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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1911)
LOCAL N E W S. Mlsa Vlrla Moody la visiting with relatives at North Bend this week. i'll VfiK'lAN AND 8UKGKON. Good Burbank seed potatoes for D. A. Jones, of Marshfield, waa a tale In Coquille. C. A, Pendle U Ho e iu Ktohmaud-Uarku Unilding. Coquille visitor Wednesday. ton, phone 3X 3ot2 OonoiLLi, U hkoon . Wood! Wood! Wood! DellV If you hav< well-located land or Gillo ■ Phon« Maia 211. ered at your house for |1.25 a load a g ood business proposition for sale Charles LaChapelle was over from at reasonable price, write me I Marshfield yesterday. at once, enclosing self addressed Seed oata for sale. Apply to W. Dr. C. W. Endicott S. Eachus, Belleu place, near Arago. Btamped envelope for reply (own ers only). Address J. C. Ross. 816 O ìstist Reservations for berths on the S. Second Ave. So.. Minneapolis, Minn. S. Elizabeth for San Francisco, call 4-6t 4 ° * » * «ver First National Hank at Fuhrman’s Pharmacy. House and two lots for sale: lots Large three-year-old colt for sale. -‘‘‘iir«« VUin 431. Coquihe. Oregon 11 and 12, block 50, Elliott's ad C. A, Pendleton, phono 3X. dition Price $400. Phone 3X. John Johnson and family, who I Ray Dement, of Myrtle Point, have been living in town, have now came down to Coquille Saturday, re moved to their ranch, about a mile turning home Monday. £■ D, SPERRY from town. For Sale— Wheat, oats and bar A itorn ey ami Oonnoellor nt L ai Rev. Dr. J. T. M. Knox, of Marsh ley. E. A. Wimer, Arago. Phone Offlo* in R obinson Building field, will be the speaker of the day 5XX. at the meeting of the Coquille Edu John Miller went tt) Marshfield cational League next Friday after- Monday morning, returning in the uoon. afternoon with his mother, Mrs. S. w . c . CHASE, For sale — One good Buck range J. Miller, who has been at the hos nearly good as new; address Mrs pital in Marshfield for the past five ATTOKNKY-AT-LAW H. L. Stephens, Flshtrap, or phone weeks. Mrs. Miller Is much Im Uffloe in liichuioiid-H’irker Building. Farmer 5-1. proved in health. Mr. and Mrs. E. Arneson and I You can't miss it by going to family, accompanied by Miss Dean, Robisons any day. drove down from Myrtle Point Sun 0. R. BARROW Misses Ruby and Pearl Watkins, day to visit friends. of Marshfield, came over Saturday Attorney und Counsellor nt Law F. C. True was a Myrtle Point and stayed till Monday, being the Office Phone 335 Main business visitor Tuesday. guests of Miss Eva Sugg. Resilience I’honc 346 Main For Rent— Six rsorn house, good Now is the time to plant onion CoquiLL* C ity , Gan | garden lot with fruit and berries. sets. You can get them at Lyons & Inquire at Herald office or at J. Jones. O. Fish'S furniture factory. 16t4 ______ I _ _ ______ I_______ Mra. C. E. McCurdy and children, E. E. Johnson went to Marsh of this city, visited In Marshfield J. J . STANLEY field Monday on a business visit, from Friday till Monday. returning home Tuesday afternoon. Quick & Curry make the galvan LAWYER J. E. Paulsen had business which ized screen door; standard sizes on called him to Marshfield the first hand; special sizes made in short Martin b u ild in g • F r o n t S lic e of the week. OoQUILLB, OaSOON order. Also handy, adjustable win Hood roads will soon be here. dow screens, Ironing boards, sleeve Get your order In for a car. New boards, bread boards, drain boards and second hand cars for sale at and meat safes. A. J. Sherwood, Frank Morse was a Myrtle Point Lyon’s garage. A*TnBNKT-AT-LAW, Don't forget the Easter luncheon visitor Monday. N o t a b t P u b l ic , Fresh garden seeds and onion served by the ladles of the M. E Coquille, ; î Oregon church at Mrs. Richmond's on Sat sets at Lyons & Jones. Miss Mary Davenport has accept urday,, April 15th, from 4 to 8 p ed the position lately vacated by m. Price 20c. Ice cream, 10c. The Epworth League of the M. Miss Ella Johnson, at the Golden Walter Sinclair, E. church will hold their yearly con