Coquille herald., July 28, 1909, Image 3

LOCAL N E W S .
Sol Culver, of Bandon, was in
L. R. Woodward was down from
Walter Smith, of Riverton, was!
Arago Saturday.
town Friduy.
in this city Friday.
MCDONALD’S
New lot of Cluett shirt« at Robin-
Elson Peterson was up from Riv.
Chus. Pendleton was up from
John Golden, of Marshfield, was 1
eo i ' b .
SALT LAKE
in Coquille Saturday.
erton Thursday of last week.
Riverton on Monday.
B. T. VanDecar arrived here from
Miss Mamie Boegard, of Lamps,
Ed Elliott, of the Bayside, was a
The steamer Fi field arrived from
Salem Monday.
WM ¡„ town shopping Thursday. Coquille visitor on Saturday.
San Francisco on Friday.
Khaki cloth by the yard at Rob­
White River flour makes white
Mr. and Mrs. Will Mehl came up
Mrs Burgess was up from Lampa
inson's
light bread. Robinson has it
j from the lower river on Saturday, on business on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Windle were
Prof, and Mrs. W. H. Bunch, of
H. W. Holverstott, of Fairview,
Charles Hiller, of Dora, had bua-
up from Lampa Monday.
McKinley, were in town last Thurs­ was a Coquille business visitor on iness in Coquille on Saturday.
Children’s wash dresses at Rob­ day.
Monday.
Mrs. W. E. Craine, of Bandon, j
inson’s.
Tan! Tan!! Tan!!! Ties for gents
D. P. Strang jr., of Parkersburg, was a Coquille visitor on Saturday,
Claud Adams, of Bandori, went to ladies and children at Robinson’s.
returned Saturday from a trip to
Miss Epps, of Bandon, returned !
Myrtle Point yesterday.
D. W. Baker was down from Lee the Bay.
from j$au Jose, by the Fifield last
New line of summer dry goods at on Saturday doing some trading
The steamer Elizabeth arrived a t ' week
Robinson’s.
with our merchants.
Bandon from San Francisco on Sun­
Children’s hats nnd caps in large
L . B. Hollenbeck returned from
Thoroughbred Berkshire pigs, day.
variety
and style at O. Wilson &
the hot springs Monday,
both sex, for sale by I. C. Watson.
Mrs. H. Baumgartner ol River- Co’s.
For bargains in shoes, see Drane
S. K. McLeod purchased a nice ton, visited Mrs. Ala Seed in Co-
FOK SALE A T
j j rg
White, of Bandon,
at his new store.
home the last of the week in Ban­ quille Monday.
made
Coquille
a
short
visit
on
Sat-
j
Robert Wagner was down from don from Capt. 0 . R. Willard.
Miss Ester Johnson went to Ban­ urday.
Gravel Ford on Monday.
Mrs. Glenn Cox of Bandon, went don Monday to take the Fifield for
O. Wilson & Co. have just re­
Rolled barley, shorts, bran and to Myrtle Point one day last week San Francisco.
ceived a full and complete line of
wheat at Robinson’s.
to see her sister, Mrs. J. S. Hayes
Frank Flam, of Parkersburg, re­ childrens’ hats and caps.
J. R. Miller, the merchant,
NOTICE
Make your washing easy by us­ turned from a business trip to th e
E. M. Iiandleman, of Parkers­
moving to Gold Beach.
ing Washing Tablets at Drane’s Bay Wednesday.
burg, made our office a pleasant
Saws gummed, filed and set at store.
All Coos County warrants drawn
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ilodson, of call while in town Friday.
Quick A Curry’s shop.
on the general fund and endorsed
Mrs. D. D. Pierce returned from Coos river, went to Bandon for a
New and uptodute guns of all prior to October, 1st 1907 will be
Mrs. Duvd Carey, of Dairyville,
a visit to California by the Fifield visit on Wednesday.
description at J. 8- Lyons.
prid on presentation at my office in
is visitiDg at Myrtle Point.
That some o f our would be competitors after
j Coquille City. No interest will be
wuich came into the river Saturday.
Mrs. Homer Sheppard, was a
Mrs.
