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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1909)
y NI iu>ui L-m nrxn k J. D. Benham.of Fairview, was in Five lots for $500. See J. W. Fall suits for men at Robinson’s. W. D. Dement, of Myrtle Point to see us yesterday morning. Leneve. Mrs. Henckendorff was up from was in town Monday. Carl Walker caino over from Just arrived, new suits for fall, Prosper yesterday. F ora 1713-acre stock ranch at Fur all kinds of ammunition call Robinson’s new line of ladie's tail- $11 per acre, see W. B. Neathery. Marshfield yesterday. in all the latest patterns and styles at on J. S. Lyons. | ored suits are here. J. W . Mast, of Bandon, was a New trimmings and novelties just Robinson’s. Lee Must, of Lee, was in town Mrs. G. II. Guerin, of Myrtle in at The White House. Coquille visitor on Monday. Friday. Dr. Kelly has moved into the Point, was in town Monday. home of J. W. Tollman, just north Saws gummed, filed and set at George Beale, of North Blough , For bargains in shoes, see Drane of Drane's store. Trunks, Suit Cases. Telescopes. Quick & Curry's shop. at his new store. was in this city last Saturday. Hub Clothing and Shoe Co. H. A. McLellan. was in town j L. W. Deyoe, of Myrtle Point, Ulias, Smalley was in town a day Thoroughbred Berkshire pigs, Go to Hill’s 8tudio, successor to Tuesday booking the McKenzie both sex, for salo by J. C. Watson. went to Bandon Monday. or so last week. Tollman, for first class Photos. Merry Makers. Miss Davenport went to Bandon A J. Savage, of Marshfield, was Mrs. J. F. Chaneay.of Uiverton, John Lint, tbe Bandon photo New and up-to-date suits for boys Monday by the Coquille. a Coquille visitor on Monday. was up to Coquille Wednesday. grapher, went to Marshfield yester and little tots at Robinson’s. Rubbers, Rubbers, Rubbers, for day for supplies. G. C. Welch, the Lampa farmer, Full stock of grass seed at Attorney Chas. McKoight, ofj everybody at Robinson’s. Knowlton's Drug Store. had business in town Saturday. J. D. Bennett, the carpenter and Marshfield, was transacting business builder, of Gravel Ford, was in Mrs. Vernon Garoutte, of Ban Mrs. A. L. Neely, of Riverton, Avoid tbeannoyauce of preparing at tbe county seat Monday. town yesterday. waB a Coquille visitor on Thursday. Sunday dinner by going to the don, was a Coquille visitor Monday. Here is your chance, 10 packages Anything in the photographic Baxter. Henry Ploeger, of. Myrtle Point, of soda for 25cents at Lyons A Jones. I. Nordstrom, of Parkersburg, line made at Hill’s Studio. En Marshal W. H. Corbin, of Myrtle returned from the Bay side yester was a Coquille business visitor on This week only. largements a specialty. Point, was in town on Saturday. day. Friday. L. H. Pearce, the well-known W. C. Laird, the House Furnish Win. Long, of Myrtle Point, had W. VanDecar, of Myrtle Point, saddle and harness man of Myrtle er, has just received a full and com New and uptodate guns of all business in Coquille on Saturday. description nt J. 8. Lyons. returned from the Bay by Mondar's Point, has purchased the stock of plete line of wall paper. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tollman Fruit jars at cut prices, also jell train. John Snyder, the Marshfield hotel E. 8chneider, his competitor in moved to Roseburg last week and j Dr. Stemmier, of Myrtle Point business in that city. man, had business in Coquille on glasses by the barrel, at the Racket store. will spend the winter at that city .! was down to this city in his auto ou Thursday. B. E. Courtright arrived here The big schooner Ruby came in -! G. W. Hixson, of Parkersburg, Monday. F. A. Pierce, of the Fairview sec from tbe interior of the state last to the river Sunday from San Fran was a Coquille visitor on Saturday. Call at Robinson’s and see the Wednesday, and proceeded to Ban cisco, bringing up a cargo of dis- tion, had business in town Inst J. B. Moomaw and little girls, of loug wool capes for ladies’ . Wednesday. don to see his brother, F. W. tilate. Arago, wore in town on Saturday. If you contemplate papering Editor J. A. Luse, o f the S u d , Courtright, of that place. Children’s hats and caps in large your house or any portion of it, see Fine sash wood delivered any came over from Marshfield on busi variety and style at O. Wilson & Buy your grass seeds at Lyons the fine line of wall paper at W. C. wherein town at $2 per tier. Ap Co’s. ness yesterday. Jones and get fresh new Seed. Laird’s ply at this office. A. M. Snyder, of Myrtle Point, William Gallier, of Bundon, Get your Boys a pair of those C. T. Cessna, the Riverton coal Alfred Johnson, the mill man, wns a Coquille visitor on Friday of shook hands with