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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1908)
LOCAL N E W S . J. C. Slagle went to Bandon Thursday for a few days visit. Mr and Mrs. Dollar returned All kinds of fted at Skeels A Bon. Thu best flour iu town at Skeels from the Bay on Saturday. Mnuou Clinton wag in town Sat A Son. Pie Peaches one gallon c b d s 35 urday. Mrs. Cash Goodman, of Prosper cents at O. Wilson and Co. tiuby shoes! baby shoes!! Large II. M. Tuttle came over from was in our city last Friday. assortment, Robinson’s store. Go to P. E. Draue's for Economy Marshfield Saturday. Conimi sioner E. A. Anderson was fruit jars aud caps. For bargains in shoes, see Drane in town Monday. Capt. Wilcox, of McKinley, bad at bis new store. Men’s Suits at J. W. Lenete’s. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Seeley re business in Coquille Saturday. Buy your suits at Land A Lyons’. for turned from the Bay on Friduy. Their prices will surprise you. Three cans of standard tomatoes Frank Shannon visited Bandon a Calico 7 cents per yard at Robin for 25 cents at O. Wilson and co. day or so last week. son’s. '• r. J. E. Perrott and wife, of this Saws gummed, filed and set at Glenn Collior returned from the city, returned from a trip to the Quick & Gurry’s shop. Bay by yesterday’s train. Bay on Saturday. D. 8. Rouse, the coal man, was Some nice rooms to rent. See F ob S ai . e . Six lots and 8-room Mrs. Figg. house well furuished; orchard and up from Riverton yesterday. Drain keeps on band fresb bread, S. M. Goff, left Saturday Eureka, Cal. on business. Tine is a Season W h y our trade is increasing so rapidly duality and Prices will Count. U n derw ear. M e n ’s P a n t s . W e have a snappy line of pants that we are showing and the prices will strike you right. Regular $3 values $ 2 . 25 . ■i J W e have a complete line of mens, ladies and children's underwear, wool and cotton. j j. Children’s black knit pants j[.( saves washings; we have them. $3.50 values $ 2 . 75 . $5 values $ 3 . 50 . $ 6 values for A fine supply of new records just N. n. 8bults was down from Nor bottom garden lots and out-houses. Com e in and examine this line w e can suit you. $ 4 2 5 Come in and see them they will sell themselves. way on Monday. A. C. Lukens, the carpenter and received at W. H. Schroeder’s. Glenn Cox, of Bandon, had bus Sewing Machine needles at W. H. contractor, is finishing up a good Schroedei's. house on a lot adjoining his homo. iness in Coquille yesterday. Ripe and green olives in bulk at B W. Barrett was over from the Get your table legs turned at Quick A Curry’s. They have some Robinson’s. Bay side a day or so last week. patterns already out. Hard wood, These are not special prices but every day: Standard Tomatoes 3 cans for 25 cts., Carnation milk 10c, Pie apricots one gal 25c, W . S. Jess returned from a bus “ Dement’s Best floor is the kind $1 per set. Pie peaches 35c, Raisens 10c pound pk., Currants 15c two for 25c. A ero washing pow. 31b pk. 20c, 161b best granulated sugar Drane sells. iness trip to the Bay by yesterday’s Mrs. W. R. Panter, of Bandon, train. fo $ 1 . T ry our 25 coffee it can’t be beat in town. Hams 20c per lb, bacon 21c. T ry them there nice. Joe Laird was in from Sitkum one visit at Myrtle Point, a day or so day last week. We have the most complete line last week, returning Saturday. of ladies’ coats ever carried in town Sugar, best granulated $6.40 per Fresh cranberries at Skeels and Robinson’s store. Back at O. Wilson and Co. W e have a most complete stock. Everything for the children and larger ones as well. Make selections early. S on’s. Miss Nellie Brown was a passen J. O. Stemmley, of Dora, had bus T, J. Green, of Myrtle Point, re ger from Marshfield to this city by iness in town Monday. turned Monday from a visit with his yeste rday's tra*in. W anted . $2,p00 on first-class se daughter, Mrs. S. C. Johnson, of curity. Apply at this office. F ob S ale . #150 buys a good piano. Bandon. $75 cash and $75 in good potatoes E. C. Roberts, of Myrtle