. Page and W. W. Enditott, J. P. Munford, of Arago, deliver Sun Francisco on Thursday. I of Myrtlo Point went to Bandon on ed several hundrer boxes of npplis H. S. Knbs, the Myrtle Point Friday. to Dow, tne commisBon man. the tinuer, was in Coquille Monday. j S. C. Bruden nnd Cbas. Adams, of last of the week. O. \V. King, the cattle man, went Myrtle Point paid Coquille a busi- W. T. Kerr has full line of youths’ to llic bay by Wednes.lay's train. | ness visitor oo Friday. and men’s suits, overcoats a< all H. W. Holverstott of F airview, ‘ Dement’s Best flonr is the kind pricea and of all kinds. had business in Coquillo Monday, 1 Drane sells. L A Whereat, the S. P. civil en LO C AL N E W S . Apple Growers Attention. If you have a contract that has not been filled or a bill that has not been paid f ead it in at once as I w an t to close up all accounts before the first of the j J. D Bennett, the contractor, spent several days in town last week. For Early Heburn se e d potato« B, call on E l. Johusou. Address, Co quille. Rev. 8 B, Hollenbeak, of this city, preached at Myrtle Pont on Sunday. Arthur Morrioo, of the Coquille Steam Laundry, went to Bandon on Friday. School books at Slocum’s. j F ixe a s d P lain S kwino , At hom e on the T bridge, by Mrs. Emma Hanscom. F or S ale — 120 acres, 40 acres plow Land, well watered, house and barn well watered | mile from school house, l mile from post office. Easy terms. Inquire at H erald office. P. E. Drane keeps puffed rice, a delicious dish for breakfast and for sick folks. J. F. Burgess has logs left on his place by the late high water brand ed as follows: 1 B B , 1 B L , 1 X, aod 1 V. If they are not removed af once he will proceed to make use ot the same. We carry Snow Drift, Dement's Best and Sound Ring flour at the bottom prices. Skeels A Son. • Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Brown, of Los Angals, California, have arrived in town and are making a visit with W. V- Cope and familv. Mrs. Brown is a niece of Mr. Cope Cope and they will be here several weeks. I? MBN! Your Fall Cloihes ar; [ ere GET A I. & S. BING SUIT THIS FALL. If you wish to travel by steamer, turned from Marshfield Friday make your reservations for berths where she had been to visit her p»r- ents, Mr. and Mrs. R . M. Wieder. with Paul Sterling, at the depot. Heinze’s Sweet pickle’s in bulk Our line groceries and canned goods is complete and of the best at Robinson’s. The Misses Billings, of Myrtle grades. Skeels & Son. S. DOW, Marshfield \ i E. C. Roberts, the Myrtl« Poiut gineer, of Marshfield, passed through real estate dealer, had business in Saturday on bis return home after Coquille on Thursday. doing some woik up the river. Dave Snfley, of the Siuslaw, is 8ee our window, 'hen come in here visiting his sister and brother and guess. Skeels it Son. in-law, Dr. i>nd Mrs. Tatom. Mrs. Fred Tuttle, of Bandon, re H. Brenwald, representing the Poiut went to the bay the latter part of last week returning Monday. Watkins Medical and Spice Co. L. Harrison, the veteranary sur “ Sound Ring” flour can be bought was in town a day or so lately. geon, was down from Myrtle Point He has made his headquarters at through any grocer. on Siturday. Marshfield since he left Coquille. C. B. Zeek, of Bandon, was in “ Dement’s Best’ ’ is the flour Straw and crash hats, canvas Coquille on Friday. He expecte to Drane seHs i*. go to California in a short time. shoes for women, men and children at J. W. Leneve's. Joseph Ferry, of Riverton, is “ White River” B'lour is the beet very ill. Dr. Wetmore ¡3 in atten M. J Krantz, of Gravel Ford, Robinson has it. dance. was in town Sunday having taken The Young Musical Comedy Com his daughter, Miss Angie, to Coal- Misses Flora Walser and Clara pany arrived from Portland at the edo where she is teaching a term of Walker, of Bandon, were in Coquille bay by the Breakwater laet Friday. school, she having spent the holi- on Friday. The People’s Market always days at home. Books! Books!! Books!!! at Knowl keeps fresh vegetables. ton’s Drug Store. Robinson has just received a full' Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sherwood of line of rubber boots and rubbers J. S. Cole, of Norway, returned this city, went to the bay on also .oil clothing. from a business trip to the bay on Wednesday and returned Friday. Prof. E. E. Daring prencipal of Saturday. Bruce Hughes, of North Bend, the public schools in this city, Heinze’s sour pickles in bulk at came over from the bay Monday and returned Saturday from a business Robinson’s. will hold a position in the Shingle- trip to Portland and Albany as well Miss Beulah Walker returned mill at this city. as other parts of the siate which he Monday from her trip to Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Collier went took during the holiday vacation. and vicinity. to the bay Friday with Mrs. A. A. For something real swell, just see The steamer Bandon went around Frazee, of Boise, Idaho, who went those gold and silver Moore’s non- to the bay on Friday, taking a lot toCooB river to see her brother, Ieakable pens at