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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1915)
Sheriff Johnson went to the Bcv Death of Capt. W . C. Harris Jem» Byt-r», made a trip to Marsh- Jubilee Quartet Picture Show at W agner yesterdsy. -------- I field laat week. Don Gardner, of Marshfield is in Captain W. C Harris, loimerly I Mra. William Grow of C »ledo, Many ------ seats ---- have ------, - alre.dy been Henry A. Schmeder, who has so Judge Coke was in town on waa a Coquille visitor laat week. town today. ¡M srTfie'd^died^suddenlTof'bean *0,d ,or ,be California Jubilee All-1 successfully conducted the Uniqus Thursday. Tom Benhsm.of Fairview, was in failure yesterday morning at his ^‘ ar Quartet which will appear at j piotur»» show at Myrtle Point for a John Aaaen made a trip to Marsh Choice Oniou Sets 10 cents per home after cranking his automobile, 'he Grand theater Thursday and nutuber of years, ia preparing to field od business one day laat week. town on business today. pound at Knowlton'a Drug Store. the doctor will probably as a rru n y nights of this week under the [ °Pen Yoakham made a business He was 65 V «»* of a8e “ d » & a* Friday °P«° * » picture show at the new Jack Wayne of Bridge, was in Jap Yoakbam made a Ted Baiter was over front the Bay 11 progressive aod highly respected auspices of the Senior Class of the *0W[> ot Wagner. He baa given the order some o f th e mod town on busioeaa the middle of laat trip to Warner last Friday. iriiiren _ , _ last Sunday. « i u ’ • • f Coquille High School. The pro- ^ regon Power Co. an order for 3 1-2 week. T Prav of Mvrtle Point waa \u He was the leading citizen for ^ R P u ... AA .. * ern devices that are de C. B. Wright waa up from Ban- m. . .... . , , * uianv vears at Surnuer where he hram wl11 l>e entirely different each kilowatt direct current generator to Home maod taffiea, brittle« etc. town laat Wednesday oo bu«ioeH8. manv years at oum e , nere ne . f,.rnUh * l „ . signed to afford comfort doD, Sunday. at Folaom’a Confectionery Aiwa)» , , ¡conducted a store and hotel and night and will include both solos furm*h light, and this will be op*»r- J. F. Br\aut, of Sacreiuento Cal. ¡operated a line of gasoline boats to and quartets consisting of planta a gas engine until the elec- James Collier, was over from the fresh. Try them to invalids or aid to at a day the middle Marshfield. . . . He - also i— j :— ------- j ________a * apent - - in Coquille - tv owned the tion — melodies, sacred sengs and pop- j ^r*c power line is built to Wagner Bay on Sunday. Iri, E,rod of Ma Afield, tendants. 'o f laat week fine farm adjoining oumner, which . . 1 • »» . . a .is one of the best pieces ol Grass uUr a,rs Tb,s ,s a V<o&am that Mr. bchroed.r will give s show three ltuben Mast Jr. waa up from Ban- Coquille visitor ihe middle of laat W an t e d — Cbitham Mirk nights a week in the hall that is be 1 land in Coos cou oiy , and be also aPPeaIs to all Those well educa- Time and annoyance don Saturday. week. peel. Call on or addre.s operated a cheese factory, taking ted in music will have no fault to ing built by the Bmith-Powere peo- Frank Lapp, was over from the Attorney Tom Hall, of Marshfield, may be saved by coming Geo. T. Moulton, | !bree g0|d medats for cheese at the find with these people, each ol pie,having closed a lease with them, Coquille, Oregon. |sUtc fgir. He leavcs a widow aDj Bay Saturday. was in town the middle of last week directly to us for whom is an artist in his line, and ^ '8 sa'd that there are five logging Dr. P. F. Parsons came up from 1 one son and four daughters, all B. B. Wilson, of Marshfield, was on business, the songs are also of suth a nature cau>P* in the vicinity of Wagner in town Sunday. Miss Edith Thomas was visiting Bandon yesterday and made a trip • grown. that the ear uutiained to music will an‘^ th® show will undoubtedly t u Sick-Room Goods , V“ " . . _ William Hall, of Myrtle Point.was her mother, at North Bend the first i to Marshfiehl aod is «gain back in be able to appreciate the exquisite j°y a good patronage. Investigation {Now Un j our city. j 6 here yesterday. of this week. melody always lound in a good -----------■ «. We have a complete It is leporte I tbit l*«t, weok frou Doc Jambon, came up from Ban- 1 The Sumner Orcheatrs went to Inspectors Edwards and Fuller colored quartet. Old Southern mel- W ant A d Did It stock of such good and Beaver Hill Saturday to play for a fishermen from Myrtle Point caught arrived here from Portland today odies aud jubilee songs form a good- i don last Sunday. ____ 42 salmon with ho >k an I line, up and at once started their investiga our prices are right. A D. Mills, of Baudoo, wsa iu dance at that place, 1> uart of this program. These Many newspapers have a column tion of the recent collision betwten town laat Sunday. Onion Sets, ihe best that can be : the South Fork, sevi-rd miles above the Telegraph and Charm The songs originated in the S o u t h devote 1 to the news of ten, twenty. Myrtle Point.