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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1909)
LOCAL N E W S. Jobn Aasen and A. M. Hignolnets Ladies khaki suits at Robinson’s. John Nielson, of Prosper, went to [ went to the Bay on Saturday. the Bay on Friiiuy. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McGee went Pongee, Koba and Poplin silks Choice onion sets at Knowlton's to Bandon on Saturday. Spring millinery is now on sale at Robinsou’s. ' Drug Store. at The White House. Children’s wash dresses to arrive Jobn Herron of Marsbtield, was by first boat at Robinson’s. Attorney E. L. C. Farrin was J. E. Conger, of Riverton, came When anything is required a Coquille visitor on Saturday. over from Marshfield on Friday. up by Sunday’s Dispatch. James Walstrom, of Bandon was in the line of office and sta New laces and band trimmings ! New spring ginham at Robinson's. tionery supplies it will pay to Robinsou’s store has new spring \ in our city one day last week. at Robinson’s. Robinson has a nice assortment remember that we make a William Hicking, o f the Prosper belts. Ike Chandler was down from the ! of ladies up-to-date tailored suits. specialty of them. We carry mill, was in Coquille last Thursday. L. D. Smith, of Marshfield, was Gravel Ford section last Monday. Max Dement, of Myrtle Point, See Rose for low prices on flour. i a Coquille visitor on Friday. T ypew riter Taper, Rolled barley, shorts, bran and was in town on Wednesday. No combination for him. Carbon T aper, Stenographers' Just received a new line of meus wheat at Robinson’s. When you want groceries or meat Note 'Books, ¿Manuscript C. R. Phillips, of Cunningham, neckties, Robinson’s store. The schooner San Buena Ventura go to the People’s Market. Coders, Letter Fites, Waste returned from the Bay on Thurs Orvil Dodge of Myrtle Point, is taking on lumber at the Prosper The steamer Bandon and schoon day. Paper Baskets, etc. went to the Bay on Thursday. mill. er Oregon sailed from Bandon for Robinson's new spring shoes are as well aB all miscellaneous White River flour makes white Geo. T. Me ult.on pays the highest San Francisco yesterday morning. in. light bread. Robinson has it. supplies such as mucilage, price for wool and chitham bark. Big line of the new gloves just paste, inks, pens, pencils, T. T. Land, of this city, had L. J. Cody, the Bandon lumber C. I. Green, of Lamps, had bus rules, etc. man, was a business visitor to Co buisness down the river on Thurs. in at The White House. iness which culled him to Coquille A large logging donkey went day. quille on Friday. on Monday. Fufjrnjan’s Pharmacy through by yesterday’s train for a Garden, grass and field seeds at Money saved for you if you buy Coquille, - - - Oregon Opening of white goods at Robin- Mr. Chaney, of the upper river. Knowlton’s Drug Store. dry goods at O. Wilson A Co. bo u ' s this week. A complete line of phouographs Oal Slagle was a passenger up and records at E. C. Barker k Co’s. Rev. A. Haberly, of Bandon, was F or S a l e .— Pair o f yearlings Schooner Sausalito sailed from in town Thursday on his return from Prosper by the Dispatch on Mrs. M. O. Hawkins who has mare mule colts. Price $100. In Bandon for Sau Francisco on Satur Sunday. from a trip to Medford. been attending the King Conserva quire at this office or Joe Windle, day morning. at Lampa. New line of spring hats for men tory of music, in California, return Make your washing easy by us- For bargains in shoes, see Drane Having concluded to open a ed home yesterday. ng Washing Tablets at Drane’s at Robinson’s. at his new store. branch millinery business in Co New and up-to-date stock of sheet store. J. M. Adams,of Bandon, paid the quille, I have secured the lower Mrs. Thos. Ashton, of near Mrs. R. R. Watson, of this city, county seat a visit on Thursday o f music to arrive on next steamer. floor of the Leach building near the Lampa, was in our city doing some On Thursday night of last week a Wickham House, and have on dis went to Marshfield Saturday to visit last week. shopping on Monday. very destructive fire occurred at play a full line of up-to-date exclus relatives and friends. Nice line of spring caps for the Tozier, the expert shoe manu North Bend, consuming the large ive millinery. This