Point, G. T. Robisou was down from The kind of rubber coats that or grain. H. 1. Reese who has been head I had business in Coquille on Friday. his Fishtrap farm yesterday. sawjer at North Bend for several don’ t leak at Skeels and Son's. Thomas Prewett. of Parkersburg, Furnished housekeeping rooms to Pie Apricots one gallon cans 25 years, has returned to Job nson’s Mrs. Figg, of this city, has been was iu Coquille between boats yes-1 rent at the W HITE HOUSE. mill where he will hold a like posi cents at O. Wilson and Co. on the sick list for several days, but terday. Mrs. J. J. Sell, of Myrtle Point, we hope she may be all right in a Sam Giles, of Myrtle Point was a tion. was iu Coquille one day last week. 16 pounds best granulated sugar Anyone wishing house moving or short time. Coquille visitor on Monday. for $100 at O- Wilson and Co. Big assortment o f ladies’ skirts other heavy work done can be ac A fine line of umbrellas at Skeels Clark’s O. N. T. thread 5 cents a from $1 to $15 at J. W. Leneve’s, com m odated by calling on H. L. Roy Garrett the Myrtle Point spool at Robinson's. and Son’s. Varney. There is to be a dance given in stockman, spent Monday in Coquille L. A. Mills, the Dime showman, Mr. and Mrs W. R . Miller, of Coquille on Thanksgiving. meeting many friends. There will be a whist taurnament returned from the Bay yesterday. Myrtle Point, went to Bandon Sat at the Masonic Hall next Monday Cleveland's Superior Baking John Neal, of Etelka, was a pas Mrs. A. MoCue, of the lower riv evening November 30th. All wh’bt Powder. The goods that save a you urday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Dave senger to the Bay yesterday, having Carey, of that place. money. er, was in town a couple of days las players are invited to be present and business which called him that way. week to consult a dentist. The snappiest umbrellas at Skeels A. E. Seaman, of Marshfield, had enjoy a pleasant evening. Best grade flour $1.35 per sack at business at the connty seat last and Sen. Knowlton s Drug Store has on Brown and White Leghorn, O. Wilsan A Co. Monday. Mrs, C. M. Skeels, of this city, display an elegant line of Pictures White Plymotli Rock and Black T. P. Hanly, the dairyman, was which would make nice presents for Remember we carry every thing went to Baudon Saturday and will Minorca cockerels for sale by J. C. you need in grocery line. Land & visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ch.is. up from the farm near Riverton your wife or sweetheart. Watson. Also pairs and trios can Lyons, i yesterday. Lorenz till after Thanksgiving. C. A. Pettingill is moving up be furnisbedon short notice. E. J. Slocum, the druggist, is now Guns of ail kinds for sale or rent F ob B a l e . Six lots East of Chris from Parkersburg to bis place he Miss Callie Chandler, of Myrtle enjoying a visit at his old home in at Goff & Goodm an’ s 2nd baud tian Church— good building p la c e - recently purchased from Mr. Gev- Point, was a passenger to Coquille store part bottom for garden. eastern Oregon. rez. by Thursday’s train and took the Bring your orders to Land A The supreme court has reversad B orn In Coquille, Oregon, Nov. Liberty for Bandon, being on her Knowlton’s Drug Store has a very Lyons for groceries, shoes or dry the decision type the circuit court 23, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. McDon Inrge stock of books, consisting of way to Port Orford where she has goods. giving-the Johnson Lumber Co. the ald, a daughter. every thing from 5c toy books to been engaged to teach a term of Wr. B. Rohrer, the cattle buyer Gilrnau boom in favor of the Co Hats! Hats!! Hate!!! All kinds most beautiful gift books. school. This will be her third term was over from Marshfield on Mon quille Merchanted Co. and gives of new hats at Drane’s Store. Also in that place. Miss Mollie Kiunicutt, of Myrtle day. ' them possession of it. This has geuts’ furnishing goods. Drane has the best thing in the Point, visited ber friend Mrs Fred Cbas. Pendleton brought over a Place your order for a