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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1908)
LOCAL N EW S. Millinery at o a t at Mrs M irgan’s E'onom y fruit jars at Lair Vs. l’i ter Gehiki. of P irkeraburg, Mr. and Mrs. Thoa. Guerin, f Hav vou tried SOUND RING Myrtle Point, returned fumi B in - h d tuiaini *> in Coijmlie "U M od * flour? doli Friday. d\. Toli iceii A cigars m Id ut Gcttv A Nerv lot of lieds just io at Laird’s B a tes A Sou carry the beat C o lle ra ' groceries th* v can buy. Come in and see us. Web Mast an I E D. Myers were Nrw Striw h lì 1 o i u .- 'li h a t s Our store has received a Mrs. Win. Hite aud Mrs. Prpf. down from the Lee section on Mon* Bi bluson’s. new coat of paint inside Ostin, of Bmdou, wero passengers day. Sewing Machine ueedles at W. H. and out and we are now to the B iy by Friday’s tram. j .,Dement., Best floor is the kind Sehr, edi i ’a. ready to serve you better Bring your orders to Land S i Drane sells. J. V. H tmbloek was up from Par Lynns for groceries, shoes or dry ^t ban ever. Mrs F. S. Washburn, of this city, kersburg Friday. goods. 1 See U we can't save you wen* to Marshfield Saturday for a ! Long white and tan silk gloves money. Prof. J. H. Barklow, of Arago, visit with friends. at Bnbiuson’s. O. WILSON & CO. toads our office a pleasant call while Save you money? See if we can’t Dr. McCormac, of Mai Bitfield, was Merchandise in town one day last week. O. Wilson Co. in t wn Fridav. W. P, Fuller's | r*|arrd paints, M. G. Puli!, of Myrtle Point, has ( lu ster Care}’, of the Point, went j ,,iis varnishes at J. A. Lamb Si offered his resignation as fruit to the Bay Thursday. Co’s. inspector of Coos county. For HOWARD Watches go to W. Capt. Dave Perkins look ihe wheel Hkeels & Son carry the best j H. Schroeder. on the Dispatch Monday while brands of flour.— $1 40. M. It. Lee, of Myrtle Point, had Capt. Thos. White takes a tew days B orn . To Mr. and Mrs. F. K. : business in Ooquillo last Saturday. off. Uettins at their home in Marsh- All kinds of groceries at O. Ice cream will be served every _ , - day at the confectionery of Getty A \ ‘ ■ Oregon, \Y ednesday, July 8, Wilson Si Go’s. a son. Prof. F. 8. Bunch and niece, Miss Collier. ‘‘Dement’g Best” is the flour The brick kilns at Arago have To obtain good berths on the Drane sella it. M a r r i e d . — At Drain, July 4, Els e Tilman, went to the Bay Fri been opened and orders will be 1908, John W. Krewson and Sadie Breakwater call up Main 181. it day. For bargains in shoes, see Drane promptly filled. Leave orders with costs you nothing to phone. at his new store. Suit cases of all descriptions and Stephens, Rev A. J. Starmer. offi W . H. Schroeder, the Jewe er. O- E. Wagner, of Enterprise, Ore ciating. sizes at Robinson’s. “ White River” Flour is the best gon, who is a cousin of Mrs. C. M. & Robinson has it. Go to Land & Lyons’ a for nice Mr. and Mrs. Diok Hancock, of Goodman, visited Mr. and Mrs. Empire, returned from BuDdon Fri suit of clothes. They will save you For sewiDg machine needles go to Goodman for some days departing money. W. H. Schroeders. day. for his home the latter part of last Mrs. J. A. Lamb who had been at Aldon Candies, fresh form Port Buy your suits at Land & Lyons’. TIM E TA B LE . Medford visiting her parents, Mr. week. land, at Getty & Collier’s, Their prices will surprise you. F or S a l e . A choice piece of bot Subject to change without notice. and Mrs Woodford, returned home J. D. Myers was down from his A large assortment of straw hats tom land. Inquire of George S. Middle Fork home the last of the Friday. for men and women at Robinson’s. No. 1. Daily e x’ t No, 1. Robison, Coquille. Sunday. Go to Mrs. M. McDonald’s board week. A large boiler was taken through , Lv. 9 a. m. Marshfl’d Ar. 12:30 p.m. A nice line of Chambrees, and ing house for nice clean rooms and A fine supply of now records just by Manday’s train for the city of lace collors just in at O, Willsons Si JI.v. 9:45 a. m. Coquille Lv. 11:20 a.m. meals Ar. 10 ;20 a. m. MyrtlePt. Lv. 10:45 a.m. received at W. H. Schroeder’s. Myrtle Point, which