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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1910)
LOCAL NEWS. See those new ginghams and Gardeu seeds at Knowlton’s Drug Store. la w D s at Cleaves’ store. Wall paper at Laird’s. Peter Loggle, of North Bend, Rev. W. N. Lycn, of Myrtle Percy Ward, of Arago, was in was a Coquille visitor last Thurs Point, was a Coquille visitor yes day. town Thursday. terday. Look at the Pictotial Review G. G. Swau, of Dora, had busi Fresh groceries just in at Robiu- patterns at Robinson’s Store. son’s. ness in town Monday. A/L. Miller, proprietor of the Mrs. Aiken, the milliner, with fine Arthur Coach wag up from the “Oregonia," went to Bandon on stock Thursday afternoon in O. K. lower river on Monday. Building. •For Sale.— White Nile and early Friday. * peas at 4 c per pound. Phone 8x7. You will find early seed potatoes The best onion sets at Knowlton’s Drug Store. A. Wilson aud family returned at Drane’s store. Stanley Bartlett, who spent the T. B. Wheeler, of Bandon, passed from Bridge on Monday. Boys, remember Robinson’s Store winter with bis parents at their through town yesterday on bis re home in Michigan, returned Friday. turn from Portland. carries the Cluett Shirts. Milk testers for sale at the Co Seq4 oats— white and red— at Thomas Coke, of Marshfield, was Lyons & Jones. quille Hardware Co’s store. a Coquille visitor on Monday. You can make your choice from a Mrs. Chas. Myers, of this city, For Sale.— A lot of excellent field went to the Aberdeen mill Thurs splendid line of laces and embroi peas for seed. Geo. T. Moulton. day to visit her sister, Mrs. Will deries at Cleaves’ store. J. M. Riley, of Port Orford, was Wilson. Call on Lyons & Jones lor onion in Coquille a day or so last week. Have you got one ot those new sets, the finest in the market. Get next. Give Lyons & Jones summer watsts at Robinson’s. Ladies novelty neck wear and a your trade,they will treat you right. new and up-to-date line of ribbon Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schroeder, J. W. Catching, of Sumner, bad who have resided at Johnson’s mill have arrived at Cleaves’ store. business at the county seat on Mon for several years, past, moved to Soutb Bend Watches, the best to day. Marshfield for residence last week. be had, at Billy Schroeder’s. Black silk skirts with a wear J. H. Bowen arrived in Coquille A good entertainment at the yesterday from Portland. He will guarautee to purchaser, at Robin “ Dime” six nights each week. son’s. Attorney George P. Topping, of visit his family and take orders for Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lorenz, of this RandoD, passed through town ODe goods in bis line. city, visited in Bundon the last of day last week as he was returning Yes, Robinson’s Store has their the week. home from a business trip to San new spring suits for ladies. Make your washing easy by us Francisco. ing Washing Tablets at Drane’s 1 Hand painted c h i n A going at just store. half price at E. C Barker & Co’s. William Jenkins was a passenger Mrs. A. G. Aiken will have a fine from Bandon to Myrtle Point by stock of seasonable goods on die Monday’s boat. plsy Thursday afternoon in the Telephone for meat to be deliver ed at any time from Slagle Bros. rooms lately vacated by Dr. Endicott's dental office, on Front Phone No, 21. George Hite, of Bandon, spent street. Full stock of garden, grass and two or tbre»days in town last week, field seed at Knowlton’s Drug Store. returning Saturday. Capt. and Mrs. C. H. Butler, of For sale— Big Worthington steam pump— 4 inch intake pipe. Inquire j this city, went to Bandon Monday where they take the Fifield for of George Gilman. It. P. Hunt, of Fourmile, went to California. They go to Berkley Eugene last week to see his father, for an extended visit with their J. B. Hunt, formerly a resident of daughter. this place. If you wish to see a fine selection of wall paper, go to Laird s House Insure in the Horticultural Fire Relief, ot Salem, Strictly mutual, Furnishing establishment. Mrs. W. W. Faust, of Coaledo, and save 40 to 50 per cent. T. A. W alker , Coquille Agt. went to the lower river on Wednes White goods at Robinson’s Store day of last week to see Mrs. Cbas. — India Linen, Lingerie Batiste, Sampson. She returned Saturday Persian. Lawn, FI axon, Dress Linen and was met here by Mr. Faust on her return. and Fine Handkerchief Linen. For Sitie.