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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1909)
Mrs. Morearty, of Coaledo, did down from was on the Bay a day or so last Frank L. Lowe, the ship builder, shopping in this city on Saturday. was a passenger from the Bay by week. How's jou r blood? New spring ginham at Robinson’s. Friday’s train. He went on to Ban Bee supplies at Skeel’s A Sons. Men’s Suits at J. W. Leneve’s. Ever go to Hot Springs? What’s the use. B. F. Smith was up from Riverton J. C- Wagner was down from the don. P. 8. Robison, of Norway, was in We have it bottled. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Shannoo.wbo Myrtle Point section last Friday. | Monday. Coquille last Thursday. Fuhrinan's Pharmacy. have lived in Coquiile for several The lastest creations in ladies For bargains in shoes, see Drane New laces and band trimmings months, removed to Bandon Mon J. W. Otto was down from the at his new store. princess suits at Robinson’s. at Robinson’s. day. upper river on Monday. J. B. Moomaw was down from Wm. Medlock was down from John Neilson, of Prosper, was a The gasoline steamer Ospray was Skeel's <k Sons have the shoes his Arago farm on Saturday. Fishtrap Monday. business visitor to Coquiile Mon in Bandon Sunday on her way down for wear. Skeel's A Sons sell snow drift and Tne new long sleeve waists are in day. to Rogue river with a cargo of Roseburg, in all probability, will Dement best flour. at Robinson’s. AuythiQg you want in groceries freight. soon have a woolen mill. F. S. Dow, the commision man, Ed Myers, of Norway, visited the at Robinson’s. The schooDer Ruby arrived in Baby shoes! baby shoes!! Large was over from Marshfield Saturday. county seat Monday. the river from San Pedro Monday. The steamer Fifield arrived in the assortment, Robinson’s store. Robinson’s new spring shoes are Three boxes of Malta Vita, ready Coquiile Saturday from San Fran She will take a load of lumber from Andrew Smalley was down from the Prosper mill. in. cisco. to eat at Skeel’s A Sons. the Arago community on Monday. Henry Sanford, of the Bay side, H. L. Cooper, of this city, went New line of spring hats for men P. B. Hoyt, of Bandon, had bus Everything Going at Cost to came over on Friday and spent a to Bandon Saturday for a short iness in Coquiile on Monday. at Robinson’s. Close out at J. W. Leneve's. visit. Guns of all kinds for Bale or rent Thomas Wilson, of Myrtle Point, day or so visiting his nephew, O. C. John Granday, of Coaledo, shook at Goff A Goodman’s 2nd band came down to the county seat on Sanford, Chas. Weble and family Chicken bone grit at Skeel’s A hands with friends in town Monday. store and other frien is. Sons. business Monday. Rolled barley, shorts, bran and G. W. Norris, of Fairview, was a Capt. J. C. Moomaw started last Some Rain Coats and Mackin wheat at Robinson’s. J. \V\ Otto was down from the Coquiile business visitor last Thurs toshes below cost at Robinson’s. Wednesday for Portland, where he Donald Charleson, the civil en upper river section a day or so last day. goes to procure a new propeller for W. W. Williams, the Myrtle week. gineer, was in Coquiile Monday. the steamer Coquiile, to take the Oil clothing,, parafine clothing, Clark's O. N. T. thread 5 cents a rubber boots and rubbers at R ob Point contractor and builder, was Fine line of spring shoes at place of the one recently broken. in this city Monday. spool at Robinson's. Skeel’s & SonB. inson’s. The gasoline steamer Wilhelmina Cut prices on all White lawn and M. Endicott, of Myrtle Point, Attorney McLeod, o f North Bend, America has discarded the silk waists. Geo. A. Robinson. came around from the Bay Sunday was a county seat visitor on Mon spent two or three days in town last “ Teddy Bear” for the ‘‘ Billy ‘Pos Albert Sneed, of Parkersburg, with 60 tons of freight, and return, week. day. sum.” was among tbe many county seat ed the same day. Chas. Thom, of Chicken food for little chicks at Pongee, Koba and Poplin silks Go to Skeel’s A Sons for your North Bend, her owner, was on visitors lust Monday. Skeel’s A Sons. at Robinson’s. sewing machine i n the installment board. W anted . —Tbe loan of $1000. Mi. and Mrs. Jesse Clinton were Joe Flam, of Parkersburg, was plan. For Sale—Two mares and one G ood security will be given. Apply passengers to the Bay side by Mon up to the county seat on business gelJen, also two-ho.'se farm wag;n, Robinson