branch will be You must sell flour at $1.65 says school girls at The White House. facturer. Keep him in mind. public warehouse where the ocean conducted under my personal sup Mrs. Nels Rasmussen, of Bandon, steamers landed, which contained ervision and a competent milliner, D. McNair, of Myrtle Point, made the trust. But Rose says “ No,” a small profit for me. went to Marshfield Thursday for a large quantities of goods of all kinds. Miss Nellie McIntosh, has been our office a pleasant call while in placed in charge. Mrs. Max Dement, of Myrtle visit with friends. Coquille on business last Wednes The Simpson Lumber Co. is the M rs . A. G. Aiken. ---- ««§>. ------ Point, visited Mas. J. C. Moomaw Those wash suits are just the heaviest loser, the building belong day. Big Bargains. thing for you to buy at O. Wilson ing to that firm was estimated at the first of the week. The new long sleeve waists are in Saws gummed, filed and set at & Go’s. $12,000, and their sash and door at Robinson’s. 180-acre ranch, all bottom. Price A. H.McDuffee and family started factory had about $30,000 worth of $ 20 , 000 . Quick & Curry’s shop. W. C. Laird, the furniture dealer 200 acres timber land, price $1500. Frank Dillon returned from the for their home at York, Nebraska, goods stored in the building. The has gone to San Francisco on busi. 45 acre well improved ranch, price Siuslaw Thursday to close up some yesterday7. entire loss will foot up between ness. He went below on the Fi- $4500. business matters here. Call and see those waists from seventyfive and one hundred thous field. And other bargains in property. 75 cents to $3.50 at O. Wilson’s & and. There was little if any as Three papers garden seeds for Call on Neathery k Gregg. I am nearly sold out and want to Co’s. surance, and the fire, which broke list more timber lands. E. H. Kern, 10 cents at Knowlton's Drug Store. A. J. Sherwood returned from his out about midnight, was of un Notice. Mrs. McDaniel and daughter Coquille, Oregon. trip to Portland and Salm yester-e known origin. E. S. Slocum, having disposed B. J. Harrison, of Myrtle Point, -------------passed through from Ban day. A new and elegant stock of pianos of his drug store, has placed his ac don to the Bay on Monday. came down Monday for a visit with Buy your groceries while you just arrived at E. C. Barker k Co’s. counts in my hands for collection. The very best northern grown can save money that’s at O. Wilson his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Collier, Call and see them. All persons knowing themselves to seeds, at Knowltons, three papers & Co’s. of this city. be indebted to the Slocum Drug The steamer Elizabeth sailed Sun Commissioner W. T. Dement, of llarred Plymouth Rock eggs one for 10 cents. day morning for San Francisco Company will please call and set Road Supei visor Thomas Coats, Myrtle Point, was in town last W ed dollar per setting of 15 for sale by carrying 250 thousand feet of lum- tle as soon as possible. of Bandon, had business which nesday on his way to California. J. Quick, Coquille, Oregon W m . O udy . ber, one hundred thousand laths, New linen collars in sizes from thirty thousand shingles, fifteen Attorney Chas. McKnight, of called him to Coquille on Wednes Mr. F. G. Fritts, Oncouta, N. Y., 12 to 19 at C. M. Goodman & Co’s, tons miscellaneous freight and but Marshfield, came over to the county day of last week. . writes: “ My little girl was greatly Knowlton has on hand a large two for five cents. seat on business connected with bis ter, and passengers as follows: benefitted by taking Foley’s Orino supply of field corn, also No. 1 law practice Saturday. W . B. Neathery and Wilson Thomas Hogan, F. Gribe, A. Sny Laxative, and I think it is the best Gregg have opened a real estate offi der, Mr. Rhein, W. T. Dement. remedy for constipation and liver The poorest family can afford vetches. meat when bought from the Peo Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Adams, of ce in the Woodman building, two Mrs. W . W. Gage and Miss Bon trouble." Foley’ s Orino Laxative doors north of the postoffice. ple's Market, Dean k Company. Bandon came up on the steamer Dis nie Gage, Mr. Danielson, wife and is best for women and children, as it is mild, pleasant and effective, New