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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1909)
»»JM I'H W ! 1 roY S TOTYS T OYS Again this Store has been made Headquarters for Santa Claus, and we are showing the most Complete and up-to-date Line of Moderate Priced Toys ever brought to the Coquille Valley. V ile M[akeO pposition F ad e from V iew \vhen it C om es to Variety an d P rices l- ; id See for Yourself Save Your Nickels Com<' ,n and | »v y Examine our Come in and See for Yourself and Dimes Trading Dishes, Cups and Saucers, Pitchers, Large and Small, and an Endless Variety for Fancy Dishes from 5C TO 25C 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 cent Toy Counters and you will wonder how we can Pay More When You C h ristm a s P o st Can C a rd s Save in One-Half E n d le s s Oliver Wilson Coquille Jerald. «by A t The Heaxlet Theatre. such marvelous Trading values Here V a r ie ty Front Street, Coquille ADVERTISEMENTS. 38S8S5S88 Johnson Johnson A very pretty but quiet wedding was solemnized todav (Wednesday) WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15 , 1909 at the residence of Mrs. M. Nosier, on Hall street, when A. E. Johuson Local Advertisement! among local reading five cent! per line each inser and Miss Sadie Johnson, both of tion. Cards cl thank! 60 cents each. Coquille, were united in tin holy Obituary poetry five cents per line. Resolutions of Condolence and lodge bonds of matrimony, Judge E. G. advertising five cents per line. D. Holden officiating. The H erald joins with their manv friends in Dairy A ssociation Masting. wishing them a happy and prosper Don’t miss seeing those swell The Coqnille band will Rive a ous voyage on the seas of matri Pursuant to adjournment, tbs musical concert next Saturday comforts at Lyons & Jones. mony. Try that oldfasbioned mince meat Coquille Valley Dairy Association evening consisting of overtures and --- -- • * • Im portant Grange M eeting. held another interesting session marches by the baud, several solos and apple-butter at Robinson’s. Large assortment of kodaks and •Asst Wednesday at the Modern by some of our young men, and Th' re is to lie »meeting of special Woodmen Hall in this city. The music by the orchestra. There will cameras at Knowlton’s Drug Store- importance of the Coquille Grange Two sewing machines left Give meeting was called to order by also be a short dance immediately in this city next Saturday morning, us cost and take them. Skeels k after the performance for which President F. F. Eddy at 10 a. m. Dec. 18 th. All should attend, Son. After the opening of the meeting there will be no extra charge. Atroi g other tbings of special in Registered Berkshire pigs for aDd the reading of the minutes of The Coquille Volunteer Fire De terest, the election of officers for the sale— both sex. J. C- Watson, Co the last session the president de partment are going to have their quille. ensuing year will take place. The clared a recess of a few minutes to annual ball Christmas Eve, Dec. 24. A fine line of Glassware, all launch Limit will leave Fishtrap at allow new members to enroll, of They have ordered some beautiful gradea, at the Racket. Cut Glass a 9 a. m and wait for the meeting lo whom there were seventeen. souvenirs for the occasion, which specialty. adjourn befoie returning. The following committees were they will give with the regular ad Ladies-W hen looking for toe elected: F. F. Eddy, C. E. 8chroe- mission tee of $1.00. These are on rubbers call on Lyons k Jones, they M E Church South. der and ffm, Sweet, press and pro exhibition at Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, can fit you. Sunday morning the pastor will gram committees; Kistner, Ward, and as there is cnly a limited num Telephone for meat to be deliver and Van Lenven on stock improve ber ordered, yon will have to hurry ed at any time from Slagle Bros. preach on "Human Imperfections.’’ j At night the subject will be ment committee. in order to have one for the occas Phone No, 21. “ During the afternoon session the ion. The committee would like C. M. Goodman <t Co., dealers Bridges Washed Away.” Arrangements are being made for secretary was authorized to open for all those securing these souve in new and second band goods. Christmas Exercises. Watch for Phone No. 364 . an account with a bank and pay all nirs, as well as the Firemen, to wear announcements later. Lyons k Jones have a large line bills of the Association by checks, j them during the day as well as at All are welcome to our services. Upon motion it was decided that the Ball. Gage’s full orchestra will of comforts and blankets to choose from. Give us a call, our prices the regular monthly meeting of the furnish the music for this dance and N otice are right. Association be held on the first this alone is snough assurance that Santa Claus will make his bead, Notice is here by given that any Wednesday of each month. all attending will have the time of quarters at O. Wilson & Co’s A. W. Mathews, of Norway, ia their lives. All the extra chairs Front Street grocery store during one wishing one of tbase guilt clocks at half price, must call early. booked for a lecture on silos and and benches will be removed and the holidays. Peopls are taking advantage of the winter feeding at the next meeting, the floor put in the best of condition, Dolls, Doll Heads, Doll Bodies, big reduction. Billy 8chroeder. The committee on corporation M lbere will ^ room tor a)1 lhe Doll Buggies, everything you can was instructed to obtain proposi dancers as well as the spectators. imagine in the line of dolls at the tions from the different creameries FOR SALE. Racket. nnd report at the next meeting, and Bv J. W. L eneve , C o q c il le , O b . the stock improvement committee Experiancaa Rough Storm. Mirrors! Hand miirors— great Four city lots, for residence. was instructed to report od plans variety of styles. Bonnet mirrors, The best buy in the city. for weighing and testing the milk tripple mirrors, stand mirrors. R. 60 acres river bottom land, no of individual cows. Capt. H. W. Dunham arrived S. Knowlton. Improvements, on county road and Au enthusiastic discussion was borne Saturday, having come up to Prise $65.00 per acre. Wanted— By a good dairyman railroad. participated in by Messrs. Walling, 22 acres, with several acres botfom Davis and BelloDi and others at Coos Bay on the Newport on her and butter-maker, a small dairy way to Portland where she will farm to rent. For particulars call land, nice house, fust outside the the close of lhe meeting. city limits of Coquille. Price $ 4500 . » «•». -- ----- lurther underg > repairs, prepara at the H erald office. 115 acre farm, 4 miles Irom Co tory to entering the Portland Co Obituary. M yrtle Point Item s. quille, on county road. House, quille trade. The steamer will go barn and other outbuildings, good i.; Benj. E. Cope, second son of W. on the drydocks for repairs on her Try Ray Haines’ hot drinks- orchard. Price $6250.00. $2000.00 V. and 8. E. Cope, was born in bull, and a new condenser will be The M. P. H. 8. basket ball boys cash, balance on easy terms. Humboldt County, California, Nov. installed and the boat otherwise t8oa:re farm, all bottom land, have ordered new suits. 2, i88r, where he resided until put in condition for the run. too or more acres cleared. Fine The ladies bazaar given last Fri bouse and barn, all necessary farm about six years of age, when he, It was the intention to bring her day was a grand success. ing tools, 35 dairy cows. Price per with his parents came to Curry |into , be ,hia |ri but „ as ocie $112 00 Chief Engineer F. A. Haines of County.Oregon. where he grew up, s h e ,ay off ,he C ille bar there 80 acres, 35 acres bottom land, to the C. B. O. A I. R. R Co., left acres in cultivation, house and barn. and was a sober and extremely in- , , . . , „ 7 was a fearful atorm on and Mr. here for Hoseburg Sunday a. m. dustnous man. Became a very sue- I n i . , , . , « 5 millions feet fine timber. J mile , , . . r ! Dunham concluded that Coos Bay from railroad. Price $7500.00. The cessful dairyman and he was a : ,. . The social dance in BeDson’shall . . . . . . . . , would be easier to enter, and went timber is worth more than the price kiud husband, a loving father, and • .. . , , ™ „ . . , .. b in there lor fuel. The Newport is last Saturday night was well attend asked. a credtt ,0 h „ fam.ly and friends. under the direction of ed and the dancers report a good General merchandise business About three years ago he was As Dunham for Chas. ,, Doe> who time. with large trade— no opposition. | stricken with typhoid fever which The Myrtle Point Gtange met One of the best opportunities in : has given orders that she ply be terminated in a derangement of the tween Portland and the Coquille, last Satutday. This order is very southern Oregon for anyone want-! mind, and accounts for his erratic and that she cm y coal from the large in this vicinity and is increas ing to go into the mercantile busi ness. acts of late, and has no weight in mine of Chas. Gage and son, on the ing very rapidly. 