Rule. A t t o r n k t - a t - L a w . Don’t miss It— See Robinson’s vention at this place on April 21, N o t a r y I’ o u l io , 22 and 23. A pleasant as well as shoe window this week. Coquille, Oregon. Miss Kate Farber, who is em helpful time is being looked forward to, i as the chapter has been ployed in the office of the Farmers augmented lately by the arrival of Telephone company, has returned to her work after a vacation of sev Hall & Hall, President Anderson’s son. eral weeks. FLOUR DECLINE. White Spray A tto bn b ys - at L a w , Robinson is giving shoes away— and Web Foot now selling at $1.50 Dealei in U r a l E st a t e o f all kinds. per sack. Every sack guaranteed, see his window. Marshfield, Oregon. Howard Frazee, nephew of Mrs. at Lyons & Jones. Mrs. Richmond has Just heard J. A. Collier, arrived Saturday from Î____________________I from her brother, who left some his home at Moscow, Idaho, and will E. G. D. Holden time ago for Yuma Desert. Mr. visit here for some time. DR. RICHMOND j, L aw ybb , J us TICI or THR P*AOr H. 8. iJomrnissioûer. General Insurance Ag*nt, and Notary Publie. Office in Robinson Building. Coquille Oregon. DR. K. A. LEEP PHYSICIAN ANI) SURGEON First National Bank Building R. B. HOAG, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Richmond-Harker Building. C oquille , - - O regon . Gould has found, to hts mind, an Ideal spot, and has sent for his wife and child. He says they will stay a year to try the climate. Look over our new line of mus lin underwear, at Lyons & Jones. Flora Nellie Baxter, little daugh ter of Mr. and MrB. George Baxter, got her arm hurt quite badly Sun day evening so Mrs. Baxter was not able to leave for her home at Cres- well Tuesday, as she expected to do. Earl Slingsby, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davenport, of this city, returned to his home In Myrtle Point Monday, after a visit here of several weeks. Geo. W. Magill, who lives above Myrtle Point, was a visitor in this city Tuesday on land business. Captain Anderson, of the Salva tion Army, was over from Marsh field Wednesday in the Interest of army work. Dont' forget when down town to drop in at Robinson's. Mr. Mears, of Roseburg, occupied Incorporated. the pulpit last Sunday at the M. E. .Manufacturers of church. South to the delight of all Jh e Celebrated Bergmann Shoe who heard him. The Strongest and Nearest Water Some good second hand cars for iProof shoe made for loggers, miners sale at Lyons 'garage. Bargains, prospectors and mill men. If taken at once. t i l l Thurman Street Mr. and Mrs. E. A .Howatt and P ortland , O re « o *. little son left Wednesday morning for Portland, where Mr. Howatt has accepted a position. Formerly Mr. Howatt was filer at the Randolph Lumber company's mill. McKI.NLKY ITEMS. F. 8now arrived here from south ern California a few days ago. He says things are fine in that locali- tty. H. E. Wilcox went to Coquille He reports the roads in fine condi tion. Jack Mast and wife made a trip to Coquille this week. Several McKinley young people attended a dance given at the Pleasant Hill hall Saturday even-, ing. They report a very enjoyable time. William Bettys of Fairvlew has ] his new automobile home now, He is the first farmer in this part o f ) the country to have an auto, buti as the roads there are well im-1 proved, we expect more farmers to follow his example. j Coquille’s Largest and B est Selected Stock of F urmture and home Furnishings * i "B u ilt — not Stuffed’ stermoor 'EMARK RZGISTERED BANCROFT u.s. pat orr. ITEM S. The rain the first of the week fine for the crops. Mrs. J. V. Leep has been real poorly of late, being a sufferer from appendicitis. The peach, pear and prune trees nre in full bloom and promise an abundant crop. Mrs. A. L. Rice has been enter taining a swell guest lately, a bad ly ulcerated tooth. Chet Heeling came up from Myr tle Point Friday on his way out to his "continuous residence." - Miss Chloe Buell, who is to teach n district 4 2, came up Saturday in company with Mr. Shaner's family, who were moving to their home on Rock Creek. wub Special in groceries at Robinson’s Saturday. EASTER C.