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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1909)
LOCAL N E W S. Meu’s Suits at J. W. Rennie's. Lex Cope returned from the Bay A. E. Seaman wan over from the Thursday. Bay Wednesday. Baby shoes! baby shoes!! Large Chicken bone, shell und grit at assortment, Robinson’s store. Skeel's. E. W. Sturtevaut, of Riaerton, Percy Gulliams returned from went to the Bay Monday. Portland last week. Cut prioea on all White lawn and Ripe and green olives in bulk at silk waists. Geo. A. Robinson. Robinson's. John Aasan the logger, went to Mrs. M. Moriarty cnme over from the Bay on business Monday, Coaledo Wednesday. Some Rain Coats aud Mackin Clark's O. N. T. thread 5 cents a toshes below cost at Robinson's. spool at Robinson's. S. C. Giles, of Myrtle Point, re Constable Blackerby, of Randon, turned from the Bay Monday. was in town yesterday. For bargains in shoes, see Drane For fancy staple A 1 groceries at his new store. call on Skeels & bon. Chas. Fatiy, of Bullards, had bus J. F. Munford, of Arago, had businc-hs in town Friday. Roy Stevens, of Arago, was n Coquille visitor on Thursday. Everything Going at Cost Close out at J. W. Leneve’a. to H. M. Tuttle, of Marshfield, bad business in Coqnille on Thursday. Rolled barley, shorts, bran and wheat at Robinson’s. George Morehouse was down from Gravel Ford yesterday. Big assortment of ladies’ skirts from to $15 at J. W. Leneve’s, Mr. and Mrs. T. C- Buckle, of Parkersburg, were in town Thurs day. Wm. James, of North Bend, re- iness in Coquille Wednesday. turued home Monday after a visit Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Conger were Robinson has a big assortment at Myrtle Point. up from the Riverton section yes of baby shoes both in soft and hard soles. Attorney L A. Roberts, of Myr terday. tle Point, had business which called W. J. Floyd, of Riverton, was a White River flour makes white him to the county seat Monday. passenger to the Bay by Thursday’s light bread. Robinson has it train. Herbert Adams, one of the Riv R. C. Dement, of Myrtle Point, erton coni operators, returned Wed was a Coquil'e aud Bandou visitor Skeels A Son have the best flour nesday from a business trip to the in town. Snow drift and Dement’s the middle of last week. Willamette valley. best Snoes, Shoes Shoes, at cut prices Wheat, rolled barley,mids, shorts, Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Carl, of this to make room for Bpring stock, at bran, at Hkeels A Sou’s. city, returned Friday from a visit Robinson’s. Messrs. Nilson und Campton, at Myrtle Point. B o r n . —In Payette, Idaho, Janu of the Riverton Coal Co., are ex Full assortment of ladies’ and ary 20, 1909, to Mr. and Mis. Geo. pected from San Francisco by the children’s underwear just in at Baxter, a daughter. Robinson’s. next boat. The highest cash price paid for W anted .—The loan of $1000. Stewart Whiteett, of Riverton, Good security will be given. Apply all kinds of Furs, Hides and Pelts made our office a pleasant call by Geo. T. Moulton. at the H erald office. while in town Monday. C. W. Dye was down from Myrtle P. E. Ilrane, tho merchant, who We have the most complete line Point on Friday looking after bus of ladies’ coats ever carried in town has been a severe sufferer from iness interests in Coquille. Robinson’s store. neuralgia for several weeks, is im Just through taking stock. We Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Mann, of Lang, proving slowly. have remnants on sale now. Geo. lois, returned Friday from the Bay The best and most wholesome A. Robinson. and proceeded to Bandon by the meats; the puriest lard. Go to the Georg Halter, of Fisbtrap, made steamer Coquille. People’s Majket. our office a pleasant business call Wear Tozier’s Logger Shoes and F. T. Crewe, of Myrtle Pointt while in town Friday. S. F. Fear Gloves. None better are passed through town Monday for We must have room for new made. Call on E. L. Tozier. the Bay to take a southbound Shoes. Come and see the bargains F. S. Dow, the Marshfield Com stramer. He goes for n trip to we are offering. Geo. A. Robin mission man, was on the Coquille son. Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Sperry, of a day or so last week to see some of Guns of all kinds for sale or rent our farmers concerning their potato at Goff A Goodman’s 2nd hand this city, went to the Bay Thurs crops. store day, the Judge having business I am going out of the mercantile Prentiss N. Gray, of the Gray which called him that way. business. Everything going at Steamship Co., of Han Francisco, in Tozier's Celebrated Logger cost. J. W. Leneve. company with the Co., agent, Mr. Shoes have won popularity with the A. C. Riley, purser on the steam Skinner, paid our office a pleasant woods boys. E. L. Tozier maker, er Elizabeth, spent two or three Coquille. visit while in Coquille one day last week. Mr. Nicholson, of Medford, ar days in this city and Myrtle Point last week in the interest of that Hkeels A Son will save you monee rived here last Wednesday and is on sbpcs,. oil clothing and paraffin enjoying a visit with bis sister, Mrs. line. clothing. Hats! Hats!! Hats!!! All kinds Fred Slagle, and her usband. of new hats at Drane’s Store. Also Our City has an ordinance against A good opportunity for any one geuts’ furnishing goods. tho shooting of air guns and sling, wanting to go into the Mercantile I. S. Smith, a prominent dairy shots within the corporate limits. Business. My entire stock for Rale. Several animals have been injured Also store room for rent. J. W. farmer of the bay side, made our Leneve. office a pleasant call while in town lately by them, and in case it is Thursday. Mr. Smith w»s in search Mrs C. M. Skeils went to Ban- continued efforts will be made to don Friday to visit her daughter, for a good hand to work in his punish the guilty parties. Mrs Cliis. Lorenz, who has been dairy. Ten per cert off on our tost, shoes in poor health for some time. Tim shops for woodsmen; Tozier’s till our new shoes arrive Skeels A Loggor Shoe». Tho gloves for wear j Get your table legs turned ai Son. {Quick A Curry’s. They have some — S F. Fear Gloves. E. L. Tozier Mrs r. M . Ditiui ick, wife of our I patterns already out. Hard wood, Mr. and Mr'. 8 . B. Gardinor, of m wlv appointed county treasurer, j § 1 nor set. eastern Oregon, who aro spending <■ me over from Marshfield Edward Croft, of southern Coos, tho winter at Bandou, came up Fri week and spent a couple of days a prominent, stock raiser, passed day and had a look about Coquille with her husband. She expects to through town last week on his way and expressed themselves as very move over a little later. to Tacoma, Wash., where he will well pleased with our town. Go to the People’s Market, Dean remain till May. Anyone wishing house moving or A Hensley Prop’rs, for the best ba Something new in Buster Brown other heavy work done eon be ac con, lard, bams, and meat of every “ High Top” shoos for children, commodated by calling on H. L. description. They treat you square. Misses and young Indies’ at Robin Varney. Mrs Guffey, of this city, who has son’s Davi l McNair, of n<-ar Myrtle been ill for the past i wo or three Thomas McGovern who has her n Point, was a passenger to Bandon w-■. k -, .s to» b<tt«r, and in fact working at Qaabney's camp for bv Saturday’ s boats. He came s e e m s l o lie g r o w i n g weaker a n d sium- lime, was -truck in th.i face down on the Echo in time to catch tl • p r.i l y s i s s .i e m to l e extending. by a hook last Wednesday M id sev ttin Coquille on her return trip, H p e s b r her recovery is most eral teeth knocked out. thus making the run from Myrtle despaired of. P lace to R ent —Eighty ncru, GO Point to Bandon by noon, some P. E. Drane keeps puffed rice in cultivation. Will keep 30 cows. thing this pioneer never did be a delicious dish for breakfast and fore. Address G. 8 , Davis, Coquille. for “ick folks Fred Minoick who has been in The poorest family csd afford Mr and Mrs. Cecil Cox, of Curry County, who went to California charge ot bridge construction and meat when bought from the Peo last fall, returned the latter pa-t of repairs on our local railroad for ple's M irk et, Dean A Hensley. Married, at the residence o f Dari the week. Mrs. Cox has been in some time, started for Kansas last very poor health since they went week und expects to remain in that us Neal in Myrtle Point Wednesday, Jsn. 27, William A. Barnett and j away-, but her many friends hope state. for a speedy recovery on their re Goff A Goodman have an assort Mrs. Barbara Phillips, Rev. J. F. turn. ment of good, stout, serviceable Stevens officiating Mr. and Mrs. Saws gummed, filed and set at overalls. Coine and see them, Barnett left yesterday morning for Quick A Curry’s'shop. the lower river, expecting to make workingmen. The double show given at the Alferd Scbroeder, of Johnson's their future home on his place near Dime Friday night was attended by mill, took bis wife to tne Marshfield Prosper.