Coquille herald., January 27, 1909, Image 2

Coquille (jerald.
Launch Upset».
Rather Rough Enjoyment.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned has bean appointed adminis­
trator of the estate o( Margaret A. Ba­
ker, Deceased, by the County Court ot
the State of Oregon for Coos County.
All persons having claims against the
estate are required to present the seine
to me at Coquille. Oregon, verified ac­
cording to law, within the time desig­
nated by the statutes of the State of
Oregon.
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, Jan. 12,1909.
Joseph M. Hodge,
Administrator of the Estate of Margaret
A Baker, Deceased.
SUMMONS.
m the Circuit Court of the State of Ore­
gon, in and for tbe County of Cooe.
Lillian Curren,
plaintiff,
vs.
Suit in equity for
llorrace A. Curren,
divorce.’
defendant,
To Horace A. Curren, the above
named defendant:
In the name of tbe State of Oregon
You are hereby notified that you are
required to appear and answer the com­
plaint filed against you in tbe above en­
titled suit within six weeks from tbe
date of the first publication of this sum­
mons, towit; within six weeks from the
27th day of January 1909. the same be­
ing the date of tbe first publication of
this summons.
And if you fail to appear and answer
on or before tbe 10th day of March 1909,
the same being the last day ot the time
prescribed in the order of publication,
tbe plantiff will apply to tbe Court for
the relief demanded in her complaint, a
substantial statement of which is as
follows:
That tbe marriage contract heretofore
and now existing between the aforesaid
plaint'ff and yourself, the suid defend­
ant, be wholly dissolved and held for
naught, and for such other and further
relief in the premises as to the Court
may seem just and equitable.
Service of this Summons is made by
publication in pursuance of an order
made and entered of record, said order
being made by the Hon. John E. Hall,
County Judge of Coos County, Oregon,
said order being dated January lis t
1909 directing that service thereof be
made by publication of said Summons
once a week tor period ot six weeks, in
the Coquille 11 s k a l d , a newspaper pub­
lished at tbe City of Coquille, in the
said County of Coos and State ol Oregon.
Dated this 21st day of January, 1909.
K. II. Smith.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
As the waters had submerged the
Ed C. Barker and Eugene W ick­
railroad
track
at
the
junction
and
ham
chose a novel way cf whiling
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27, 1909.
the train could not reach this place the time last Sunday, and had a
last Friday, Fred Kerrigan, of this rough expel ieuce if it w as enjoy­
Chamberlain Elected.
city, went to meet a few persons able. Early in the forenoon, or at
Salem, Or., Jan. 20.—Governor who wished to come with his gaso­ about 8 o’clock, they secured a
Chamberlain w u n formorally elect, line launch. He received word horse apiece and sat out through
ed Uniti 1 States senator at a joint that there were but four, but on ar­ the storm swept country. Every­
session of both houses of the legis­ rival at Coaledo be found seven where was mud-bottomless mud-ami
lature today. P ursuant to an invi­ waiting fur him, which made rather the swollen streams seemed to chal­
tation, Governor Chamberlain later a larger load than he should carry lenge their further progress, b u t
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
addressed the assembly, thanking in so small a craft. All went well they were uot to be discouraged or
Notice is hereby given that the part­
the legislators, as representatives of through the big marsh, but when deterred from their nerve-trying
nership heretofore existing between O.
the people, for the great honor con­ near the mouth of Beaver slough in object.
K. Willard and E. F. Swearengin ami
ferred upon him. He called atten ­ the orchard at J, B. R. Shelton’s,
The two travelers went first to Erminie Swearengin is this day dis­
tion to the fact that Oregon leads for some reasen the boat reeled and the mouth of tbe N orth Fork, this solved by mutual consent. O. K. Wil­
all other states in the matter of peo­ began to fill. Some think the bot­ side of M yrtle Point. Then up lard w ill continue the business (consist­
ple electing their own senators, and tom of the boat came in contact that stream they rode as far as ing of the operation of the gasoline ves­
sel called the “ Wolverine” ), in his own
added:
with a log while others say one of Gravel Ford, where they halted for name, w ill collect all outstanding claims
“ L et me say to you that I go to the passengers caught hold of an rest and to partake of a splendid in favor of the said partnership, and
W ashington us the representative appletree limb which caused the chicken dinner with Mr. and Mrs. will pay all indebtedness against same.
