Coquille herald., December 29, 1909, Image 3

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s tbe 1000 pairs of shoes on
Henry Lorenz’s big clearsuce Mayor Gallier, of Bandon, was Ten-days' clearance i.m.
tt
the Hub.
at Henry Lorenz’e next Mon-.
sale begins Monday, January 3rd. iti Coquille last week..
L.
Barker and daughter, Mias
\v\ E. Neely was up from Prosper Moas Averill who lift i>
Percy Ward, of Arago, was 10 H* will offer some rare bargaiua.
II
ie,
were
in from Fairview to-
last
spring
for
Puget
or..:
town Thursday.
W. E. Crane, of Bandon, waa in yesterday.
Coquille, Oregon, December 28, 1909.
Pkeel* A Sun buy shots for wear Coquill* on Thursday of last week. Mra. B. K. Archer moved her turned this morning, 'P>
•e the big posters out announc-
and not for look«.
See the Heavy Flannel Shirts at houaehold effect* from Myrtle Point w»y of Enterprise, Ori
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the clearance sale at H. N.
The Bcbooter Oregon arrived in Lyons A Jones, just the thing for to Bandon last Wednesday, and will he spent Christmas, with m«
Lorenz’s.
E R A L PUBLIC:
reside in tbe oity by tbe eea in the Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Averill.
tbe river on Saturday.
winter.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Culin,
of
this
city,
Ladies,
if
you
have
not
bought
future.
For a nice fresb «teak phone No. C. T. Cesena, of the lower river,
W e beg to announce that the stockholders of this bank have
A new line of fancy groceries just your tailored suit for winter, re­ were Marshfield visitors the first oi voted to increase the Capital Stock to $50,000.00. effective after Jan­
2 i. Slagle Hr os.
waa in Coquille yesterday.
member Robinson's Store is tbe place tbe week.
Willi* Hoovar wa« up from tbe W. VaDdecar was a passenger in at Skeels A Son's.
to
Miss Nancy Benham came over get them.
The Misses Harrison, of Myrtle uary 15. 1910.
lower river on Monday.
from the Bay to Myrtle Point by from
This action was taken in line with our past policy to afford ample
North Bend Friday and was A. F. Burkhart, who has been Point, were in Coquille a day or so
Gieat clearance aale ia on at the Monday's train.
protection
to our depositors, which we consider is the first and para­
•
met
here
by
her
father,
J.
D.
Ben-
the
first
of
the
week.
the
representative
of
tbe
Union
Hub.
Mr. and Mrs. Tbos. Galley re­ had), of Fairview, whom she ac­ Beat Co. in Coos county for some
mount
duty
of every banking institution, and also to provide adequate
Mrs.
Lowe
and
daughter,
Miss
George Halter wa« down from turned from a trip to Portland by j companied home to spend Christ­ time, has been transferred to Port­
Maud,
of
Bandon,
visited
Marsh­
facilities
for
our
increased business.
Fiabtrap on Thursday.
tbe laet Breakwater.
mas.
land,
leaving
on
last
week’s
Break­
field
friends
the
first
of
the
week.
W
e
extend
to you our sincere greeting, and take this opportunity
Hay, grain, dour and groceries Full stock of the celebrated Saws gummed, filed and set at water, and A. R. McCombs, who
always on band at Lyons A Jones. Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pens at Quick
The
H
ebald
has
fust
put
out
of
thanking
you
for
your generous patronage, and for whatever meas­
A Curry’s shop.
takes the place, was in this city posters announcing a big sale at
Mra. W. A. Bean, of Riverton, R. 8 . Knowlton’s Drug Store.
ure of success has come to us we make our grateful acknowledgem ent.
John Stone, of Myrtle Point, re­ last Wednesday.
tbe Hub Clothing and Shoe Store.
was in Ooquille Monday.
Mrs. Tbouas Ashton, of Parkers­ turned
Appreciating the trust confided in us, and promising for the future
Friday
from
Boise,
Idaho,
Don’t miss seeing those swell Tbe steamer Newport which
Fine papetries, portfolios, jewel burg, was in town doing shopping where be has spent the past two comforts
the
same
to your interest and protection that has won your
at
Lyons
A
Jones.
cases, etc., at Knowlton’s Drug on Thursday of last week.
came into the Coquille a few days confidence fidelity
years
with
his
brother-in-law
and
All
licensee
for
hunting
and
fish­
in
the
past, we wish each of you a happy and prosperous
Store.
will extend her trip to Eureka
Rent- Small place near town •ister, Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Stover, of ing expire January first. Those ago
New
Year.
Martin Alexaon returned front a — For
this
time.
