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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1909)
« i LOCAL N E W S . J. A. Langbead, of Bandon, went Feed grain aud garden seed at George Belloni returned from the Alex Culbertson, ol Dora, made ' Bay yesterday. to the Bay Monday. Skeel's. our office a pleasant call while in Col. Smith had business at Ban- town one day last week. Three boxes of Malta Vita, ready J. E. Clinton was down from N. Lorenz is constantly receiving don Friday. to eat at Skeel’s & Sous. new goods of all kinds. Call and Norway yesterday. In the recent land contest be Bee supplies at Skeel's & Sons. get prices. tween Bert Folsom and J. D. Cul John Lindebeck, of Arago, was , Good tomatoes, 3 cans for 25 W. J. Floyd, of ltivertoo, was in in town on Monday. cents at Skeel’s & Sons. Tbos. Anderson, of Bandon, was bertson, the latter was successful, town Saturday. maintaining his homestead rights. For bargains in shoes, see Drane W. W. Endicott, of Myrtle Point, & Coquille visitor yesterday. Men’s Suits at J. W. Leneve’s. was in town yesterday. at his new store. I have more inquiry for all kinds F ob H ale . — In first class order, Amos Corson, of Bandon, was in Alfred Machado, of Prosper, was We have the most complete line one eight-horse boiler and engine. of lauds than I can supply. Send Coquille Monday. of ladies’ coats ever carried in town Inquire of J. Selson, Bullards. me your lands for sale. E. H. a Coquille visitor on Monday. Robinson’s store. Chicken bone grit at Skeel’s & J. W. Clinton was down from his Kern, Coquille, Oregon. Big assortment of ladies’ skirts Sons. E. W. Ferris was out on the farm near Norway yesterday. from $1 to $15 at J. W . Leneve’a, The new front for the Farmers’ streets yesterday, after beiDg indis The steamer Fifield went to sea Prof. J. H. Barklow, of Arago, We must have room for new and Merchants’ Bank is almost com posed for several days. on Saturday morning. Shoes. Come and see the bargains pleted, and we understand that the had business in Coquille on Mon The best and most wholesome we are offeriog. Geo. A. Robin new institution will be ready fur Clark’s O. N. T. thread 5 cents a day. meats; the puriest lard. Go to the son. busiuess in a few days. spool at Robinson's. F ob S ale . — A few Early Herbun S. Mundy, of Bandon, greeted People’s Market. Jas. Ferry, of Riverton, returned potatoes. Call on Ed. Johnson. The Frey oratorical cup which Rev. C. D. Price, of Bancroft, was many friends in this city yesterday. was recently won by Miss Eva Hugg from the Bay Saturday. Capt. McCloskey, the Myrtle W anted .—The loan of $1000. in behalf of the Coquille high Skeel’s A Sons sell snow drift and Point hardware man, was in town down to this city oo business Mon day, He reports all well in his sec Good security will be given. Apply school, is to be seen in the window Dement best flour. Monday. at the H erald office. tion. of Mrs. Burkholder’s millinery Mrs. Boyd, of Bandon, was a Co- Ripe and green olives in bulk at store. Be sure to call and see it. B. C. Lehmanowsky, of Myrtle Shoes. Shoes Shoes, at cut prices quille visitor on Monday. Robinson’s. to make room for spring stock, at Point, was in this city yesterday. Tozier’s Celebrated Logger Tozier, the expert shoe manu C. C. Johnson, the Prosper saw Robinson’s. P lace to R ent —E ighty acres, 60 Shoes have won popularity with the facturer. Keep him in mind. mill man, was in town the first of woods boys. E. L. Tozier maker, Mr. Allen, late of the mercantile in cultivation. Will keep 30 cows. Coquille. Wro. Button,of Bandon, shook the week. firm of Allen & Davidson, of Ban Address G. S, Davis, Coquille. hands with friends in town Monday. H. W. Dunham, the invincible Heavy shoes, light shoes, logger don. had businese in this city last James Richardson, of Parkerburg, Hark, has sold his interest recently Rolled barley, shorts, bran and shoes, dancing shoes at Skeel’s & Monday. was amoDg Coquillc’s business vis wheat at Robinson’s. purchased in the steamer Echo, ply. Sons. If you don’t want to sell your itors yesterday. ing between Coquille and Myrtle Mrs. J. C. Moomaw returned from Miss Minnie McCloskey, of Nor land don’t list them with E. H. Ladies’ hose, 10 cents to 50 cents, Point, to Cheif Engineer C. I. Kime, a visit at Bandon last Wednesday. way, visited her friend, Miss Elsie Kern, Coquille, Oregon. per