Schroeder's. of lumber for shipbuilding purpo The H erald is in receipt of a Mr. Stubbs. ses. wedding announcement informing Knowlton’s Drug Store has a Robinson has a swell assortment large stock of fine stationery of the us of the marriage of Miss Mattie of men's togs. latest styles and best quality. Sabin, formerly of this city and Mrs. F. A. Linegar, of this city, Claude and Paul Ford, the paint Bandon to Mr. Charles T. Clifford visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ers went to Bridge Monday where of Santa Ana California, Wednesday A. H. Schroeder, of the upper river, they will visit their friend, E. G January, the 1, 1908. last week. Allen, of that section. They will Before purchasing a watch else Palace Restaurant next door to be gone several days. where, call on Schroeder the jewel er, and get his prices on all kinds Hersey’s store. Owing to the crowded condition of time pieces. Miss Florence Getty, of Empire, of our schools it has been necessary The schools at Bandon which clos the school teacher, came over Sat to procure a room oyer Cupt. But ed on account of the prevalence of urday and proceeded down the riv. ler’s store. Mrs. Chase is in charge. contagious diseases, have resumed er by the Liberty. This is the 9th room. again, all serious cases having be For bargains in shoes, see Drane Foley’s Kidney Cure will cure any come located and quarantined. All at his new store. case o f kdiney trouble that is not cases are doing nicely and the town C. H. Pullen, of North Bend beyond medical aid. E. J. Slocum. will be clear of contagion in a short, was a Coquille business visitor on Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Harry, of time. Friday. The H erald acknowledges Sitkum, passed through this city Will pay highest price for Red a ’piJ'S&nt call. last week with their daughter, Mrs. Cedar Logs and Shingle Bolts j u„» see the pretty china dishes Noah, of the bay with whom Mrs. Call or address J. E. Young & Cc. at »irs. Nosler’s. Harry is visiting, Mr. Harry return Bandon, Oregon. Cbas. Smalley who bad been at ing later, Win. Bich, of Newberg, who has Fort Jones, California, with a broth ‘‘Sound Ring’ ’ flour is the best been visiting in town several days, er for some weeks, returued to this straigt wheat flour made from the went to the Point last week where he best hardwheat from the Northwest. place last Friday. met many old friends and acquain A. P. Miller moved his confection tances, having lived a couple of Big assortment of ladies’ skirts ery business from the Leach build years in that vicinity some time ago. from $1 to $15 at J. W. Leneve’s. J. H Lamb was down from Fish- ing near the Wickham House to He expects to return home this trap Monday, The old gentleman the place lately vacate! by the week. is looking well and says he feel« Peopl’s Markete near the Postoffice, Duprey’s Celery Headache Pow the last of the week. ders, give instant relief. Price 25 better than he has for years. If yon want a nice suit of clothes — latest fall style. Robinson has them. T, S. Evernden, of the Myrtle Point section, who has been down visiting with his son, Charles, dur ing his late illness and that of bis baby boy, was in town Friday. 3rcar. Y ’ii’ 11 find «hat a I & S B Suit mor* Maude Williams fully meet« «our ideas of what a good suit ought to be than any you have ever worn. I A S H clothes are cut Prina Donna with Y o u n g ’s Musical Comedy Co. at the Opera House, January 9th and 10th F or S ale . Some acreage adjoining town site. See Stanley. Don’t overlook that fine Station ery at Knowlton’s Drug St« re. Good Bargain in a piano, if sold at once, Inquire at this office. Little Elwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gago, is very low in this town. fiom best of fabrics, smartly tail«>l(d splendidly mule. They have n per fection of workmanship nod finish that i not merely temporary-I <St S B clothe« are right, both wlieu you first put Those awful headaches are often c a u s e d , fiom defective ’ vision (Errors of 1« refraction.) Prop erly fitted glass- lf> •' es will lemove 'V,\v ■ t! e cause. Con- I can help you. suit me V . R. W ilson , Registered Opitition, Coquille, Oregon. them on and ns you wear them. Beau- tifu‘ new patterns iii great variety; i i«-h colorings; tasteful effects. Let us show you some of these new idias. Suits from $6.00 up to $35.00. Baptist services in the Presbyter ian church next Sunday, Jan. 12. A Big M u sical C om pany. Morning topic: “ Oui Leader;” even ing: “ A great welcome home.” A At last we are to be favored l y cordial invitation to all. the appearance of a big musical Rev. J. Thomas, Pastor. comedy organization, the olass of Wo have the very best shoes.