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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1910)
LOCAL N E W S. Mrs. Ed Carter, of Myrtle Point, Col. Coach was up from Kaudoti Thursday. was in Coquille Saturday. Wall paper at Laird’s. A new lot of ginghams just in at Spring line of felt hats at Robiu- Rose's Cash Store. J. H. Horners was over from the son’s store. Kay last Thursday. W. W. Deyoe, of Bandon, was in Mr. Jerry Haynes, of Myrtle this city on Monday. For Hale.— A lot of excellent field Point, was in Coquille Friday. peas for seed, (Jeo. T. Moulton. New line of Warner’s corsets just Go to Lorenz's for your overalls. in at Robinson’s. Robert Wagner was down from Only 75c. Miss Rose Lilly, of Bandon, was Gravel Ford on Thursday. Mrs. Ed Rose, of Parkersburg, in town on Monday. Up-to-date Hue ot men's and was in town shopping on Saturday. You will find early seed potatoes boys’ suits at Robinson’s Store. Bee hives and bee supplies at at Drane’s store. Skeels A Son’s. W. E. Crane was up from the The steamer Bandon sailed for Hturtevant A Crane camp on Thurs F. S. Dow, the commission man, day. was over from Marshfield Saturday. San Francisco last Thursday. The best onion sets at Knowlton’s See those lawns and summer Choice onion sets at Knowlton’s Drug Store. goods at Cleaves’ before buying. Drug Store. R. Pomeroy was up from the M. W. McCormick, of Riverton, I. T. Weekly, of Gravel Ford, farm near Lampa last Thursday. war a Coquille business visitor on was in Coquille on business Mon Garden, grass and (lower seeds at F rid ay. day, Lyons A Jones. Men's Overalls 75c and work The latest thing in Buster Brown Mrs. Julia Randleman, of Park shirts 40c at Lorenz's Store. belts, Bobinsou’s 8tore. ersburg, was in Coquille on Mon Korn.— In Coquille, Oregon, Thomas Wilson, of Myrtle Point, day. April 6, 1910 , to Mr. and Mrs. E. C. was a Coquille business visitor on Boys, remember Bobinson’s Store Barker, a daughter. Friday. carries the Cluett Shirts. Glassware, tinware, and agate Barred Plymouth eggs $1.00 per Adam Pershbaker, of Prosper, ware of all kinds at the Racket. setting. J. Quick, Coquille. was in town on Thursday of last Born.— In Bandon, April 2 ud, week. Burn— In Myrtle Point, Oregon, March 5 th, 1910 , fo Mr. and Mrs. 1910 , to Mr. and Mrs Marion W il We have novelty trimmings in We have our new spring stock of shoes in. We have chosen the best of the kinson, a daughter. L. E. Brown, a son. all shades. Rose’s Cash St are. good ones and for style, fit and quality they are in a class by themselves. Ladies'novelty oeckwear in nil Make your washing easy by us J. K- Scotf met many old time ing Washing Tablets at Draue’s patterns at Cleaves’ Store. friends in Coquille one day last We have taken particular pains in buying opr spring footwear, to get what store. Mrs. E. L. Spalding was taken to week. every careful and fastidious dresser must have: Vet Shields, of Bandon, was a the Mercy Hospital at North Bend You should be present at the Coquille visitor on Friday, and ex on Friday. She has been in poor Second-Hand Store April 16th, at tended his trip to the Bay. health of late. 3 P- m- Parties wishing coal from the Skeels A Son have seed vetch, Attorney S. D. Pulford, of Myrtle Rouge mine will apply to Harry seed oats, seed barley, seed corn. Point, had business in Coquille Flanders. Novelties for the young Men and Women. Comfort and ease for the older ones Lee Goodman, who has been en Monday. Mrs. W. J. Fairman and daugh gineering at Frank Grant’s camp, Skeels A Son Lave early seed po Tans, Patents, Gun Metal and Oxfords ter, Miss Annabelle, left last week over on the Bay side for some tatoes, and the best eating potatces for Stanfield, Oregon, their future weeks, spent Sunday with bis family in town. home. in Coquille. Father Donnelly, of Marshfield, Just received at Knowlton’s Drug paid Coquille a between-trains visit A beautiful line of tailored shirt Store, a large lot of the finest onion on Monday. waists just arrived at Lorenz’s. sets ever seen in this market. Telephone for meat to be deliver Dr. Horsfall, of Marshfield, was Capt. O. P. Ellingson, of Park ed at any time from Slagle Bros. called to this city Friday to see the Phone No, 21. ersburg, visited a day or so last week with his son-in-law and infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John John Neal, of Etelka, had busi daughter , Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Carl, Peart, that has been seriously ill for ness which called him to the county some time. of Norway. seat Monday. Skeels A Son always has a good Our tables are always loaded with supply of