Coquille herald., September 28, 1910, Image 3

LOCAL
N EW S.
Houselining at Lairds.
If you want photographs call at
Fruit jars at Laird’s, the House Deans’ Studio.
“ The Golden Rule.’’— C. H. Cleaves. Furnisher.
Flouncing Embroidery at Robin-
W. L. Mast was down from Myr­
Get your Dresden ribbon at the 8 n 8 sto1-*.
tle Point a day or so last week.
Golden Rule.
Fancy work Materials at The
Giass Seeds at Knowlton’s Drug­
For Gents furnishings try Robin­ White House.
son’s Store.
store.
The steamer Fifield arrived in
f i NEW F A U GOODS ^ f
Yes, Robinson’s Store carries the river early Saturday morning.
E. 11. Kern, the surveyor, made a
trip to the Bay on e day last week vegetables1
Ob that Fly Catchum at Drane’s
New silks o f every description at Store Catchum.
Fruit boxes of all kind« at Fi sh’
The White House.
Box Factory.
P. L. Phelan, of Myrtle Point,
H S. Shields, of liandon, returned
R. J. Clinton was down from bad business at the Bay on Friday.
from a trip to the Bay on Saturday. Myrtle Point on Monday.
Fish's box factory erSkeels’ store
E. E. Oakes, the liandon real
School supplies at Knowlton’s
estate man, was in Coquille Mon Drug Store.
day.
Everything in the line of grocer­
Hobiuson Store has received a new ies at Drains Store.
line of Ladies skirts.
William Lusk was down from
Gus Anderson, the shoemaker, Myrtle Point on Monday.
made a short xisit to Marshfield on
Best values in school tablets at
Friday.
Knowltons Drug Stre.
Ladies you can still finde dusters
at Robinsons Store.
George Hartley was up from the
Randolph Lumber C o’s mill on
Sunday.
Wanted—Two girles at the Co­
quille Steam Laundry.
Mr. snd Mrs. Jas Brown, of
Myrtle Point, were in Coquille Sat­
urday and extended their trip down
the river.
New line Sweaters, Gents Ladies
A childrens Robinsons Store.
William Colebrook come up from
Curry county the latter part of lust
week and eujoyed a visit with his
mother and sister, of this city.
Late Patterns in cretonne and
silkoline at Robinson’ s store.
Would you like one of those out
Gent'emen, Remember we carry
up to date tuiis, Robinson’s store corner bed spreads? Robinson’s store
has them.
Mrs. Marshall McDonald, of this
W. M. Griffin and Jfaniily, former
city, went to the Bay Thursday
residents of tnis county, who have
with her daughter, Miss Charlotte,
spent the oast few years east of the
for the purpose of consulting an
coast range, mostly in Marion
occulist regarding the latter’ s eyes.
county, returned last week and will
Rolled barley, shorts, bran, wheat, locate in Coos or Curry. They
and cracked corn at Robinson’s
went to Prosper for the present,
Store.
where they will probably spend the
Mr. and Mrs. Hollopeter, of Ban-
winter.
don, came up Fiklay and proceeded
For Sale.— Good 6 cap range
to the Bay where Mrs. Hollopeter
with
30-gallon tank, pipes, etc. En­
took a steamer for Portland where
she goes to visit her old homo and quire at the H f . rald office.
Mr. H returned Satur­
Mrs. N. Lorenz started last week
for Redding, California, where she
will visit her daughter, Mrs 8 . S
Norton
Mr Lorenz has bean vis­
iting at the same place for some
weeks, and they will go to their old
home in Trinity county and other
points before returning.
Ripe and green olives in bulk
at Robinson’s store.
Gentlemen look at our new stock
of hats just in Robinsons Store.
Mrs. W. W. Gatchell and son
Clarence, of Myrtle Point, bad busi­
ness which called them to Marsh­
field on Friday.
D ry Goods and Groceries
..Flour and Feed..
Have you tried a pair of those
Newport hose? 25c a pair at Lyons
& Jones’ .
Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Bennett who
have the greater part o f the summer
looking oftei property interests,
started for their home in Camas
Valley Monday.
Give us a trial order and we
will do our best to please you.
Mrs. Charles Adams, of Myrtle
Point, drove down Sunday with
her daughter, Miss Mabel, who has
been engaged to teach the primary
department of the Riverton school
during the present school year
which began on Monday. She pro­
ceeded on her trip by the steamer
Favorite.
Lyons & Jones.
LYONS & JONES
arrivals from the Grande Round val­
ley, have taken a lease on the Tut­
tle Hotel aud have reopened that
popular hostelry to the travelling
public. Mr. and Mrs. Bissell have
had experience in hotel keeping
and are thoroughly competent to
give a first-class service in this line.