— entertainment that is so popular in cost less and wear longer. Skeels all the large cities. The Young A J SHERWOOD Prat. <fc Son. Musical Comedy Company which is GIVE ME- A CALL. W T. KERR Next Sunday Rev. C. H. McCaus- land, Presiding Elder of the Wilam- ette District, will preach at 11, a. m. and 7 30 p. m. at the M. E. Church, South’, in this city, and will bofc the first Quarterly .Conference lor Co- quill Station at 3 o’clock p. m. next Saturday. Eyery-body cordially in- vited to attend the BPrmoDs Sunday. E. B. Jones. Pastor. SAY! Did you know that you could get more value for your money at W. T. Kerr’s store than any other place on the Coquille River? K IL I, t h e C O U G H and CURE THE LUNGS Dr. King’s New Discovery WITH F0RCcy- HS ^ B ^ O LD S - PRICE 80c & $1.00. Trial Bottle Free R. E. SHINE, Vice Prat now in the flood ti,,e of its "uccess be 8een Opera House on Thursday Jan. 9tli. Their presen- O P C O Ç U IL iL tB , O R B G O JS . ‘ ation W'U b(? tbe great musical sat- *re Pritlo of New York, T r a n s a c t s n G e n e ra l B a n k in g B u s in e s s This is among the big successes of Beard of Direotort. *be season and never fails to win Correspondent!. A. J. Sherwood, unstinted applause from the audi- R. G. Dement, National Bank o Commerce, New York Ci! y L. Harlocker, L. H. Hazard, Crocker Woolworth N ’l Bank, S An FranciBco tors and hearty encomiums from Isaiah Hacker, R. E. Shine. First Nat’l Bank of Portland, Portland, Or the press. The presenting organi zation is unquestionably the stron gest that has ever visited this city, embracing as it doee such well known players as Maud Williams, soprano; J. Francis Abbott, tenor; Frank Ilarcourt, [comedian; Chos. Dudley, basso; Olyvian Clayne, sou- brette; Al. Dickson, characters and a particularly attractive chorus. » Q U I U .E , - - OREGON During, the action of the play no 1« i than 1 l musical, numbers and specialties nru introduced. The prii*s will be 25, 50, anti 7.5 cents and the reservations should be made early ns the houso will undoubtedly be crowded. F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K FRED 8LAGIÆ T A IL O R A- W. Sleeper AND A LL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. G U A R A N T E E D S A T IS F A C T O R Y OR M ON EY REFUNDED. l . H. HAZRA0, C .« hi. Dermaiu will positively cure dan druff, make the hair grow and stop falling. At Slocum’s Drug Store The Horse Shoer What Do You Want? The only place in town where you can get a scientific job done on your horses feet. COQUILLE, . . . . OREGON W e have Dairy and Timber Lands also A ll Kinds of City Property.................. Coquille Transfer Co., F or S ale . — A large lot of Magoon cents. Btraw,berry hundred. Phone 7x3. plants 75 cts R- S. Knowlton, Coquille per City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon. E. E. H ampton . Arago. Nile Miller, of Fishtrap, has re ceiver by wire and letter the sad news of the death af hts sister, Mrs. Clarence Edmunds, which oc curred at*Eureka, California, on December 30,1907. She had been in poor health for a number of years and while her death comes as no surprise, the bereavement is felt be a large circle of relatives and friends in this county, Fishtrap being her birthplace and the home other fath- er a Coos county pioneer, for many vears. Miss Minnie McCloskey, of Nor way, spent a day or so in town last week visiting Mrs. Fred Linegar, during which time she took some in structions from Mr. Linegar in the conducting of a money-order office. Nh j office at Norway, of which she is assistant postmaster, is undergo ing the change necessary to make it a money order office. Take your saws to Q uicks Ex change to have them filed and set. \ The shop is 3 blocks east of the ! postoffice. Chas. Stanley Frank Carr, the ghoe manufactur OFFICE W ITH J. J. STANLEY. er, em ved here with his family last Thursday from Oakland, California, Don’t go on the boats or train where Mrs. Carr and children had hungry, as you ran get a good din been visiting since leaving Eureka ner at the Palace restaurant in good last fall. Since their arrival in Oak time. land their little boy has had a seri- Having receiued my stock of W. R, Hollister, of Portland, rep resenting Albros Bro’s Milling Co., visited this section several days late lungs and it was necessary to re- j now prepared to cater to the public in furnishing ly taking large orders for his house n.ove a portionof a rib and extract all goods in my tine at prices and terms He bad expected to meet hia old the accu mutation of puss to save consistent with good business principles. friend, the late W. E. McDuffee, the little fellow’s life. He is all bnt was surprised to find that he right now, however. Mrs. Carr is bad departed this life. He met a well pleased with her new loca son, Bert McDuffee, o f Parkers tion since they ar j pleasantly domi NORTH END OF HENRY STREET burg, with whom he enjoyed a ride ciled in the Jadgo Nosier property C. H. BUTLER. Proprietor down the river on the I liberty. in the North part of town. Phone Main RSI. W.H. MANSEL .Prop. W ILL M E E T A LL BOATS AND TR A IN S. Parties having hauling of any kind will receive prompt attention by call- in Phone 116. A g e n t fo r th e b e s t G o o s C o u n ty Goal- A N N O U N CEM EN T ENTERPRISE MEflT CO., GRO CERIES. FLO UR AND FEE D , Successor« to Dean & Morgan. Fresh and Salt Meats, Lard, Ham and Bacon A t “THE BUTLER” I Fancy and Staple Groceries PRINCIPAL PLACE Of BUSINESS. COQUILLE 0REQ0N