^ witnesses have all been summoned. among the negroes, and it takes the or a greater number of year* ago. D .M . Ì ..H I .1 .p .„ . Kuowlton’s Drug Store J. L. Barker, of Fairview, was in There are fifteen for the Telegraph negro singer to bring out the ex- A paper io Portland, under the : Sunday at tbis^ptkee Howard Pike is out again after town today and says that be con and five lor the Charm Captain quisite melody to be lound in them bead ‘'Fifty Yexrs Ago Today,” re Joe Barklow, of Bandon, spent The Rexall Store Tickets are on sale at H. O. A d - being confined to hie bed for a templatis a trip to Califoruia to vis George Leueve’s testimony was tak printed an advertis >meut for a feu. last Sunday io our eity. en this morning aud Captain J. . .... . .. ■ . . . . week with blood poieoo aod a very it his ouly remaining sister. r, . IT J derson s and may be obtained there A Mrs. R. N. Field, in Portland, Dunham s this afternoon The ex- ; . W. M, Laird, of Sitkum, was in bail cold. The old post office room ie beiug amining of witnesses will take up or ol mctn^ers ° f l^e -^euior class reading = the __ advertisement, ___________________ Professional Cards recalled our city ou Thursday. and possibly The prices are: reserved seats 50 tha, ghe ha(1 half a ceDtury b e f o r e The boye are digging out their prepared for the occupancy of C. J . the whole alternoon T. W. Davis, of Portland, spent I batbfog 8Uita and teating the Fuhrman, doubling the size of bis some of tomorrow morning, so we cents, school children 35 cents; and foun , guch a fan a0(J it wag atm jn Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT last Frida; in our city. warmth of the river water, Another drug store aud giving him room are unable to publish tbe result ol only the 50 cent seats may 1« re- her pogseggioo Sbe ,ocated th, D entist the proceedings iu this issue Attorney Treadgold, of Bandon, good sign that Bpring is at hand, which is badly Deeded for bis stock Si,r' e^' ____ original owner of the fan end re Office over First National Bank Phone Main 431 was a Sunday visitor here. j Morrie end Ottie Wisler went to Mrs. T. M. Dimmick returned' Cheese Factories to Start turned it to her.— Sunday School For W eek-D ay Ball S McMaughton, of Bandon, wae Beaver Hill the middle of last week Friday from a two days visit to Advocate. E. D. SPERRY I. Chandler, of Lee, wag in town in town Friday on business. \ to help put the finishing touebee on Marshfield. Miss Hammond acted Claude Nosier, of Bridge, spent i ou Friday and renewed his allegauce A ttorn by and Ham Bunch of McKinley wee in the new school house, at tbae place. iD her place as librarian during her T H E C ounsellor at L aw to tbe Herald. He says that the from last Friday until yesterday iD towo the first of this week. I am io the market for Cbitbam absence. Office in Kobinson Building m lk business in the Lee neighbor our city. He came here for the V Anderson of North Bend, wae 1 Bark,Butchers’ and Farmers’ Hides, hire 8 . L Ball, of this place has hood is gettiDg into full swing and pUrpose of organizing a base ball : . , . . I Wool, Pelts aod Furs. sufficiently recovered from her oper tbe McCloskev and Mnzier cheese league between the Sunday Schools >n towo on business veaterday. ’ — W. C. CHASE G eo . T. M oulton factory will start about the first of Is Getting ation to be removed to her home. It is both cheaper and better to A ttorney at L aw April. Last season in the Lee neigh- here and at Bridge. The Christian Mra. J. W. Leneve made a trip to She is improving very fast and get bnrhood about 9000 pounds of milk and North and South Methodist buy your Garden Seed in bulk. the Bay yesterday, to cousult Dr. Office in Richniond-Barker Bldg KoowItoD’e Drug Store ting stronger every day. were produced daily, and this sea have each agreed to organize a team Straw about the condition of her Among old residents of other son it will be iucieased to 10,000. and Bridge already has a team in Carrying