H.
M.
Tuttle,
of
Marshfield,
Have you saw the new galatea
allowed on any of these warrants
vainly
trying to get us to combine on prices and
Coquille
business
vtsitor
on
Wed­
E. N. Smith of Myrtle Point
returned from a visit with friends after August 1st, 1909.
cloth at Robinson’s store.
upon
getting
a flat refusal, they even going so far
went to Bandon on Thursday to nesday of last week.
at Myrtle Point last Saturday.
Dated this 1st day of July, 1909.
C. Timmons, of Bandon, returned look after business interests at the
as
to
refuse
to
buy from a few commercial men
T.
M.
Dimmick
Elmore Drane was up from Par
For all kinds of ammunition call
Monday from a visit to Astoria,
County Treasurer.
city by the sea.
kersburg Monday, in hi« neat gas- on J. S. Lyons.
who sell to us have tried to come to our prices, but
When you want groceries or meat
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Thompson, nline boat, the “ Superior”.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ashton, ofj
we are the leaders of LO W PRICES iu Coquille
go to the People’s Market.
of Roseburg, arrived here last Wed­
J- A. Hamblock, of Bullards, Parkersburg, were up to town Fri­
and
below quote our prices;
CALL ON
Miss Brosi is in from Brock way nesday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
made our office a pleasant call while day. This is the gentleman’s first
visiting her aunt, Mre. M. Nosier. Rose. Mrs. Thompson is a sister
in town on business Monday.
trip up since his late illness.
Gent's don’t buy your spring suit of Mr. Rose.
The Fifield arrived from San
W anted .— Ten salespeople apply
until you have seen Robinson’s
Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Gould, the Francisco at Bandou Saturday, and at the Manufacturer’s Sample Sale. |
and inspect the largest
stock.
latter, formerly Miss Whitelaw, a sailed again Monday evening.
and most handsome
Wm.
Hansen,
a
prominent
low
er1
Manufacturer’ s Sample sale on daughter of the late Prof. White-
line o f Gents’ Furnish­
County Commissioner
W. T. river dairy farmer, having rented
in Coquille. See ad on 4th page of law, once a resident of Ibis city, are
ing Goods in the City.
Dement
returned
Saturday
from
a
bis place, started the last of th e1
this paper.
here for residence.
Everything at bottom prices and full weight
business trip to the Bay side.
week for a trip to Seattle and other
Those wash suits are just the
Through the real estate dealer,
The
Newest
and
most
guaranteed.
points
iu
Washington
and
Oregon.
Wm.
Hicking,
manager
of
the
thing (or you to buy at O. Wilson
Wm. Oddy, W. H. Thomas last Prooper mill, had business which He was accompanied by his daugh­ handsome thing in the
& Co’s.
Table syrup, very best 85 per gal.
week purchased the four-acre tract called him to Coquille on Saturday. ters, and they expect to be absent j City in
Our satisfied customers is our
Prize baking powder, good prize with each can, 45c
of Capt. G. W. Leueve, just across
BOOTS
AND
SH OES
4^ pounds regular 25c coffee for $1.00.
Geo. Wilson, of Empire, was in a couple of years.
best advertisement. C. M. Good­
the river from town.
man Si Co
town last Wednesday, and called
Old potatoes, while they last, lc per lb.
W anted . — A competent cashier at
Elder D. E. Stitt, of Bandon, on his niece, Miss Fannie Getty, of
Come in and get our prices on anything you have to buy in
the Manufacturer’s Sample Sale.
Registered Berkshire pigs for
£j^TThe safe and reliable twin- mtm
sale— both sex. J. C. Watson, Co­ went to Myrtle Point Thursday to this city.
our line aDd see if we can’t make your dollars do
Messrs. Cohoe, Shareff, Smith and
screw
attend the annual reunion of the
quille.
double duty.
A. T. Bestul, the new owner of Allen and families, of Grant county,
The New and Speedy, J gU
Mr. Striker and family, of Eu­ Latter Day Saints which is to be the McLeod place below town,
passed through town Thursday on
gene, passed through toward Ban. held in that place this year.
transacted business in Coquille their way to Bandon where they
W anted — Girl for general bouse Monday.
