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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1909)
4 DR- J. D- KELLY Ben Gant, of Gravel Ford, was in ' W. M. Kay, of Riverton, had Miss Olive Kelly, daughter of Dr. J. D. Kelly, of this place, leaves on in town Mouday. business iu town Monday. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Cupt. and Mrs. Anseu, of Arago, F ora 1713-acre stock ranch at Be sure to attend the good roads the Breakwater Saturday, to attend Coquille, ■ Oregon school in Portland. $11 per acre, see W. B. Neathery. meeting tomorrow evening. were in Coquille Friday. Office !n Skeels Building J. J. Fox was over from Con- b . F. Smith, of Riverton, had Registered Durock Jersey pigs, OFFICE HOUK8—9 to 11 a. in. 2 to For all kinds of ammunition call logues camp last Wednesday. business in town Monday, the kind that fatten on clover, for 4 p. m. 7 to 8 p. in. on J. S. Lyons. Residence Phone----- Office Phone----- Dr. Straw, of Marrh6e'd, w hs in Mrs. T. S. Everndeu, of Myrtle sale by J. D. Carl, Myrtle Point, Clias. W. Dye was down from Or. Phone 101. Coquille Thursday of last week. Point, was very ill last week. Myrtle Point one day lust week. Thoroughbred Berkshire pigs, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Alford were Ye young men and maidens: I Miles A. Simpson, a former resi • For bargains in shoes, see L)rune both sex, for snln by J. 0. Watson. passengers dow n on the Dispatch Prepare for the wood-sawing and dent of this county, but who has at his uew store. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Siuclair re Monday. apple-paring contest Friday eveo. been iu California for a number of Go >d roads meeting at Nosler’s \ears, returned some weeks ago, turned from Marshfield Monday F ob S ai .E. — Horse and buggy ing as described elsewhere iu this ball tomorrow evening. uud has concluded to make Coos morning. cart and harness, saddle aud bridle issue. N. J. Wilson, of Fairview, was his home in the future. A portion J. J. Chnkenbeard, of Coos river, Call at Lyons & Jones’ store. Miss Josephine Lund, the stenog of his household goods have ar in town on business last Wednes came over to Coquille Monday J. D. Barklow, of Arago, had rapher, who had been visiting her day rived, and Mrs. Simpson and the morning. business in Coquille on Wednesday sister, Mrs. J. E. Paulson, started Full stock of grass seed at four children will be here in a week Avoid the annoyance of preparing of last week. Wednesday for her present home or so. He has concluded to locate Ivnowltou's Drug Store. Sunday dinner by going to the W. F . Miller, the Marshfield rail in Roseburg. J. J. Fox, of Bridge, was in town Baxter. at Lampa, where he expects to go road station ageut, bad business Thursday with a large load of to We understand that two promi into the berry business. He has A. E. Lowe, of Riverton, was a in Coquille yesterday. matoes nent young men of this city are to certainly chosen an ideal place for Coquille busiuess visitor on Thurs Now is the time to have your engage in a wrestling match on that branch of industry, as Coos New and uptodate guns of all day of last week. windows and doors re screened. Friday evening at the Library As county is Burely the home of most description at J. 8. Lyons. K. E. Rutledge, of Myrtle Point, Quick A Curry has the galvanized sociation entertainment to he held kiuds of berries. Web Must, of Lee, was a Uoquille made our office a pleasant call while screening. on the grounds of Mr. E. A. Howey. busiuess visitor on Wednesday of ¡n town Saturday. Boys! Girls! Columbia Bicycle Robert Wagner, of Lee, had busi Greatest offer out. Get L. Cochran, the toDsorial artist, Free! lust week. Fine sash wood delivered aDy ness in towD Monday. He extend received two fine barbers’ chairs your friends to subscribe to our For Sale. — One dozen Brown j where in town at $2 per tier. Ap ed his trip down the river. Leghorn hens; apply at this office. ply at this office. Attorney J. J. Stauley, of this Wednesday, and as soon as the magazine and we will make you a T. B. Wheeler, the Bandon real city, had business which called him room can be prepared, will open present of a $40.00 Columbia Biey- Dr. J. D. Wetmore, of Myrtle parlors in the place lately vacated ole— the best made. Ask for par Point, had busiuess in Coquille on j estate man, returned Friday from a to the Bay one day last week. ticulars, free outfit and circular tell by the Maryland Cafe. business t rip to Portland. Wednesday. Light frost was reported one ing “ How to Start.” Address. “ The Born.