News from all Parts W. W. McNair, of Myrtle Point, eyes. Mr. Chandler ir alive to the fact that | C. R. BARROW This will make four parts of the county noticed at the ranches iu this Bection generally are 1 the field wa9 in town one day last week. Popular Music and F ancy A ttorney anii C ounbbllok at L aw Lester Dement, cashier of the Johnson funeral were E. A. Auder- Mrs. A. McCleod, of Bandon, was Assorted Candy too large, and that twice the popu- teams a,ld Mr' Nosler sta,es that he Office Phone 335 F la n a g a D & Bennett Bank of Myr son and Alfred Matson, of Marsh lation could be easily supported by ; thinks he will be able to get a team Residence Phone 346 in towo last Friday oo buiiuees. tle Point, w a a transacting business field aod R H. Rosa and Adam better methods ou smaller acre- or so at Myrtle Point. He says Dr. Leslie Johnson and wife, of in this place last Saturday. a8e- that the league will be organized Persbbaker, of the lower river. J. J. STANLEY Myrtle Point, were in town last Sun J. L. Elliott and wife of Marsh and the games played on weekdays LAWYER Rev. Albert S. Hiaey of North day. The Difference field, were in town yeeterdey on Richmond-Barker Building instead of Sundays. Bend, who delivered a lecture for Cbas. Dye of Myrtle Point, was their way home after spending a When one attends a gathering Coquille, Oregon the benefit of the M. E Epwoith io town the last of laat week on bus month at the ’Frisco Fair. like that at tbe courthouse last eveu- Born League Friday bveuing, was accom ing it is edsy to distinguish those iness. A. J. SHERWOOD All the “ Bandoniana” that were panied bv Mrs. Hisey. and they wicked Indies who go to picture A ttorney at L aw Sweets high-grade chocolates jn town Sunday eeemed to be threat- were the guests of Rev aud Mrs. shows aud ibe good ones wbo do N 08L ER—In this city March 10 First National Bank Building and box candy at Foleom’i Confec 1915, to the wife of Bird Nosier, not. The former have enough con ened with au attact cf sunstroke. C H. Bryau while in the city. Rooms 2-3-4 tionery only. sideration for tbe p ior sinners be a 10 pound son. They seem to be like fish out of H. W. Holverstott, of Fairview, hind them to n m >ve their hats, Frank Fay, of Bandon wae here water whenever they get away from was in town Friday, paying taxes while the latter—don’t. Fine, large, L J. LILJEQVIST Sunday to attend the funeral of The Heauy and Disagreeable that Bandon Breeze, and doing other business. He is handsome, presumably exp»u»ive, A ttorney at L aw Alfred Johnsoo, Sr. Burden of the Family Washing perpendicu ar plumes completely bid Spring Millinery will be on dis First National Bank Building Made as Light as Possible. Judge Coke, was over from the play a t the White H o u b s Wednes of the opinion the removal ol induce tbe epeakei from quite a large num Coquille, Oregon ments for the early payment of taxes ber of tbe audience last evening, and Bey Suuday to attend the funeral day March 10th. is a mistake, especially as it leaves it furnished a Sue and healthful ex of Alfred Johnson, Sr. Mrs. Lindberg, of Port Orford, the school districts baudicapped WALTER SINCLAIR ercise to d. dge around and tiv to Taylor Dement, was down from who bae been visiting her eon Ed to e itch an occassional glimpse cf while they wait for fuude. A ttorney at L aw W e haxTe had so m any inquiries lately Myrtle Point to attend the funeral Lindberg, of Marshfield, for some regarding- Eczem a and oth er skin dis biro. The building that was recently eases, that we are g lad to make our Notary Public Coquille of Alfred Johosoo, Sr. time, is now visiting at the home of answ er public. A fte r ca re fu l in vestiga occupied by Chas Baxter, aud tion we have found that a sim ple wash No Cup Available E. Oakes of Bandon, was in this her eon, Tom Lane, of tbieoity. o f Oil o f W intergreen, as com pounded known as the Edgedale Buffet, ou In D. D. D. P rescription, can be relied place on Wednesday and Thursday upon. W e w ould not m ake this state J. C. Whittiogton, of My tie Point, front street is now beiog gone over The Coquille Rod and Gun Club m ent to our patrons, frie n d s and neigh of last week, on business. was in the city yesterday. Mr. aod fixed up. Mary Nosier intends received a letter trom tbe Dupont b ors unless we were sure o f it— and although there are m any so-ca lled Ec- Save money by buying your Gar Whittington is one of those people moving her confectionery store aud Powder Co. Staling that they