— Myrtle Point Enterprise. all the house could accommodate, Monday to be treated by Dr. Hors and the performance was well re fall. She has been ill for some ceived by all present The acro time. batic feats of Messrs. Murr A Mc- Mackinaw coats $4.50 and $5.00 Graw were frequently greeted with in blue, gray and brown at. Robin son's, also rubber-lined duck coats. cheers. “ Dement’s Best flonr is the kind Mrs. L. P. Maury, went to the Drane sells. Bay Monday to meet her daughter, Clinton Yoakam, son of Mr and1 Mum Bessie, w h o c .m e d o w n T r o m Mrs. Jobr. Yoakum whom we have ! Por,|nn>1 by the A1|iance( after an mentioned as being in a serious abs(,Dce of BeTerB, months with her condition, being a sufferer from sp- Mr# Bartholomew> who pendicitis, died Saturday night at ^ &t Washington. 11 o’clock. This was a noble young , ... , . . i The marvellous curative properi- man of exemplary habits, and his {jes of F o ) e y Honey and Tar has untimely demise is a great loss to ; proven a sensation in many cases of the community. His parents have severe coughs and colds that had re- the sincere sympathy of a large, fused to yeild to other treatment, number of friends and acquaint- Foley’s Honey and Tar will stop \ your cough, heal the lungs and ex- ances The body was taken to the pe] , h. ^ from your system Bay Monday for interment at the Contains no harmful drugs. E. J. family graveyard on Coos river. Slocum. Fresh Groceries Tozier, the oxperi shoe manu facturer. Keep him in mind. Oil clothiDg,, parafine clothing, rubber boots and rubbers at R ob inson’s J. O. Stemmier returned Monday from his trip to St Louis, Mo. He was called there because of injuries to his brother, L . A. Stemmier, re ceived in a street car a cident. The injured man has been taken to a Portland hospital to be near other members of the family and where it is hoped that treatment will speedily restore his health— Myrtle Point Enterprise. Everybady desires good health, which is impossible unless the kid neys are healthy. Foley’s Kidney Remedy corrects irregularities and cures all forms of kidney or bladder disorders. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy at once and prevent Bright’s disease and diabetes. E. J. Slocum. 1 I That is what we carry, and our way of ordering little and often insure you that everything is iresh and the best of quality. Our prices are the lowest in town and we can save you money every time you buy, and at the same time you are guaranteed against inferior articles. A trial will convince you. Let us show you. 0. WILSON & CO. Coquille 28888888IS2Si' Whist tournament at Masonic Dance at Riverton on Saturday lodge room on Friday right. night. Dr. Richmond was called to Norman Dodge was down from Riverton Thu sday to Bee the child Mjrtle Point yesterday. of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood. Mrs. Savaae, of Marshfield, spent B. E . Hampton has left the ac several days lately with her son, J. counts due bis late butchering busi ness with Wm. Oddy for collection. C. Savage, of the Coquille Valley Sentinel. Messrs. Gage received a nice Capt. and Mrs. Danielson, of pump for their coal mine on the Parkersburg, returned from the lower river Wednesday. Bay yesterday. The Capt. went J. C. Savage, of the Sentinel went over for medical treatment. to Myrtle Point yesterday evening to be present at the basket ball Obituary. game. Died at the Fabiola Hospital in ‘‘Owing to the increased demand Oakland, California, on Tuesday for the application of ‘Commercial Rates,’ on our respective Steamship Jan. 12, 19o9; Walter L. Kelly aged lines, the granting ol same has D o t 28 years, 9 months and 18 days, only become burdensome, but is the having had two strokes of paralysis occasion of much dissatisfaction accompanied by typhoid fever. Wal among the traveling public, aud to ter Kelly was the son ofO. A. Kelly discontinue it altogether appears of Riverton, Coos County, Oregon. the only relief obtainable without He was born in Kansas on March involving unjust discrimination. 