— Grass and grain bay E. J. Biijplow^of Eckley, who re cently returned from Southern Cal aud fine red oat» and barley. In. quire of W. H. Thomas, Coquille. ifornia, was in town Monday on his Oliver Wilson, of this city, is back way to Langlois. from a trip into the state of Wash Home of the late goods just in at ington. While absent he saw several Robinson's Store— Verona Or gandie, Bellevue Batiste, Swiss Ap places which he likeB very much, plique, Silk Tussah, La Grande Soie, and expects to locate in that state Kobe Silk, Tiogo Pongee, Mira Silk, in a short time. Boys, begin now to earn your Dalhi Tussah Silk, Soiesette, Nau- keen Poplin, Popliu Raye Soie, Fourth of July money by selling Keusha Silk, Wool Serges, Fancy your old rubber, copper and brass at the Second Hand Store. Mohair and Vigeroux. fo ttìi-* m a tï '' ’ " Tenn Robison was down from Fishtrap Friday. Choice onion sets at Knowlton’s Drug Store. L. R. Woodward and family, who have resided at Arago for several years, departed for the A l berta country in Canada, where be expects to take advantage of the great opportunities offered by that country in the way of real estate. New spring waists just in at Robiuson’s. Just received at Drane's Store, a fine assortment of dry goods such as Lawns, Linen, Tlroxton, Redford, | Duchess Sateen, White Goods, Per cales, Ginghams, Pastel Muslins, j Daisy Cloth, etc. Give us a call | and be convinced that our prices are right. Heatherbloom and silk petticoats for ladies at Rose’s Cash Store. D. D. Pierce, of this city, went to the Bay Monday to take the steamer for Portland on bis way to Alberta, Canada. He goes as a representa tive of R. S. Tyrrell, of Haywards, California, and will investigate the lands in that country. Mrs. Pierce accompanied him to the Bay. >00000000000 Healthy Horses and Cattle are as easy to have as any if you only take a little precaution in having them make the best use of their feed. That simply means feed them a dose of the renowned R U S S IA N S T O C K T O N IC It gives them an appetite, it tones their digestive or gans, and every ounce of feed they eat counts. You should try it. pro COQUILLE, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mars, of Ban don, jeturtied Friday from the Bay. “ Klosfit” petticoats, something new. Robinson’s Store. Dr. J. L. Masson, the Myrtle Point veternary surgeon, accom Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grow, of panied by his estimable wife, re Coaledo, were in Coquille Saturday. turned Thursday from a week's The steamer Fifield, which came visit with Mrs. Win. Crane, of Ban in Monday, will sail today or to don. morrow. Rolled barley, shorts, bran, wheat Mark Davis, of Coos river, had and cracked corn at Robiuson’s Look at the line of spring corset business in Coquille a day or so Store. covers at Robinson’s. last week. F. C. Warren, who has lived in A. B. Dean and family arriyed The latest thing in Buster Brown town this winter, lately moved into here from Camaa, Washington, on bis new borne built on the Swearen- Monday. Mr. Dean had expected belts, Bobinson's Store. Miss Goldie Child, assistant post -1 gin place, which he and hiB brother to return to this city in the near purchased last fall. The house future, but came at this time on master, visited triends on the Bay wns built for him by J. W. Brigg. account of tbe serious illness of his a day or so last week. The steamer Elizabeth is adver New line of Cluett shirts for sister, Mrs. Jay- Mulkey, who is tised to sail lor San Francisco spring. Robinson's Store. residing at the DaveDport place Thursday, the 25th. Jason Machado, the Myrtle Point west of town. Levi Smith came over from the merchant, returned from Bandon F R E D S L A C t I j E Rugs, Rugs, all prices from $4 50 Bay Friday to bring some varmint Thursday. He had gone down to to $55.00 at W. C. Laird’s. see his sons, Jason* Jr, and i W. R. Foote and family, of Nor hides on which to procure the Lawrence, who are going by this way, who went to Louisiana several bounty. » C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N { Elizabeth to