— At Fairview, Oregon, night last week, but we have Dot Make your washing easy by us Z. Gregory was up to town Bicyole Man,” 29-31 East 22d St ing Washing Tablets ât Drane’s September 23, 1909, to M:. and beard of any damage done by it. Wednesday. He informs us that New York City, N. Y. Mrs. James A. Hatcher, a son. store Miss Ella Johnson, of this city, his sons, O. C. and L. N. who re Buy your school supplies at went to North Bend Wednesday of cently moved to Albany, Oregon, S. B. Hunter, of S t Louis, Mis S. Monday, of Bandon, shook are getting along nicely and will souri, who has been traveling bands with many friends iu Coquille Knowlton’s Drug Store. The very last week for a visit with friends. best values iu tablets. probably make that section their about the country for the benefit on Wednesday. F ob S ale — First class restaurant Mr. and Mrs. F . T. True, of this home in the future. of Mrs. Hunter’s health, was in with fine business on reasonable Children’s hats and caps in large city, returned Monday morning terms, also new piano. Write or variety and style at O. Wilson & George E. Peoples, manager of town last week, having come up the from a short visit with friends at call at this office. Co’s. the O. K. Creamery, returned Fri coast overland. Mrs. Hunter was Marshfield. Nelson Jones, who visited rela day from a business trip to Port at that time at Shasta Springs, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunt, of For Sale.— A good, y-ung saddle tives and old-time friends in the land, where he went to deliver a Cal., but was to meet him in Port Bandon, returned from Myrtle mare, also young work horse. Rogue river valley for two or three Point last Wednesday. number of fine hogs. While in land the latter part of the week. Frank Burkholder, Coquille, Oreg. weeks, returned last week. Portland Mr. Peoples attended the Mr. Hunter enjoyed his trip up the Those wash suits are just the Jay Mulkey and family moved to A. J. Smiley and wife, of Hum annual fair, also the state fair at coast very much, finding it an agree thing for you to buy at O. Wilson Bandon last week. Mr. Mulkey boldt county, California, are here Salem. able diversion from the usual modes & Co’s. will assist iu the reconstruction of visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Daven of travel and the country through Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Rennie, of Rev. Geo. H. Feese.whohss been which they pass. He went out to the Cody mill. port, formerly of their section, and North Bond, were Coquille visitors pastor of the M. E. church in this Roseburg with L. H. Hazard in his Oapt. White, of the steamer Dis old acquaintances. on Wednesday of last week. city the past year, has been assigned automobile. patch, ha* gone to the mountains Ed. Johnson, of the Roy district, to a pastorate at Klamath Falls. Parties wishing coal from the {h noting. Capt Moomaw is at the Wanted— S u c c e s s Magazine Rouse mine will apply to Harry wheel od ^ Di8patch for the pre8. started this morning to see his new The pulpit iu this church will be claim which be was lucky enough filled next Sunday by Rev. Holaday, wants an energetic and responsible Flanders. ent to draw in the Flat Head Indian lately from the east, but having man or woman in Coquille to col Died.