has a big assortment at tbe H erald office. day's train. Saturday. of baby shoes both in soft and bard double buggy, good set of double Capt. O. P. Ellingson, of Park Mr. and Mrs. Win. Grow, of Big assortment o f ladies’ skirts soles. harness and good set of single har had business which Co iledo, came over to Coquiile from $1 to |15 at J. W . Leneve’s, Thos. Coats, the Bandon road ersburg, ness. Inquire of Frank Burkhold- Monday. P. L. Phelin, the Myrtle Point supervisor, came up to consult the brought him to town Monday. er, Coquiile. I am nearly sol 1 out and want to lumberman, had business in town county court Saturday. P lace to R ent — Eighty acres, 60 Three parties from South Dakota list more timber lands. E. H. Kern, Saturday. in cultivation. Will keep 30 cows. are here and are looking at three The best and most wholesome Coquiile, Oregor farms near town with a view of pur F or S ale .— A few Early Herbun meats; the puriest lard. Go to the Address G. S, Davis, Coquiile. J. D. Barklow, of Myrtle Point, potatoes. Call on Ed. Johnson. People’s Market. They are being sho.vn Mrs. A. L. Nosier, of Bridge, has chasing. was among the many county seat J. L. Kronenberg, the lower river I. T. Weekly, of Gravel Ford, been visiting her daughter, Mrs. around bv Mr. Burkholder, of the visitors on Monday. sawmill man, had business in this made the county Beat a business A. Wilson, of this city several days. Pa cific Real Estate Co, Pinafore, rendered at the Mason Barred Plymouth Rock eggs one city Saturday. visit on Thursday. Tan! Tan!! Tan!!! Ties for gents ic Hall last night by local talent dollar per setting of 15 for sale by ladies and children at Robinson’s. Ripe and green olives in bulk at If you don’t want to sell your under the direction of Prof. M.E. J. Q jick, Coquiile, Oregon. land don’t list them with E. H. Robinson's. B orn . — In Coquiile, Feb. 26, Robinson was largely attended, and Albert Graham, of the Myrtle T . F. Hillyer, of Marshfield, was Kern, Coquiile, Oregoo. 1909, to Mr. and Mrs. Elton Tyrrell, the same pertormance tonight Point section, was among county a passenger to Myrtle Point by Capt. H. E. Wilcox, of McKinley, a daughter. promises to be equally as well at seat visitors last Saturday. Saturday's train. had business before the county N. Lorenz is constantly receiving tended. All should turn out • id The poorest family can afford Seed grain and garden seed at court a day or so last week. new goods of all kinds. Call and enjoy this entertainment. meat when bought from the Peo Skeel’s. For a good selection of good get prices. A. M. Snyder, of Myrtle Point, ple's Mirket, Dean & Company. goods of a<l kinds, go to tbe store C. C. Carter, the logger, was shook bands with friends in Coquiile Chief Engineer Chas, Rogers ¡ b Michael W. Coffey, one of the of N. Lorenz. Monday. He tells us that his wife now al the throttle of the Dispatch down from his Rowland Prairie boodling supervisors during the farm on Saturday. R. J. Dean, of Norway, made our since C. I. Kime has assumed that reign of Abe Ruef, and recently and children who are visiting her Good tomatoes, 3 cans for 25 office a pleasant business call while convicted of accepting a bribe for sister, Mrs. B. E . Nosier at El Cen position on the Echo. in this city on Friday. cents at Skeel's A Sons. voting for an overhead trolley fran tro, Cal., are well, and that they Something new in Buster Brown Currin’s hand-made logger’s “ High Top’ ’ shoos for children, I am going out of the mercantile chise. has been sentenced to seven will be home in a month or so, and Misses and young ladies’ at Robin shoes, already corked and warrant business. Everything going at years imprisonment at San Quentin. that Mrs Nosier expects to accom son’s. cost. , J. W . Leneve. pany them home. ed at Skeels A Son’s. -- ■» «»».« - ........ New white goods at Robinson’s. Rev. H. M. Branham, of Myrtle Attorney Chas. McKnight of Tozier, the expert shoe manu — Batsiste, nanook persian lawn, Announcement. Point, will hold services at the Marshfield, made the co u d y seat facturer. Keep him in mind. long cloth, butcher and indian Methodist church at Fisbtrap on Frank B. Anderson, Princi Mrs. J. W. Schroeder, of Arago, a business visit Saturday. linen. Sunday next. pal o f Anderson’s Practical is visiting her son, W. H. Schroeder Wear Tozier’s Logger Shoes and Saws gummed, filed and set at Wesley Mack, of the Parkersburg S. F. Fear Gloves. None better are and family in this city, Business School, announces Quick A Curry’s shop. section, was in town last Monday, made. Call on E. L. Tozier. Money saved for you if you buy Joel Root, of Arago, was among and informed us that bis father, A. that on March 15th, the school Z. T. Johnson, of Myrtle Point, w ill organize a class in com the many who came in Monday to diy goods at O. Wilson A Co. was among the many county seat J. Mack, a well known pioneer square the yards.tax accounts. He B. C. Shull, of the Myrtle Point steamboat engineer of the Coquiile, mercial arithmetic, one in visitors in town last Thursday. rembered the H erald in the same section, was arnoDg the many bus and other members of the familv are spelling and grammar. These Tbe fashion notes indicate that way. iness visitors to Coquille on Monday. well. They now reside in Willam branches w ill now be taught tbe exhibition of skinny elbows A good opportunity for any one White Kiver flour makes white will be less popular next summer. ette valley. in connection with the busi wanting to go into the Mercantile light bread. Robinson has it. A wedding took place at the ness course, and w ill thereby Business. My entire stock for sale. Tbe shoes for woodsmen; Tozier'B Also store room for rent. J. W. S. M. Rowan, of Bandon, was a Logger Shoes. The gloves for wear Little House in* this city last Sat permit students to continue Leneve. Coquille visitor a day or bo the last —S. F. Fear Gloves. E. L. Tozier, urday evening, the Rev. Dr. Feese, E. D. Myers, of Lee, who was in of the week. pastor of the M. E. church, offici their regular and necessary Presi dent-elect Taft has announc studies while they are prepar town Saturday, informs us that his Opening of white goods at Robin ed that the extra session of Con ating. The happy couple were son’s hand, from which a finger was Mr. Roscoe D. Jesse, one of Pros- ing themselves for a business son’s this week. gress will be convened on March amputated recently, is gettin g -’ ong per’s sterling young men, and Miss life. J. L. Briggs, o f RivertoD, was in 15. nicely. Anna Louise Shorhaven, one of No extra charge w ill be town Saturday after a trip to Floras Mackinaw coats $4.50 and 85.00 Curry county’s fair daughters. Both F or S ale . — A 1000-pound De creek where he had been on busi in blue, gray and brown at Robin, made for this additional class Laval Separator and 3-horsepower son’s, also rubber-lined duck coats. bride and groom were very happily o f work, and students w ill re boiler, GO gallon tank, pipe fittings, ness. b contemplating housekeeping im Serious riots have occurred re Heavy shoes, light shoes, logger buckets, etc. J. T. Jenkins, Co- mediately at Prosper, their future ceive the same Individual a t shoes, dancing shoes at Skeel’s A cently in Omaha, Neb., and Kansas qui'le. home. The bride appeared quite tention In these classes as City, M o„ between Greek laborers Get your table legs turned at Sons. charming in simple white, while the they haue and are receiving Quick A Curry’s. They have some Cbas. and Nanloy Barklow were aud citizens. groom wore the conventional black. In the business course. patterns already out. Hard wood, down from Myrtle Point Thursday Anyone wishing to borrow a few $1 per set. on business matters connected with hundred dollars, giving good secur Capt. E. Rackleff, the pioneer 1 ity should call at tbe H erald office. s ? qo ooôoç :*x<yx'5oco:<x>>v:' x<o:< :o5ooä566ooc their school. navigator of the Coquiile, was Mr. and Mrs. J. B. R. Shelton Make your washing easy by us- down from his home at Myrtle Point Saturday. The old gentleman has □g Washi ng Tablets at Drane’s were up from Beaver slough Sat urday, and were accompanied home not been feeling the best of late. store. by their little granddaughter, Unice Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Guerin, the I have more inquiry for all kinds of lands than I can supply. Send popular host and hostess of the Perkins. LOCAL N E W S . W. F. Keller was Fishtrap Saturday. Anderson's If you don't want to sell your H. Hotel Guerin, at Myrtle Point, re turned Saturday from a visit with land don’t list them with E. H. Kern, Coquiile, Oregon. Mrs. Emma M. Lyons and daugh their daughter at Bandon. C. Timmons, o f Astoria, proprie I have more inquiry for all kinds ter, Miss Josie, started for Denver, Colorado, yesterday, to make an ex of lands than