3 acres bottom cleared.
Inquire that place.
who would continue to hunt and Owing to a rush of advertising
trip to th* Bay last Thursday.
of Harvey Tyrrell, Coquille.
Officers and Directors:
,'lsb
must renew their license or ley this week the H erald is obliged to
That’s
what
they
all
say,
"Sla­
Be on band next Monday at ths Cashier L. H. Hazard, of the gle Bros, for choice meats."
A. J. SH ER W O O D , Pres. L. H. H A Z A R D , Cashier.
themeelves
liable
to
a
fine.
opening of Lorenz's clearance aale. First National Bank, returned from Mrs. Ella Watson, of McKinley, Handsome assortment • of mani­ issue two extra pages, and in con­ R. E. SHINE, Vice Pres.
O. C. SAN FORD , Asst. Cashier
sequence ie a little late.
*
E. M. Qallier, tbe Bandon hotel a trip to the Bay Thursday.
came
down
the
latter
part
of
the
cure
sets,
comb
and
brush
sets,
fine
R.
C.
D
EM
EN
T
L.
H
A
RLOCKER
I. H A C K ER .
man, was in Coquille Monday.
The Hub Clothing and Sbo* week to spend Christmas with her toilet sets for ladies and gentlemen, Win. Candlin, the commercial
man, made a business trip to Ban­
I am in tbe market tor all kinds Store begin« a big sacrifice sale to. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan at Knowlton’s Drug Store.
don
week, and extended his
of furs.
G eo . T. M oulton . morrow. Don't misa it.
Snow, and brother, Frank Snow R. J. Dean, of this city, spent visit last
to
the
larm of his friends, Mr. > 0 0 0 0 0 < > 0 0 0 0 0 <> 0 0 < > 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 < X
J.
R.
Foster,
of
Langloie,
pasted
Mr. and Mra. Sam Clinton were
and family.
with his daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. DeGassen.
up from Parkersburg on Thursday. through town Wednesday on hi* Did you get a pair oi those high- J. Christmas
Mulkey, at Bandon.
and sour pickles, green
top shoes at Lyons A Jones? All Twenty
Wanted—Cattle to feed hay. In­ way home to spend Chriatmas.
MINDFUL
per cent off on dishes at and Sweet
Mrs. Wm. Colvin, of Rink creek, sizes for little folks.
ripe
olives.
Robinson's Store,
quire of Hansen Bros. Fairview.,
Skeels
A
Son’s.
of the many evidences of prosperity as re­
J. H. Matheny, of Myrtle Point, vieited her daughter, Mrs. J. R. A. D. Border and Mrs. L. W. Married.—In Coquille, OregOD, Married.—At Bandon, Oregon,
flected in our constantly growing business,
was a Coquille visitor on Monday. Swafford in this city a few days last T raver, of Marshfield, psesed December 27, 1909, Wallace C- December 25 , 1909 , Wallace M.
through town Friday to Myrtlo Cross and Sarah Ann Epperson, E. York and Lillie M. Coales, Rev.
and deeply appreciative of the manifest
Make your washiog easy by us­ week.
Marius E. Coen officiating.
ing Washing Tablets at Drane’s Secure a footing on tbe road to Point, where they spent Christmas G, D. Holden, officiating.
loyalty of our numerous friends, we de­
success by depositing your savings with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
store.
These cold frosty nights snd
Harry
Flanders,
the
teamster
sire to express our heartfelt thanks to all
in
the
Farmer!
A
Merchant's
Bank,
W. A. Border.
Mr. and Mra. Max Demant, of
beautiful
days
suit
our
eastern
ar­
will
fill
orders
for
Rouse
coal.
who have had a part in helping us grow.
Myrtle Point, were in this city Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Guerin, of Attend the Hub’s clearance eale| Luland Howey is home from the rivals very well, but many Coos
To
you we extend in turn, our heartiest
Myrtle
Point,
went
to
Bandon
Monday.
great bargains are to be bad.
O. A. C. to spend tbe holidays. He county residents prefer tbe waim
Thursday
to
visit
relatives
and
wishes
for a happy, prosperous
Anyone wishing fancy or plain
Prof. E. H. Hamden, who I isb ie enjoying a visit from a cousin, rains. Tbe latter are better on
sewing, call on Mrs. M. Nosier, next friends.
just closed a very successful term Venton Hewer, of Canada, who range stock.
door to the H ebald office
C. O. Crosby, tbe Fairview oi school at Riverton, is in this city T.
NEW YEAR
depart for bis home when All kinds of general merchandise
W. M. Hammaek, of Fiabtrap, nurseryman, had business which et present improving his property, will
Leland
returns
to
Corvallis.
on
ssle
at
Henry
Lorenz’s
clearance.
went to Bandon Monday, returning brought bim to Coquill* the middle having purchased the Hensley home Hand painted obina going at juat
E. BARKER & CO.
Rev. Gregg held two well at­
yesterday.
of last week.
in the south part of town
half
price-
at
E.