will be used to Co’s. L ost . — Silver locket with gold Trains to and from Reaver Hill daily. Judge E. D. Sperry, of this city to furnish the power for the new George H. Dunning who has PAU L STERLING, Agent. had business which called him to chain, locket inscribed LeeAnna. pumping plant to be installed to en been station agent at Myrtle Point Finder leave same at this office and Marshtied Thursday. large the town’s supply of water. for some time is filling Paul Ster receive reward. Big assortment of ladies’ skirts H. L. Gill of Woodburn, Oregon, ling’s place while he takes a trip to F ine and P lain S ewino , At home from $1 to $15 at J. W. Leneve’s, For good pasture for horses and on the T bridge, by Mrs. Emma and publisher of the Independent, Baker City. cattle, kj miles from Coquille, on C. C. Carter, tho Etelka logger, Hanscom. published in that place is here vis Land & Lyons’ store will be head returned last Thursday from a bus iting his brother-in-law, J. S. Bar quarters for Kerrigan strawberries the Marshfield road, apply at the Henry Grady, of Norway, was a blacksmith shop of W. L. McAdams. iness trip to tho bay. Mr. Gill is ac this season. passenger to the Bay Saturday for ton, of this city. Robinson has a big assortment of the purpose of taking a steamer to companied by his daughter, Miss D. H. Johnson, a member of the Buster Brown shoes for children. Virginia. Copuille Valley Packing Co., who San Francisco. Will Fish, of Myrtle creek, is has been in California for several Use DeWitt’s Little Early Riser*, Order your fruit and ornamental hero assisting his brother, J. G. trees, shrubs and berry plants from pleasant little pills that are easy to weeks for an attack of rheumatism, take. Sold by R. S. Knowlton. Fish in Ids furniture factory. G. T. Moulton, returned Monday feeling much im E. N. Smith, of Myrtle Point proved. R obinson's store has just got lots G. W . Stewart who was sentenced of shoes and it is do trouble to show to 90 days for an assault upon W m , who is offering some fine lots in Sperry new, flour made at Taco them. Turpen, of Empire, has received full that placo at prices and terms upon ma, Wash., with the same car» ns Orvil Dodge who has been up at pardon from Governor Chamberlan which most anyone can own a build “ Sperry’s Best,” “ Sound Ring.” the SaluionMountain mines in which and was set free the last of the week. ing spot, passed through town Sat Saturday is the Jay to get your urday to the city by the sea. he is interested, was in town on picture taken, I will make a re H. Snook who it will be remem Monday. Drane has the best thing in the duction on all pictures taker on bered built our Courthouse and Remember we carry every thing schoolhouse, accompanied by his wav of fruit Jars that has ever been Saturday, excepting stamps. My on the Market. Call and see them. gallerywill he open on the 1st and you need in grocery line. Land & wife visited several days in this and 3rd Sunday and closed on the Lycos. Prof, and Mrs. McKuight, late of 2nd and 4th in each month. County lately, going out with Pow- Salt Lake, Utah, who have been in Chas. E. Eeboff, of North Bend, R ay D ean nder’s stage last week. this city several weeks, started down returned Tnursday from a visit of W anted . T o buy or rent, a don the coast Thursday and will visit H ow is This? several days at his farm on the key engine for clearing. Spool When you want to buy a South Fork. will do, if cheap. Apply at this Port Orford and other points during Stoves of all kiuds, cooking uten- | the summer for the Professor's Geo A . Robinson has the agency office. sils, both new and second band, watch call on me I will save health. for Todd’s Round Hill strawberries Wash tubs, wash boilers, chairs, j Sheriff W. W. Gage returned again this seas >n. you money. Both single and double riggs for dressers, commodes bed-stead's tied I Monday from Salem. He came bed-clothes hire at Coquille Livery Co’s Stable, springs, in ut tresses The Cody camp at Lampa lias been back by way of Portland where V . R . W IL S O N , Phone Musical instruments, Etc. Prices ; shut down