Thanks been a hard fought case on both wav of fruit Jars that has ever been Estburg, in this city the last of lot of nice Tnanksgiving turkeys giving turkey with D. H. Johnson sides. on the Market. Call and see them. F ob S a le . One complete outfit from his ranch yesterday for the week at tue Pioneer Meat Market. The skatiDg rink of Fred Est for spraying. Call and investiga- Mr. Gwilliams, at the shooting gal U. Wilson and Co. have on dis Attorney 8. D. Pulford, of Myrtle burg, late of Myrtle Point, is grow Goff ArGoodman. lery. play a fine line of holiday goods. Point, had business at the county ing in popularity, holding good Quite a serious accident occurred We have tbe largest line of la Come and mnke your selections seat on Monday. crowds of our young people each in the sawmill of Col. Rosa, near dies’ gents’ and childrens’ shoes. early. The Coquille passengers on the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Estburg Bandon oue day lust week, resulting We can suit you Robinson’s store, H. G. Stratton, of this city, start now occupy the home place of Mrs. last trip of the steamer Breakwater in considerable damage to one of report a very rough trip! J. P. Messer who has been at St. ed yesterday for Portland with his Boyrie while that lady occupies liv the engines. The crank piu broke Pyrography outfits and nice line with the result that the cross-head Martin’s Springs for several weeks, aged father, the Rev. Dr. Stratton, ing quarters in her now store build of books, frames, plaques etc, at was. broken and the machine was returned home by last Friday’s who is in feeble health. The old ing. Mr. and Mrs. Estburg are gentleman will remain in that city highly pleased with our town and Knowlton’s Drug Store. otherwise damaged. Mr. Rosa went Breakwater. He is feeling better Chief Engineer Bonk, of the Co to the Bay Monday for the purpose than he has for many months, but till his son is located on the bay their new house. did not exactly enjoy the rough side after tbe steamer Liberty is quille River Transportation Co., re of gettieg new cross-head. taken around. trip by sea. turned from a business trip to the RED AND WHITE CEDAR F or R ent . Some good, furn -.bed Duprey’s Celery Headache Pow F or S ale — A high-grade Kohler jBay on Saturday. housekeeping rooms, nice for SHINGLES COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER ders, give instant relief. Price 25 and Campbell piano, oak esse, for Just arrived—A swell line of din teachers or pupils. Apply at this Fur Sale lty cents. R. S. Knowlton, Coquille cash or on installments. Will sell office. ing chairs at W. C. Laird’s. City; C. Y. Lowe, Bandon. L. H. & W . Shingle Co. Col. C. T. Blumenrother, of Bau cheap if taken at once. Call on W. E. C. Barker A Co. are having Bandon, Oregon. P. O. Box 62 Mr. ard Mrs. O. L. Hawkins, of dot), has returned from a business C. Laird. a nice show window fitted up in trip to New York, and, we under Oakland, California, arrived by the their Jewelry establishment. J. A. stand. talks very enthusiastically last Plant and are enjoying a visit Yoakum is doing the work. C rood . S l i a v e and. H a ir C ut over the prospects of a pulp mill at with relatives and friends in Co A big line of hosery just arrived Bandon. We sincerely hope that quille valley. They stopped first GO TO at Skeels and Son. the Cal. may succeed in interesting with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moo i aw, Col. R. H. Rosa, tue Bandon saw the proper parties in the enterprise Mrs. M. being a neice of Mr3, Haw mill man, had business which called and that one may bo established in kins. Across the street from Hotel Coquille F or S ale . — Half of a well selected him to the Bay last Friday. He re Coos. herd belonging to a lower river turned the day following. The reason a woman always dairyman, thirtyfive in number, at rs t Class Bath Room In Connection. Hot and Cold Water A fine line of Boys and Girls makes a much better decision than thirty dollars a piece, for particulars Books at Knowlton's Durg Store. a