C.
Barker
A
Go’s.
tended and interesting services in > O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O P O O O O O < K
When you want the latest styles The shoes lor woodsmen; Tozier's
Store is going to close Thos. Coate, an old and respected this
this week. Having closed
in men's clothing you can find them —S. F. Shoes. The glows for wear out Robinson's
line of ladies’ coats. Call citizen of Bandon, has suffered a his city
Logger Fear Gloves. E. L. Tozier. and their
at Robtuson’s store.
successful
revival at Myrtle
prices.
severe stroke of paralysis, and is Point, he will depart for his home
Wm. Corbin, of the Point, shook Mr. and Mra. A. M. Snyder, of The get steamer
arrived in thought to be in a critical condi­ at Portland by the next boat.
hands with friends in Coquille the Myrtle Point eection, were dowo the Coquille on Newport
Saturday
directly tion. Mr. Coats is a veteran of tbe
Thursday.
Friday aDd remained over Christ­ from Portland. She was ready
for rebellion, and many of his old G. J. C. Noel, of Gardiner, laat week
Read cloeely the big clearance mas with Coquille friends.
purchased through tbe agenny of
sea
again
on
Monday.
This
is
her
ale advertisement of H. N. Lorenz Miss Gertrude Miller came over second visit to this port, and she A. R. friends will be pained to learn the Pacific Real Estate Co., Frank
of bia afflictions, and will sincerely Burkholder general manager, tbe
in this paper.
from Marshfield last week to spend bad a good cargo of freight.
property of Mrs. Dulley, known as
John Whobrey, the Myrtle Point the holidays with friends in Co­ For rare bargains attend tbe nope for his rapid recovery.
Try that oldfashioned mince meat tbe Judge Nosier place in tbe north
bide and fur buyer, wae in Coquille quille.
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
clearance sale of Henry Lorenz.
apple-butter at Robinson's.
part of town, paying Ine sum of
Wednesday.
Dull eyes made bright, by glasses Marshall Pointer, eldest son of and Roseburg
has a new paper. "The $3,500.00 for it. We understand
Tozier's Celebrated Logger that aie right. Mrs. C. L. Bender, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Pointer, of this Douglas Leader"
made its first ap- that Mr. Noel will become a resi-
Shoes have won popularity with the Optemetrist, at tbe Baxter, first city,
..
™
- ,f .1 • ’C"
is
carryi
woods boys. E. L. Tozier makei, Thursday and Friday ot each month.
tbe result of
-J t » 1
It, newsy si-
Coquille.
HniUj u.»t
down from tbe ball ground* ¿turd«;
j-sr«-- 12x18. It :
Finley Schroeder was in this North
laat week scaling a lot from the gt >ud «und, tra .uring 1 to he
endest in politi., i. bo
city from bis ranch on the upper of logs Fork
had been brought one ot hi-, wr
; edema wrimg coir;
river Friday.
, down by which
R. S. KÏ
different parties of that Snow Drif
KSf
»nd is to S»)
ut.
Sold'when
Registered Durock Jersey pigs, section.
by
Skeels
A
ill,
of
the kind that fatten on clover, for The big clearance sale at Lorenz's
I«
J0O R
ÉSEî-i»
Mr. and i> t
D n -*iu, of ; Lai
nil !
sale by J. D. Carl, Myrtle Point,
begins Monday.
the lower ii
* «• ■¡own carnei i Knowlton’s D;
Or. Phone 101.
-
Smith Hanaen, of Fairview, made Miss Georgina Hayes, of Myrtlo and highly re•. 1
isk* foi
our office a pleasant busineas call Point, was the guest of Mias Eva citizens, hav
Schroeder, who is here from Port­ health for sc_. .— . j .; it . -4 O I U B I M W ,
while In town Monday.
ocivsvij
of tbe bride, in tbe Toro, at the Oregonian.
Get your table legs tnrned at land during the holidays, a day or ao with tbe change in the weather their by being thrown from bis wagon, grandfather
presence
of
tbe
family and a few Married.—In Coquille Oregon,
health will improve.
Quick A Curry'a. They have some laat week.
Thu vehicle upset, the edge of the
patterns already out. Hard wood, Sheriff W. W. Gage returned For Sale .— 316 acres grazing land box falling across Mr. Randleman’s friends. The young couple will December
19, 1909, Herbert C. i Arthur Kllingson is erecting a
i l per set.