fresh groceries at the Straw Hats, Straw Hats, Straw Hats, for big, little, old UDgand yo the latest novelties to be obtained lowest prices. Robinson’s Store. in the market. Fine stationery James Wslstrom was a passenger Jack Guyton, formerly of the included, in the Racket Store. from Marshfield by Friday’s train. Coos Bay Times, was a Coquille Mr. and Mrs. William Hodgson, He had been to that city to lock ¿fe. ¿fe. visitor a day or so last week. who lived in this city a year ago, but after the last of the freight of the Largest line of men’s ready made returned to their old home in Iowa, Alliance, which was tc have been came back last week, arriving Fri brought around by the Wilbelmina, clothes ever brought to this city at Lorenz’s Stoie. Onion sets at Lyons A Jones. Ed Bell, of Riverton, was in town day. They came out from Iowa, but that boat having been Bold and Mr. aDd Mrs L. P. Phelin, of and not from Pennsylvania with taken off tbe run, other arrange Mrs. Walter Wilcox, of this city, yesterday. The tug Myrtle Point, were passengers to went to California last week. She Mr. Peart, as we mentioned last ments were made. Will Hite, of Bandon, greeted Klihyam went for the freight, bring Marshfield by Saturday’s train. week. will visit her people who reside in old friends in this city yesterday. Good blood tells, they say, and bad blood For seed peas, Eaily Heburn and that state. Garden hoe», rakes, shovels, ing the last of it tbe latter part of New shoes, new ties, for everyone certainly does. Poor or disordered blood American Wander potatoes, call on men's and boys axes, pitch forks— the week. Garden seeds at Knowlton’s at Robinson’s Store. Ed Johnson. tells its own story in lowered vitality, loss 4 and 6 tines, brush-hooks, etc. Drug Store. For Sale.— White Nile and early The steamers Elizabeth and Fi- Ira Metcalf and family, who have of energy, in skin eruptions, in rheumatic Come and look them over. Prices peas at 4 c per pound. Phone 8x7. J. J. Culbertson, of North Bend, field arrived in the river Monday. right. C. M. Goodman A Co. pains and in a pallid or sallow appearance resided at Riverton ior some time, — Nile Miller. was over to this city looking after of tbe complexion. This is the season of are moving to Empire this week. There will be a firemen’s drill property interests, etc., last week, the year when the blood is most apt to be next Wednesday evening. New goods at the Racket, every returning Thursday. disordered. Take thing you are looking for. Cali at Saws gummed, filed and set at Wanted.— Seamstress wanted at Quick A Curry’s shop the Racket. ^ WMMIUty CCM A xiA y S. C. Braden, of Myrtle Point, The White House. James Hayes, of the Etelka sec Chas. Watson, the Cunningham tion, had business which called him bad business in Coquille on Mon -{u A /n U u A je. ftlCYYl day. He made our office a pleasant fiue stock raiser, shipped by the to the Bay yesterday. Dispatch Monday, a fine thorough call while in town. Buy your flower of Lyons A Dutch collars and Dutch collar bred Jersey to P. F . Gehlke, of Jones, every sack guaranteed, $ 1 . 75 .1 It purifies and enriches the blood. It cures pins, the very latest thing out at Parkersbntg. boils, pimples and other skin troubles. It A large road machine was taken Rose’s Cash Store. White Spray Flour $ 1.75 per sack expels rheumatic poison from the system. through town by yesterday’s train' J. C. Roberts, of Myrtle Point, at Lyons A Jones. It builds up strength and energy. for road district 26, which lies on Miss Josephine Lund returned was in town Monday. Mr. Roberts Price $1.00 for 100 Dose Bottle has sold some of his property and from Roseburg last week, having the South Fork of the Coquille. Yes, Robinson’s Store has their expects to travel over the state for spent the winter in that place. She a while before locating. lias accepted the position as book new spring suits for ladies. Call at Cleaves’ and see the new keeper iti the Lyons A Jones Lyons A Jones always try to have C O Q U IL L E , « OREGON ribbons, including velvet. something nice on hand for you for store. your Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Conger were Skeels A Son buy the best shoes John Taylor and family, former they ean get. in town yesterday on their way to residents of tbe lower river, who Paul Sterling, station agent for North Bend, where they go to be have been away the past year or so, tbe local railroad at this place, was with Mrs. Jack Mast, a sister of the returned from Silver Lake last week called to Drain last week by the latter, who is at Mercy Hospital for and will become residents of the illness ot his father w ho resides at medical treatment. -m Coquille valley. that place. He was accompanied Look at the new wash suits for For a good second-hand Singer by Mrs. Sterling, and the duration ladies at Robinson’s Store. sewing machine, call at tbe H er of their visit will be governed by Died.