\1U>S. Remember M. H. Hersey has a fine line of Easter cards and toys for children at the old stand, the Racket Store. tl Lame Shoulder is nearly always due to rheumatism of the muscles, and quickly yields to the free ap plication of Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale by all dealers. Holy Week at the >1. E. Church. Serlvces at 8 each evening. Palm Sunday. 'T h e Day of Trlmph.” Sunday evening, “ The Day of Au th ority;" Tuesday, “ The Day of Controversy;” Wednesday, "The Day of Meditation and Retirement.” Thursday, ‘The day of Fellowship.” Friday, “ The Day of Suffering.” Easter Sunday, "The Resurrection.” The Coquille Bakery and Confec The booklet, "His Last Week,” will tionery sells home-made pies, also be used. All are invited. makes cakes to order. E. Sutton Mace, Pastor. I am in the market for chitham bark, hides and wool. George T. In cases of rheumatism relief Moulton. from pain makes sleep and rest J. E. Paulson and family arrived possible. ' This may be obtained by home front Portland Friday, where applying Chamberlain’s Liniment. they have been staying for several For sale by all dealers. months. High top shoes at a great cut Editor L. C. Bargelt, of the Myr price at Lyons & Jones. tle Point Enterprise, came down George and Marjorie Lorenz came Saturday to see the Myrtle Point up from Banon Satudrday for a boys wallop Bandon. short visit with their grandmother, Art Man warring moved back to Mrs. C. M. Skeels. the creamery last week, after spend Barred Plymouth Rock eggs. 15 ing the winter months In town. eggs, per setting $1.00. For sale Saturday is bargain day on all by J. Quick, Coquille, Ore. tf kinds of hair goods at the White Miss Florence Wilson visited at House. Marshfield the latter part of last week. H orses tor Sale S. M. Nosier is again agent for the Span of yo ing mares, coming old reliable De Laval Separators. Sample machine and extra parts 6 this spring; weight Between 1600 always on hand. Call in and see and 1700; well broke, single or double. One black horse, coming the new Improvements on them. Brass and Iron Beds, Mattresses, Rugs, L inoleum Draperies, Silverware, Crockery, Tinware, Agat > ware, Stoves, Etc. E V E R Y T H IN G FOR TH E H O M E Wall Paper Wall Paper We have just received a large and up-to-date shipment of wall paper. This stock includ some of the best an to Coquill e. You will time to buv your new paper. Prices from 10 cents up, double roll. W. C. LAIRD Complete House Furnisher REWARD. Twenty-five dollars is offered for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the party or parties throwing our bread crate from the wharf Into the river on April 3. Signed, Coquille Bakery and Confectionery. W hy Bake Bread Coquille Oregon R S. KNOW LTON, President GEO. A. ROBINSON, V. Prt-. R. H. MAST, Cashier parnjers ai)d Wlerchuijts of Coquille CAPITAL STOCK $25,000 A Reasonable Share of Your Business Solicited First Class Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent A J. SHERWOOD Pré». R. E.SHINE, Vise Prêt L. H. HAZARD, C o llie r 0. C. SANFORD, Asst. Cashier FIR ST N A T IO N A L B A N K OP COQUIUI a H, OpBGOfl. al borne when it is just ns cheap to buy it at the City Bakery? Save yourself the work and worry. Fresh bread every day. We also have fresh cakes, pies and fancy pastry con stantly on hand, or will bake anything to order on request. Lodges and social gather- iogs supplied with all kinds of good things. Phone 370 . T ra n sa c ts a General B an kin g Busineß Board of Director». Correspondent». R. O. Dement, A . J. Sherwood, National Bank o Commerce, New York C ! . . ITarlocker, L . H. Hazard, j Crocker Woolworth N ’lBank, Sau Franci Taaiah Hacker. R. E. Shine. 