1 Save your table Linen by u seing
silence cloth, 58 in. wide 50c yd. a
Robinson’s Store.
Ohas. A. Kay, a member of Co.
F., Engineers, stationed at Van­
couver, Washington, was in this
section looking after some unfinish­
ed business of the corps that put in
If you intend seeding you land several weeks in this valley a year
this fall, call at Knowlton’s Drug ago. He greeted many friends and
acquaintances made on bis former
store and get prices on seeds.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hicking, of trip.
Try the New Catchem Fly trap.
Prosper, returned Saturday from
a trip to San Francisco with their Drane has them on sale, at 15c or
wo for 25o.
little daughter, Bertine, who is suf­
Mr. and Mrs, I Hacker and their
fering from spinal trouble, and
whom they took below for treat­ daughter, Mrs. L. H. Hazard, went
ment. They are offered gome en­ to Bandon Monday to take steamer
couragement, but it will be neces Fifield for California. Mr. and
sary for the patient to return in Mrs. Hacker go tothier winter home
at LaCanada and Mrs. Hazard and
about three months.
Have you seen those shoes at the children will bs with them a cou­
Golden Rule! Men, women and ple of weeks. Mr. Hazard started
children can be satisfied here. The with his automobile yesterday and
Gotzian Shoe— the one that wears. will join them for his outing also.
I prices.
Second Street, Coquille
Phone 251 .
J. P. Kerr who has ppentthe pcs’
Men, we have an excellent line
year on Cunningham, left -with
of G olf and Negligee shirts, at the
his family for Portland the mid­
Golden Rule-
dle of last week. Their many
Mrs. Morras. who was taken to
friends were sorry to Bee them go
the hospital at North Bend last
away.
week, underwent the operation of
A Iresh supply of sweet and sour
the amputation of her foot, affected
pickles at Robinson’s store.
with gangrene, and was getting
Mrs. L. Cochran, who had been
along very well at last accounts.
to San Francisco for medical treat­
When looking for fine table linen
ment, returned home by Saturday’s
and silence cloth Remember Robin­
Fifieled.
She is not as well as her
sons Store.
friends hoped she would be, but
E. A. McDuffee who sustained a
may feel better after getting over
badly injuted thumb as he jumped
her seasickness.
from a logging locomotive on Cun­
Men get your fall and winter un­
ningham several days since, went to
derwear at The Golden Rule.
to the Bay a couple of trips last
Henry Kern, the North Bend
week to consult the Co’s physician.
It was at first thought that ampu­ foundryman, came over last Thurs­
day looking after business interests.
tation would be necessary.
He took back with him a broken
W ebfoot flour at Lyons & Jones
$1,65 per sack. Try one sack and crank off the feed engine of C. C.
Johnson’s mill, for the purpose of
you will want another.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bissell, late carting a new one to take its place.
Something new— Kaola at Lyons
A Jones. Cheaper and better than
8 . L LafTerty will deliver good
lard. 25 cents per can.
dry wood in Coquille for $1.75 per
Court Reporter Riddle, o f Rose­
tier Phone 111 Farmers exchange.
burg, who brought his family down
B. W. Bates, editor of the Ump­
with him in bis automobile as he
qua Valley News, published at
came to attend the fall term of cir­
Roseburg, made our office a friendly
cuit court in Coos and Curry coun­
call while in town Monday, on bia
ties, took bis folks home Friday,
way to Marshfield, where be goes
they having tired of the outing.
to see friends of his boyhood days,
He returued Monday to resume his
He was accompanied by Mr. Rice,
duties at the reconvention of cour t.
a prominent furniture dealer, also
Sam Clinton came up from Lamps
Lyons A Jones have the pure
of Roseburg.
pineapple juice at 25 cents per bot­ Saturday and brought a sample
For a job of first-class Mending, tle. A nice cool drink-
stalk of corn f'om bis field which
Dying or Cleaning, or a new suit
measured 1 2 feet one inch in height,
Mrs. E D. Kennedy, of Portland,
tailored, call at the rear of the
and is large and well developed.
was in town the first of the week
Pharmacy building. K. Holverson.
This is very good for the lower river
represeming the Modern Company Our up-river sections are better a-
Carl Walker, the 8 . P. Brakeman, in the sale of Kaola, a product of dapted to the growing of corn than
who was injured at Drain five weeks the cocoanut, a substitute for butter those nearer the o 'ean, but where it
ago, was discharged Friday trom lard, etc. She succeeded in secur- will r(,»ch 8Uch proportions a« this
Mercy Hospital. His injuries were ing good orders f,om a number of j *}*• “ .*• *>? D0 raeftn,B a
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Gin ro 1 a nn <
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fnv
n nt
haemrv
there is no excuse
for not
having
complicated by an attack of typhoid our merchants which will
give all p ] e n ^y 0 / green feed for dairy C0W8.
which left him in a very weak cotr an opportunity to try
the new
About Saturday we will have the
dition. He leaves tonight for Port- preparations,
best line of Dress Goods of all
land, where he will spend a couple
Try a pair of those Newport kinds ever showen in Coquille.
of weeks in a hospital. Then he jjose. They will wear longer than Come in to The Golden Rule when
will go to Marshfield for a month.— ^any other hose on the raarget, At you want honest values at honest
Roseburg Review.