I can supply. Send tor of the Bandon Salmon cannery, tended visit with their daughter me your lands for sale. E. H. came up from Bandon Friday morn ing by the Coquiile, and proceeded and sister, Mrs. Fred Kronenburg. Kern, Coquiile, Oregon. to the Bay by train. Goff A Goodman bare an assort Ladies’ hose, 10 cents to 50 cents, ment of good, stout, serviceable per pair. Gent’s hose, 5 cents to overalls. Come and see them, 50 cents per pair at Skeel’s. workingmen. me your lands for sale. E. Kern, Coquiile, Oregon. Herbert Adams, Jeff Cbaneay and Chas. Peterson, of Riverton, re turned from the Bay Saturday, where they had been to secure a lot of railroad iron with which to equip their mine At Riverton. Tozier’s Celebrated Logger Shoes have won popularity with the woods boys. E. L. Tozier maker, Coquiile. The steamers Bandon and Eliza- be.h went to sea from Bandon Fri day. The Elizabeth direct for San Francisco while the Bandon went to Coos Bay to finish her load of lumber at the railroad wharf from Johnson’s mill. Fresh oysters—Any style, can on at Maryland Cafe. or in They {Ire Fron) Missouri So We Woulo Like to Show You I We have just received a full line of the Fam ous Gotzian shoes, pomps and oxfords, and are showing all the latest shapes and colors in men’s, ladies’ and chil dren’s. We cordially invite you to come in and in spect them. 0. WILSON & CO COQUILLE, - OREGON : PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL Individual instruction in Book-keeping, Sbortbard, Typewrit ing, Penmanship, Rapid Caleulation and Commercial Usage. Prepares students to competently enter counting rooms, not on- ly with a theoretical knowledge of these branches, but with prac- S tical views of business, gained from an expe.t accountant, a suc- cessful teacher and business man. one eight-horse boiler and engine. Inquire of J. Selson, Bullards. 16 pounds best Granulated Sugar 15 pounds Good Rice - - $1.00 - - 1.00 4 1-2 pounds Best Caracoal Coffee 6 packages Santa Claus Soap Columbia Oats, per package - - 1.00 - - .25 - - .30 " Columbia Wheat Flakes, per package - .30 1 Gallon can Apricots - - .30 1 Gallon can Peaches - .40 - .25 - - - Birds Eye Matches, 6 packages Standard Tomatoes, 3 cans Standard Corn, 3 cans - - - .25 - - .25 Currants, per package, 15 c, 2 for - - .25 - .10 - .21 Raisins, per package - - - Bacon, extra fine quality, per pound Flour, Best Grade, every sack guaranteed 1.45 vxive us a inai arder and see cant Please You. O . Wilson 8 Co. Coquiile 1 ................................— - ------------------------- a . 2SZSZSZSZS2 Dike’s Kidney and Liver Remedy is the best known remedy for Torpidity of the Liver and all Bladder troubles. Unowlton’s Drug Store CLOSING OUT I am going to dispose of all the following goods at a great sacrifice. Men’s Suits, Wemon and Misses Coats, Skirts, Waists, Mackintoshes and Raincoats. J. R. M ILLER TIM B E R LANDS! Have You Any For Sale? Send description, prices and kinds of timber to E. H. KERN, Coquille, Coquille, Oregon i Oregon. Also any other lands. ?I V kj I*! See him and he will demonstrate his fitness as a teacher, and have customers if prices are right. $1 show to you his former connections in the W o r ld of B u sin ess ',.*«• _ Go to tbe People’s Market, Dean A Hensley Prop’rs, for the best ba con, lard, bams, and meat of every description. They treat you square. F or S ale . — In first class order, uying your Groceries o f us. Below we give B you a partial list o f every day needs at every day prices: FRANK B. (INDERSON Mrs. W. D. Marshall, o f Bandon, accompanied by her friend, Mrs. J. H. Tucker, visited Mrs. C. R. Bar- vj as an auditor and accountant. row, of this city, a day or so the latter part of tbe week, returning Saturday. Lineman Allen Belieu installed phones last Saturday <n the resi dence, W. H. MaDsell, the office of the Cooa County Abstract Co,, of which Col. Smith is manager, tbe number of the latter being 351. You Can Save Money GYMNASIUM Lyons Building, Front Street, Coquiile, J. S. LYONS, Proprietor 7 per cent, RATEH:—82 per month; $5 per quarter; 89 per 6 months; $12 per year. preferred, participating, full paid and non-aesess- able stock offers the best investment known to tbe American pub lic today. Oregon For full particulars address 0. L. R0PS0N, Fiscal Agent Coos and Curry Counties, Box 323, Marshfield, Ore. Handles Maxwell Autos, all kinds o f Sporting Goods. Bicycle and Auto Garage.