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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1910)
■■ LOCAL N E W S. New ginghams just in at Rose's Wall paper at Laird’s. Yes, Robinson’s Store carries Cash Store. Glenn Cox, of Bandon. was a Co “The Golden Rule.'1—C. H. Cleaves. vegetables. For Gents furnishings try Robin Coquille’s publio school begins quille visitor on Saturday. Harry Hughes was up from the son’s Store. next Monday. Wanted--Two girles at the Co A few schoolbooks at Anderson’s Bear creek section on Saturday. quille Steam Laundry. Mrs. T. J. Hall, of Marshfield.' visited Mrs. W. Sinclair in this city Mr. , and Mrs. Goodman were Lecond Hand store. If you want photographs calLat last week, returning Friday. dowu from Arago ou Friday. Fancy silks for waistings at Set of heavy harness at Ander Deans’ Studio. Iris Elrod, of Marshfield, was a Rose’s Ca-h Store. son's Second Hand Store. We see that there are some very Coquille business visitor on Friday. Tne senior Mr. Garrett, of Myrtle nice large Chinook salmon in the Gentlemen look at our new stock Point, is in very feeble health, and Coquille market. as he is up in the eighties his re of hats just in Robinsons Store. Fruit boxes of all kinds at F ish’ Mrs. Bertha E. Evans, of Grant covery will no doubt be alow. Box Factory. line of waistings just arriv Pass, came in yesterday and A at new The Golden Rule. Call in J. (J. Watson, the Cunningham proceeded to Bandon to see friends. ed and see them. farmer, had business which called A fresh supply of sweet and sour Master Arthur Widley, of Myrtle him to Coos Bay yesterday. Point, came down to Coquille on Oh that Fly Catchum at Drone’s pickles at Robinson’s store. Varney Bros., the house movers, his wheel Friday and made our of Store Catchum a pleasant call while in town. Lyons A Jones have the pure have the contract for the moving of fice Men get your fall and winter un the Stover house, near Myrtle pineapple juice at 25 cents per oot- derwear at The Golden Rule. Point. tie. A nice cool drink- J. C. Slagle, of this city, returned Everythiug iu the line of grocer, Take ease and comfort in a pair Sunday from a trip to San Francis of Robinsons new shoes. ies at Drains Store. co, where he had been for medical Something new—Kaola at Lyons Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Fetter, of treatment; from which be has great A Jones. Cheaper aud better than Marshfield, came over .to see Co ly improed. lard. 25 cents per can. quille friends by Saturday's morn A new line of gentlemen’s hats just in at Rose’s Cash Store. Robinson Store has received a new ing train line of Ladies skirts. New and fresh groceries always Mrs. A. L. Nosier, of Bridge, was a Coquille visitor a few days John E. Larson, of Coos river, on hands at Dranes Store. last week, and attended the golden was fined $25 one day last week for Mrs. It. W. Getty of San Fran wedding of her sister, Mrs. J. P. setting fire without a permit. cisco is expected on the Plant. She Messer. She returned yesterday. Drop in at The Golden Rule and will visit her brother, Otto Shutter Tents, camp stools and gnns to get a pair of Gotzian shoes, “which and family. rent at Anderson’s Second Hand tits like your footprint.” Gentlemen, Remember we oarry Store. Ladies’ hair goods a specialty at up to date suits, Robinson’s store and Mrs D. P. Strang, Jr. The! Golden Rule. If we bavent Wayne Hollenbeck, the Baudot* of Mr. Bandon, up Friday and a Bwitch in stock you desire, let us photographer was in town yester went home came with Z. C. Strang, of order it for vou. day and last night. He made our Gravel Ford, who was in town, and Boys, remember Robinson’s Store office a pleasant call. will make his family a visit. carries the Cluett Shirts. New good to arrive by first New Hosery—-You will find the Try a pair of those Newport steamer Rose.s Cash Store. best bosery in town at Lyons A hose. They will wear longer than Hilda Lindstorm, a school girl Jones’. any other hose on the market. At living on Willanch Slough, shot a Making Research.—'Dr. W. Hay- Lyons A Jones. deer last week. She is the first girl don, who is camping at Charleston Have yon got s Pair'of those New to be credited with a deer this year. Bay (or a week, is there to make a shoes at Robinsons Store. First Class photographs made at special research of fossils along the Mr. and Mrs L R. Miller are up Deans’ studio. Old Tollman stand Coos Bay coast. There is a large from Gold Beach, and after the W. Z. Cotton, of Fairview, was bed of fossils which have never been present session of circuit court they in town one day last week and in examined into closely and which will go to Portland. formed us that there was some fire are to be of great scientific interest New line Sweaters, Gents Ladies in his section, aud that he had lost - -Coos Bay Times. A childrens Robinsons Store. Hats, Shoes or any thing some fencing and about twenty fruit in Suits, Gents’ furnishings at Robinson’s We owe Mr. and Mrs. Chas. trees from its effects. Haughton an apology for failing to Apple boxes always on sale at the store. mention the arrival of a pair of fine Boxes at Fishes Furniture tactoy