goods arriving every day at W . W. Deyoe came up from patch Sunday and returned by the child, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gherig, and is a splendid spring medicine, C. M. Goodman & Co’s. Call and Bendon Monday, and proceeded to Coquille Monday morning. Fred Gherig, Thos. Smith, Mrs. as it cleanses the system and clears see them. Myrtle Point by train. He expects Tan! Tan!! Tan!!! Ties for gents the complexion, Furhman’ s Phar On Wednesday evening, April Smith and child, A. Auselmo, C. th start for Alaska in a short time. ladies and children at Robinson’s. macy. 21st, an entertainment will be given Broadbent, Mr. Brown. Tozier’s Celebrated Logger Mrs. C. M. Skeels went to Ban by local talent for the benefit of City Shoes have won popularity with the don Saturday to see her daughter, Recorder A. W. Kelley at Masonic woods boys. E. L. Tozier maker, Mrs. Chas. Lorenz, who has been Hall. A splendid program is being ! _ _ Coquille. suffering from la grippe of late. prepared which will prove highly G. T. Robison of Fishtrap, who The lastest creations in ladies entertaining and iustructive. All has been somewhat indisposed of princess suits at Robinson’s. should assist in a good cause. late from a peculiar complication Mrs. C. J. Randleman, of Par F ok B a l e .— In first class order, of ailments, is able to be in town, f kersburg, came up by Sunday’s boat one eight-horse boiler and engine. but is still under the weather. X I have more inquiry for all kinds to visit her sister, Mrs. C. Hughes, Inquire of J. Selson, Bullards. Xj Individual instruction in Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typewrit- Jy who has been ailing for a few days. The Ladies of M. E. Church of lands than I can supply. Send ing, Penmanship, Rapid Calculation and Commercial Usage. The best and most wholesome South will combine with the owners V me your lands for sale. E. H. Prepares students to competently enter counting rooms, not on- j*,; meats; the puriest lard. Go to the of the “ Dime” Theatre in giving a y 1} with a theoretical knowledge of these branches, but with prac- y Kern, Coquille, Oregon. special program Tuesday night $1 tical views of business, gained from an export accountant, a sue- j'*, Chas. Jackson, of Marshfield, People’s Market. Capt. Bob Frederick, of Bandon, April 20th. There will be two y' cessful teacher and business man. who has been assisting Assessor T. J. Thrift, doing assessing on the had business which called him to shows of the films, the first com Bay side, came over to the county the Bay Friday. He expected to mencing at 7:30 and the second immediately. Popular seat Monday to report his work. sail from there for San Francisco following prices— 10 cents. on the plant. Get your table legs turned at Rose is not in any combination If you don’t want to sell your Quick & Curry’s. They have some © (Ç» patterns already out. Hard wood, land don’t list them with E. H. of flour mills. He buys for casn Bee him and he will demonstrate his fitness as a teacher, and |j,‘ $L per set. Kern, Coquille, Oregon. and sells it at his own price for V show to you his former connections in the W o r ld of B u sin ess •** W. H. Schroeder has moved his V as an auditor and accountant. Ç. George Tobin of Prosper, came cash. See Rose. jewelery establishment from the up Sunday and joined bis wife who is At the Coquille Educrtional y. Leneve building to that of John visiting Mr. T obin’s sister, Mrs. E. League next Friday the following Golden, a few doors west of the A. McDuffe, and they returned program will be given: Recitation, former location. He has a neat and Monday. “ Why Teacher Knows,’’ Minnie cozy place. Anything you want in groceries Crenshaw; solo, selected, Rev. C. I have more inquiry for all kinds at Robinson’s H. Cleaves; recitation, "The In of lands than I can supply. Send ventor’s Wife,” Geneva Robinson; G. W. Derby who spent the past me your lands for sale. E. H. paper, "The Influence of Book in winter near Bandon, passed through Kern, Coquille, Oregon. Molding Character,’ ’ Miss Minnie town Thursday en route to Jose McCloskey. Capt. Levi Snyder started for phine and Jackson counties where New white goods at Robinson’s. Portland last Friday where he will he expects to put in a