We are sole agents for the Florsheim Shoes
for Men and the Utz arid Dunn shoes tor the
Ladies.
These two lines will give us the
strongest shoe line in the county.
You can get pictures in any finish
Lyman Wolff, formerly of Empire
of style at Dean’s Studio. All work
but at present a resident of Lane
guaianteed.
county, visited friends on the Bay
Mr. and Mrs. George Wincheater
and in Coquille several days lately.
of Marshfield returned Monday
Men’s wool underware and a fine
line of hosiery at the Golden Rule. from tbeir outing of two or three
weeks in the mountains of Douglas
Mrs A. M. Stewart who has
county. They had a very enjoyable
spent two or three weeks here visit­ time.
ing many friends, started home
For Sale— A complete GJX8J
Monday, going down by the Fiheld
view camera. Good ns new. Ca 1
to San Francisco. She resides at
at Dean’s Studio.
Turlock Cal.
W. E- Curtis and R. M, Killduff,
New Hosery— You will find the
best hosery in town at Lyons A o f Austin, Pennsylvania, passed
through town Monday en route to
Jones’.
Acy and Thomas Carey, of Curry Piosper, where they will probably
couuty, arrived here Monday morn­ locate. The latter has a son who
ing to see the little granddaughter resides at prosper.
J. H. Magill and son Deck, of
Eden valley, were in town for a
short time Friday. Mr. Magill is
looking very well, the mountain life
agreeing with him.
of the former, the child of Mr. and
Up-to-date line ot men’s and Mrs. M. D- Sberrard who has been
boys’ suits at Robinson’s Store.
ill for several davs.
Ira Bu/.an, the mining man, was
We are receiving new and fresh
Robin­
in town last week purchasing sup­ groceries by every boat.
plies for his camp for the winter. son's Store.
C. L. Bender, the jeweler, of
He is still encouraged and sticks to
Myrtle Point, returned from Marsh­
his claim which is near Eckley.
The Faruieis’ Union at this place field Saturday. He had been there
is to have an especially interesting in charge of the business of I R.
meeting O 't. 1, after which F. S Tower while that gentleman made a
Riebe will deliver an address on a business trip to Portland, being
ec-operntion.
All should bear him. absent a couple o f weeks.
relut.ves.
day.
or apple boxes.
Judge Hall was quite ill the
last the week, but was easier at last
accounts.
S. G. Giles, of Myrtle Point, was
iu town Friday, being on his return
G. G. Swau, of near Dora, was a from a trip to the Bay.
Coquille visitor on Monday.
Have you got s Pair of those New
Fall millinery now on display at shoes at Robinsons Store.
The White House.
E. D. Myers was in town Monday
Robert 0. Train, o f Myrtle Point, giving out samples of some very
fine apples from his place.
was a Coquille visitor Saturday.
Try Slagle for dry cleaning.
V. H. Pease, the retired Myrtle Work guaranteed.
Point-Roseburg stage man, was in
J. A. Brockman, o f Elk Creek,
Coquille on Saturday.
was down Monday with a wagon
Boys, remember Robinson’ s Store load ot fiue peaches, for which he
carries 'he Cluett Shirts.
tound sale without trouble.
L. C Gibson, the carpenter, waB
New and fresh groceries always
up from Baudon between boats on on hands at Dranes Store.
Friday of last week.
Services at Presbyterian Church
Take ease and comfort in a pair Coquille, next Sunday morning at
of Robinsons new shoes.
1 1 . Communion and reception of
W. P. Whittington, of the South members. No evening services.
Fork, made our office a pleasant
D. M. C. Embroidery cotten wo
business call on Saturday.
skeinB for 5<t at Golden Rule.
School books and school supplies
at Knowlton’s Drugstore.
Our fall line of Gents Shoes
are arriving- on every boat
and the Ladies line will be
in in a few days.
High S ch ool N ew s.
The High School started with an
enrollment of thirty five pupils.
Last Monday morning Sept. 26
fbur new pupils were added making
a total of thirtv nine now enrolled.
Last year the enrollment was twen­
ty eight making this year High
School an increase of eleven pupils.
The new schoolars were Ray
Miller, Mabel Crouch, and two
pupils of last years term Matt Ker­
rigan aud Irvin Custer.