old friends in miner, returned from southern Cali High top shoes at Lyons Jones. had business down the river Satur last week. town on Saturday. fornia last Wednesday, having gone C. A. Lowery, a late arrival from day. Henry Grady, of Norway, was a The shoes lor woodsmen; Tozier’s down with Mrs. Cessna, who went the east, now presides at tbe block passenger to Bandou Thursday by j J. N. Myers, the Myrtle Point —S. F. Shoes. The gloves for wear and remained for the present, for in the Pioneer Meat Market, Harry N eil having resigned. painter and paper hanger, was in Logger Fear Gloves. E. L. Tozier. the benefit of ber health. the Dispatch. Buttons, buttons, who wants but $5.00 Stetson Hats $3.85, our Coquille on Monday. Frank Morse, the electric light Those wash suits are just the regular price. Cash only. Hub tons? They can be made at The For Sale.— A good, young saddle man, is on the streets again after White House. Ivory or plain, large thing for you to buy at O. Wilson Clothing and Shoe Co. mare, also young work horse. being indisposed for several days. and small, black and colors. Jet & Co’s. Married.— At the home of tbe buttons in stock. Frank Burkholder, Coquille, Oreg, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Robison R. Pomeroy wns up from Lampa bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Born.— At Coquille, Oregon, Tbe Creswell Chronicle is the moved up from Bandon last week. and took in the good roads meeting Shunke, of Johnson’s mill, on Octo name of the new paper just founded October 1, 1909, to Mr. and Mrs. Their little daughter has been Thursday evening. ber 22, 1909, Mr. Albert Volkmar, at Creswell, Oregon, by our .former C. Terress, a daughter. quite ill of late. Parties wishing coal from the of Myrtle Point, and Miss Emeline townsman, Geo. H. Baxter, the first Miss Etta James, of this city, who Lyons Jones for shoes. Boy’s Shunke, Rev. Thos. Barklow of issue of which made its appearence Rouse mine will apply to Harry is teaching a term of school at Coos- Thursday, the last day of Septem High tops $3.00 and $3.50 per pair. ficiating. Flanders. ber. Mr. Baxter has been con ton, was in Coquille Saturday. G. Boak, manager of the steam Mrs. J. E. Conger, of Riverton, Why Dot get 25 cents worth of nected with newspapers and print F or S ai .E. — Horse and buggy boat lime of the Coquille River that Naptha soap at Lyons visited friends up the river last Jones? ing establishments of different Rinds cart and harness, saddle and bridle for the past 15 years, and is fully Transportation Co., was up from You get seven bars. week, returning Thursday. Call at Lyons & Jones’ store. capable of giving the people of that Bandon Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, of Fern- Registered Berkshire pigs for place a good, live and readable Prof. F. B. Anderson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mansell re dale, California, were in Coquille paper. sale— both sex. J. C. Watson, Co of this city, went to the Bay for a They are here visiting quille. turned from their visit to 8an Fran Monday. We have just received from the short business trip on Saturday. cisco and Oakland on Monday,com Mr. and Mrs. L. R, Woodward of East another invoice of men’s cloth J. R. Miller, the Gold Beach C. E. Bowman, the Bandon cigar ing up on the Fifield. Arago, and other former Humboldt ing of the latest styles and patterns. merchant, had business which Get acquainted with our “ Money maker, passed through Saturday on called him to this city a day or so Ed Hoffman, of the Myrtle Point friends. Mrs. Hansen is a stater of Saving” system. Cash only. Hub his return from a trip to the Bay. Mrs. Woodward. section, was in town on business last week. Clothing and Shoe Co. Gents’ , Ladies’ and Children’s A. H. Schroeder, of Myrtle Point, last Saturday. He paid us a pleas Make your washing easy by us coat sweaters at Robinson’s. Good Roads Meeting. was down to see his brother, J. F. ant call while in town. ing Washing Tablets at Drane’s Services next Sunday, as usual, at Schroeder, of this city, on Saturday. Web Mast was in from Lee last store. On Thursday evening of last For Sale.— A gray mare. Guar Monday and took out with him a. the M. E. Church, South, preaching week a very interesting meeting Mrs. J. M Riley, late of Yuma, The evening ser composed of delegations from Apply to Thos. Ashton, large hack load of grass seed, which by the pastor. arrived here last week, joining her anteed. mon will be in the interest of the Marshfield, North Bend, Bandon near Lampa Creek, Coquille River. he expects to sow this fall. husband who had arrived a wees work of tbe Woman’s Horae Mission and Myrtle Point and a goodly Now is the time to have your Thomas Devereux, of Paikers- or so earlier. Society. Special music. Everyone number of the citizens of this city, windows nnd doors re screened. C. M. Goodman & Co., dealers burg, transacted business in town took place in Nosier’s hall, the ob Quick & Curry has the galvanized cordially invited to be present. in new aud second hand goods. Thursday. Our office ackno viedges ject of which was to discuss the screening. We have a large shipment of or subject of "G ood Roads.’’ A. 8 Phone No. 364. a pleasant call. Tracy Quigley, William Coy and chard grass and other grass seeds Hammond was chosen as chairman Dr. J. D. Kelly was called to Ban Capt. Thos. D. White, of the Jones. and Geo. T. Moulton secretary of Messrs. Cook and Stone, of Curry to arrive this week. Lyons dou on Wednesday of last week to steamer Dispatch, is back at the county, were taking in different McKenzie's Merry Makers will the meeting. The subject of roads see the sick child of Mr. and Mrs. wheel again after a week or ten and tbe necessary materials of points in Coos several days lately. be with us only two nights, Oct. which to build them occupied the days hunt in the bills. Otto Newman. On Wednesday most of the evening. The road The steamer Elizabeth arrived in 13th and 14th. Tozier’s Celebrated Logger Knowlton’s Fruit Jars, pints 90 night a flash light, picture will be from the county line to Empire by the river on Thursday and sailed cents; quarts $1.10; one half gallons, Shoes have won popularity with the wav of Myrtle Point and Coquille woods boys. E. L. Tozier maker, the Monday following, carrying a taken. Remember the dates, the received the greatest attention, but $1.25, at Lairds. Coquille. good passenger list and full cargo. show, the naming of the new house, county roads in general were fully Our old pioneer friend, Dan a flash light picture and plenty of discussed. The one road mentioned, The second quarterly payments There are several school dis Giles, of Myrtle Point, shook bands for the anti-saloon league are now good vaudeville specialties. over which we depend on getting tricts in need of teachers. Anyone with many friends in Coquille on due and payable at the Racket our mail, is the one of the greatest Registered Durock Jersey pigs, wishing a position might be accomo Wednesday of last week. the kind that latten on clover, for importance. After our mails are store. Please be prompt. dated by dropping a line to the sale by J. D. Carl, Myrtle Point, over the coast range, with our navi O. Wilson & Co. have just re gable waters, railroads and some The meetings at Fishtrap.held by H erald . Or. Phone 101. ceived a full and complete line of fairly good county roads, we will be Rev. E. B. Carey, closed Sunday Banker Benson aBd wife, of Myr childrens’ h&ts and caps. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Southmayd, able to get along till these are im night, the 3rd inst., with 16 con tle Point, were passengers to Ban who have spent the past several proved, but at present the out look Our young f riend, J. L. Hervey> versions and a general uplift to all don by Saturday’s Dispatch. They years at Myrtle Point, started for for the prompt receiving of our mails who had spent a pleasant vacation California a week ago, going to Christians. were accompanied by Miss Leah this winter is by no means flatter with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. San Francisco by the Plant Thurs ing, and the quicker something Get your table legs turned at Coak, of the latter place. day. They will spend the winter definite along the line o f perman James Hervey, of Gravel Ford, Quick & Curry’s. They have some If you want to order material for in that state, "but at different places. ent improvements the better. started Thursday for Oakland, Cali patterns already out. Hard wood, tailored suits, you may see an ele Every country develops and its $1 per set. fornia. Naptha Soap. Seven Bars for 25 gant line of samples at The White civilization isjudged by its high cents at Lyons Jones House. ways, aud with the coming of the L. C Pauli was down from Arago automobile, more clearly than ever A. H. Hodgius, one of Marsh Monday. He informs us that he will this become apparent, and Coos field's clever painters and decor has purchased a place near Lang, county is determined not to be too ators, had business in Coquille on lois, to which be expects to move in Saturday afternoon. Our office tbe spring. He also tells us that far behind. It has for some time been conced acknowledges a pleasant call. his parents are now located at ed that this is a bard country in Crawfordsville, this state, and were Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fairman, of which to build roads, but Prof. Dil- well wnen last beard from. ler, a government geologist, who Johnson's Mill, started for Seattle Wanted.