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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1910)
Houselining at Laird's. “ The Golden Rule.”— C. H. Cleaves. School supplies Drug Store. I f you want photographs call at at Knowlton’s Deans' Studio. \V. B. Neathery and family have Andrew Smalley was down from moved to Arago. Arago on Monday. store. Fancy work Materials at Tbe William FraDzenbacb, the sculp White House. J. P. Tupper went to the Say tor, was in this city Monday. Monday. G. C. Welch, of Lamps, wis a Qiass Seeds at Knowlton's Drug “ Reddisode’’ cotton bato at The Golden Rule, Mrs. D. Matheis was up from R iv erton Monday. F ob S ale — Black breasted games, inquire at tbis office. red Coquille business visitor yesterday. Amos Corson was up from Ban Couoty Clerk James Watson has don Monday and extended bis visit gone to Portland for a few days. to Myrtle Point. Get your patterns at Tbe Goldeu Pat Rooney came over frem the Rule. They aratbe Standard. Bay Monday and proceeded to Ban Scarfs in silk and wool all colors don for a visit. was up from for ladies at Roses Cash Store. For Sale— A complete 6$X8} Mrs. Ralph Hunt was here from Empire Monday. Mrs. D. S. Rouse Riverton yesterday. J. H. James returned Irom a trip to the Bay Monday. Judge H all came ovei Monday to view camera. Good as new. look after duties at the county seat. at Dean’s Studio. Call f ~ N E W FALL G O O D S ^ Our fall line of Gents Shoes are arriving on every boat and the Ladies line will be in in a few days. J. P. Tupper was & passinger to Some of Robinson’s fall dress William Norris went to Bandon the Bay by Saturday’s morning goods have arrived. for a trip on Friday. train. Mrs. V. R. Wilson aod children W . H. Hunt, of Bandon, went to started for Haywards. California, Fruit jars at L a ird ’s, the House Myrtle Point Monday. on Sunday on an extended visit. Furnisher. Mayor Quick had business at Look at the New overcoats for Robert Waguer, of Bandon, re the Bay, returning Monday morn turned Thursday from a business men at Robinson’s. ing. The steamers Fifield, Elizabeth trip to Portland John Donaldson, o f Prosper, was and Washcalore, and the schooner Beautiful scarfa in tbe latest de a business visitor to Coquille on Ruby sailed from Bandon Friday. signs at Robinson's. Monday. Albert Barklow was down from W. B. Anderson, of the Myrtle Henry 8 engstacken‘ of Marsh- Point section, was a Coquille visi Myrtle Point Monday. fi.dd, was a county seat visitor on tor ou Monday. W . W. Faust was over from Thursday. Fish's box factory crSkeels’ store Coaledo Monday. He was accom A . E- Tyrrell was up from the panied by E. B. McLeod, a step or apple boxes. Randolph Xjumber Co’ s mill the last W. O. Cooper, the Myrtle Point son, from Hoquiaro, Washington, of the week merchant, passed through tbis ctiy who is down to see his mother. J. H. Shields, of Bandon, was in L on g and short white kimonos en route home from the Bay on F ri town Monday on his return from just in at Robinson’s. day. San Francisco. The ferry boat at this city was Ask to see tbe silk waist pattern Fruit boxes of all kinds at Fi sh’ found swamped on Friday morning, at Robinso’s. Box Factory. A number of large flight of geese and the people over the river was Hugh Hastings and sister, Miss are passing over, which reminds us made to realize the convenience of Maud, were passengers to Ban- that the raining season is drawing the ferry, as well as to emphasize don by Friday’s Dispatch. the greater convenience that a near. Oh that F ly Oatchum at Drane’s good bridge would be. N ew silks o f every description at Store Catchum. First Class photographs made at The W hite House. Born - A t Brawley, California, Deans' studio. Old Tollman stand James Hervey had business at September' 2G, 1910, to Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Drcishbacb, tbe County seat yesterday. He re Mrs. B. b . Nosier, a daughter. ports everything nicely at Gravel of San Francisco, who had bpen S. E. Appleton was down from visiting the latter’s parents, Mr Ford. the upper river last Wednesday and and Mrs. R. W. Lundy, of Myrtle Fall millinery now on display at shook hands with old friends. Puint, started for their borne last The White House. Wanted— Tw o girles at the Co week. They were accompanied to Mrs. A. J. Lamb, of this city, who quille Steam Laundry. Bandon bj Mr. and Mrs Lundy. bap been visiting at her old home W ill Anderson, the violinist, re For a good second-hand Singer at Medford, is expected home iu a sewing machine, call at the H er turned from Port Orford Friday few days. ald office. whither he had been to play for a Everything in the line of grocer L . E. Tetters was in from Fairview dance. ies at Drains Store. one day last week and war offering Robinson Store has received a new A1 H iie got in from Roseburg for sale a very fine bear hide. With line of Ladies skirts. Saturday with his