considerable — Batsiste, nanook persian lawn join the steamer Arago, of which time prospecting. long cloth, butcher and indian Capt. Bob Dunham is master at Some of Geo. A. Robinson spring present, but .dr. Snyder will take linen. clothing for men has arrived. that position in a short time. Mrs. J. A . Yoakam, one of our A. W . Varney who conducts the popula- school teachers, has been If you don’t want to sell your confectionery on board the steamer compelled to resign on account of land don’t list them with E. H. Dispatch is agent for the "B o b her health, and her place has been Kern, Coquille, Oregon. Bow Man” cigar, manufactured at filled by Miss Gertrude Eastman, J. J. Downing, of Ashland, ar Bandon. Order this brand when from Ashland, who arrived here rived in town Saturday and made you want a good make. Saturday. Miss Eastman is en his uncle, J. J. Stanly a short visit, New collars for ladies at Robin joying a visit with her uncle, J. J. and then proceeded to Bandon son. Stanley and family. where he goes to see his sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Enyeart, of Go to the People’s Market, Dean W. N. Wright, of that place. Lakeside, arrived in town on Friday j k Hensley Prop’ rs, for the best ba- The shoes for woodsmen; Tozier's | con, lard, haras, and meat of every Logger Shoes. The gloves for wear to see Mrs. Enyeart’s parents, Mr. description. They treat you pquare. C Street - ................................................ Coquille, Oregon — S. F. Fear Gloves. E. L. Tozier. and Mrs. Sam Shuck, who have J. L. Kronenburg, superintind- been suffering from grip. They are Rev. F. G. Hamm, of the Chris I ent of the Randolph Lumber Co’s tian church, will deliver a series of better, however at this time. Wear Tozier’s Logger Shoes and ! mill passed through last week for sermons at the church here be San Francisco on business. He ginning a week from Sunday, at his S. F. Fear Gloves. None better are made. Call on E. L. Tozier. was accompanied by Mrs. Kronen- regular appointments here. The Dr. Tatom, the dentist, arrived berg and children who will visit subject for the first will be Jesus, her sister, Mrs. W. M. Poley, of the Wonderful Counsellor, from in town from the Siuslaw yester Ashland, for a few weeks. They day and continued down the coast Matthew. All will be welcome. for Rogue river. He will be here went the Drain route. F ob S alk . — One pair o f good We keep anything you want for work horses, also a pair of varmint on his return in about four weeks j your table. The People’s Market. and see many o f his old patients. hounds. Inquire nt this office. Office Supplies The Less Money You Have to Spend »he More Wisely You Should Spend it ¡ Anderson's ! PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL £ * I FRANK B. (INDERSON Coquille, Oregon ? A. P. MILLER, Stationery, Fruits, Cigars, To bacco, Confectionery. W e are Money Savers When it Comes to Groceries. Why Pay More When You Can Get Them For Less. 16 lbs Sugar 4 1-2 lbs Caracoal Coffee 14 lbs Good Rice 6 bars Good Laundry Soap 3 cans Standard Tomatoes 3 cans Standard Corn 1 Gallon Apricots 1 Gallon Peaches Raisins per package Mush, extra good, per package Peas, per can 15 cents two for Beans per can 15 cents, two for Flour,.best grade $ 1.00 1.00 1.00 .25 .25 .25 .35 .40 .10 .30 .25 .25 1.50 Our spring Waists have arrived and we are showing some nobby styles from 75c to $3.50 Childrens’ Wash Suits - $ 1.00 to $ 1.25 Nice Line of Kimonos and Wrappers—Good Values. Next we will receive a large stock of apron and dress ginghams, and a very complete line o f calicoes. O . Wilson 8 Co. 7 HE STORE OF BIG VALUES AND LITTLE PRICES 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 not reasonable that these little wheels should be attended to occasionally. Let us do your work for you. ALL W ORK GUARANTEED E . C. B A R K E R & CO T IJ V T 13 E R L A N D 8 ! Have You Any For Sale? Send description, prices and kinds of timber to C. H. KERN, Coquille, Oregon. Also any other lands. I have customers if prices are right. GYMNASIUM Lyons Building, Front Street, Coquill j, J. S. LYONS, Proprietor Oregon RATES: 82 per month; $5 per quarter; $9 per 6 months; $12 per year. Handles Maxwell Autos, all kinds of Sporting Goods. Bicycle and Auto Garage.