25, 1880. He was well known the Therefore, while we appreciate the entire length of the Coquille valley, kindly attitude of our patrons, and having graduated from the public the business resulting, it has been schools he entered the Advent Ac- agreed that, effective February 1st, cademy where he maintained his 1909, no reductien from regular reputation as a very bright pupil, rates will be authorized aDd the la 1902 he went to San Francisco ‘Commercial Rate’ of $5.00, hereto where he learned his trade. From there he went to Alameda California fore extended, is abolished.’ ’ Portland A Coos Bay S. 8 . Line. and engaged in business for several months gaining the esteem and BY C. 1. MILLS, a . M. Cala. A Oregon Coast S. S. Co., friendship of many business men. He later transfered his business (o BY P. N. OKAY, SEC. Oakland, remaining there untill his Next Sunday evening at the death. On Dec. 1st. 1907 he was Methodist Episcopal church the married to Miss Clara Tower of Epwortb League has charge of the Hanford, California. At his death regular services Instead of preach he left a flourishing bueinees on ing bv the pastor an interesting Broadway, Oakland. program will be provided iu honor He leayesn wife, father, mother of the Liucoln Centennial that now and a host of friends to mourn his is attracting the attend on of this departure. He wns buried in the country as well as the whole civil Mountain View cemetery on Janu ized world. The program will be ary 12tb 1909. ' - ------------------- intensely patriotic aud therefore F or Sale. the G. A. R. Veterags and Relief Two or three nice new bungalow Corps are especially ^invited to at tend. The services begin at the us in beautiful locations. Inquire at ual hour promptly at 7:30 and con the H e r a l d office. sists of the following: Song, by Why not use Chamberlain’s Pain Congregation. Prayer, Rev. Feese. Balm when yod have rheumatism? Sriptnre Reading, C. M. Goodman, We feel sure that the result will be Quartette, Miss Hattie Sweet, Miss prompt and satisfactory. One ap Nita Smith, Prof H. O. Anderson plication relieves the pain, and many have been peimanently cured ninl Mr. Melviu Kero. Abraham by its use. 25 and 50 cents sizes. Liucolu “ The Man” Dr. Richmond. For sale by It. S. Ktlowlton. Song by congregation, Columbia. For Sale. The Religious Side of Lincoln’s Two beautifully located lots with Life, Rev. G. H. Feese. Quartette, Miss Hattie Sweet, Nita Smith Prof. five-room cottage and basement. H. O. Andersou and Mr. Melvin Easy terms. Inquire at the H e r a l d Kern. The Man who saw Lincoln office, or address Box 178. by Comrade Nelson Smith. Soldier’s view of Lincoln, Q. R. Barrow. Trio, Mispes Hattie “Sweet and Nita Smith and Prof. H. O. Anderson. Recitation, Receesimal, Melvin Kero. Abraham Lincoln ‘ ‘The Statesman” Prof. H. O. Anderson, Song, America. Correct the mistake of risking pneumonia by neglecting a cough or cold when Foley’s Honey and Tar will not stop your cough but expel the cold from your system. Foley’s Honey and Tar contains no opiates and is the best and salest throat and lung remedy. E. J. Slocum. Anderson's PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL Individual instruction in Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typewrit ing, Penmanship, Rapid Calculation and Commercial Usages. Prepares students to competently enter counting rooms, not on- 1) with a theoretical knowledge of these branches, hut with prac tical viewB of business, gained from an expert accountant, a suc cessful teacher and business man. GYMNASIUM Lyons Building, Front Street, Coquille, Oregon J, S. L Y O N S, Proprietor R ATES:—$2 per month; $5 per quarter; $9 per 6 months; $12 per year. Handles Maxwell Autos, all kinds of Sporting Goods Bicycle and Auto Garage CLOSING OUT I am going to dispose of all the following goods at a great sacrifice. Men’s Suits, Wemon and Misses Coats, Skirts, W aists, Mackintoshes and Raincoats. J. R. MILLER Dike’s Kidney and Liver Remedy is the best known « remedy for Torpidity of the ^ Liver and all Bladder troubles. j Unowlton’s Drug Store Everybody Bowl At the New Coquille Bowling Alley Now opened to the public, and everyone can in dulge this pleasant and healthful exercise to their hearts’ content... Two perfect alleys Gilkey Building, West Side Front Street Osmui)dsoi) & Gaffey, Props SZSZSZSXSZS5SZSZSZSSSZSZSZSZSZ Dig Up T h a t Old P ictu re Having put in a Modern Enlarging Room I am prepared to copy and enlarge that pic ture of father or mother. The next two months I will give special attention to this '