automobile, and the assistance of Mr. C. O. Crosby’s Jud Mills was over from the Bay on Sunday had a breakdown near varmint dogs he had succeeded in Methodist Episcopal Church The Golden Rule orrries a full on Friday. He shook hands with a the McAdams place. and complete line of rubbers for capturing a large bear in that vicin number of old friends while in next Sunday Autumnal Day, Up-to-date assortments of allover ity, the coat of fur of which was men, women and children, you need town. Oct. 16 . All Day. lace at Robinson’s. them; we have them. very nice. Best values in school tablets at Tbe First Quarterly Conference Miss Gertrude Miller, the steno This Church will be closed Oeto- j Have you tried a pair of those and meeting Oct. 22 and 23. The Knowltons Drug Stre. grapher, returned to Marshfield Newport hose? 25c a pair at Lyons her lfith and 23d as the pastor will new District Superintendent will The funeral o f the little daughter Friday sfter a visit of a few days lie away at Presbytery and Synod ft Jones’ . preach Sunday morning the 23rd. of Mr nnd Mr-*. W H. Smith, of with relatives nnd friends. On October 30th Sunday morning Carl Walker who is recovering Instalation of League Officers Bandon, took place at the Fishtrap services will be resumed. The infant o f Mr, and Mrs. T. B, from a hurt while braking on the Oct. 23rd. yesterday. Lane is quite ill, and Mr. Lane is on P. at Drain, and who had an at Rouud thread art, also butchers’ Married by the Pastor at the L . J. Cody, the lumberman, was his way from Gardienr, where he tack of typhoid afterward, waa here Wickham Hotel Mouday the 10th, and unbeleaehed linen at Robin up from Bandon Friday. has|been working for some time. yes terday for a visit with his folks Mr. Vivian Sanford and Miss Min son’s. V. L . Arrington, of M yrtle Point, W. S. Jess returned from North and friends. He is still weak but ex nie Myers. A number o f friends of Allen Randleman, of Parkers went to bandon last week to see bis Bend yesterday and reports his pects to be able to return to work the bride and groom witnessed the burg, was adjudged insane by the n6w grandson, that of Mr. and MrB. wife ss getting along nicely, and county court on« day last week and in a week or so. ceremony. G. R. Hancock, of that place. that she will he able to return The Methodist Episcopal mar on Monday guards came from Salem You can get pictures in any finish After finishing its part of the home the last of the week. riage ceremony is both beautiful and took charge of tbe young man. of style at Dean’s Studio. A ll work work of makiug the fill for the rail This is a very sad case, and biB For Sale.— Thoroughbred Shrop- guaranteed. and solemn. road where the Johnson mill trestle At the Autumnal service next many triends hope for his recovery. was burned out the steam shovel soire rams. Address C. H. Nosier W illiam FraDzenbsch, the sculp Sunday in the morning the pastor was taken through this place to & Sou., Bridge, Oregon. Sweaters all sizes and colors for tor, has the foundation laid at Ban will preach on the subject A both women and men at Roses Cash Marshfield Friday. Miss Jeanett Dollar, a niece of D. Store. J. M. Elwood whom 'we reported H. Dollar of this city, arrived from don for a new shop and headquar Basket o f Summer Fruit. ters. Mr. Eranzenbach is a first- There will be other features such There now stands a beautiful moving to the Bay last week, had Portland Thursday to be with Mrs. leased the dairy farm of Mrs. Jane Dollar who has been quite ill for class workman im concrete as well as speeial music, The Presentation monument at the grave of the late Gilman near town and will not several days, but who is improving as in marble and granite, and will otPromotion certificate from Cradle Chas. A. Peterson, the Riverton figure with you on foundations or move to the Bay. Mrs. Gilman and Roll to Beginners Department. One pioneer, who was laid to rest iu the son George, and daughter, Miss at present. any work in that line you may re or two recitations by some children. Masonic Cemetery at this city. The Gentlemen, do you want a new Florcence, will go to Arizona. quire. A pretty and permanent souvenir work was dune by Wm. Franzen- tie? Robinson’s Store is the place to Lyons & Jones have the pure bach, who is establishing e shop at find the stock to select from. of the day to each one present. Orchestra music furnished for pineapple juice at 25 cents per bot A t night there w ill also be a Bandon. J. B. Davis was down from N or all occasions. For terms see E. D. tle. A nice cool drink- Busby at O . K. Barbershop. most interesting service. Mrs. Umberellas Cmberellas for little Jno. S. Jackson, of the city Res- way a day or so last week. The old The Bandon Recorder is Keep Bandon, Miss Ullmann, Mrs. And big old and young, at Roses Cash taurent, started on Saturday for gentleman returned recently from a Store. Van Couver, Washington, where trip to Portland and Salem, attend ing pace with the general growth erson, Mrs. Mace and others will he goes on a business mission, and ing tbe state fair at the latter place, and forward movement of tbe lower take part. This is the great meet. You are river by increasing its issue by com will be absent for a shot time, after which he reproted very good. ing out as a semi-weekly. This is invited. which it is his purpose to visit the For Sale.