Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917, July 27, 1910, Image 4

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    LOCAL N E W S .
Wall paper at Laird's.
New Dress and apron ginghams
" T h e Golden R u le ,’’ —C. H. Cleaves. just in at Robinson’s store.
B enefit Ball
Tbere will be a benefit ball given
next Saturday night for Mrs. E, F.
Joseph Lapp
returned from
New and fresh groceries always McCauley, whose husband was ae­
Marshfield Monday.
on hands at Dranes Store.
cidentally killed at the mill in this
E. C. Van Marter, the electrician,
Mr. and Mra. W. H. Mansell, of «'«J yesterday evening. Tbe wo
visited the Bay on Monday.
this city, went to Bandon Saturday. man is le,t 'vith little fuD,U ,nd
, and two small children to care for
Robinson Store lias received a utw
R. W. Bullard was up from the
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, and her with a broken limb. This
line of Ladies skirts.
lower river on Friday of last week.
dance wi 11 be given bv Prof. Henry
Have you got s Pair of those New
Dr. F. J. Hayes, the Marshfield aD(j Q y(]e Q*gp( assisted by other
shoes at Robinsons Store.
optometrist, was in Coquille ^ on' musicians in town, and all who take
Ttios. Wilson, a Myrtle Point day.
part in such events should come
firmer, was in Coquille Saturday.
E. M. Gallier, the Bandon hotel out and help in assisting iu this
Geo. F. Averill, of Marshfield, man was up this way the first of the event
week.
was in town one day last week.
C. A, Gage and R. R. Pownder
For Gents furnishings try Robin­
Uapt. Alva Lee, of Myrtle Poiu t,
son's Store.
went to Rural Sunday for a little was a passenger to tbe Bay by
Monday’s train. He went over to
Dr. Perkins, o f Bandon, was a fishing trip.
Ripe and greet, olives in bulk see how Mrs. Lee is getting along,
passenger to the Bay by Monday’s
at Robinson’s store.
she having been in a hospital tbere
train.
for several days.
Dr.
L.
Harrison,
the
Myrtle
Point
Flouncing Embroidery at Robin­
Aphicide used with band sprayer
veterinary surgeon, went to Marsh­
son’s store.
will clear your roses and other
field
Monnday.
E. G Perham, the contractor,
A fresh supply of sweet and sour shrubbery o f Aphis and other in­
went to the Bay Monday on busi­
sects. You can get the spray and
pickles at Robinson’s store.
ness,
Aphicide will clean your Roses of sprayer at Knowltons Drug store.
Yes, Robinson’s Store carries
Go to -Skeels A son for shoes that
Aphis
and other pests.
Supply at
vegetables.
wear— the price is right.
Knowltons Drug store.
M R. Lee, of Myrtle Point, was a
Chas. E. Sparks and family, new
Buy your flower of Lyons A
Coquille business visitor on Satur­
Jones, every suck guaranteed, »1.70, comers from Illinois, passed through
day.
Mrs. C. H. Southmayd, of Myrtle town Monday en route to Bandon.
Oh that Fly Catchum at Drane’s
Point,
returned Monday from a They are on a trip of general in­
Store Catcbum
few days’ visit with Mrs. Chas. spection of the country, and may
C. T. Cessna, the coal mining man Curtis.
locate.
of Riverton, was a Coquille visitor
Fi.v Killer will keep the flies from
Geut'emen, Remember we carry
on Saturday.
up to date suits, Robinson's store. the cows, Supply at Knowltons
Everything in the line of grocer­
Col. R. H. Rosa, of Bandon, re­ Drug Store.
ies at Drains Store.
J. Bergerman, formerly of Port­
turned f^mi a trip to Portlaud,
L. W. Deyoe was a passenger to passing through town by Monday land, who has leased a dairy farm
Myrtle Point from Bandon by morning’s train.
near Wedderburn, Curry county,
Thursday's boat.
Take ease and comfort in a pair came down from tbe metropolis
Monday and proceeded dow’n the
Boys, remember Robinson’s Store of Robinsons new shoes.
carries the Cluett Shirts.
Knowltons Drug Stoie has in coast to bis new home.