On Thursday morning Sept. 22nd
the pupils of the High School each
gave $.25 for the purpose of sub­
scribing for a magazine or magazin­
es which will be helpful in school
work-
They also made a request that
all the Magazines that they could
find should be brought for the use
o f the school.
They also wauted any body in
town who had magazines that they
did not use to let the members of
the “ Committee on Magazines”
know and they would send and get
them the Committee are Eva Sugg,
Alta Stanley, Will Barrow and
Maomi Knowlton.
The teachers and pupils are be­
ginning the High School this year
with an enthusiasm never before
shown and the result will be a
great success for this school year.
H igh S chool B eportijr .
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Church of Chris
Mrs. Ray Wright charmingly en­
tertained a number of friends at her
home on Friday evening in honor
Mrs. Nels Osmundson and sister,
Miss Kate Wickham, o f Ccquille,
who are visiting here for a few
days. The Wright home was giv­
en over to the young people, and as
the hostess left nothing undone
that would in any manner contribute
to the pleasure and comfort of her
guests, the evening was one continu­
al round of amusement. Music for­
med a large part of the eveing’s en­
tertainment, most everyone present
taking part in singing the popular
songs of the day. Dainty refresh­
ments of ice cream, cake and fruits
were served, after which the guests
departed for home, delighted with
the evening’ s pastime. Those pres­
ent was Mrs. Ray Wright, Mrs. A.
C Goettsche, Mrs. J. H. Fairbanks,
Mrs. Nels Osmundson, Misses Kate
Wickham, Josie Vandcwalker. Dot
Cook, Hazel Morey. Maude Baber,
Claudia Coron, Merle Caldwell,
Bessie Cole, and Messrs. Ralph
Dean, Rodtiev Calvert, Fred Wilcox
Lloyd Dyer. Hal Bishop and Roy
Baynard.— Rogue River Courier.
Estray— A large white horse— iu
the Fat Elk neighborhood.
The
owner should take care of this ani­
mal and save trouble and expenses.
"The safe and reliable twin-,
screw
"The New and Speedy
S tr. E liz a b e th
Capt. Olsen,
Maste.
Will make regular tripe between
O o q u ille R iv e r and -San
F r a n c is c o .
N o Stop over at W a y Ports.
Electric Lights. Everything in First
Class Style.
Fuhrman’s
Wafers
are the thin edge of
the wedge for a split­
ting headache.
Easily Taken.
There is a whole lot
Found.— pair ladies kid gloves.
Call at this offiee, porve property
aod pay for this notice.
o f concentrated relief
For Sale.—-Thoroughhted Shrop-
soire rams. Address C. H. Nosier
A Sou., Bridge, Oregon.
25 cents a package.
For Sale—Good high pressure
donkey boiler, eighteen or twenty
horse-power. S. H. McAdams.
Preaching Sunday at 11 a. m.
and 7: 30 p. m. Every body invited
piP st-C les»
to their services, also to Bible school
Servios.
nnd C. E.
Subject of evening sermon “ The
other side of the Sabath question.’’ A T T H E
in each wafer.
Fuhrman’s
PHARMACY
a t a l l Houi»*
P r o m 6 a no to 9 p no.
Skookum Restaurant,
Lost.—A Yellow Hound, about
4 inches of his tail is white also
white on neck, answers to the name
Ladies, you can get embroidery
of BiDgo. A suitable Reward is
inen, hoops and cotton nt the Gold­
offered. $1 g Reward.
en Rule. 2 skeins D. M. C 5c.
F red C olemax .
On account of the resignation ol
Coquille Or.
John Yoakam as road viewer, the
county court met Monday morning
Fruit jars at Lairds a bigstiply,
making a new appointment, and on Econmy Knowltoii and Mason.
account of being ill at the time,
Ladies Hair Goods at The Golden
judge Hall was unable to be pres­ Rule— this is a specialty with us.
ent. Commissioners Anderson and
Wanted—Cbittinu hark, hides,
Dement met and appointed A. J. wool and furs. Geo. T. Moulton.
Rp.dabaugh, of Norway, to the po­
“ A oent W asted .— F or the Pheo--
sition, which act we think will be nix Mutual Fire Insurance Comp­
heartily endorsed by all concerned. any of Oregon. •
The White House is open again
We are in the box business you
will find boxe? of all kinds at Fish*' to its many customers. First Na-
Box Factory.
Robinson’s store has the late
Betsy Ross collar for ladies and
children.
1 tional Bank
Building.
C. A . H A R R IN G T O N , P roprietor.
Ws M a k s R a ta s to
S p s s la l A tte n tio n a iv a n to
■.•gulas B o a r d s n s
cscnnoavalitl |Wan
J. H . O E R D IN G
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN
LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES
MOULI)1NG,CEMENT BRICKS
AN D BLOCKS, SAND AM D
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