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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1910)
¥ LOCAL N E W S. V ft I - I Garden seeds Drug Store. at Knowlton’s Yes, Robinson’s Store has their New line of Warner’s corsets just Call aud look at those coats on new spring suits lor ladies. in at Robiueou’s. sale at half price at Rose's Cash , J. M. Perkins, of Bandon, made W. H. Thomas, of this city, went 8,ore 8ale onl>’ on March 3«*». Remember the date, March 3 ist, Wall paper at Laird’s. special coat sale at Rose’s Cash to the Bay on business Saturday. So heavy is the traffic between the Coquille a visit between boats ou Mr». W. H. Smith, of Baodon, Store. Boys, remember Robinsou's Store two cities that the Southern Paoi- Friday. wus iu Coquille on Saturday. Prof. Hamden was up from carries the Cluett Shirts. tic Company has decide to operate Coats at half price March 31st at Choice onion sets at Knowlton's Riverton Saturday. Mr. aud Mrs. A. McCue, of the a motor cur between Grants Pass Rose's Cash Store. Drug Store. I am in the market tor all kinds lower river, were in town Saturday and Ashland. James Ferry, of Marshfield, was of furs. Charles Smalley came over from G eo . T. M oulton . between boats shopping and trans Get next. Give Lyous A Jones the camp on the Isthmus on Satur a passenger to Coquille by Thurs- * Born.— In Coquille, March 28, your trade,they will treat you right. acting business. day’s train. day. 1910, to Mr. and Mrs. O. J, Seeley, Dr. aud Mrs. J. P. Easter, of Bee hives and bee supplies at Milk testers for sale at the Co a son. Seed oats— white aud red— at Skeels & Son’s. southern Oregon, arrived in town Lyons & Jones. quille Hardware Co’a store. Full stock of garden, grass and The steamer Elizabeth sailed yesterday, and are enjoying a visit Attorney U. T. Treadgold, of Ban- Mrs. E. Mingus, of Marshfield, field seed at Knowlton’s Drug Store. from Bandon for San FraDcisco on with their daughter, Mrs. M. O dou, was a Coquille business visi made Coquille a visit between trains Mrs. R. R. Watson left Monday Hooton, and tamily and other for a visit with relatives and friends Friday, and will be due on her re on Saturday. tor on Saturday. friends. turn in a day or so. in Sumner. The best onion sets at Knowlton's Have you got one ol those new See those lawns and summer New shoes, new ties, for everyone Skeels & Son buy the best shoes summer waists at Robinson’s. Drug Store. goods at Cleaves' before buying. at Robinson’s Store. they can get, Mrs. W. A. Bean, of Riverton, S. B.Cathcart, the surveyor, had L. G. Simmons and son and John Neal, of Etelka, was in town Bring in your tickets to the Sec went to Myrtle Point Saturday to busiuess which called him over ond Hand Store on Friday, April yesterday. Mr. Neal fell from bis daughter, Earl and Mary, arrived see her mother, Mrs. J. E. Martin. from Marshfield ou Thursday. 1st, at 3 p. m. barn loft some weeks ago, and this here the first of the week from Ash Parties wishing coal from the Laird carries a full line of Oat Big variety of pongees and fancy is the first time he has been down land, where Mrs. Simmons passed ! Rouse mine will apply to Harry silks at the White House. Meal wall paper. away a short time ago. They re this way for some time. Flanders. Mrs Clarence Boyce came over' Mrs. Max Dement, of Myrtle Ladies’ novolty neckwear in all turn here foi future residence. from the Bay one day last week I M. M. Dobbins, of the C. 1. Point, came down Saturday aud has patterns at Cleaves’ Store. For Sale.— A lot of excellent field and proceeded to the lower river to j Green place at I.ampa, bad busi- been visiting Mrs. J. C. Mootnaw peas for seed. Geo. T. Moulton. Orvil Dodge, of Myrtle Point, | uess iu Coquille ODe day last week. visit friends. and other friends. Col. Smith is in receipt of a large who has been visiting in California Make your washing easy by us- Call on Lyons A Jones tor onion All holding tickets given out by mailsack of government books and for some weeks, returned by the [ ing Washing Tablets at Drane’s sets, the finest in the market. Goodman) <t Co’s Second Hand last Fifield, and reached this city maps, seut him by Senator Baily, of | store. Mrs. Otto Schetter,of Marshfield, j Texas. These are very useful, in Store, should bring them in by Fii Sunday. who has beeu quite seriously ill for j J. S. Lyons has ordered a nice day, April 1st, at 3 p. m. Elegant line of silks just in at structive and interesting documents several days, has sufficiently re Maxwell touring car, Model 2, for and are highly appreciated by Mr. the White House. Mrs. T. S. Evernden, of Myrtle covered to be tuken home from the W. H Lyons, of tnis city. It will Point, who has been seriously ill Albert Schroeder aud family ar Smith. be here about May first. hospital. Up-.to-date line ot men’s aud Black silk skirts with a wear for some time, passed away on Sat rived in town Friday from Cen South Bend Watches, the best to boys’ suits at Robinson’s Store. urday, March 26, 1910, and was tralia, Washington, where they have guarantee to purchaser, at Robin be had, at Billy Scbroeder’s. buried at that place Monday. Married.