Monday morning from a trip to all seeded, 3 miles from Coquille back, but in such a manner as to make their home at Myrtle Point in Davis and Elsie Lovett, Rev. E. C. | new heme for the “Scenic,” between
the furniture store and central
Mrs. W. H. Smith, of Prosper, Salem. Mr. Walker who accom­ for $ 12.50 per acre. Terms. J. W break no bones. His injuries are not the future.
Holladay
officiating.
telephone
office. It will have an
was in Coquille last Friday doing panied him proceeded to Portland Leneve.
For real estate and insurance, Parties wishing coal from the
serious.
elevated
floor
and all conveniencaa
some Christmas shopping.
where he goes to see a sister.
see
Stutsman
A
Co.
Estates
hand­
A Co., dealers
Rouse mine will apply to Harry for this popular place of entertain­
There came n ear being a collision in C. new M. Goodman
led,
abstracts
furnished
and
titles
and
second
band
goods.
Dr. J. D. Wetmore, of Myrtle Why suffer with headaches? Oth­ between
Flanders.
trains in town lately. Pbone No. 364.
ment.
perfected.
Point, bad business which called ers have been relieved by wearing One was two
the
South
bound
from
L.
M.
Strong,
the
Norway
cream­
bim to Coquille on Monday.
our ground to order glasses. Mrs. Marshfield, and tbe other Bob The body found on tbe beach John Rhodes, who it will be
man, was down yesterday to see A word to the wise, take care of
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney C. L. Bender, Optemetrist. At tbe Train, from the North Fork. All near Tillamook and reported as remembered by many of our resi­ ery
your eyes. Mrs, C. L. Bender.
Geo.
E. Peoples.
Liljeqvist, of this city, bad businesa Baxter, first Thursday and Fri­ that prevented tbe colliseion was tbe that of Henry Wickman laet week, dents spent a year or so in this
Opetmetrist.
At the Baxter First
Ladies—When
looking
for
loe
proved to be the remains of another section, leaving seven years »go,
at tbe bay last Wednesday
day ol each month.
prompt and skillful management of person,
Thursday
and
Friday of each
call on Lyons A Jones, they
and is supposed to be that returned last week and is again rubbers
month.
B. F. Hoffman, of naar Myrtle L. A. Roberta, G. H. Guerin and "Bro. Wood.”
can
fit
you.
the fireman who was swept over­ making bis borne with bis aunt,
Point, made our office a pleasant August Farley, of Myrtle Point, re­ Books! Books!! Books!!! Juvenile of
board
off the Arago while she was Mrs. Elizabeth Fouts, and her sons, It appears that our state capitol J. W. Gar diner, of North Bend,
turned from Marshfield 'set Wed­ books, children’s books, books for stranded
call while in town yesterday.
on the bar at that place John and Jake. Mr. Rhodes has is suffering from epidemic .ot ty­ resigns a 3 cashier of the First
and boys, latest and best sell­
J. T. Hayes, the Marshfield nesday, having been to that city to girls
All
hopes
of finding tbe body of traveled considerably since leaving phoid, the result of the city’s water National Back of that city In order
ing
books
of
fiction,
fine
gift
books,
optometrist, made our office a pleas, attend a session of tbe Royal Arch at R. 8 . Knowlton's.
Mr.
Wickman
have been abandoned. here, having visited bis mother in becoming contaminated with the to give his undivided attention to
Mesons
ant call while in town Friday.
We see by tbe Cottage Grove Now ia tbe time to have your Maryland, but spent most of tbe exceedingly high waters of the the logging business. Mr. Graves,
Mr. snd Mrs. Kenneth Perkins, Leader
Coquille'* city council recently from
have been is­ windowa and doors reacreened. time during his absence in Missouri Willamette river.
a prominent North Bend druggist,
down the coast below Ben- sued lor tbst tbe license
passed an ordinance against chick­ don, were
marriage
of David Quick A Curry baa tbe galvanized and Texas. His many friends were Telephone for meat to be deliver­ will take the position as cashier in
in
Coquille
from
Friday
ed at any time from Slagle Bros. this popular financial institution.
en* running at large. Tbe cowe until Wednesda) morning, enjoying Morton and Misa Etta Dorris. screening.
pleased to see bim return.
The
Margaret
lies
Co.,
which
has
should go next.
Tbe
bride-to-be
was
formerly
a
Five lots for $500. See J. W. Phone No, 21 .
a
visit
with
Mrs.