— At the home of his par ald office. ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. W illard,' the sickness of his father. Orson R. Willard, Jr., aged seven; Mrs. G. R. Hancock passed Fancy head necklaces in all months and twenty-two days. The through town Saturday on her way colors for ladies. Rose’s Cash funeral will be held at the M. E. to Bandon where she will reside in Church, South, today at 2 p. m.. Store. the future, Mr. Hancock having re Rev. C. II. Cleaves officiating. The Marshfield Fire Department signed bis position os a member of I am in the market tor all kinds is getting busy lor the purpose of of furs. the Cooa Bay life saving crew. G eo . T. M oulton . making a big Fourth of July cele C. H. Finley, and son, F. A. Fin The biggest and best stock of Get your Summer Suit made to your order shoes for men, women and children bration at that place. A large sum ley, and family accompanied by of money will be raised in the event Wm. Holmes and his family, arrived just in at Lorenz’s. Mrs. Anna Barklow, of Myrtle of their going ahead, and a celebra here the latter part of last week by STRAUSS BROTHERS, Master Tailors, Chica Point, who has spent the winter at tion worthy the name will be the and will proceed to investigate this section with a view to locating. Covina, California, returned last result. They are well pleased with the go. They guarantee a perfect fit. Call at mg Saturday, accompanied by her son- Call on Lyons A Jones Saturday country and will no doubt find a in-law, Chas Bioadbent, also of Myrtle Point, who went to San and get fresh vegetables for your suitable property. store and look ouer the 500 samples. We Francisco recently on business. Full stock of garden, grass and Sunday dinner field seed at Knowlton’s Drug Store. haue their exclusive agency in Coquille. If you wish your home to have a The tug Robarts, from the Siu- Arthur Kllingson an^ wife " ho real cheery apperance, go to Laird's slaw, spent several days at Bandon , ... . .w en t t6 San Francisco by the last 1 » V K1 _ House Furnishing Establisnment' , last week ntalttnfV waiting Cl a TO favorable op- I Fifield, returned by the same boat . . , . , 'and make a liberal selection of the portunity to cross out. She sailed which arrived in the river Monday. pictures now on display on Wednesday with one of the Mr. and Mrs. George Robison who Ray Haines who recently sold large scows which belong to Jacob went down with them to consult WC\ his confectionery at Myrtle Point to son A Warfield, the contractor.', physicians regarding Mrs. Robison’s I health remained for the present. \f U (J I ' J Thos. II OH. o Sumerlin, u i u c r i l l ' , «Bn U IB CllV ____ 1 was 1U in l this city . 4 44-A W Thursday. He expects to be ready w 0 are " ow en8aRei a e Je > Lorenz have just received a j lo g U rtfo r California ¡0» few days, work at the Sutslaw, and at which large line of ladies' ready made where he will join his parents, Mr. point they need their scows and spring suits. Call and see them. and Mrs. J. E. Haines, at Wataon- ' other implements which were used Prices right. ville. in like work at Bandon. Found— First papers—declaring Just received at Knowlton’s Lorenz is agent for the Royal intentions to become a citizen of the Drag Store, a lull and complete stock United Htates of Rudolph ftfarttin, | of garden seeds, the heat that can Worcester Corset. Big supply on who raav have the same bv calling hand Pali and «rt* COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER |t Jliis nfRcp. b* A Complete stock of shoes A Style, Fit and Quality $3.50, $4 and $5 1 » It will be a pleasure to show you our stock. LYONS & JONES BLOOD TELLS! ^cuncj. coujalki without muefu NAYAL’S HOT SPRINGS BLOOD REMEDY Alá , Jcuyó M tth id Fuhrmans Pharmacy m any m a il led peopCe^ a n d sueeessfuC in Cife weCC settled ea n pleasure a n d h a p p i n g \eeaCl H r. Gooddresser— of theil fi\ s t stabt in th a t th^ee o\ fou\ \oom home^ fu rn ish ed on ou\ easy paym ent pCan. no home has sin ce given any mo\e ha p p in ess th a n those f'OeSt th\ee \oomS. young man^ aCC you need to succeed is the Cove of a good Woman^ amSition^ honesty a n d i n - ,n n .p dusPiy. i f you have Ihese leyuisites ^ fn d gi\C and aet the Cicense WiCe ju u\ni\h im o n the me h(>me nome. CtLil ouy now an d pay a CUtCe now and then. W . C. LAIRD a C. IT. CLEAVES