1 First Nat’l Bank ofJPortland, Portland. r m m myrtle foist stare lise :\ - J. L. L A IR D , Proprietor. Leaves Myrtle Point daily at 8 o ’clock Constipation brings many ail 5 years old in spring: weight about 1 » m., carrying mail and passenger.!. ments in its train, and is the pri 1400. Inquire A Smalley's rauch, Arrives ar I.’oselmrg following evening. mary cause of much sickness. Keep Hall’s creek. 2-1614 Stage leaves Roseburg daily at at 6 v. your bowels regular, madam, and vrv •; m. Special rigs for parties at any time. you will escape many of the ail Millinery Opening. ments to which women are subject. Mrs. A. G. Aiken will open up OFFICE A Constipation is a very simple thing, her Spring and Summer Millinery but like many simple things, it may lead to serious consequences. Na Tuesday March 21st, at her store Home Telephone 461. Farmers Telephone 156 ture often needs a little assistance, on Front street. All are invited. tf and when Chamberlain's Tablets are given at the first indication, much FRESH FISH. distress, and suffering may be avoid For Salfr- Cedar posts 10 cents ed. For a nice, fresh salmon, right Sold by all dealers. Builder and from the river, call at the ferry. apiece and alder wood delivered at In this town needs watching' They are to be had each morning. E g g s f o r Hale. $2.25 per load Phone, Farmers Contractor.... Is he your husband, your brother or your son? Ed McAdams. McFarlane strain White Leg 343, Home 393. . We have noticed him gazin ' longingly at tike good watches in our window as lit* thought of tin* poor time-pie e in ^Estimates gladly furnished. § Miss Edna Gllkey went to Ban- horns; next to White Rocks in his pocket NESTED BARRED lb don Saturday afternoon for a short size. Per setting of 15, $2. H. 400 TRAP H I S B I R T H D A Y would be made so h ippy if it brought PLYUIOUTH ROCKS. Capt. Olsen, Maste. M. Branham, Coquille, Ore. 3-30tf him the good watch he deserves—and “ love will find the Call on or address el Coquille (j| visit. Our matings have prcduced stand way,” for the cos» will not break you. It should be a Will make regular trip* between We have some great bargains In Hamilton, They are the railroad timekeepers of ard-bred specimens of exhibition qual mens' high top shoes. • Call and America. $14.50 to $1,000. ity with records ol 242, 227, 222 pgg, in C oq uille River an J San see them at Lyons & Jones. 365 days. F ra n c is c o . Stanley Bartlett, of Randolph, was Baby Chicks and Eggs for Hatching COQUILLE RIVER LINE No Stop-over at W ay Porta. a passenger from Marshfield Mon Book yonr orders now for spring de livery. A few cockerpls from heavy lay Electric Lights. Everything in First For Saturday, 8th day. ing stock for $5 00. Ed Aasen was a business vigltor Class Style. CARNATION MILK— PLYIN G BETW EEN Plymouth Place, Poultry Yards In Myrtle Point the first of the Reservations at Fuhrman's Phar- it Cana for ............................. FRED BACHMAN, Prop. week. CORN MEAL— Marshfield, Box 585 Phone 283 Lyons & Jones have Just Per sack ................................... 2.V j SAN FRANCISCO celved a nice line of corset covers, SEEDED RAISINS— muslin drawers and skirta from the s a il in g e v e r y e ig h t d a y s fo r sale . , WM. FRAN ZEN BACH. Sculptor :! Packages for ...................... 2.V A country store with postofllce in east Passenger, Frei iht _ connection A good, new building Mrs James Richmond was a vis BEST GLOSS STARCH Low Rates and Excellent Accom Per package ........................... .Ac j feet, good business and acre itor at the Bay the first of the modations. Our Interests sre ARM & HAMMER BRAND SODA— trMf of ,Rnrt week. your Interests. 4 P a c k a g e s ...................... Siltc j J. B. Marshall, of near Bandon, linndnn Warehouse C o, A(t*". HIGHEST M A R K E T PRICE FOR waa up the first of the week for a HI T T E R ANII EGGS Nosier A Moulton. Agis,Coquille. visit with Mr and Mra. C. R. Bar- Thon« Main 111, Farmers 483, lies, .183. The City Bakery r W. H. BOYLE Laird’s Livery Barn, Myrtlo Point A C E R TA IN M AN Str. Elizabeth SPECIALS STMR. E. C. B A R K E R & CO. FIFIELD BANDON AN D San Francisco and Bandon P E A R T ’S C O AL