J. A. Yoakarn, the architect and twin boys at their home recently. Mr. and Mrs. George Winchester, eontraeter, last week completed a nice bungalow in the north part of Mrs. George D Morse, of Em of Marahfield, passed through town K. F. Clark, the baker. pire, was over several days lately town Friday. They were on their He is for now drawing the plans and visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs. way to Douglas county for an out specifications for a nice home to be 0. H. Butler, and many friends in ing ot several days in the hills. First-Class f a .a ls a t a ll H a u e , erected at Myrtle Point for Ben Mc peono • a no to 9 p m . Servias. this city. Rolled barley, aborts, bran, wheat Mullen, the timber cruiser Mr. Late Patterns in eretonne and and cracked corn at Robinson’B Clark’s is a very nice home, built Kodak Finishing Work Done in silkoline at Robinson’s store Store. a Specialty any finish some what on the bungalow style, A. B. Daly, of Marshfield and J. George Ross of Catching Inlet is and we understand that Mr. Mc A. Oowanlock, of the Portland a Marshfield business visitor today. AT THE Iron Works, were in the valley yes He reports that his father,_B. F. Mullen's is to be of the same order. Have you tried a pair of those terday looking after the wants of Ross, the well known pioneer, has Newport hose? 25c a pair at Lyons C. A. H ARRINGTON, Proprietor. our logging people. fully recovered from his recent ill A Jones’. Up-to-date line ot men’s and ness. A C. Lukens, the carpenter and S p o sta i A tte n tio n O iv sn to W« fflak« Ratos to boys’ suits at Robinson’s Store. Robinson’s store has the late eontraeter, was in town Sunday, C ftm tn sP slttl fffsn vegula* Boarders. J. J Stanley and family who Betsy Ross collar for ladies and from Fairview, where he has been Three doors North of Drane’s Store have been ta'.ing an outing at the children. busily engaged in building for beach for two or three weeks, re John Olsen, the fisherman, came some weeks, and will be for a time. turned the first of the week and Mr. all the way from Astoria in a row He has just completed a home for Stanley has been busy at court boat. Two other fishermen accom Chas. Holverslott, and will finish panied. The voyage was made me for Robert Holverstott in a sinco. All Work Guaranteed Coquille, Oregon We are receiving new and fresh safely and the sea was calm. Small hort time, after which he will groceries by every boat. Robin sail was used on the boat. build one for Herbert Johnson. son’s Store. Save your tableLinen bvuseing These are Dice, modern country The safe and reliable tw in-.^® We learn that D. G. Beale, a silence cloth, 58 in. wide 50c yd a onus, of which the owner« as well C. Ledgerwood, of Band m, came up Monday and proceede I to Myrtle screw former Coos Bay resident, who Robinson’s Store the residents of that community Point to take treatment from Dr. The New and 8peedy.jp® moved to California two or three D. C. Ivrantz was down from *8 Conover. years ngo. had sold his place near Arago on Saturday, and from the may feel proud. MANUFACTURE!: AND DEALER IN DeWitt, and will move farther looks of the young arsenal he took You can get picture* in any finish Marshal Hickam aud a crew of Capt. Olsen, Masts. f style at Dean’s Studio. AH work men were busy Sunday evening south in the same state. out with him, we should judge that guaiantced. Wil! make regular trips between Would you like one of those cut he bad bought out the gun depart and Monday making repairs to the C o q u ille River and San Mrs. Thomas Auderson and chil conduit pipes leading our city’s corner bed spreads? Robinson’s store ment ot the second-hand store. F r a n c is c o . has them. dren, of Bandon. and sister, Mrs. H. water supply into the reservoirs For Sale—Thoroughbred Shrop- No Stop-over at Way Ports. A >arge portion of the millinery soire rams. Address C. H. Nosier J Peterson, who has lived at New- which was made necessary by fires Electric Lights. Everything in First burg, Oregon, the past three years, and the falling of a tree across the stock of the White House has ar A Son., Bridge, Oregon. O R EG O N Class Style. C O Q U ILLE, rived and Mrs Burkholder and Assessor T. J. Thrift, who went arrived in town Friday. The for line. Notices were -ent out Mon Miss Summerlin are making a very to the hot springs near Portland for mer had visited the latter and their day asking the people td te careful Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McVay, of nice beginning, in their new dress his health recently returued Satur father, W. T. Right also of New- about the use of water rill repairs this city, went to Bandon Friday to making 1111 \ millinery parlors, and day. While he has been somewhat burg. They visited several points were made, which wer^accamplish- take a steamer for San Francisco. will make their formal opening after relieved, has not received the bene along the Willamette valley on ed and the stream turned iu Mon- They go to California for a visit the arrival of their fixtures and the fits he bad hoped for. He tried their return, and came in over dSy evening. with relatives and friends. * Mrs." balance of tbeir extensive stock. both the St. Martin Spring and the the Drain route. Mrs Peterson McVey Aill visit io HAnboldAoun- For Sheriff. goes to Riverton, her former home ty, while Mr. McVay will visit his Have you seen that new dresden Collins springs. for residence, her husband having ribbon at the Gulden Rule?. father, John McVay, of Smith Riv For Sale.