San Francisco, wheie months ago for an extended visit, The big schooner Ruby arrrived 1 - — —. — — — . thejT will attend school. in the river last Wednesday, and returned Monday, having come in Stop a minute and come in and from San Francisco by the Fifield. will take a load ol lumber from the look over our fine spring line of They are not feeling as well as they Prosper mill. dresB goods of all kinds. Rose’s did when they went away. Mr. F. W. Smith,the salmon “hatchery a s zs z% Cash Store. Foote says a months’ living in Coos man, was over from Coos river one The following sales were made day last week, having business at is worth six in the south. lust week through the agency of the county seat. Dimity dotted S wisb , India Linen' Wm. Oddy: John V. Shuck sold ACATE GRINDING AND WATCHES CLOCKS I am in the market lor all kinds to M. McDonald, a one acre tract of Organdies, Persian L sw d and Nain o f furs. G eo . T. M oulton . POLISHING JEWELRY sook at Rose’s Cash Storo. land situated on Spurgeon hill. Tbe farmers ot the North Fork STONE SETTINC RINC COMBS BARRETTS The Albany Citizen is the name Grant Harry sold to JohnV. Shuck section may sow grain with the as- of a publication which was sent out MAKINC ENCRAVINC his house and lot near court house, PHONOCRAPHS suiance that a new threshing ma to the world tn the 25th of last chine will be on hand to do its lot 9, Block 21 . month. It is a six-column, ten- part. Look! Cluett shirts are the ones to wear, new and up-to-date line, paged paper, artistically arranged C. A. Smith, the lumberman, and neatly printed, full of newsy, came over from tbe Bay the last Robinson’s Store. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lee, of River well-written and selected reading of the week to see how things are ton, returned by the last Elizabeth matter, with a good representation running on this side. He was ac from an extended visit with their of 1 he advertising business of that companied by Mr. Powers. Mr. and Mrs, H. M. Tuttle, of s o d , Stucy Lee, at this time a ri si- wide-awake city. Now is the time to make garden, Mnrsbfitld, visited in this city Sat dent of Sonoma county, California. They had a very enjoyable trip, get your seeds ot Lyons A’ Jones, urday and Sunday. Mrs. Tuttle re turned Monday while Mr. Tuttle but arp glad tobe in Coos ngain. all new seeds.'* Much interest is being manifested remained to look after property in Stacy Lee wishes to be remembered Card of Thanks. in reports given out by the Asso terests near town. to his many friends on the Coquille. CALL ON ciated Press dispatches in regard to The steamer Elizabeth sailed The undersigned wish hereby to] Royal, oval and Princess em improvements planned by tbe from the Coquille last Thursday express their most sincere thanKs, broidery hoops, adjustable steel Southern Pacific for the coming carrying 150,000 feet of lumber, and gratitude for the timely assist-1 springs, Robinson’s Store. season. Over six ami one half mil 41 cords of matchwood, 471,000 ance, sympathy and substantial aid | and inspect the largest Harry Peterson, of Newberg, lions of dollars have been appro shingles, 160 bundles of veneer, 80 of the members of the Crane t a m p and most handsome Oregon, passed through town priated for the purpose, and it is bundles of broomhandles, 25 sacks crew, the order of Owls and many j line of Gents’ Furnish Thursday en route to bis former thought by some that the Drain ex of tent pins and 7 cases of woolen friends during their late bereave ing Goods in the City. goods. She also carried a large home at Riverton in response to a tension to Coos Bay will be in number of passengers, among whom ment, occasioned by the accidental j telegram calling him to the bedside cluded in said improvements. were J, E.' Haines and family, of taking away of husband and brother, j The Newest and most of his sick father, who was not ex Myrtle Point, who have disposed of Mas. C has . H ayter handsome thing in the Barred Plymouth eggs $1 00 per pected to survive but a short time, tb* ir property in that city and go to AND RELATIVES OF THE DECEASED. ! setting. Also cockerels $1.75 each. City in and who passed away on the fol California for a ebaoge. J. Quirk, Coquille. BOOTS AND SH OES lowing