Dated December 30, 1908.
of th 's magnificent commonwealth boat to rock. At any rate the pas -1 J D. Bennett. Dinner over, they
O. R. WILLARD,
absolutely
unfettered
by
any sengers were precipitated into the remounted and continued up the
E. F. SWEARENGIN,
pledge to person or party. I go as water and got a cold bath and some North F ork as far as Fox bridge,
ERMINIE SWEARENGIN
-th e s e rv a n t of all the people to do of a scare if nothing
more where they turned and took the old
as God gives me light to see. My
The persons on board were J. S. road over Shuck Hill to the N or­ ■SHERIFF’S SALE UNDER EXECU­
whole duty will be in furthering the Lawrence, of Coquille, 0- H. Pullen, way school house. Thence to Co­
TION.
moral, commercial and industrial of Bandon, Mrs. Lynch who was quille was the ride of but an hour,
Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of an execution and order of
interests of our state.”
sounting for
ju s t arriving here to locate, W. M. slush and water
In the election of Governor VanDecar, of Bandon. and two n au g h t, and the entire trip of 34 sale issued out of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for the county of
Chamberlain as United States S en­ strangers
who
were passing miles was covered in exactly nine Coos on the 1st day of December, 1908,
ator, Senator A braham and R epre­ through, and Fred Kerrigan and hours, including the stop at Mr. in a certain action w herein E. C. At­
sentatives Jones stood by their Will McLeod in charge of the boat. B ennett’s.
kins and Company, a corporation, is
Plaintiffjand L. D. Kinney is Defendant,
Statement No. 1 pledges. Apple- Mr. Lawrence and Mrs. Lynch were
Mr. b ark er states that in places
gate and Buchanan cast their votes the last to get out of the cabin, it was impossible to get along with­ commanding me to sell the hereinafter SH ERIFF’S SALE UNDER EXECU­
TION.
described real property or j o much
for Cake. A pplegate made no com­ making their exit through a win­ out leaving the road for a quarter
thereof as will be necessary to satisfy
Notice is hereby given that under and
ment, but Buchanan explained that dow. the later being taken out last of a mile or more, and then often tbe sum of $1442.06 and tbe further sum by virtue of an execution issued out of
his personal choice was Fulton, but in un unconscious eondition. Some leading their horses through the of $20.20 costs and tbe costs of and up­ the Circuit Court of the State of Ore­
gon for the County of Coos, on the 16th
on said execution, I will, on Thursday,
that having promised to support of the parties clung to apple trees tbe thickets.
Parties told them the lltb day of February, 1909, at the day of November, 1908, in a certain ac­
tion wherein J. T. Bridges is Plaintiff
the republican voters’ choice he and others to boom poles while at one point they could not make
hour of ten o'clock in tbe forenoon of and Geo. A. Barklow and A. M. Snyder
would vote for Cake.
some stayed with the boat till Mr. the journey. They did make it, said day, at tbe front door of tbe Court are defendants commanding me to sat­
isfy the sum of $125.00, and the fur­
Shulton, who was only a few rods and then told other enquirers that House in the City of Coquille, Coos ther sum of $22.97 accrued Interest, and
James Keane Company.
County.
Oregon,
offer
for
sale
and
sell
at
the
further sum of $8.45 costs, and tbe
away in a small boat, came to their these could not cover the grouud
public auction to the highest ami best further sum of $25.00 attorney fees and
assistance
and
conveyed
them
to
a
they
did.