— A teacher for Diet. No. was present, assured those present and other points of interest in the that there are several places where north on Saturday. They will see 20, Curry county. Two months at the best of material for roads can be $50 |>er month. Address tbe clerk southern California before return found in large quantities and not at Port Orford. inconvenient. ing. W. A. Barnett, of Prosper, was in A permanent county organization Rev. E. B. Carey, the United to see us Monday and left with us was formed. A. 8 Hammond was Bretbern minister who has been a potato of his growing as a sample elected chairman, G. T. Moulton bolding reyival meetings at differ of the lower river products. The secretary and A. J. Sherwood treas- j ent points in the county, made our potato weighs even six pounds. He urer of tbe permanent organization, office a pleasant call while in town did not say how many more like and the agitation of road im prove-! this there were in the hill, but we ment will be kept up. on Monday. should judge from the shape of the There were different plans men-1 Remember that J. 4. Lyons gives spud that it represents the princi tioned as to how a sufficient amount i away a $2 50 knife each week for pal production of tin hill in which of funds could be raised. Since the j • be highest off hand score at his it grew. laws of the state will uot permit the shooting gallery. F ob S ale — First class restaurant . issuance of bonds, direct taxation N Plyer, H. L. Cooper, Lex and with fine business on reasonable of property within a six mile limit ------ — Cope, returned last week terms, also new piano. Write or along the road, seemed the most fa vorable plan, and a committee was from a hunting trip in Curry coun call at this office. appointed to look the matter up and E M. Andrews, who is here in the ty. They had good luck, getting get the work under way. With a about as many fine large bucks as interest of a large oil company, good all-year automobile road from states that tbe people will Dot co Empire to Roseburg, Coos county the law allows. operate. “ My people,” said Mr. | would begin to realize that it is a R S. KNOW LTON, President GEO. A. ROBINSON, V. Pres. Mrs. John Flinn and son, I. S. Andrews, “ wish to secure land in portion of the state of Oregon. R H. MAST, Cashier » -m - - Flinn, former residents of this Coos county. There are indications It requires Form Partnership. county, but recently of St. Johns, of oil in this district. capital to develop. We have the Oregon, arrived here last week to capital. We will develop if the J. C Savage, who has been con look after business interests. They people will give us an opportunity. ducting the Coquille Valley Senti have since returned. My people will be in Coquille in a nel. our worthy contemporary, the past ten months under lease, has, in Men and Boys shoes for style, short time.” CAPITAL STOCK $25,000 service and quality, our guarantee If you intend seeding any ground company with Mr. Emerson, pur back of every pair. We save you this fall it. will pay you to call at chased the plant and will continue 30 per cent. Hub Clothing and Knowlton’s Drug Store and get the publication of the najer under Shoe Co. prices and examine quality of seed. the firm name of Savage A Emer son. We wish them success. LOCAL N E W S. A ONLY For Ten Days W e have just received one of the nicest lines of ladies' coats ever brought to Coquille, which we are offering at money saving prices Coats From $8.50 to $50 A 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 A A A O. WILSON & CO The Store of Big Values and Little Prices Oregon Coquille, As to Reliability of Quality A L L the thought, time and care spent upon the prescribing and tbe dispensing of prescription is wasted unless the very foundation, the used in it, ai)d Merchaqts of Coquille Bat) If A Reasonable Share of Your Business Solicited First Class Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent ingredients are correct and de pendable in quality. T here 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. A fartijers your 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 reliability. Fuhrmans Pharmacy PHONE NO 213 Call and See Us Hear the Music. Coquille, Oregon and Aretino Talking Machine FREE with $25.00 cash traile ■ nd a cash payment of $2.50 on delivery of initehinc. 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 L ,a d ie « ’ and G e n ts' F u r n is h in g « , F a n c y a n d S t a p l e O r o e e r te » , F lo u r a n d F eed.