160 acres of land, about 15 acres the real story of his life, He met lower river. The Coos Bay, Oregon and Idaho bottom, balance hill. Very little death on the t.Sth of Nov. 1409, and The Capt. said that they experi R. R surveyors, are staying at the cleared; fairly good bouse, quarter was laid to red beside his father in Hotel Guetin. Engineer Stevens of a mile from school. Piie»-, $!> 00 . tile Coquille Masonic Cemetery, on enced very rough weather all the 120 acres t niber laud— about 4 teports that they are working about Nov. 27th, at the age of 28 years way up, and that about the time million feet of cedar and fir— J ce 6 miles up the river. they were passing the line between and sixteen days. dar, quarter mile from river. Per K. E. Nelson, who has been in j acre $20. He leaves a wife and little daugh California and Oregon they saw a L t 50 x 100 , Front Street, Co- ter, mother, three brothers and steamer in very close to shore which the bather business in Marshfield A bargain if sold soon. three sisters to mourn his untimely was '*b°ring verT hard to keep off. the past few months, has returned qu end. (The Capt. had troubles of his own to Myrtle Point where he is eui 440 acres land, 40 or 50 in culli- Let us hope that in another and was no shaP* *° render assis- ployed on his brother-in-law’s dairy. ration, 8 room hoirs»-, biro and other buildings, good orchard. sphere ot existence the cloud is j ,ace- Now ia the time to have your Several acres timber, 5 miie-i fr»>m lifted from the weary brain amid | later . windows and doors resersened. Coquille, one mile from river, near beauteous visions. Tb« Newport came arouDd to the Quick k Gurry has the galvanized school. Price per acre only $ 26 . 00 . screening. Get your wife. swMtbttrt, noth- C<Klui11« Monday and took on a Call and see M. H. HerseC- er or mother-in-law a Victor talking lo«d of 00,1 Eurfk“ mioe RiT Leave your medicine wants to us. mammoth stock of Holiday Goods SB machine at Drane’s as a Christmas •rtoD> *“d w#nt to the ,ow*r r'Ter Results here are sure and ot>r prices and get prices A pleasure to show »re always reasonable. Fuhrraan’s. goods. present. ,0T ,#* JW«*rJay. Friday evening the Frey contest is to take place at 8:30 p. m , Co quille having already won the hon or of having the name of one of our high school pupils engraved on the cup, which honor we want again, so don’t fail to come out and en courage our young people In so do ing. by give Here Toys of all kinds at the Racket. Five lots for 1500 . See J. W. Leneve. A fine liDe of fine cutlery at the Racket Store. For a good smoke try the El Toro, at the Oregonian. We can fit any boy with a new suit. Robinson's Store. J SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL Christmas Display FULL OF NEW IDEAS, COMING SURPRISES, HAPPY HITS, NOVEL AND DESIRABLE FEATURES. You Cannot Find a Better Place to Get Just the Right Thing for Everyone. Our New Stock is FULL OF ATTRACTIONS to Buyers who Appreciate Superior and Really Desirable Holiday Gifts of the Latest Design and Best Quality. We Offer a Splendid Line of High Grade Goods at Fairest Prices. Well adapted to the wants and requirements of our Patrons, stocked with the ^ most Appropriate Gifts, inexpensive Remembrances and Valuable Presents. If you want the Good Quality, the Right Article and the Reasonable Price, inspect our line of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry SILVERW ARE, NOVELTIES, ETC. And a Multitude of Similar Attractions that must be seen to be Appreciated. Come in and Look at Our Holiday Goods— They will Please You. Our Assortment contains in Great Variety the Very Latest and most Pleasing. Please Note The Following: We Guarantee every piece of goods sold by us to be exactly as represented, and any article not giving perfect satisfaction will be cheerfully taken back and money refunded. E. C. BARKER & CO.