— At Chehahs, Washing spent the last few years, Mr. Sch son’s. Paul Sterling, the clever and roeder couducting a dairy farm. ton, February 18th, iqio, Mr. Chas. Saws gummed, filed and set at J. M. Nye, of this city, arrived ‘ efficient depot agent, of the local Quick & Curry’s shop They returned to take charge of the Roney and Miss Reva B. Seed. road at this place, returned by last here last week after an absence of dairy farm of bis father, J. F. Sch The bride will be remembered by The sawmill at this place started He Thursday’s Hamona from a business several weeks in California. roeder, which is near Norway, and many of our young people hete, up Wednesday after a few days tells us that Mrs. Nye and baby, trip to Portland. has been conducted by his brothers, having spent several years as a who are also in California, are well. layoff on account of no logs. The You will find early seed potatoes Aaseu Bros, now have their camp Charles E. and Frank Schroeder, school girl in this city. Telephone for meat to be deliver at Drane’s store. whom we reported last week as hav Heatherbloom and silk petticoats ed at any time from Slagle Bros. running and it is hoped to keep the V. L Arrington, of Myrtle Point, mill going with logs from that ing purchased the hardware busi for ladies at Rose’s Cash Store. Phone No, 21. went to the Bay side last week for ness of Capt. McCloskev, at Myrtle C. W. Dye was down from hi« source. Married — At Cornelius, Oregon, a visit with his sons-in-law and Point. The many friends of Mr. farm near Mvrtle Point on Satur The latest thing in Buster Brown daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Haynes March 8th, 1910, Mr. Frank McKee, Schroeder and family are pleased to day. He tells us that he is gettiug o f Portland and Miss Elva Kerr, re belts, Bobinson’s Store. and Mr. and Mrs. Hancock. sre them at their old home again. his place in good condition, but G. W. Harry, of this city, will cently of this city. The bride has Look at the Pictoiial Review that it has taken hard work to do Skeels & Son have seed vetch, many friends here who will wish soon start for McCoy, Oregon, patterns at Robinson’s Store. seed bats, seed barley, seed .corn. it, and working out the past winter where be will locate, for the pres her well. Fred Muetzel, of Lakeside, has E. Schneider, the Woodman or- has not been very conducive to Dutch collars aud all kinds of ent at least. He goes for a change been arrested for allowing sawdust graizer, is getting along very nicely good health. fancv neck wear for ladies at Rose’s for the benefit ol the health of his from his mill to go iuto Tenmile soliciting new choppers for the Skeels & Son always has a good daughter, who has not been well Cash Store. la’-e, which is a violation of law. for some time. We hope for her camp in this city. He has now a supply of fresh groceries at the City Recorder A. W. Kelly and lowest prices. He was arrested by Game Warden speedy recovery and their early re long list of names and is acquiring wife were passengers on the Dis H. H. Baldwin, the Coos county Cal Wright. more right along. Mr. Schneider turn. patch Saturday to the Riverton sec is preparing for a giaud logrolling pioneer, came over from the Bay For Sale— White Nile and early Rugs, Rugs, all prices from $4 50 peas at 4c per pound. Phone 8x7. tion, where they went to visit Mrs. to $55.00 at W. C. Laird’s. and class initiation to take place on Monday morning and proceeded to Kelly’s sister, Mrs. J. M. Elwood Bandon where the old gentleman Arthur Ellingson, the hardware Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Gibson ar- the 25th of May, to celebrate the and family. will take a steamer for California,it 15th anniversary of the local camp. dealer and undertaker, went to San rived in town the latter part of last George E. Peoples, manager of being his intention to enter the All persons anticipating joining Francisco by the last Fifield which week from Cushing, Oklahoma. sailed on Thursday of last week. the O. K . Creamery, drove over to Mr. and Mrs. Gibson are parents of should hand in their applications by Soldiers Home at Santa Monica in He went on business and was ac Marshfield Friday evening to catch Mrs. Ed Humphrey, also late of the first ot May, in order to give time the near future. the steamer Ramona for Portland, for the papers to reach the Head companied by Mrs. Ellingson. If you don’ t want to get left Oklahoma. These new arnvuls having business which called him wear a South Bend watch. Billy Camp and return. By so doing Now is the time to make garden, seem very much pleased with the they will get in for one of the best Schroeder has them. get your seeds ot Lyons & Jones, to that city. appearance of our city and expect The Coos Poultry and Pet asso all uew seeds. Just received at Drane’s Store, a to locate among us in the near fu times ot a lifetime, besides becom ing a member of one of the l)est ciation is planning for an exhibition Among other improvements, the fine assortment of dry goods such as ture. fraternal organizations in the world. in the near future, although the Commercial Club of Bandon is go Lawns, Linen, Croxton, Redford, Call at Cleaves’ and see the new ing ahead with a sidewalk to the Duchess Sateen, White Goods, Per Just received at Knowlton’s Drug date has not been set. The officers ribbons, including velvet. Store, a large lot of the finest onion of the Association are as follows: beach, which will be very much ap cales, Ginghams, Pastel Mus’ins, A. D. Stewart and family ar sets ever seen in this