<lon yesterday.
will spend several weeks camping
Capt. Olsen, plaster.
The best and most wholesome work. Wages $25. Apply to Jul­
Robinson’s store has just received and enjoying the beach. They had j
Will make regular trips between
ius
Larson.
Marshfield,
Ore.
meats; the puriest lard. Go to the
a new line of embroideries, in nan- three covered wagons and saddle-
The Store of Big Values and Little Prices
Coquille River and San
People’s Market.
You are here cordially invited to sook swiss and cambric, also tuck­ horses. They were a jolly crowd j
ing and fronting for waists.
Francisco.
Mrs. I). H Dollar started Mon­ visit onr store. We will take pleas­
and bent on having a good time.
No Stop-over at W ay Porta.
T. O. Muys, a late arrival from
day for Canada, where she expects ure in showing goods and quoting
Remember that J. 4. Lyons gives j Electric Lights. Everything in First
prices whether you wish to buy at Yaquina Bay, has purchased the
to spend the summer.
Class Style.
away a $2.50 knife each week for;
interest of E. W. Gregg in the real
C. M. Goodman <fc Co,, dealers the time or not. C. M. Goodman
Sewing machine s for sale or rent
estate firm of Neathery and Gregg, • he highest off hand score at his j
in new and second hand goods. Si Co.
at C. M. Goodman Si Co’s.
shooting gallery.
and
will
be
found
at
the
office
Phone No. 1104.
Tozier's
Celebrated
Logger
Shoes
have
won
popularity
with
the ready to dish up anything you wish
Confectionery,
Tobaccos,
Cigars,
Ice Cream
Alfred Johnson, the millmnn, re­
woods hoys. E. L. Tozier ronkei, iu his line.
turned last week from a business Coquille.
FR U ITS
IN S E A S O N
New line of white linens, butch­
trip to San Francisco.
W A. Goodman last week sold er, embroidery or round threud,
Remodeled
Cora Belloni
The poorest family can afford one of his small places north of india, fronting, fluxon, and hand­
meat when bought from the Peo­
kerchief, also brown and blue iu
town to James Weant, late of Four-
ple's Market, Dean Si Company.
dress linens at Robinson's.
Mile. The deal was made through
When last heard from by htr
A E. Kruse, the ship builder, the real estate firm o f Neathery Si
E Q U I P P E D W IT H W I R e L e S
husband, Mrs. R, S. Knowlton, of
came over fro m the Bay M onday Mays.
and went on to Bandon.
Go to the People’s Market, Erd- this city, was visiliug Mr. and Mrs.
Hats—for big, little, old and man Si Hensley Prop’rs, for the G. F. Boutel, of Morgau Hill, Cali­
young, all new and seasonable bent bacon, lard, hams, and meat of fornia. Mr. Knowlton expects her
every description. They treat you home by the Fifield which will be
goods, at Robinson’s.
Capt. E. D. Parsons
We give you the benefit o f our square.
due in about a week, they haying j
Services next Sunday as usual, concluded to return by steamer,
close buying for cash. Get our
at the M. E. Church South, preach­ and not by automobile as they went.
prices. C. M. Goodman & Co.
The shoes for woodsmen; Tozier’s ing by the Pastor. Evening sub­
Sails from Portland Saturdays at 8 / j . m.
T. R. Pointer is circulating a
— S. F. Shoes. The gloves for wear ject, ‘ ‘Warning against Shipwreck
paper to which many Ccquille bus­
Sails from Coos Bay Tuesdays at service of tide.
Logger Fear Gloves. E. L. Tozier, Special music. Everybody cordi­
iness men are liberally subscribing.
ally
invited
to
be
present.
See the big ad of the Manufac­
It is for the purpose of extending
H N. LORENZ. Agt.
H. W. SKINNER. Agt
Johnny Ray, of Myrtle Point,
turer’s Sample Sale occupying the
the walk from the place of B. H.
sustained a broken arm one day
4th page of this paper.
Marshfield
Burns to the Masonic cemetry,
Coquille
Get your table legs turned at last week by being jerked from a which will prove a great conven­
Quick & Curry's.