— At Fairview, Oregon, _ . .. . T j t * ° Remember that J. i. Lyons gives leservation land drawing. been a short time at Dayton, Ore lect for renewals and solicit new September 23, 1900, infant son of away a $2.50 knife each week for subscriptions during full or spare Walter Sinclair announces the gon. Mr. and Mrs. James Hatcher. the highest off hand score at his time. Experience unnecessary. marriage of bis daughter,Miss Anna, Knowlton’s Fruit Jars. Pints 90 8hootin« ^ ,lery- We have both new and second! ADy one can start among friends and to Dr. Frank Wilt at Seattle on cents; quarts $1 10; one half gallons, M« - Joseph Stewart, formerly hand in the following lines, dressers, [ acquaintances and build up a pay $1 25 at Lairds ! Mrs- Uittle, who was here on busi August 31 last. The couple will commodes, iron and wood beds, bed make their home at Fort Steilacoom, springs, mattresses, floor matting, ing and permanent business with ness during circuit court, has re C. A. McKellips, the sewing ma- ; Complete outfit and sewing machines, in fact almost out capital. Washington. turned to her home at T urlock, chine man, had business over this everything needed for the house or instructions free. Address, “ Yon,” If you intend seeding any ground | California. camp. Come and look through, j Success Magazine, Room 103, Suc way a day or so last week. | this fall it will pay you to call at you will be surprised at the great | A1 Hite went to Bandon Satur- cess Magazine Building, New York Knowlton’s Drug Store and get C. M. Goodman & Co., dealers day after hiB automobile, which be prices and examine quality of seed. variety of articles to be fouud in in new aud secobd hand goods. City, N. Y. our store. C. M. Goodman fi Co shipped up by steamer, having con Phone No. 364. E. J. Slocum, formerly a druggist cluded not to bring it over the road W. B. Rohrer, the cattle buyer, of this city, is now at Prosser, since the shower of Friday night. came over from Marshfield on Mon Washington, at which point he day morning’s train. ' Get your table legs turned at owns some fine farm lands. He . j Quick & Curry’s. They have some writes for the H erald to be sent O. Wilson & Co. have just re" ( patterria alreaelv out. Hard wood, to him so as to keep posted about ceived a full and complete line of j p e r 8ej childrens’ hats and caps. _ D1 , his old home. H. G. Ploeger, the Myrtle Point Joseph Windle was up from Wanted.— A teacher for Diet. No. merchant, returned from Marshfield 20, Curry county. Two months at Thursday. He bad been over to Lampa on Saturday and made our $50 per month, Address the clerk see i,j8 w;fe> wi,0 ha8 been an inmate office a pleasant call. He informs nt Port Orford. ! of the Home Hospital for a short us that he and family will take the Dext Elizabeth for San Francisco en Rev. J. B. HolleDbeak will fill time. 0 route to Vacaville, California, where the pulpit at the Christian church Mrs. Harry Hemsley arrived here Sunday at 11 a. m. He will deliver Friday from Portland aDd is en- they will reside for a time. Tezier’s Celebrated Logger a discourse on divine healing. joying a visit with relatives and Shoes have won popularity with the Mr. Hemsley is now in Mrs. McKnight, of Marshheld, friends woods boys. E. L. Tozier maker, came over Thursday to take care of Alaska seeking his fortune in the Coquille. their children while Mr. and Mrs. gold fields of the north. C. A. Hanscom, one of Coos L. H. Hazard went to Roseburg in Mrs. Fred Barker, of Johnson’s county’s earliest pioneers, who has their automobile. Mill, was taken to Marshfield last spent the past few years in the Registered Berkshire pigs f o r ! week and Dr. Richmond, assisted Willamette valley, returned Sunday sale — both sex. J. C Watson, Co- j,y p>r Horsfall performed an oper- and is enjoyiDg a visit with his quille. ation up on her nt the home Hospi daughters, Mrs. J. B. Pointer, of Ira Buzan was down from the tal. She was getting along nicely at this city, and Mrs. T. R. Pointer, Eckley mining district the last of j ja8^ accounts. near town. the week. He had with him a few C. M. Sktels, the Front Street 8. A. Landers, who has been in ounces of the yellow metal which grocerymau, returned Thursday the Port Orford section for some he had taken from his mine. William Lusk, of Myrtle Point, from n trip through the Willamette weeks conducting a topographical He