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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1910)
Look out for the 10 and 25 cent Straw hats for summer just in A good entertainment at the | “Dime” six nights each week. bargain counters at Skeels A Sou’s. at Robinson’s Store. Healthy The best ooion sets at Knowlton's Don’t fail to read C. M. Good Oliver Hoglie was a passenger to Filo and Royal silk Floss in all I shades at Robinson’s. Drug Store. Horses man A Co's, free washing machine the Bay by Monday's train. Attorney A. S. Hammond bad Ned C. Kelley, of this city, was a Chas. Corn a <Je was up from Ban- ad in another column. and Cattle passenger for Marshfield by yester don Monday. Spring line of felt hats at Robin business in Bandon Thursday. day's train. Mr. aud Mrs. Clifford Marlin, of You will find early seed potatoes son’s store. Riverton, went to the Bay by yes Full stock of garden, grass and are as easy to have as any at Drane’s store. W. U. Douglas was over from terday’s field seed at Knowlton’s Drug Store. if you only take a little train. II. L. Carl was down from Nor Marshfield Monday. The Palm carries a fine line of Mr. and Mrs. 8 . M Nosier, of precaution in having them Choice onion sets at Knowlton’s postal way on Saturday. cards in great variety. this city, went to the Bay yesterday make the best use of their Drug Store. G-trden seeds at Kuowlton’s Born.—At Myrtle Point, Febru Will Peterson, of Arago, had busi ary 11, 1210, to Mr. and Mrs. tor a short visit. That simply means Drug Store. Dutchess and oval embroidery feed. ness in town Monday. feed them a dose of the John Morley, of Remote, was hoops, at Robinson’s. Wesley Barklow, a son. Cedar posts for sale. Inquire of J. H. Woods sold his property Fronds Thomsen, of the Star renowned in Coquille last week. Saws gummed, filed and set at J. W. Briggs, P. O. box 36. the Academy last week to ranch below Bandon, passed J. H. Lamb, the Fishtrap farmer, near Quick A Curry’s shop. en route to Portland Mon R U S S IA N Prof. E- H . Hamden, of Riverton through day. G. IV. Norris, of Fairview, bad was in Coquille Monday. Rugs, all prices from $4 50 Secure a footing on the road to S T O C K T O N I C One shipment of men’s spring to Rugs, business in town Saturday. $ 55.00 at W. C. Laird’s. by depositing your savings Milk testers for sale at the Co clothing has arrived at Robinson’s Mrs. Nelson Smith, of this city, success in the Farmer's A Merchant's Bank. It gives them an appetite, Store. quille Hardware Co’s store. visited her sister, Mrs. Geo. P. Top C. T. Cessna, was up from Riv it tones their digestive or Harry Hughes was down from Mrs. Julia Randlemau was up ping, at Bandon a day or so last erton yesterday. He will start the gans, and every ounce of first of next month for California to feed they eat counts. the Myrtle Point section Monday. from Lamps on Monday. week. Mrs. Cessna and little one, who Hand painted china going at just For seed peas, Eatly Heburn and The latest styles in ladies’ tan see You should try it. are there for the latters health. American Wander potatoes, call on half price at E. C. Barker A Co’s. cloth-top shoes at Robinson’s. Bowen, who has resided in Johnson. W. E. Pike, of Myrtle Point, left this J. H. I am in the market lor all kinds Ed Rev. city months past, A. Haberly, of Bandon, was week for Ashland to see Mrs. has decided for to several of furs. G eo . T. M oulton . launch out the a Coquille business visitor on Mon last Pike, who is at that place for her wholesale business, and will into make Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, day. COQUILLE, OREGON of near Riverton, were in Coquille Make your washing easy by us health. Portland his headquarters, for which Monday. ing Washing Tablets at Drone's Remember, the Palm is bead. place he started yesterday. quarters tor fine homemade candy. Anyone wishing fancy or plain store. Sale.—Grass and grain hay sewing, call on Mrs. M. Nosier, next W. W. Deyoe, of Bandon, was in R. H. Mast, cashier of the Farmers and For fine red oats and barley. In To The People oJ Coquille. door to the H erald office. town yesterday, being on bis way to and Merchants Bank, was indis quire of W. H. Thomas, Coquille. Many have asked me whether or Geo. Laird, of Bandon, the mov Myrtle Point. posed Sunday and Monday. The J. B. Hormen, of Belgrade, Mon not I shall preach any more since ing picture showman, was in this Telephone for meat to be deliver Masonic fraternity of the city had a tana, arrived in town Monday. He going into business here. I simply ed at any time from Slagle Bros. time at their hall on Saturday night was on his way to Bandon, and will desire to state that 1 shall do the city Monday. No, 2 1 . visit San Francisco while on the Just received at Knowlton’s Drug Phone in which Rube took a part, which coast, after which be goes to Kan pastoral work of the M. E. Church Robert B. Herron, an early pio Store, a large lot of the finest onion neer of Coos Bay, died at bis home seemed a little too much for him. sas City, Missouri, for his mother, 8 outh here until another preacher