— Regestered Jersey My stranger friend, come and south, going first to southen Cali bull, thrie year old— $50. Inquire showing the true spirit of the en terprise of the town and its efforts meet with us that day. fornia and Mexico. of Fred Low ry, Coquille, Or. I f tbe Pastor can be of any ser will be appreciated by its many Something new— Eaola at Lyons H . T . Smith, wife and aon, ef Ban- readers and patrons vice in anyway come and see him. are the thin edge of A Jones. Cheaper and better than don, m ale Coquille a visit the latter lard. 25 cents per can. 8 . L. Lafferty will deliver good He is here to help. the wedge for a split part of the week to acquaint them The babies of our Cradle R oll dry wood in Coquille for $1.75 per Mrs. J. T. Jenkins and daughter, selves with tbis city and its localit), tier Phone 111 Farmers exchange. are invited to service next Sunday ting headache. of Bandon, passed through town with which they were highly pleased. something for each of them. What Thursday en route to Myrtle Point Mr. and Mrs. CBas. Radabaugh, Easily Taken. Mr. Smith made our sanctum and vicinity to *e» relatives and of West Milton, Ohio, who had could we do without the babirs. a friendly business call while in E. ScrroN M ace , P astob , There is a whole lot friends. They tell us that Mr. Jen-! been here several weeks visiting town. ins and son Stanlev, are in C alifor-! their cousins, Joe, Andrew and n iF .n . o f concentrated relief Wanted— Men and women to Henry Radahaugb, started for their nia, and that if they find a location in each wafer. o suit them the familv will proba- have clothes cleaned, pressed and home last Wednesday. They go In Coquille, Oregon, October to, ,, , , . repaired. Slagle the tailor. bly move down later. by way of California, in which state 1910, Mrs. J. F. Schroeder, o f par 25 cents a package. __ Ten choice Barred Plymouth Mr. end Mrs. Chan. A. Peterson. they will visit a week or so. alysis, at the age o f 66 years. 11 Rock roosters for sale at one dollar of Riverton, passed thiougb this If you want summer goods, ¡now months 25 days Obituary next .and 50cts each, 4 at $1.25 each, city last week, the former on his is the time to get them. G. A . Rob week. M ust be sold this month. First come WBy to Eureks, California, whether inson’s fall goods are arriving and first served, J. Quick.Coquille, Ore he gocg to congult wjth the 0WDerg Grandma Tenmsou who has been he baa to make room for them.? ill lor some time remains very low. Mark Morras returned yesterday c i the coal mine, of which be is at Mrs. Joe Bledsoe, of this city, Jfrom the Bay where be has been present manager. Mrs. Peterson wenMo M yrtle Point Friday after F if s t - C la s s F e e l « a t «11 H o u r« Wwith his mother since her opera- goes to Edgwood, California, where F r o m 6 a m to 9 p m . S ervi««. noon to catch the auto stage for t o i. I t will bs remembered that she will vist her parents, Mr. and Roseburg on her wsy to San Fran > the old ladv suffered the lose of Mrs. E. J. Parce, formerly of River- cisco, where she will join her ■ one foot by amputation for gan- ton, who have been located at that A T TH IS husband who has been in that city grene some weeks ago. He reports place the paet four or five years, for a month past, sfter which they A . H A R R IN G T O N , Proprietor. her getting along nicely, and that Prepsre— the time is here. Rob- will visit Mexico for a short time It M the limb is almost healed up, and ineon’s Store have opened up their S p e e i a l A t t e n t i o n G i v e n te i Wm F e k e R a t « « to will be several weeks before they that she will be able to return home ^ rubber and aquapelle goods. Get COCnm ereittl M en ! regu la r B oarder« retnrn. We are sole agents for the Florsheim Shoes for Men and the Utz and Dunn shoes for the Ladies. These two lines will give us the strongest shoe line in the county. Dry Goods and Groceries ..Flour and Feed.. i Give us a trial order and we will do our best to please you. M S & JONES k, Phone 251. Fuhrman’s W afers Second Street, Coquille THE Notley Addition IS NOW On The Market Lying Just East of the School House and is the Finest Addition ever platted $50 PE R LOT A N D U P GOOD TERMS B. FOLSOM COQUILLE, OREGON j Fuhrman’s PHARMACY Skookum Restaurant, J. h . O E R D IN G MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN LUMBER, LATHS, SHINGLES MOULDING,CEMENT BRICKS AND BLOCKS, SAND AN I) GRRYEL