—A span of gildings come a month ago and arranged to To the voters of Com, Ce>»htj : I hereby respectfully announce er. They expect to be gone about The Band 0:1 Post mid Corps have good work horses age 8 years that place their future home. my candidacy for the officpjOf sher a m mth. sent invitations to G. A. R. Post, weighing abont 2200 pounds address make Webfoot flour at Lyons A Jones iff of Coos County, subject to the Hatcher. Sons of Veterans and W. R C. of or call on S. K Fairview, Oregon. $1.65 per sack. Try one sack and Republican premarics "to be held this city to paitic'pate in a big you will want another. Fuhrman’s Sam Nass, the salmoD canner, clambake at that place which is to passed through town Saturday with W. T. Brady, of Gravel Ford, who in September, 24 1910, Respectfully submitted take place next Saturday. A large his Chinese crew of cannerysraen, recently returned from an extended J ohn Y oakam . The “ 1892” Pure Spun Aluminum Ware is rapidly number have decided to go, and we proceeded W afers Prosper by the Dis trip in the Willamette and Rogue coming into use for cooking purposes. It is tak>n* are sure a good time awaits them. patch. A to carload the 11 I icc of agate and enamel ware because while its o f tin passed river valley*, was in town Friday Telephone! are the thin edge of first cost is a trifle more than ordinary ware. It is For 8 ale — At a bargain—an 80- through town last week He fells us that they parted com and pre reallv much cheaper in the long run, as it is guaran Telegraph! acre dairy farm. Inquire of VV. W parations for the fishing season will pany with George Clinton and the wedge for a split teed for twenty-five years and will last practically Faust, Coaledo. a life time. Tell a Woman! family with whom the start was now proceed as rapidly as pos The genuine “ 1892” Ware, made only from pure ting headache. Capt. A. C. Rarnum, a former sible. The three quickest ways to spread made at Medford. They did not ex SPUN (not cast) Aluminum, will not crack, scale, peel, Mr. Nass was accompanied steamboat man of the Coquille, but by his estimable wife and a beauti tend their trip to southern California the news. That is why we adver break, 6corch or bum. Easily Taken. It looks like silver but weighs only about one- now a customhouse officer of Astoria ful baby of whom he is very proud as they had intendedio do on ac tise in this issue. We want the nuarter as much, is easily cleaned and handled, and There is a whole lot accompanied by his estimable wile will not rusti corrode or tarnish. ^bsohjteJypurej count cf the dry, hot weather. women to know that Rose’s Cash non poisonous and wholesome ; saves money, and a fellow officer, Nalo Johnson, Meetings will be held at the tent They all h»d a very nice time, but Store has just received one of their of concentrated relief doctor's bills. passed through town yesterday en Sept. 9.10 end 11th at 8 p. m at last accounts are to the effect large shipments of fall goods. La Be sure you «»t Ih* o risin sl snU **"• in each wafer. route to Bandon and on down the Subjects as follows: Friday—“The that Mre. Clinton had not gained dies’ ready-to-wear coats, skirts, »tin«* war«? stnmpe«l w ith Ih i MllWW C ro a s . A * y « u r d « U e r# . memorial of Christs death burial coast where they go for their vaca 25 cents a package. the benefits and relief for her rheu silk and plain shirt waists, capes, tion. They will do some hunting and resurection.” C. M. SKEELS & SON matism that it was hoped. lung an 1 short sweaters, scarfes, and fishing. Mr. Barnum met sev Saturday— "Christ's church, its If you have not registered, do so, shawls, flannelette gowns, etc. In Fuhrman’s eral old-time friends while in town. size and its relation to the world. as the books will be closed the 15 th fact everything ready to wear. We Sunday—“Sabbath reform in the 8 . L. Lafferty will deliver good to come and inspect our dry wood in Coquille for $1.75 per light of prophecy” These are im I. and remain so till the 28 th, inclu- tnvi^mou good*; tier Phone 111 Farmers exchange. rortant subjects everybody oome. 1 sive. V NEW FALL 000 Our fall line of Gents Shoes are arriving on every boat and the Ladies line will be in in a few days. We are sole agents for the Florsheim Shoes for Men and the Utz and Dunn shoes tor the Ladies. These two lines w ill give us the strongest shoe line In the county. Dry Goods and Groceries ..Flour and Feed.. Give us a trial order and we will do our best to please you. Phone 251. Second Street, Coquille Skookum Restaurant, DEAN’S STUDIO S tr . E liz a b e th — - — J. H. O E R D IN G LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES MOULUING, CEMENT BRICKS AND BLOCKS, SAND AND GRRVEL ..................................... » Something New In K itchen W are PHARMACY **>i