They have some horse by a cow be had roped. The
ience iu reaching the cemetery in
patterns already out.
Hard wood, saddle cinch gave way and left him
winter, nnd alco to the school
$1 per set.
ERDMAN
H ENSLEY
helpless. He is getting along nice­
children of that section of the town.
Capt. H. W. Dunham returned ly at present.
Monday from his trip to Portland,
F or S ale . — Horse and
buggy
Coeur de Alene and other points.
cart and harness, saddle and bridle
CHOCOLATES
W e W ish to
Always Fresh
Sold in Original
Packages Only.
Quality Unexcelled.
A
N
N
O
D. L. Perkins
Sugar best grade $5.70
Rolled Barley -
1.45
Flour, best grade - 1.55
Str. E liz a b e t h
O.
W ILSO N
& CO.
THE PALM...
Steamer
Alliance
Coos Bay and Portland
Now is the time to have your Call at Lyons Si Jones’ store.
windows and doors re screened.
Stutsman Si Co., the real estate
Quick St Curry has the galvanized
screening.
firm, have purchased the Gallier
Mrs Savige and daughter Miss place at the crossing of Cunning­
Grace, came over from Marshfield ham by the Marshfield road and
Saturday and extended their visit will plat it into town lots and place
them on the market, in the near
to Myrtle Point.
future.
F or S ale — First class restaurant
Business School
Classes are now
being formed
for the Fall term
All interested
should enroll at
once
ANDERSON’S
B u s in e s s
/
S c h o o l.
with fine business on reasonable
terms, also new piano. Write or
call at this office.
Elder G. M. Dimmitt, who form­
erly lived in this section three or
four years, but spent the past two
years in the Willamette valley, re­
turned several days ago, and is en­
joying a visit with his sons, John
and Jonas.
The People’s Market
Milk, Cream,
Butter and Eggs
ERDMAN & HENSLEY, Proprietors.
Delivered at Your Door
Twice a Day
Having Bought cut Mr. Laffer-
ty’s Milk Route, I am Prepared
to Furnish Any of the Above
at Reasonable Prices.
P h o n e M a in 283
Ladies and Gents Shoes at the
.Right Price.
Here are Prices on some Staple
Articles found at our Store
Best Fruit Sugar, $5.75 per sack
I.
R.
NOSLER
Estimates Given
Registered Durock Jersey pigs, Plans nnd
the kind that latteo on clover, for Concrete Bricks Stone and Timber.
Contractor.
sale by J. D. Carl, Myrtle Point.
Fhone 151-J
Or. Phone 101.
Otflcei 117 Front Street, ManhfleldOre,
.W e W ill Trent You
PHONE MAIN 5-6
And your Order will be Promptly
Filled.
Mrs. Alfred Johnson started for
San Francisco the latter part of last
week expecting to be present while
an operation was being pei formed M. E. W H ITM ORE. E. F. MO k RISSY
on her sister-in-law, Mra. C. M. E. Coos Bay Paving and Con­
McClinlock, but we learn that the
struction Company.
ladv died six or eight hours before
general contractors
Mrs. Johnson’s arrival.
We have a nice line o f Groceries.
We sell as Cheap as the Cheapest.
We will Buy anything you have for Sale.
We want your Vegetables, your Chickens, your
eggs
We Pay the Highest Market Price.
We are to Stay.
or 17 pounds for 11.00
Rinlit.
COQUILLE. OREGON
Good grade baking powder 25
cents for 1 pound cans.
Coffee that is equal to aDy 40
cent coffee, sold at 25 cent a .
7 bars of Naphtha soap for 25
cents.
Every sack of flour guaranteed
at $1.60 per sack.
Table Apricots, 15
cans for 25 cents.
cents or 2
Free Delivery at Anytime During Day
Ly o ns & Jones
R. 8. KN OW LTON , President
GEO. A. ROBINSON, V. Prea.
R. H. MAST, Cashier
parnjers
ai)d Merchants
of Coquille
Baqk
CAPITAL STOCK $25,000
A Reasonable Share
First Class Safety
o f Your Business Solicited
Deposit Boxes For Rent