Bert Anderson, of Riverton, bad stock, Aphicide, also Ext. of Tobac­
For Sale.— Good blackt-Niitb’s
ousiuiss which railed him to Co­ co used for spraying shrubbery drill-press. Inquire of Evlaud A
McAdams.
quille on Saturday.
rose hushes etc.
White Spray Flour »1.70 per Back
nt Lyons & Jones.
Mrs. W. E. Marshall, of Bandon.
came up Friday and visited Mrs.
C. R Barrow, of this city.
New line Sweaters, Gents Ladies
& childrens Robinsons Store.
Chas. A. Peierson, o f Riverton,
Mrs. C. H. Cleaves, wife of Rev.
merchant, has accompanied by his mother, re­
gone to see her parents and fiiemls turned from a trip to Portland Mon­
day, whither they had gone to see
at her old home at Grants Pass,
their son and brother, II. J. Peter-
A. Ford of Bridge, with other
si u, and family, who they report
members of the family came down
well.
Saturday, Mr. Ford temaining here
F. A. Pierce, of the Fairview sec­ while the others extended their trip
For a good second-hand Singer
sewing machiue, call at the H er ­
tion, had business which called him to the Bay.
ald office.
him to Coquille on Saturday.
Rolled barley, shorts, bran, wheat
Walter Eudicott, the barber, has
Late Patterns in cretonne and and cracked corn at Robiusou’s
a little thaver at bis home, the
sillioline at Robinson’s store.
Store.
young gentleman having arrived
Cows can not do well when tor­
Capt. and Mrs. H. E. Wilcox, of
Saturd iy morning. The proud dad
tured by Flies. Fly Killer will McKinley, were in town Fridav and
tbinke be is a prize tighter, but he
keep the Flies away. Supply at Saturday, visiting the latters par­
kuows of none in the lime light at
Knowltons Drug Store.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Snow,
present worthy of a name sake.—
Up-to-date line ol men’s and of this city.
Enterprize.
boys’ suits at Robinson’s Store.
Robinson’s store has the late
White Spray Flour makes tbe
E. W. Bashford, of Puget Sound, Betsy Ross collar for ladies and best and whitest bread of any flour
was in town Monday looking after children.
on the market. Lyons A Jones sell
Mrs. Claude Fox arrived here it.
property interests, etc. He ex ­
Friday from Aberdeen, Washing­
tended his trip to Bandon.
Ail Hite came in from Roseburg
Suits, Hats, Shoes or any thing ton, and will visit relatives and one day last week in five and one-
in Gents’ furnishings at Robinson’s friends in Coos county for two or half hours with his Automobile.
three weeks. She tells us Claude W hat a pity it is that this cannot be
store.
Mrs Will FiBb and daughter, is well.
done at all times of tbe year. With
Ilalley, of Bancroft, came down
Wanted— Men and women to a road over which good time could
Friday and proceeded to Bandon have clothes cleaned, pressed and be made with large aDd comfortable
where she will visit Mrs. Dick Rice. repaired. Slagle the tailor.
autos there would be a large num­
Would you like one of those cut
Capt. and Mrs. Bntler, of this ber of valley people visit the coast
corner bed spreads? Robinson s store city, started last Thursday for a section frequently, and do doubt
has them.
trip down the coast. They will but it would be a great incentive to
Fred
Nelson, the Marshfield drive down with a team the Capt. newcomers to locate, as we would
Foundryman, was a business visitor has been teaching to work to-gatber not be so tightly bottled up as at
to differnt points on the Coquille a short time. Areata, California, is present.
valley Thursday and Friday of last their objectiue points, that being tbe
For Sale.—One lot, neat home
week.
home of a daughter, Mrs. Fred of 4 rooms, woodshed and chicken
We arc receiving new and fresh Wright, whom they will visit for house. Good location. Enquire at
H erald Office.
groceries by every boat.
Robin- several weeks.
sou’s Store.
Major L . D. Kinney, the promo­
Save your table Linen by useiDg
Mrs. H. H. Whipple, of Douglas silence cloth, 68 in. wide 60c yd. a ter of the Bay Rapid Transit Com­
pany, it appears, has left Coos Bay.
county, arrived here last ween and Robinson’s Store.