for a Rhort time while he visited Mrs. Gage who is there opposite Fish’s Factory. lowest yet. WATCHMAKER & JEWELER. norm of their roads are being ex in a hospital, and who Mr. Gage 350. G off S i G o o d m a n . tended and machinery moved. Coquille, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sterling started Corner of Front & Hall st. j reports as improving nicely. for Baker City Friday. They go ‘‘Sound Rtnq’’ flour is the best Dean’s photo studio will be open straigt wheat flour made from the on the first and third Sundays in to look after the property interests best hardwheat from the Northwest. each month, and will be closed the of the estate of Mrs. Sterling’s unice Eugene Wav, whose death we men Wm. Kardell having taken a lit second and fourth. tle time off, Ned Lawrence was con Pehr Peterson, a Kentuck Slough tioned last week, she being the prin ductor in charge of the passenger rancher was found dead in his ranch cipal benetactor in the will of her home last Friday, There was a uncle who, we underst'nd, leaves train from Marshfield Monday. Wanted— Work in the countrv for rifle with an exploded shell in the her a snug sum. HEADQUARTERS AT middlo-agod woman. Address Mrs. chamber lying by the side of the Anyone wishing bouse moving or A., care box 4, Marshfield, Oregon corpse and a ramrod near by, and other heavy work done can be ac R pv F,. C. Rotts, of Myrtle Point, bullet wound through the body. commodated by calling on H. L. The coroner’s jury at first thoguht Varney. will again hold services in the Pres Mrs. Thos. Livesey, who had byterian church next Thursday eve- it a clear case of suicide, but later inp All should come out who can heard rumors of foul play, and a been here for three weeks visiting second investigation will be made her father, Thos. Smith, and broth F or S ale . One two-horse wag F ob S ale , Span of 4 and 5 year ers, B b d , E d and Walter Smith, of on, and a cart, good and strong as new. Inquire of K. Holverson. old geldingsand harness,weight 1450 the lower river, started on her re ponds. Sound, gentle, true. $450. turn to her home in Humboldt Arthur McDuffee who has been in Addrss J. C. Lett, Norway. county, Califonia Saturday. She Washington for some time arrived Mrs. Harry Hemsley who came up went to the Bay to take a south st his old home the last of tho week from Samoa, California, lately start bound steamer. and will lake part with our fans in ed for Salem yesterday morning ac contending for the championship of Something new—tbeSchramAuto- companied by her grandmother, matic Sealer—at Robinsoo's. He also Place your order with J. Ft. McAdams, Wm. Meeker or Rogers Coos county. Mrs. Gilman. Mrs. Hemslei in keeps Mason, Economy and Ever ffltals a t a ll H o u r s p lflt-C Iftflt Mrs. Horrace Curren arrived forms us that her husband stnrted lasting fruit jars. F r o m 0 a m to 9 p m . StflVi««. from Portland Friday and will re last week for Cardovia, Alaska, Announcements have just been main for the present with her par where he has employment on the! received here of the marriage of A. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson. Copper River railroad. They went J. Friday and Miss Ellen N. Beamis A T T H E Mr. Cuaren’s health is very much by way of Roseburg via Pownder’s at Eugene, Oregon, Jure 2 7 , M ibb c. A HARRINGTON, P rop rietor. broken, and he will travel about for stage. Beamis will be remembered | S p « i a ! A t t e n t i o n G i v e n to a while. W . P a k » f la t » » ta DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is as a former teacher in the eighth! R « 3 u la > B o a r d « » » . cem noasaial Po a Groceries, drygoods, boots and good for cuts, burns, and scratches, grade o f the Marshfield schools, a shoes, hats and eapa, flour and feed, It Is especially good for piles, position she held for several yerara always on band at Land Si Lvons’. Recommended and sold by R. S prior to her departure from Coos Orders filled promtly. Knowlton. Bay about four years ago. Her Upon the complaint of J. A. home ban been at Forest Grove, The marriage of Frank M. Stew art and Miss Jessie