pair. Gent’s hose, 5 cents to of Bandon, who has been at the Fine line of spring shoes at Tilman, of this city, on Monday. Mrs. Stephen Gallier and daugh- 50 cents per pair at Skeel’s. throttle of the Dispatch for some Skeel’s & Sons. Full assortment of ladies' and ters, Misses Enda and Gladys, of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ellingson time past This is the last of Mr. Geo. Sell, of Riverton, was a Co children’s underwear just in at Bandon, visited friends in Coquille were passengers to the lowor river Dunham's steamboat interests in quille business visitor on Saturday Robinson’s. the last of the week. by yesterday’s Coquille. Coos county, of which many of tho Chas. Matheson.who recently sold Everything Going at Cost to The shoes for woodsmen; Tozier's residents of the valley will feel very Go to the People's Market, Dean his home near the Academy, will Close out at J. W. Leneve’s. Logger Shoes. The gloves for wear & Hensley Prop’rs, for the best ba sorry, as maDy pleasant recollections J. A. Luse, editor of the Sun, was move with bis family to California. —S. F. Fear Gloves. E. L . Tozier. con, lard, bams, and meat of every of past favors of Capt. DuDham re Make your washing easy by us- over from Marshfield on Saturday Sam Nass, the Salmon canuer who description. They treat you square. main with them, while that whistle, Baby shoes! baby shoes!! Large Dg Washing Tablets at Drane’s operates the cannery at Prosper, ar John Tawse, the Riverton coal — not of the steamer— but that of store. assortment, Robinson’s store. miniug raaD, returned yesterday Mr. DuDham will be greatly missed. rived from Astoria Friday, having A . H. Powers, of the Smith Pow come down by the Breakwater. He from a business trip to Han Francis The Capt. anticipates a trip to John Neal, o f Etelka, was a pas senger to Marshfield by Suturday’s ers Lumber Co., came over from will proceed to make the necessary co. Alaska this summer. Marshfield Saturday and visited repairs, etc., to put his canning train. Goff & Goodman have an assort A New Firm . plant in good shape for the coming ment of good, stout, serviceable Skeel’s & Sons have the shoes their Cunniogham camp. overalls. Come and see them, Beason. for weur. Robinson has a big assortment The firm of Goff & Goodman, Wear Tozier’s Logger Shoes and workiDgmen. B ohn .— In Coquille, Feb. 26, of baby shoes both in soft and hard dealers in new and second-hand S. F. Fear Gloves. None better are J. H. Smith went to Bandon yes 1909, to Mr. and Mrs. Elton Tyrrell, soles. goods, have been succeeded by C. made. Call on E. L. Tozier. A. O. HootoD, o f Bridge, was terday to find a market for a lot of a daughter. M. Goodman & Co. The free reading room in this spuds aud look after other business Money saved for you if you buy down Monday to secure a lot of Mr. C. M. Goodman, member of strawberry plants and shrubbery city will be open every a.’ ternoon matters. dry goods at O. Wilson & Co. the former firm has associated him from 2 to 5. Monday, Wednesday from his brother, M. O. Hooton. If you don’t want to sell your self with his brother, Mr. R. C. Good J. M. Hodge was down from Fish- aDd Saturday eveniDgs from 7 to land don’t list them with E. H. Guns of all kinds for sale or rent man, under the new name of C. M. trap Saturday and made our office a at Goff & Goodman's 2nd hand 9:30. No person can receive a Kern, Coquille, Oregon. Goodman & Co. Clayton Goodman pleasant call. store second book uDtil all fines are paid. % Mr. and Mrs. Burnaff who came is one of our leading young busi White River flour makes white L. L. Paulson, the Riverton coal Parents are held responsible for to this place lately from Kansas, ness men, and Das always taken an light bread. Robinson has it. mining man, went to the Bay Mon their children’s fines. started for St. Martin’s Spring active interest in local affairs and has The Wolverine missed a trip or day on his way to Portland. He I am going out of the mercantile Monday, the latter being a sufferer proven hi mself a progressive young so the latter part of the week, un will be absent a couple of weeks business. Everything going at from rheumatism. merchant. cost. J. W . Leneve. dergoing repairs. Go to Skeel’s & Sons for your Mr. R. C. Goodman, the new mem Anyone wishing to borrow a few C. W. Dye was down from his W a n t e d . A boy about 14 or 15 sewing machine < n the installment ber of this firm has until recently hundred dollars, giving good secur farm near Myrtle Point a day or so years of age. Apply at this office. plan. been engaged in a mercantile way at last week. He informs us that the ity should call at the H erald office. Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Branham, of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott, of Lostine, Oregon, and is a deserv- Anderson’s Business School is Myrtle Point, returned from a trip Prosper, spent a few days in towD surveyor and appraisers will soon ingly popular young man, who is make the division of the Hoffman still increasing in numbers and to the Bay Friday. the first of the week visiting the cordially welcomed to our city. place, of which Mr. Dye purchased interest. A number of new tpye Chicken food for little chicks at former’s mother, Mrs. D. P. StraDg, We wish this firm a most pros the portion of Fred Hoffman. The writers have just been received for and other relatives and friends. Skeel’s & S o d s . perous business voyage. appraisers are David McNair, R. C. the stenographic department, and L. R Hughes, of North Bend, Oil clothing,, parafine clothing, Dement and Wm. Warner. all are highly pleased with the pro For Sale visited his son, C. C. Hughes, of rubber boots and rubbers at R ob For a good selection of good gress made. Forty-acre ranch one-fourth of inson’s. this city, on Saturday. Get your table legs turned at mile from school and river landing. goods of nil kinds, go to the store The Revival at the M. E. Church Saws gummed, filed and set at Quick & Curry’s. They have some of N. Lorenz. Will sell all or part A good bargain South continues this week, but will Quick & Curry’s shop. patterns already out. Hard wood, j is offered. Inquire at this office. E. E. Doyle, of Parkersburg, was 81 per set. A. B. Daly, of Marshfield, came likely close Suuday. Intetest and 1 . . "I'i . ') in town Monday. He tells us that over Saturday to look after orders attendance is encouragiug. Every he has been assisting Frank Finn for logging machinery and supplies one invited to be present at all ser with the construction of his saw I* I am nearly sold out and want to vices. mill on Bear creek, and that they The highest cash price paid for list more timber lands. E . H. Kern, I* all kiuds of Furs, Hides aDd Pelts have it about ready to run. They Coquille, Oregon. have not been able to put in the by Geo. T. Moulton. J. C. Haines, of Myrtle Point, logway on account of high water. Representative R. E. L. Bedill- was a passenger by Friday’s train Some Rain Coats and Mackin to the Bay side, returning Satur ion, of Bandon, and Senator W . C. toshes below cost at Robinson’s. Chase, of this city, returned Friday day. Cut prices on all White lawn and Individual instruction in Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typewrit- jr% from Salem where they had been silk waists. Geo. A. Robinson. Barred Plymouth Rock eggs one ing, Penmanship, Rapid Calculation and Commercial Usage. X in attendance at the late session of Prepares students to competently enter counting rooms, not on- dollar per setting of 15 for sale by Sheriff Gage having returned the Oregon legislature. 1) with a theoretical knowledge of these branches, but with prac J. Quick, Coquille, Oregon from California by the last Plant tical views of business, gained from an expert accountant, a suc Just through taking stock. We with F. A. Gordon, who was accused The poorest family can afford cessful teacher and business man. meat when bought from the Peo have remnants on sale now. Geo. of embezzeling money belonging to A. Robinson. ple’s Market, Dean & Company. a piano firm for which he was doing R. J. Dean, of this city, has re- business, arrived home Friday, after W. F. Diokson was over from the farm opposite town Saturday. He ceived a letter from the Ladies’ a visit on Coos river with his son informs us that his family, who are Improvement Club of Oakdale, Cal Fred and family. Mrs. Gage met ifornia, acknowledging their receipt him at the Bay. yet in California; are well. * Hee him and he will demonstrate his fitness as a teacher, and |v P. Fj. Drane keeps puffed rice and thankiDg them for a consign I have more inquiry for all kinds ment of cedars, myr'les, laurels, show to you his former connections in the W o r ld of B usiness a delicious dish for breakfast and of lands than I can Bupply. Send winter ferns and other native shrubs, as an auditor and accountant. for «¡ok folks. me your lands for sale. E. H. J. B. Lockman will deliver milk which he sect them to be used in Kern, Coquille, Oregon. C’ y y y y y .'