purchased a 60-acre survey of that part of the state for made our office a pWasant call Mon valley. day morniDg as he was on his re tiact Dear Dallas which is in cher the 'government, passed through turn from Bandon, to which point ries and prunes. Some time in the town Thursday of last week en he had assisted his daughter, Miss future it is the intention of Mr. route to Portland. He was accom Inez, to move and locate. She is one of the corps of teachers at the Skeels to retire from the mercantile panied by his son-in-law,J. L- Pauli, city by-th e sea for the ensuing business and settle down on bis whose home is in Portland. fruit farm and enjoy life. school year. W. B, Neathery has made ar rangements by which he is prepared to send those wishing to look nt real estate about in an automobile. LOCAL N E W S. Roberts, Johnson & Rand Shoe For Ten Days ONLY W e have just received one of the nicest lines of ladies' coats ever brought to Coquille, which we are offering Business College FRANK B. ANDERSON, Principal COQUILLE, . . . . Enrll for Fa 11 Term OREGON N ow t' Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Penmanship Rapid Calculation and Commercial Usage. Endorsed by the business men o f Coguille. Its attendance has been largely drawn from that class. S E N D F O R L E A F L E T ' . □ nniMTCCOIlif1 _ Practical, Substantial; as in any business house. HUUl\l\LLrINll Three months here equals at least eight months under class instruction. OlinDTUAUn _ Speed, Accuracy, Legibility to Students. One of the oHUn I HAND most complete systems—Recognized by experts. «J J. H. O’ Brien is doing some special write-up work for the H erald . Many of the leading in . dustries and some of the prominent ( people and homes will be given pictures <n half tones from photos. Occasionally will appear the face of a pioneer who has passed over with a sketch of his or her noble life. For sale or trade for Ranch. Eight-room house and five lota, large barn, henhouse and yard, woodbouse, city water. For sale on eaay terms, E, H. Kepn Oq. quille, Oregoq, Call and see our new stock. The Shoes and Prices are sure to please you. W e also carry Groceries, Dry Goods, Flour and Feed. ...F R E E D E L I V E R Y ... saving prices $8.50 to $50 W e do not carry a regular stock, therefore do not have to add enough profit to pay for the hold-overs Buy Where Your Money Brings You the Most O.W1LSON&CO The Store of Big Values and Coquille, - Little - Prices Oregon A s to Reliability of Quality A L L the thought, time and care spent upon the prescribing and the dispensing of your prescription is wasted unless the very foundation, the used in it, ingredients are correct and de pendable in quality. There is no other drug house that we know of that goes to more trouble and pains in selecting the best goods and in trying to find fault with its own goods than does this drug store. W e prefer that no fault be left for our customers to find. Every practical, physical and che mical test is made to find that the goods in this store are in right con dition. These are our claims for absolute LYO N S 8t JO N ES..... Robert Maddox was severely hurt at Cody’s camp last Friday by being struck by a springing line caused by the breaking of a clevis The line struck him on tho right leg, inflicting severe bruises and a fmeture of the knee. Dr. Rich mond dressed his injuries and he is resting as well as could be expect ed under the circumstances. money Coats From Have you seen any in town? They are the Stars Brand and you get them at A N D E R S O N ’S at reliability. Fuhrmans Pharmacy PHONE NO. 213 Call and See Us Hear the Music. Coquille, Oregon and AretiDO Talking Machine FREE with $25.00 cash trails and a cash payment of $2.50 on delivery of machine. One 10-inch record FREE with $10.00 in cash trade. One 10- inch record FREE with $5.00 in cash trade every Saturday. Remember the Aretino record fits all kinds of disc talking machines. P. E. Drane DEALER IN 2d St - Coquille L adiew ’ and O e n t«' F u r n ie h in g s , F a n c y a n d S ta p le O ro cerie«, F lo u r a n d Feed.