The
roads
around
E dm und
Keane the advance
bidder for cash in band, all of tbe right, I tbe costs of and upon said execution, I
have levied upon and will, on Thursday,
ag^nt of the Jam es Keane Com­ safe place where they awaited the Gravel F ord are being made about title ami interest of the said defendant 1 | tbe
llt b day of February, 1909, at the
pany arrived here yesterday from arrival of the Dispatch when they as good as conditions will permit L. D. Kinney in and to tbe following hour of ten o ’clock in tbe forenoon o(
said day at the front door of the Court
described real property, to-w it.—
Marshfield and r.nnouuced that he came on to town. This shows how ju st now.
The North-west quarter of the House "in the City of Coquille, Coos
would play here tonight in Louis easily these small launches may be
county, Otegon, offer for sale and sell at
.South-west quarter of Section Twenty- public auction to the highest and best
W. R. C. Initiates.
Roberts Stevenson great play Dr. overloaded and what might happen
two, “ known as the Waite Reserve bidder for cash in hand all of tbe right,
if
such
an
accident
should
occur
in
Jeykell and Mr. Hyde. The en­
title and interest of tbe defendants in
Coquille City W. R. C auxiliary Forty” , and the South half of South­ and to the following described real
tire Company arrived this morniog deep water on strong currents.
east quarter and the West Three-fourth
to G. A. R. was organized in M. W. of the North-west quarter of the South­ property, to-wit:—
and the hearty welcome accorded
Undivided one half interest of tbe
John r . Hamblock Dies.
A. Hall, Jan. 13, 1909, with a char­ east quarter ot Section Sixteen, “ known South half of the North-east quarter,
them by their friends is of sufficient
ter list of 34 members.
as the Magnes Tract,” all in township North-west quarter of tbe North-east
evidence to establish the fact that
quarter, and the South-east quarter of
On Sunday afternoon John F,
Mrs Mary E tta Morse of Bandon Twenty-five South of Range Thirteen the North-west quarter of Section heven
the opera house will be crowded to Hamblock, a well known pioneer
West
of
the
W
illamette
Meridian,
in
in Township Twenty-nine South of
assisted by Mrs. Celia H unnicutt
the doors to-night. They regret citizen, passed away at the home of
Range Twelve West of tbe Willamette
also of
Bandon. Instituted the Coos County, Oregon,
Meridian in Coos County, Oregon.
Dated January 11th., 1909.
very much having to overlook the his daughter, Mrs. T. W. Drane,
Dated January 11th., 1909.
Corps and Installed the following
W. W. GAGE,
Coquille country last week, and if near Parkersburg. The deceased
W. W, Gage.
j
officers.
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon. |
it were not for the freshet that would have been 77 years of age in
By
C.
A.
Gage
Deputy.
By
C.
A.
Gage
Deputy.
President—Mary Gage.
stared them in the face they would June, and has lived in Coos county
S T. P.—Viola Strang.
have been here. The houses in thirty-nine years. He was preced­ J . V. P .—Small Wickham.
F or S alk .—A lot of fine seed oals
H e w in g M a c h in e s
Marshfield and N orth Bedd were ed to the great beyond by bis wife,
and
pi as. H. L. Stephens, Fish-
F
or
Sale
or
rent
at
Goff
&
Good-
S ec.—Laura Brandon.
sold out a week ahead and were in but leaves two Bons and three
trap — phone 7 x 6 .
man’s.
Treas —Eva Barrow.
fear th a t if they made the trip to daughters to mourn his departure,
Chap.—Justine Ferris.
the Coquille country they would as follows: Messrs. J . V. and E u­
Con.—Ida Laviue.
have beeu unable to play in Marsh­ gene Hamblock, and Mrs. Ed Rose,
G uard.— Helen Howe.
field on last Friday and Saturday Mrs. Joe Flam and Mrs. T. W.