were I R I " « rem edies sold, w e ou rselves un- den Seeds in bulk, instead of smgll dear to the newspaper slave— be unable to send ibe "Fred Gilbert recon’ mtnd D' D' D' Pre' packets, at Knowlton’s Drug Store. keeps his subscription paid in ad bakery into it some time iu the near Cup" which the club had made ap « 'u .S 'S lJ S fflS ’ Pr£ Regular as the Clock future. plication for, as they were entirely «criptioo. Tom Mehl.came up from Prosper vance C. J. FUHRMAN, Druggist R. H. Allen, who has been em out of the cups, on account of so 1 laet Saturday to attend the funeral Our City Marsbnl A. P. Miller ployed iD Fuhrmau’s pharmacy dur- many clubs having applied before of Alfred Johnson Sr., last Sunday. was seen spaJing up a email tract this one. Tbe club were going to the last two years, resigned his po "U shoot for this cup on Si. Patrick’s M tb Pbeobe Whetstone who has of ground in front of the City Hall, sition last Thursday. He is thi lik Dav and were a very dTs.rpointed First-class fare or..;...............$7.50- been quite ill fot the past three today. It is bard to determine Up freight, per ton................. 3.00 ing of leaving this city in tbs very bunch of sports. They contented weeks is reported to be improving. whether be is going in for garden oear future but hasn’t decided just themselves with shooting lor a lew Frank Burkholder went to Marsb- ing or is digging angle worms, with where he will go. By his cheerful tin cups and having a good ti n , E. & E. T . K ruse despite their disappointment. Tell ¡sat Saturday to attend the , the idea of going fisbiog uese and accommodating ways he 24 California Street, San Francisco Fsim re’ Union meeting at tbit Geo. Robioson. Bert Foleom ami has made many friends here who Dr. V a n ce Heard From pi ice. wife were out iu the Middle Creek 1 will very much legrel seeing him Lirge Stock of Ens era Marble and For Reservations Duiing the last few mouths C. J. country after a mese of fish last leave. His position at the pharma- * OraD'lmV* Lf-nevft is in ruceij t (iranite in finished form r^ady J. E. N O R T O N Fuhrman has had pip>s amounting Thureday. They went in Mr. Robiu- cy will be taken by Chas. H m iocker nf h cm id from Dr. \V K V idc -. m for y .ur inspection we 1 known obi phy-i mn ol «1 is Agent, Coquille, Oregon to the turn of twenty dollars, stolen sou ’ b auto and bad a good time even « «•» * All kin«Js of cemetery work if the fisb were on a strike aa for as place, wno p actiseJ lie « th ty from his store. Designs to please all tastes ami prices N ew Marble W orks \ei»s Su.ee h I ft heie a biting wae concerned. t > suit all pocket hooks. Kasy Kuowltou's Drug Stare c rries a number of year« ago no om h h Large supply of Gardeo Seeds terms jiiveu if den red. Have vou paid the printer. full lioe of Garden and Field Seeds, James Hogan, recently from A'a-i- known Lin whereabouts and he was biso the best Ooion Sets at 10 ernte1 both in packets aod in bulk at ka, is preparing to open up a mar-- thought to be «lead hy many of hi« Knowlton’a Drug Store State of Ohio, city of Toledo, I — per p o u n d . ble works in Coquille. He b-ie as , old friend« The earl however Lucas County, f Chaa. Baxter wae over from the cured a location on Front stree «tales that be ia well aud th «t he im Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is JAS. HOGAN, Proprietor E E. Ftednirka, . f Bridge, ie senior partner ot the firm of F. J. Cheney He eaya that hie weBt of tbe laundry, wbere be wifi residiutf at Fresno, California. He 4k Co., dolns business In the City of To uow io be seen behind the counter Bay Sunday. ledo. County and State aforesaid, and build a large sbed to ahelter bis extends bis congiatuiations to Mrs that said Arm will pay the sum of ONB at the Farmer'» Union Store where! ealoon was brokeu into Saturday H U N D R E D D O L L A R S for each and ev B lo c k . He will haudle all Eastern Leneve on her 89th birthday. ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured tie expecte to bold a position for an night and the caeh register brokeu marble and granite, and a large by the use of H A L L 'S C A T A R R H CURB. ind. finite length o f time. 'ld,° 8mMh*d, but thst the rob stock will arrive in about ten days. F R A N K J. CHENET. Launch Sunk Sworn to before me and subscribed la bers only got about eleven dollar! The stock will be received in finish my presence, this 6th day of December, E C Barker, was over from the jn gman cbange A . D. 1SS6. ed form, ready for lettering, and t The N e w Shoe Styles (Seal) A . W . G LE A SO N . Alb-gaty country Sunday He _ __..... .j ____ ___ ___ The Teddy Bear, gasoline launch Notary Public. patrons can see exactly what they belonging to tbe Aaseo Bros sunk H a ll'! Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally •»ent trom here to Fairview to pay are buying Designs to please the £ A r e Truly Feminine and acts directly upon the blood and mu at tbe mill boom last Thursday cous surfaces of the system. 8end for a brief visit to his mother an I fath most fastidious, and prices to Butt testimonials, free. morning. John Aasen states tbut any pocket book. A d v one inteud- er, Mr. and Mre. J L Baik-r He F. J. C H E N E T A CO.. Toledo, O. ®* Never h ave w o m e n ’s s h o e » Sold by all DruEdsta, 75c. KATES: One cent a n n word, each in-! ing to buy anything in . . this line they have no suspicions as to lh>- returned to the Bay yeeterday. — A 1 A M X T A L ^ 1 A A I n — 3 C . •* played a more important part in cause of her siuking o d I v their own Taka BaU'a Family Pills for c on attpatlee sertion. No charge less than 15 cents would do wsil to wait until . they see correct toilette than during the private ideas,and it is to be suppos _ . . this stock, end place their orders at ^ coming Fall and Winter Seasons. FIRSTCLA8S R » ° abo“ t automo- bom< Regp()ng)b|e parties c a D ed from tbe gist of bi» conversation ^ A s is usual, our stock comprise» bile for sale cheap Address 245 mRke gatiafactory arrangements for on tbe subject, that be thinks tbe 0* all of the accepted modes for Turks or German submarines are 0*10 o t ! Herald office. It. terme of paymeDt. •• formal and informal wear. Their operating on the Coquille River. LOST— Small, round Uvellier. blue •• elegance o f curve and contour Tbe boat was raised tbe same day bird in center, pearle on wings, is restrained by good form— Local Teachers’ Institute and the damage was slight. finder please leave at Herald of-j •“ refined by good taste. Devoid of all exaggeration. J fice. * ltp F__ Arrangements have been com plot- Heed the Law aptly describes this store. We SkOE REPAIRING—Done prompt- edfor an excellent teachers’ institute have a complete line of gran Game Warden Tboiuae was iu ly and done right Price» r aeon- here tomorrow. Dr. H. D Sbeldoo able— C. H Dondono, at tbe Gf Oregon University, who his re town yesterday. He said tbat he ite, cast iron and aluminum would like to have it impressed up 2-23-tf tha ferry. kitchen utensils, milk pails, cently studied in Germanv, will on tbe express companies and post tpm make their appeal to every woman who appreciate« good form, good ^ sprinkling pots, wash boilers, FINE RANCH FOR RENT— With tell of modern educational tenden- office parcel post departments that ©• and unusual wearing qualities ^ in fact, every kitchen and 18 cows, all kinds of farming im- cjeg ¡ D tbat country, and Prof. A. L. thev are liable to a tine if they duu’t ** You owe it to yourself and to your pockatbook to examine theae splen. ^ plemente. $80(1 per year cash Pearson will give an address on J heed the laws governing tbe ship household necessity. did new models before making your selection. ^ rent. Pacific Real Estate Co ping or sending of furs. The pack pemnaDebip. Other addreeees «ill ga You are always assured of courteous treatment and expert fitting at oi r 2-9-4tp age containing furs must be labeled Tbe be made by local teachers •» flora. , “ furs,” and the sender’s name with FOR S A L E — Fresh milch cows, 31 m ohairf goats, good ranch *P' ak«D8 wdl beS '" at 1 bie trapping license number must bead th® mornlo8 bour* wll> be ’•P« "1 appear ou the package. team barber ebair. Hill & Mur- in visiting grade rooms All who —•— phy. tf ______________________________ are interested in tbe schools are Portland Semi-Weekly Journal a- I Complete House Furnisher Laird Building I OLD NEWSPAPERS—Cheap at the cordially invited to attend tbe after- and Coquille Herald, both for $2.00 i Herald office noon s e s s io n a year in advance. W h e n Sickness MEHLY MENTIONED Comes FUHRMAN’ S PHARMACY MACRON CONFECTIONERY M o r e Popular Every Housewife Is Entitled T o Have What Cures Eczema? Str. Elizabeth Our Service W ill D o The Trick COQUILLE LAUNDRY &ICE CO. San Francisco a n d Bandon Oregon Marble & Granite Works WANT COLUMN a h m m k T h e H o u s e w ife ’s Friend | ~ U t z & D u n n C o - footwear fix Women \ •; I i H. O. H N D E R S O N H LYONS & JONES l ^ n u u iu u u u m u u u u iu u u