sets ever seen in this market. in Marshfield February 21st. He Wanted—Cattle to feed hay. In who will return with him to his can be secured. It would Dot be J. L. Bean, the Latnpa merchant was a native of Canada, was 65 quire of Hansen Bros. Fairview. Montana home. right for me to retire, and leave my and postmaster, bad business in years of age aud a highly respected G. C. Welch was up from Lampa White and brown linen for fancy people without a preacher, that I citizen of the Bay. Coquille Monday. Monday. He tells us that his mo work also brown cluny lace to match, cannot do. I will continue the Washington’s Birthday, St. Pat Those onion sets at Knowlton’s ther is not as well as she usually is, at Robinson’s. in all of its phases. I will be were grown especially for him by but thinks she will be all right in a Mrs. A1 Marsh and daughter, work rick's Day aod Easter postals iD one at the old stand to marry those of the best growers of sets in few days. The old lady passed her Miss Dorothy, were up from Curry- whom cupid groat variety at the Palm. has captured, and if i the Willamette valley. the first of the week to se- am needed in time of sickness or The steamer Elizabeth arrived Mrs. J. W. Jewett, of Gardiner, 92 nd birthday the 1 2 th of this county tbe former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. death, I shall make it a point to in the river on Friday and sailed died at her home in that city on month, and recuperation may be John Kronenberg, of this city. again Monday. Mrs. Marsh has returned home help all that lean. What I can do Wednesday Dight of last week. slow. Tozier's Celebrated Logger Death was due to heart failure and Mackerel, codfish, bloaters, her while Miss Dorothy is making an I am perfectly willing to do. Shoes have won popularity with the other Respectfully, ring and sardines just in at Robin extended visit with her aunt, Mrs. ills incident to old age, she son’s J. L. Kronenberg, of Parkersburg. woods boys. E. L. Tozier maker, being eighty-seven Store. C. H . C leaves . years old. Coquille. Chief Engineer Ed Hansen, who A new shipment of Pictorial Re Carl and Cy Goodman returned For Sale.—Span of geldings. 5 has for some time been on the tug view patterns just in at Robinson’s New line of men’s neck wear just in at Robinson’s. to Coos county from the north last years old, weight 3 , 000 pounds, well Astoria, on Coos Bay, was in Co Store. a day or so last week, accom week, coming down from Portland broke. Inquire of Wm. Bettys quille Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schroeder panied by his estimable wife, and Died.— At his home near Parkers greatly Fairview. enjoyed a visit lrom an old- by the Alliance. paid a visit to many of their friends. burg, February 17th, 1910, Thomas time friend last of the week in Look out tor seed grain-bald bar The weather has reached the zero Mr. Hansen has resigned his posi Ashton, aged 78 years, one month the person of the Mrs. Dr. Owens Adair, point in Texas, and 60 below has tion on the Astoria, and after a ley, beardless barley, red and white and 22 days. Intel meot took place whose home is on the coast below visit to Portland, they expect to lo oats, seed corn, vetch, peas, Early been recorded in Colorado. Coos cate in Bandon where Mr. Hansen in the Masonic cemetery at this Astoria She is an early pioneer, Sweed and Beauty of Heburn pota county rains are tedious, the mud will take the position of engineer city, Saturday, February 19th, 1910, her parents being members ol the which also belonged Wil toes, also the best eating potatoes disagreeable, etc., but we believe on the tug Klibyam. the funeral services being conduct party T. to Perry and wife, parents of In town. All to be had at Skeels preferable to conditions in some If you don’t want to get left ed by Rev. C. H. Cleaves. Obitu liam Mrs. Schroeder, who settled on other localities. & Son's. wear a South Bend watch. Billy ary next week. Clatsop plains in 1843 . The Dr. is Schroeder has them. Peri-Lusta and Utopia embroidery the first lady physician licensed by the state of Oregon, and is a very The tug Klihyam, of Bandon, thread at Robinson’s. woman. She is a leading has been engaged by the parties E. H. Robinson, the inveterate bright factor in Woman’s Sufferage promoting the new town down the fisherman, started for Florence on movement the Ah xx. in the state, and has coast which has been called Pacific Monday, where he has been oper been the prime mover in some very City, to do some sounding opposite ating nets for several seasons, and, important legislation enacted by the lake by which the city is to be as it now appears, of two different our state. built in older to determine the loca kinds. From the pleasant smile V. R. Wilson, the optician, will tion and the amount of dredging that adorned his genial face as be remain in Coquille for the next few that will be requited to convert the started, we should judge that he is weeks and is prepared to fit glasses to make a haul in which lake into a harbor by making a preparing the same and duplicate bro he will capture the prize