Perkins'
mother,
Married.—At Coqnille, Oregon, Mrs. B. F. Tupper, and their many resident of the Arago section and been disbanded for an outing and Leneve.
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has many frienda here who will general vacation, some of the mem­
December 24, 1900, Wilber L. Ames friends.
wiah
her
much
happiness.
bers
going
to
California,
while
NOTICE
snd Elisabeth D. May, both of Coos Get your shoes a t Lyons A Jones
county, Rev. C. H. Cleave* officiat­ their stock is new and up-to-date, For Sale—The well-kDown regis­ otbera went to tbe bills to look All Coos County warrants drawn
fund and endorsed
ing.
stallion, ‘‘Bruce Wilkes.’’ after mining interests, are again on the general
Having offered their resignations, tered
to July 1st, 1908, will be
Will take cattle or sheep in part advertised to open an engagement prior
Chester Kllingson will go below Register
paid on presentation at my office in
snd Receiver Law. payment. Z. C. Strang, Gravel at the Benson Opera bouse at Coquille,
by tbe next Elizabeth. He goes to rence, of Eddy
No interest will be
Ford.
the
Roes
burg
landofflce
Myrtle Point on January 19tb. allowed on Oreg.
Oakland, Cal., to again enter col­ will be superseded by B. T. Jones,
any of these warrants
tbe | They will be in Coquille in due after December 10th, 1909.
lege. He expects to be gone six of Independence, ea Register, end A grand masque ball
Dated this 7th day of Dec. 1909.
Heazlet
on
New
Year's
Eve.
! time.
months or longer.
T. M. D immice ,
Geo. W. Riddle, of Koseburg, as 0. I. Green waa up from Lamps When looking for a new suit,
County
Treasurer.
Call up Lyons A Jones by phone Receiver.
end get your order filled promptly Two eewing machines left. . Give yesterday and informs us that he hat or anything in gent's furnish-
to go to California in u ¡Dg!t, remember Robinson’s is the Reddin„ Coun , Dec. 24 .-MUS
There ie to be e meeting of the us cost and take them. Hkeele A eipects
For the next few days we will make
short
nGce
. Clemens,
...
, .. of , „ Samuel .
Dairyman'* Association at the ball Son.
, lf time.
u n .. He has . rented
. bia , v place 1 piace.
1 Jean
daughter
anyone
purchasing a $4.50 pair of men's
M. Dobbins who has been n H. A. Hawkins, of Langloie, ar- j Clemens ( Mark Twain), was found
of th* Woodmen of the World
The home of Mr», Murphy, to rea M.
shoes,
a
present of a beautiful pocket knife.
ident of this city for several rjred in town yesterday evening droWned in a bathtub in Mr. Clem
week from today, Jan. 5th. All widow of tbe late Dr. M. M. Mur­ week*
Mr.
Green
Call
in
and see our line. Nothing bet­
dairymen ehould make it a point to phy, of Marshfield, burned last .
. . . 4 * ®0,** -°r * with hit f*mi|y *0<J wil1 r«m»in ens’ home here today. It is be
ter in town.
be preaent and take an active part week entiiling a loss of about $ 3,000 change of climate for the benefit of ieTeral days visiting with his ,ieved Misa Clemens suffered from
brother, Mayor Hawking, and sister, tn attack of epilepsy while in the
in tbs business of this meeting.
This fells very heavily upon Mr». Mrs. Green a health.
K. Holveraoo, the tailor, has just Mrs. D. J. Lowe, and friends. Tbe
, nd was drowned during
Married.—In Coqnille, Oregon, Murphy as she had struggled received
a
large
lot
of
samples
of
H
ebald
acknowledges
a
very
pleas-
convulsiou.
She had been suffer-
bard
to
become
possessed
ot
December 27, 1909, Leslie M. King
suitings. Call and ee em an t nt call.
ing from epilepsy fora number of
end Emma Smalley, E. G. E Holden the property. There i« arm»« iasvtr* get bia price«.
a no*
.
Lyons A Jones have a large line years,
ofieiating.
Mr. snd Mr*. Geo. .
’ 0 ' of comforts and blankets to choose
W.
A.
Barnett,
of
Prosper,
WM Bandon. spent Cbnstm«» in this froln. Give us a call, our prices Imported handkerchiefs tor fancy
Get yonr masks, for the Now
to towq on* (jay |<yat *%*$.
That's ball, at the Racktt.
oi»J wiM>
Md frwBdf.
1 art
work »t Pobiqaoo’a,
Office of The First National Bank
LOCAL NEW S.
We Wish You, One and All
NEW YEAR
aauas
riaaVAj
m
This Is For You
Lyons & Jones