Asst. Con.—Josie McDuffee.
nights, and consequently wore ob­ Drane, beside a large number of
Asst. G uard.— Roxja Haskins
liged to abandon the idea of com­ friends and acquaintances through­
Patriotic Ins.— E dna Kelly.
ing here last week at the last mo­ out the county.
M. A. TU PPER
Mus.—Zettie Haskin.
Proprietor
ment. If our old friend Jim K eare
Color Bearers.—Birdie Nosier.
Woman's Study Club
disappointed the people here in
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—Ora Wickham.
not coming last week, he is for­
The club entertained in a novel
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— Pauline Custer.
given for he never disappointed us
and enjoyable fashion on the even­
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— Maud Varuey.
in the three tours which he has
ing of January 15th at the home of
The regular meetings will beheld
made to Coos County in the class
Mrs. J. M. Nye.
in M. W. A. Hall, on the 1st Wed­
Centrally and Conveniently Located
of p la js and players that he has
The short literary and musical pro­ nesday and 3d Saturday of each
for all purposes. ** Table Supplied
brought us. He always has given
gram rendered, as well as the dec­ mouth at 2 p. m. After the con­
us the best that money could ob­
with the Best the market affords.
oration every where in evidence, clusion of regular ses-siou some of the
tain and he proved this again when
Sample Rooms for commercial men.
were dutch in character, to mark Indies served a very dniuty and ap­
he produced Fabio Romani here
the completion of the work on Hol­ petizing lunch, which was appreci­
Free Transfer of Baggage to and
two weeks ago. Now he comes
land of the past club year. In the ated by all.
trom boats and trains, j * > >
with his greatest piece, his master­
dining rooms were elaborate dec­
A very bright future is predicted
piece “Dr Jeykell and Mr. H yde’’.
orations the tables being laden with for the uew Corps as a great many
H e has played it for ten years. Up
Dutch dainties of all sorts, butter­ of the ladies are becoming interest­
Recently
until two years ago there two men
milk pop, soused herring, anchoves, ed.
Newly Furnished
in the profession that stared in this
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Oely Koleks etc. and decorated
Throughout
play. One was Richard Mansfield
“ D em ent’s Best flour is tbe kind
with Dutch ware, flags, and menus
and the other Jam es Keane. Now
The gentlemen present served at Drane sells.
Mansfield is dead, and Keane is the
tablo and all took p art in the com­
one man left to keep Stevensons
STOCK F(T r SALE.
petition for prize offered for best
For Sale.
great work of fiction alive. He has
Sheep, calves anil one colt—60
Dutch Limerick’’ At n late hour
Two beautifully 1 icated lots with
played it a dozen times in every im­
head or less of sheep at $2.25 per
the company dispersed all agreeing
p o rtan t City in the United States.
head; 7 good Durham calves at $ 6 ; five-room cottage and basement.
that the first social of the club for
T he people of Coquille will have
one two-year-old colt at $60, pro­ Easy terms. Inquire at the H erald
1909 was a great success.
office, or address Box 178-
An opportunity of seeing him in
vided if taken soon. Addr?«s
this play the first time in his tenth
C.
A.
Pendleton,
NOTICE.
For Sale.
year of this great production. The
Coquille, Oregon.
Two or three niee new bungalow
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
seats were put on sale last evening
in beautiful locationa. Inquire at
Church of Redeemed Israel will
I t H orn rile
H its I lim n .
at Knowltons.
hold its regular annual busioess
the
H erald office.
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Mr. E E Chamberlain, of Cliu-
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meeting at their church in Coquille, ton, Maine, says of Bucklen’s Arui
T eachers' E xam ination.
Saws gummed, filed and set at
Oregon, February 5, 1909, at 7:30 ca Salve. “ It does the business; I
Notice i* hereby given th a t the p. m. for the election of directors
Quick A Curry's shop.