ol the repair ship channel from the lake to the season. lenses. Will also do watch We are not acquainted ken work. People having good watch open sea. with her. bur will venture congrat es needing repairs, . should bring The shoes tor woodsmen; Tozier’s ulations just the same. them in; we can do the trick. Pri —S. F. Shoes. The gloves for wear Some lieivy shoes, what you ces reasonable. Logger Fear Gloves. E. L. Tozier, want for the mud, just arrived at Frank Willard came up from, J J Fox, the engineer, goes to Robinson's. Bandon Monday, been to Crane’s camp in a few days to set E. L. Spalding was down to his that place in the having interest the up and operate a steam donkey homestead southeast of Bandon Coquille Valley Telephone of Co. Mr. Ciane has just received for last week to look after the fences He met a large number of business his camp a donkey engine which is etc He dug a lot of potatoes men of that place who offer every supposed to be oue of the biggest v/hich he was obliged to leave in inducement the construction of and best machines ol that kind ever the ground last tall when he came the line and for the free ex brought to the county, and Mr. away, and found them in good con change to that city. continued Comfort Mr. Willard Fox, whose reputation as a donkey dition. A very few of those right forms us that this will be done in as engine expert has become well at the surface of the ground were rapidly as the work can be per known, will soon be able to give effected by the frost, the others be the great puller a thorough trial. ing as nice as they were last harvest formed. A telephone meeting will time. Mrs. Spalding, who is be held at Bandon, Mnrch 1st, for Mi. Crane has some large contracts ing in bad health, bad one of her seri the purpose of perfecting a'l plans for logs this season. ous attacks last night and Dr. to that end. The same move will For Sale—Span of good horses, Richmond was summoned. She made in regard to Coos Bay. weight 1400 lbs each, 7 and 9 years has never recovered from the effects be the intention of this company old. W. B. Colvin, Coquille. of the stage ride to Ibis city last It to is include the whole county just as soon^as arrangements can be per S. A. Bowdish, who lately came fall. Now is the time to have your fected and the work accomplished. here from Colorado, is now able to windows and doors rescreened. Flaxon, that new summer dress be out on the street again, having Quick A Curry has the galvanized goods, at Robinson’s Store. sufficiently recovered Irom a fall he screening. received on the first inst., sustain ing a dislocated shoulder. He slipped on the walk near his place of residence, the home of Mrs. E. J. Wright, near the South Metho dist church, and fell in such a man ner as to throw his left shoulder out, but will soon be all right again. For Sale—The well-known regis tered stallion, “Bruce Wilkes.” Will take cattle or sheep in part ¥ have purchased the stock of goods of T. T. payment. Z. C. Strang, Gravel 1 Ford. Land, and am ready to serve you at my place h Wanted.—The Overland Monthly of business in Woodman Building, opposite First wants an energetic capable man or National Bank. I am not here to buck any one woman in Coquille to act as County- Manager in Coos County, to con —simply for business. Am ordering more goods duct a subscription campaign vh Good pay, permanent employment, which will be here in a few weeks, and will have experience unnecessary. Referen a full line of Dry Goods, Shoes and Furnishings. ces required. Outfit and instruc- tiono free. Address immediately, Give me a call. “Circulation Manager” Overland Monthly, 773 Market St., San Fran- j cisco. Cal. H. Rolled barley, shorts, bran, wheat and crocked corn at Robinson’s . | Store. Complete House Furnisher LOCAL N E W S . /rtuiid Jciy£ At -tafuxvc ml. money makel:- when you have hoiked haïd joï youl money and vihen youl <food viije has he£j>ed you to Save it^ shou£d you not think hov^ you eon sjwnd youl ealningS and get the most eomjolt jol youl money f Cel as suggest that you Suy jU st ofj a££^ things Selvioa££e and Seauti- ju£ things jol youl home. you \ ££ thank us jol this Sug gestion ij you eome to ouï stole and See hovt ja l money ££ go. youlS Piu£y^ w. c. LAIRD ANNOUNCEMENT 1 C. CLEAVES Do You Know that we carry in stock the most beauti-^ ful line of Jewelry and Silverware J ever brought to the Coquille Val- J ley, and that our prices are right Give us a Trial and be Convinced. BILLY SCHROEDER, COQUILLE. ORE We R ep air W ATCH ES CLOCKS JEW ELRY COMBS BARRETTS PHONOCRAPHS W e Do A CA TE GRINDING AND POLISHING STONE SETTIN C RING M AKING ENGRAVING All Work Guaranteed )>; E. C. Barker & Co. g ^^zsæzæææsæzæszKSf r^syjxsxsiixssszsxs^ C a ll and See U* and H e a r th e M u sic . Aretino Talking Machine FREE with $25.00 cash trade and a cash payment of $2.50 on delivery of machine. One 10 -inch record FREE with $10.00 in cash trade. One 10- mch 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 s’ and G e n ts’ F u r n i s li i n g s , F a n c y a n d S t a p l e G r o c e r ie s , F lo u r a n d F eed.