.is enjoying a visit with her sister,
A. R. McLean and brother Frank, He is not to be found nt North
Mrs. J. B. Fox. They went down of Grant’s Pass, passed through Bend or plat B, and it is stated that
the river Saturday and will visit at Bandon Sunday on a wheel trip he has been away for seveal days.
different point t between here and which includes a large portion of One report was that he was seen at
Bandon.
Southern Oregon and Northern Myrtle Point, presumably on his way
Call on Lyons A Jones Saturday Calforma.
Mr. McLean’s father, out overlaod; but at any rate, he is
and get fresh vegetables for you we are told, organized the Pres­ not to be found here, and the general
Sunday dinner.
byterian Church at Bandon and impression is that he has gone away.
R. 8 . Brookings, of St.Louis, waH its first pastor.
The Mc­ Dr. Brownlee and Rev. Westwood,
Missouri, accompanied by • nephew, Leans lived here about 18 rears both of whom were associated with
W. D. Brookings and wife, passed ago.
Mr. McLean is District Kinney in the Rapid Transit deal,
through town last week in copany Manager of the National Protective are also reported to have left the
country.— Coos Bay Times.
with W. J. Ward, of Curry county Legion.— Bandon Recorder.
They are looking over the timber
Go to Skeels A Son for your
Ladies if we cannot fit you with
holdings of the Brookings Lumber a tailored suit from stock, we will Snow Drift flour, Vim flour and De-
and Box Co. which lie in Curry take your measure and have one ment's Best flour. »1.60 per sack.
Robinson’s Store. Every sack guaranteed.
county, and which is looked after by made to order.
The first Gravenstein apples of
The Heller Bros., of Dora, start­
Mr. Ward.
the season to be shown here were
ed
up
their
portable
sawmill
on
For Sale —At a bargain— a 80-
acre dairy farm. Inquire of W. W Wednesday of last week. These brought to the Chamber of Com­
Faust, Coaledo.
gentlemen expect to do a considera­ merce rooms this morning by A. E.
The burnt cedar timber in Curry ble building on their places in tbe seaman. They were windfalls from
Mr. Seaman’s Coos River ranch.
County, some ol which was killed near future, as well as some of their
They
made a nice looking box of
by forest fires over fifty years ago is neighbors, and they concluded that
apples, and had not been in tbe
it
would
be
cheaper
and
better
to
still sound as ever, and is being
sought by companies who wishes to ( put up a little mill and saw their Chamber of Commerce room window
more than an hour when Mr. Sea-
use it for railroad ties and piling. A 0wn lumber fbao to haul it so far.
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man agreed to sell tbe box for » 2.
San Francisco firm is now prepar- This will also give their neighbors Mr
B8yg that tho «ra v en ­
ing to ship some of this timber via who wish to build a chance to get stine crop will not be especially
Port Orford, and it is probable that lumber which would not have to large this year, but that he looks for
in the near future, as the value of bo hauled so far.
aD average yield. Last year the
the timber becomes better known
p of gaie — A span of gildings *ira*eDat'D8 were *carre'
quite a business will be built up and g00d WOrk horses age 8 years
W asted — A party to locate on
and Curry County weighing about aioo pounds address B °y 'rnra*nt ,lm lw d a »»- fo u r
Port Orford
I m
o n 's
atcher.
million feet Location fee $ 2 so.
~ .' ¿."H
K. Hatcher.
generally, will feel the benefit of it . or c‘"
Faiivirw. Oregon.
Faitvitw,
Oregon. | B. Folsom, Coquille.
- Coos Bav News.
C H. Cleaves, the
HATS!
Come in and let’s talk it over.
W e can convince you that we have
the best line of H ats in town for
the money.
The most com­
plete
Don’t pass
stock of
our iine of
Stapleand Fancy
Groceries
in
up
SHOES
iTBOROUGMEEPf
town
they are
SWE LL
LYONS & JONES
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Coos Bay’s Deep Water Way
CARNIVAL
fIN D
R EG ET T A
uqust 15th to 22d Inclusive
A solid week of Merriment, Boat Racing,
Fishing, Beach Rides, Clam Bakes,
Conventions, Etc.
A uto Parties from Roseburg. Special Boat
service irom Portland. Stage service
from Drain and Roseburg.
C o n cessio n s or In fo rm a tio n , w rite
R. A . W E R N IO H , Sec,, North Bend, Oregon
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