ï every morning in town at 5o per the further beautifying their city. C. E. McCurdy, the prosperous quart. Leave orders at this office. They were nice specimens and care CunniDgham dairy farmer, has be Something new in Buster Brown fully packed, and we hope will be gun preparations for the construc .TV transplanted and “ High Top’ ’ shoos for children. successfully tion of a large barn, as well as a Misses and young ladies’ at Robin grown. nice home on his farm- The dwell son’s. ing is to be a modern structure and The steamer Coquille has been 7 percent, preferred, participating, full y 'id and non-assess- will cost upwards of $3500. Our off her run for a few days, baviog able stock offers the best investment known to the American pub townsman, J. A. Yoskam, the arch been in a mixup with a log raft, lic today. For full particulars address itect and builder, will be in charge duriDg which she lost two blades of the construction of both build- off her propeller. I ings. A good opportunity for any one So W e Would Like to Show You Mackinaw coats $4.50 and $5.00 wnuting to go into the Mercantile Coos and Curry Counties, Box 323, Marshfield, Ore. in blue, gray and brown at Robin, Business. My entire stock for sale. We have just received son’s, also rubber-lined duck coats. Also store room for rent. J. W . a full line o f the Fam Leneve. Henry Schroeder, the engineer ous Gotzi an shoes, pomps F or S a l e . — A 1000-pound De- who was injured at Bester’s camp and oxfords, and are Laval Separator and 3-horsepower last Wednesday while working with showing all the latest boiler, 60 gallon tank, pipe fittings, his engine, is getting along nicely. shapes and colors in buckets, etc. J. T. Jenkins, Co- The large drum of his donkey, men’s, ladies’ and chil qui'le. which had betn rolled out of its dren’s. place while repairs were being made Judge J. S. Coke, of Marshfield, We cordially invite to the shaft, got the advantage of the newly appointed circuit judge you to come in and in the parties assisting and came back for Coos and Curry counties, was in spect them. \ on him, bruising him aeverly, but Rose bn rg last Dight enroute to San not seriously. Francisco. On Wednesday Judge Coke occupied the liench with Judge I am nearly aold out and want to Harris in the circuit court at Eu list more timber lands. E. H. Kern, COQUILLE, . OREGON gene.— Review. I Coquille, Oregon. Anderson's PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCR00L 1 You Can Save Money your Groceries of us. Below we give B 1 uying you a partial list of every day needs at every day prices: 16 pounds best Granulated Sugar 15 pounds Good Rice BURN Rouse’s Coal The Best Coal 0. WILSON & CO .25 .30 Columbia Wheat Flakes, per package .30 1 Gallon can Apricots .30 1 Gallon can Peaches .40 Birds Eye Matches, 6 packages .25 Standard Tomatoes, 3 cans .25 Standard Corn, 3 cans .25 Currants, per package, 15 c, 2 for - .25 Bacon, extra fine quality, per pound .10 .21 Raisins, per package Flour, Best Grade, every sack guaranteed 1.45 Give us a Trial Order and see if we cant Please You. O . Wilson & Co. Coquille Dike’s Kidney and Liver ¡<j Remedy is the best known ><$ remedy for Torpidity of the Liver and all Bladder troubles. Unowlton’s Drug Store % ZS ZS 0 ZS ^ £ ZS ^ ZS S ZS ZS ZS Z CLOSING OUT I am going to dispose of all the following goods at a great sacrifice. Men’s Suits, W em on and Misses Coats, Skirts, W aists, Mackintoshes and Raincoats. I J. 0. L . HOPSON, Fiscal Agent 1.00 Columbia Oats, per package Coquille, Oregon They (Ire pronj Missouri 1.00 4 1-2 pounds Best Caracoal Coffee - 6 packages Santa Claus Soap - FR A N K B. ANDERSON ! IU I $ 1.00 R. M ILLE R T IM B E R DA _N DB! Have You A n y For Sale? Send description, prices and kinds of timber to E. H. KERN, Coquille, Oregon. Also any other lands. I have customers if prices are right. GYMNASIUM Lyons Building, Front Street, Coquille, J. S. LYONS, Proprietor Oregon HATES:—$2 per month; $5 per quarter; S9 per 6 months; $12 per year. in Coos county Handles Maxwell Autos, all kinds o f Sporting Goods. Leave Orders W ith W m . Oddy Phone Main 295 Bicycle and Auto Garage.