Saturday night. W E A K EYES, Robinson’s Store has just re Presses, paper cutter and ma ceived, cross bar dimity, Canton, If you have stomach trouble or Inflamed eyes, aching eyes, re indigestion, get a package of Rat- terials necessary for the publishing Galatea, Blue and Brown Linens, For Salt'. stons Bran and receipt for making of a paper at Paci6c City wns ship Serpentine Crape, Colored Hand lieved by properly fitted glasses. gems, at Robinson's Store, ped from Portland to that place last kerchief Linens and Khaki Cloth. Broken lenses duplicated. Prices Prof. E. H. Anderson, formerly week by Mr. Smith, the geDtleman With good weatner it will be but reasonable. A lot of late Nile, and also early superintendent of the Coquille high who will starts paper there in the a few days until the new brick peas. A. H. Fish, Arago. Phene V. R. W ilson , On Monday W. H. building for W. C. Laird will be school, arrived here from the Wil nenr future. Licensed Optometrist. 71 . lamette valley Monday, in the in Clark, a millwright from Portland, gin to loom up. E. G. Perham, terest of the Horticultural Fire passed through eu route to the new the contractor, and his workmen Relief Association, of which Mr. town where he will erect a sawmill are assembling cement for concrete, O U R N E W S P R I N G A N D Anderson is secretary. He has for the parties promoting the uew bricks and other materials for its town. It is expected that several construction, and just as soon as a beeD in conference with T. A. Walker, the local agent, for the past buildings will be built there this a little more dirt Is removed his part of the work will begin. summer. few days. Grandma Lindley, ot this city, Quite an interest was displayed Do your trading at tbe Second celebrated her 86*.h birthday on at the drawing which took place on Hand Store and receive some of the have arrived, and you should see substantial articles given away VVednesdav of last week at the i Wednesday of last week, at the Second Hand Store, a t which time , home of her daughter Mrs J, J. every two weeks. our stock before purchasing. We they gave away one of their pretty Lamb, While Mrs. Lidnley’s eye- Charles E. and Frank Schroeder 1 White Lily washing machines, Mr. sight is somewhat impared she is were down to Coquille Monday, and ; have endeavored to put in the very May, a resident of this c ity , being enjoying (airly good health, and they informed us that thev are on a While the is now great-great-grandmother, best class of goods. In addition to deal with Capt W. T McClo.key, |.«*• I" ck/ , crowd wag assembled in their store Dainty refreshments were served of Myrtle Point, for bis hardware they were allowed tbe privilege of and the following guests were what has already come, more establishment in that place. They choosing from a number of articles present: Mesdames E. Leneve, have been taking an invoice of tbe goods are constantly arriving. Give which the Dext prize should be, the J- L. Roy, Fred Schroeder, H. F. goods and expect to take charge about the first of April. We wish same being a handsome green couch \ J,enn^ s<|nj us a call. . . . Yours for Business, them success in their new business. which ie now on display in Laird carries a full line of Oat Meal wall paper. W. H. Smith was up from Prosper Thursday. He informs us that bis father-in-law, II. C. Dorris, formerly of Arago, has disposed of his place in Lane county and has gone to Chico, California, where he has again purchased and sold, each time making tf handsome profit. x>ooooooooooo< xxx>ooooo<xxx TA ILO R We Repair i \ We Do All Work Guaranteed E. C. Barker & Co. D. L. Perkins -'IN the new house you W moved into needs some new things d o n ’t you j i n d f you\ home is whe\e you aS£ stay most oft the time a n d shouSd not youh home Se Jfe. Covliest ofi o ld jySaees? we have many^ m any things to make homes SoveSy^ why not tel U Se you\ home? ou\ ju\nishinfS a\e m oving now . too^ Seeadse we s e ll them \i<fht^ eome to see us. you\S tluSy^ W . C. LAIRD COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER Summer Goods Look at the new neckwear, silk I gloves, fancy embroidered hose, ¡belts, allover embroideries, laces, finishing braids and velvet ribbons in colors at Robinson’s Stote.