C ounty Board of Exam iners of and the transaction of such other have used it lor piles and it cured
them. Used it for chapped hands
Coos County, Oregon, will hold the business as may proporly come be­ and it cured them. Applied it to
regular sem i-annual exam ination fore that meeting.
an old sore; it healed it without
Dated January 25, 1909.
leaving a scar behind.’' 50 c. at R
of applicants for state and county
James H. James, Chairman.
8 Ktiowlton's d ru g store.
papers in the court house in Co­
E. C. HOLLOWAY, PRO P
O. C. Sanford, Secretary.
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quille beginning on W ednesday,
Bread,
Cake, Pies, Cookies, Gin-
“W i ls o n ’s P r i c e ”
On Thursday of last week as the
Feb. 10, at 9 a. m., 1909, and con­
gersnaps,
etc.
Special attentlou
tinuing till Friday, Feb. 12, at 4 water stood several feet deep about 7-jewel Wa’tham movement in nick
given orders for banquets, dinner,
O.
F.
case,
$4.75.
the foundation of the new trestle
IV
p. m.
picnics, eto.
just completed under the direction 15 jewel Elgin or Waltham move-
Program for County papers:
First Street, - Coquille, Oregon
m eet in nick. O. F. case, $9.50.
Penm anship, H istory, O rthog­ of John Tawse for the Riverton 7-jewel Elgin or W altham move­
Coal
Co.,
and
during
the
hardest
ra p h y , Reading. Physical Geogra­
ments in Boss filled case, $11.95.
windstorm this section has exp.-ri-
ph y , A rithm etic, Teaching, Gram enced tor years, the structure gave
I will furnish you with anything
m ar,Physiology, Geography, School way and toppled over and will cause in the jewelry or watch line at cut
W rite me what you want
AT N0l{TH BEND
Law, Civil G overnm ent, English a great delay in o p e ra tin '. and a prices
nnil I will quote prices, thereby
considerable
loss
to
the
company.
L iterature.
Is now opeu for the rec.p-
saving you 10 to 20 per cent.
The program for State papers The trestle w asabout 1500 feet long
V. R. WILSON,
• tion of patients. The term s
and ranged from 32 to 42 feet in
w ill be arran g -d to suit the con­ height, and was fully completed
Portland, Or. |
are $10 per week and
venience of the applicants.
with the iron rails, deck and all
upwards. For particulars
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this ready for use. This will no doubt RED AND
WHITE CEDAR
apply to
delay m atters till well along in the
25 day of Ja n u a ry , 1909.
SHINGLES
spring, giving time to reconstruct
W. H. B unch ,
FirT Sale Py
tbe trestle after the waters have
Co. Supt.
Subsided
HOTEL
COQUILLE
Our Friend, The Engineer
Oils, cleans and looks after his ponderous
locomotive every few hours. In the little deli­
cate watch there are wheels which make more
revolutions than those of the fastest train and
do it day after day.
Is it uot reasonable
that these little wheels should be attended to
occasionally. Let us do your work for you.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
E. C. BARKER & CO
Sound
Ring
F lo u r ,
Headquarters at Marshfield.
Coquille Branch at Big Ware­
house. SIG HANSEN in charqe.
Rouse’s Coaï
The Best Coal
in Coos county
Leave Orders With Wm. Oddy
Now is the time for
cheap Lumber
Merchantable Lumber
1 and 2 inch stock $8.50 per M
Complete house bills furnished at
short notice
Estimates Cheerfully
given
Firewood at reduced prices. See
Flanders or the Mill Office
C. lift. & M. GO,
[ t o n i g h t !
j Wednesday, Jan. 27 j
City BaHery, I
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JAM ES KEANE
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The Mercy Hospital
Sisters of Mercy
L. M. & \V. Shingle Co.
NORTH B F N » . OREGON
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H. C. Robinson Presents
AND COMPANY
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IN HIS MASTERPIECE
Dr. Jekyll ^ Mr. Hyde
This is Mr. Keane’s tenth year in this wonderful Por­
trayal o f the greatest dual role ever written.
Prices
50, 35 and 25 Cents |
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