man is she never doen it on judge addiess F. E F., care of this office. aneral Construction Surveys Made, Estimates Furnished Only the best groceries at Skeels ment. W . A. Goodman and family re Wo/k. on all Classes of Construction Work and son For a nice Thanksgiving turkey turned from their visit to their old There is to be a mask ball given place your order at once with D. H. home in Iowa, where Mrs. Good Civil, Hydraulic and Mining Engineer at Bandon on Christmas Eve by the Johnson at the Pioneer Meat Mar man’s parents still live. They en old soldiers of that place. There ket, Land, Drainage and Mining Surveys Executed W ith joyed their visit, but while there is a good time in store for all who Mrs. Margaret Baker, formerly tbeir son contracted typhoid which Accuracy and Dispatch. enjoy dancing that may attend.. of Myrtle Point, who had spent the developed while in Idaho, which icond Door East of P. O. COQUILLE, OREGON Tablet-! we are closing out our last month or so at the home of her caused them a delay of a couple of entire line at rtduced prices, O. Nephew, J. M. Hodge, of Fiahtrap, months. They are glad to be home Wilson A Co. died on the 26th inst., aged 71 years again. Miss Beulah Walker who had 10 months and 21 days. The fu Groceries, drygoods, bools and been visiting relatives and friends neral took place at tha Fishtrap shoes, bats and caps, flour and feed, * near Roseburg and in Camas valley cemetery, the set vices being con always on band at Laud A Lyons’. for several weeks, returned home ducted by Rev. J. N. NcConnell, of Orders filled promtlv. Thursday. There will be a match game o f ; this city. basket ball between the high school To obtain good berths on the Land A Lyons are closing out Breakwater call up Main 181. it their stock of clothing. Now is teams of this city and Myrtle Point costs you nothing to phone. a chance for a good suit of clothes. at the latter place on Wednesday, Mrs. A. R. Enyeart made our of J. A. Yoakam has completed evening, tbe 25th inst. There will fice a pleasant call on Saturday plans and specifications for the new be a return game at this place on which day she weDt to her future business house on First street on the evening following by the same home at Lakeside, where Mr. En tbs lots formerly occupied by Fox’s teams, at which time the girl teams j yeart has loceted. They will read second Land store. The building of this city will give a 10 minute I the H erald for the coming year. will be two stories high and the up practice game betweeD tbe halves The finest line of goods ever stairs will be fitted up into rooms of the boys’ game while they rest, I brought to Cot j eountv consisting for the Tuttle Hotel whila the low and 15-minute round at the close. of cut glaRB, silverware, hand paint er floor will be a store room. Work This promises *o be a very interest ed china, vases chamber sets and men are at present getting every, ing affair and should be welt at lemonade sets. T » be seen at M. thing in readiness and it will be tended. Tbe steamer Wolverine H. Hersey's crockery and Racket rushed to completion. Grant Harry will carry the crowd to Myrtle Point this evening. is the owner. store on Second Street. M e n ’s S w e a t e r C o a t s fro m 51.50 to *53. G r o c e r ie s ií Christmas Goods. O. W IL SO N & CO., COQUILLE, OREGON | i Largest assortment of Rugs ever brought to Co quille. All sizes and prices 1 9x12 from $3.50 up Complete line of Holiday China. _________ W e are giving 10 per cent off on all W ood or Coal H E A T E R S for one week only. \Y. O. L A IR D S IL V E R W A R E R. E. N O SLER E H K E R N of all kinds. Edison Phonographs and Records, also the new Combination Machines and Amberol records at E. C. BARKER & CO 3 Jewelry Store BIG 10 DAY The Coquille Hardware Co. Have decided to do a strictly cash busi ness after this date regardless of the re sponsibility of the purchasers. Clearance Sale Commencing NOVEMBER 251 i Big slash in prices. Puemember the Date and Place s d us for Bargains. Cash gets Bargains W . T. KERR & CO.