B. Merrill at the Smith, fire warden, Aisen Bros., Oregon where she bad a ranch, home of Mr and Mrs. George Dean the Rinck creek loggers, were brou-j Her husband ii i a rancher, living Wednesday evening came as a de ght before Judge Holden’s court three miles from Banks and about cided purnrise to the friends of the Mondv and fined J.,0 and costs for fourteen miles from Forest Grove, eonple. Onlv close relatives were running logging engines without , Coos B, y Timeg arrester». Danger« from „ a , «.». r , . in attendance Mr, Stewart is pro «park / f For Sale— Fifty-fire sere dairy prietor of the Foos Bay Monumen fines are too great to take chances, r, oph 40 , crpB bottom, 15 seres tal Works and the bride is a well- snd the fire wardens of the county good beDch, with fair improvements. known Coos Bav young ladv, being claim that the law. in this regard Price $5.500 on good terms. E. N. S m it h , Myrtle P oin t.! and a daughter of Mrs. L. White and a must he obeyed. Hunters sister of Mrs. George Dean and Mrs. campers must not forget ihst camp u im . rm a tio k LEUABDLSO fires must be extinguished. H. O. Pratt — Marshfield Times, C- B. R. & E. R- R- NAVIGATION CO, Pasture to Let. FINE Watch Repair ing. Jewelry Repairing. Eastman’s Cameras % 1 m /< of GoQQlHfl B iro T ra isio rta lii C u p p . — Leave Coquille 7 A. M . (4 It • 4 (4 44 44 Arrive at 44 mat«» Mftlcr. ¡Slocum. L DAE375H I2I . I m * * poMe#*lon ItcbM N », N T- N«xt Door to Post Office. I s 44 ¡Arrive at 44 44 «• P 44 44 4 . t4 44 I I .1 , “ 44 P. 2 945 A. I P. 44 44 5 44 _ Phone Main 34. PAUL L. 44 44 44 44 44 (4 44 “ Coquille Branch a t Big Ware S. Line A. Street Dock. STERLIN G, AGENT. Marshfield, Oregon, CQUILLE, PHONE NO. 181 WATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES If you want a watch come and examine our stock. We will sell you one at the right price and guar anttse every one. We will also do you an honest job of Watch Repairing. PHONOGRAPHS We have constantly on hand a line of Columbia and Edison Phono graphs and Records. W. II SHROE D ER Jeweler, Opposite Hotel Coquille MHN! Your Spring Clothes are .ere GET A I. & S. BING SUIT THIS FALL. You’ll find that a I A 8 B Suit more fully meets your ideas of what a good suit ought to be than any you have ever worn. I A S B clothes are cut from best of fabrics, smartly tailored splendidly made. They have a per fection of workmanship and finish that is not merely temporary-I A S B clothes are right, both when you first put them ou and ns you wear them. Beau tiful new patterns iu great variety; rich colorings; tasteful effects. Let us show you some of these new ideas. Suits from $6.00 up to $35.00. GIVEjME A CALL. T. KERR I f you are figuring on a Stationary or Marine Gas Engine Write us— we will save you money and time. 3 bars Mechanic Pumix Soap, 25c deter i f . -i aci at ?« « b M can bo bad. Addroao. 44 9:45 44 A. 44 M . 44 Sails for Porltand Every Saturday S. S. C ZA R IN A, Sails weekly for San Francisco, carrying freight and combustibles only. C. F. M’COLLUM, AGENT. ^ZSZSZSZSZSZSSZ^SSZS^^ for solo. Not particular about locatloa. Wish to boitr from o m u r only who will •all dlr*t to borer. Olvo prlco, 4» 44 44 BREAKW ATER Skookum Restaurant, G. A. Fobinson has received his Foley’ s Orino Laxative, the lax- stock of fn ;i jars for the season, ative, stimulates, but does not irri- He. keeps ti.e Mason, Econom y.; tate. It is the best laxative. Guar- Evrrlaating and the fjehram Auto- anteed or your ¡rotiey b'Ck- Fc J. 44 44 4* Portland and Coos Bay S. old growth, alder and fir pole wood to order. fit Slocum Drug Store it <• 44 A. house. SIG HANSEN in charqe. J. R. McADAM S, Prop. W Fmrni ANTED or Business (4 44 44 Headquarters a t Marshfield. Coquile Wood Yard 2 cans of Borated Talcum Powder, 25c. 4» P. 7 10 POTATOES Knowlton’s Drug Store 6 bars fine Toilet Soap 25c j| 44 2 Leave Bandon 6 :4 5 44 44 44 W A N TE D Camera Supplies furnish 44 I _ and W ill 44 41 t o Engines Carried in Stock. A lso a complete line of launch supplies gas oline and Distillate in any quantity. Coos Bay Oii and Supply Co. L MARSHFIELD, OREGON