market. President, Mrs. A. W. Myers; Vice preciated and enjoyed by.the visitors Daisy Cloth, etc. Give us a call With next Sunday begins a seven- President, Mrs. John Nagle; Secre and pleasure seekers at the beach and be convinced that our prices rived here Friday from the Puget Sound country in Washington, days-a-week service on the local tary, Mrs. C. A. McKellips; Treas are right. the comming summer. where they have spent the past four line of the Southern Pacific. This urer, Mr. Jens Hansen; Executive months. Mr. Stewart is originally will prove a great convenience in committee, Prof. A. G. Raab, 8. B. from Illinois, but came from Little many ways. AmoDg other things, Catbcart, Mrs. Chas. Flanagan, T. Rock, Ark , to the coast. He is it wili complete our daily mail W. Wood, P. M. Hall-Lewis. very much pleased with the ap service from Myrtle Point to the For seed peas, Eaily Heburn and pearance of Coos and will locate Bay. Then in the cveut of a series American Wander potatoes, call on and become one among us. of ball games during the summer as, Ed Johnson. Look at the uew wash suits for we have had the past two seasons it, Charles Heller was in from Dora, will obviate the necessity of arrang Friday. He tells us he is getting a ladies at Robinson’s Store. Donald Charleson, the civil en ing for special excursions, except new gasolene engine with which to gineer and government jetty man, for return trips The first of May drive the new threshing machine he returned Friday from a sojourn of the two-trams a day will be re will receive next summer for the three months at Portland and other sumed, which will be much appre fall threading. This engine will be< points north. Mr. Charleson ar ciated by the traveling public und much larger than the old one he rived by the morning train and the people of this valley who have used with the old separator, corres took the Favorite for Bandon, and business at the Bay, as well as those ponding in size with the new ma Mrs. Charleson took the Dispatch of the Bay Bide who make frequent chine. Mr. Heller will be well pre at Bandon aud came up to meet her trips to the county seat and other pared to do his part in taking care husband here, passing each other valley points. of the grain crop of hiB section this near Riverton, of which Mr. Charle Some of the late goods just in at season. son became appri-sed, so he left the Robinson’s Store— Verona Or Gentlemen, are you looking for a Favorite at that place and walked gandie, Bellevue Batiste, Swiss Ap new tie? Robinson’s Store is the back to this city, determined not to plique, Silk Tussah, La Grande Soie, place. miss the ride down the river with Kobe Silk, Tiogo Pongee, Mira Silk, A little blaze was discovered under Mrs. Charleson and the boy. Dalhi Tussah Silk, Soiesette, Nau- a counter in the real estate office of Come to the White House and keen Poplin, Poplin Baye Soie, Win. Oddy on Wednesday morning Keusha Silk, Wool Serges, Fancy by a schoolboy who was passing by. look over our big line of silks, H : called the attention of A. P. Miss Margaret lies, of the lies Mohair and Vigeroux Miller who promptly forced a door theatrical troupe, was a passenger Several linemen were busy in this — to the Bay Saturday, having been city last week rewiring the phones and with a garden hose attached to to Myrtle Point to see Mrs Harvey, of the Home Telephone Co., and a water faucet, soon had it extin Mr. O. hasn’t the slight a member of the company, who has connecting them up w>th the new guished. It been ill for several days, and bad cables recently put up on our prin est idea the cause of the fire. started among an accumulation of gone to that place to be treated by cipal streets. This work is being Dr. Conover, the nerve specialist. done in the best manner and a papers. The alarm was sounded She is improving and expects to be great improvement in the service is anc' ,be bre boJs responded quickly able to proceed with the troupe on very noticeable. With the adoption but *heir services were not needed, a trip up the coaet in a few daye. of the cables all cross connections Eggs for hatching— Whtte Ply- Skeels A Son have early seed po are avoided, and when one is using ! ™°uth Rocks,land Brown Leghorns . ... . _ . . ,, $1.00 per selling, also Indian Run- tatoes, and the best eating potatcee a phone it is not possible to hear all ^ ^ B in town. sorts of outside noises, and people j ,, The eteamer Coquille made a run talking on all lines borne by the A ttention Firem en last Saturday evening from Co same poles, and the voice to which Please notice that our regular quille to Bandon and return. This one is listening comes clear, dis gave an opportunity to those along tinct and uninterrupted. It is the business meeting will be held at the river to leave heme after the purpose of the company to continue j the city hall. Wednesday evening, days work wae done and go to Ban the work of improvement as rapidly April 6th. 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The work of connecting Bv ° * l,ra or THE C m K r up the phones with the cables at g ,rtw Hats. g ^ w H.ts, strlw Myrtle Point was concluded several Hats, for big, little, old ungand yo days ago. Robinson’s Store. a A Full Supply of Field Seeds CORN, PEAS, VETCH, CLOVER (all kinds) RYE, GRASS, ETC., BEETS, CAR ROTS, KALE, ETC. And all Kinds of Garden Seeds KNOWLTON’S DRUG STORE V