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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1916)
A New Kodak in a New Size Pictures 2 7 -8 x 4 7-8 WANT COLUMN ) Manager F E McKenna re improved we,e at home for lbe week-end. turned this afternoon from a busi Lark Mast is still ihe same old Miss Wilma Leti sustained some RATES: One cent a word, each in ness trip to Marshfield. "L ark ” though he was nursing a minor bruises Tuesday morning sertion. No charge lesB than 15 cents' One G o to Q uick’s for your screen bad cold. His jovial good nature when her horse 1.11 awav FOR S A L E — Registered Holsteiu doors aud saw filing, saws, gum caunut be dimmed by such trifles, shall came loose, which fiigliteued cattle, stock bogs, and horses for ming, second bund snws, carpenter or by the weight of years. Mrs. j the horse and caused it to run. The sale or irade tor dairy or beef tools, axes, brush books, tie hack Fred Mast has moved near Ihe buggy caught on the bridge at Cul slock. Address David McKeu- ing tools. school house for the winter so as to ver’s mill and Miss Wilma was zle, Port Orford, Ore. 8 i lotp Judge Coke granted the circuit give the children the full benefit of thrown out. One of the Culver GOLDEN IT A L IA N BEES— And court a recess yesterday owing to the school. Miss Hairy, of Brew boys went to her rescue and as Queens, untested $i, tested $i 50 the general demand from jurymen ster Valley, is teaching and seems sisted her to the house. Purity mating guaranteed. F. and lawyers for an opportunity to to tie meeting with the approval of Miss Dorothy Hooton was ill M. Alley, 697 N. Cottage, Salem, attend the circus. the entire community. She is a with la grippe Friday and Satur Oregon 7-i8-iotp Highest price paid for county very successful teacher day, but is able to attend school ■crip and orders. The Title Co tf We tailed to meet our friend L. this week M orey to loan in small amounts on in proved city properly The 1 A Lawborn on this trip as be was Miss Lila Smith and Miss Htrlda These lights are guaranteed to burn 700 Hours. Replacement absent trom home, but his son R. Warner spent the week-end with Title Comp nv. tf Mrs. L. Mce Avery was visiting H. and wile we met on the road as made on basis of number of hours burned Miss Smith’s sister, Mrs. Minard. Sheriff Johnson and deputies tti Coquille Saturday. Laird aud Slagle were in Marsh they were going out for a visit. C. H. Nosier plans to move his Rev. F. G. Jennings relumed At Lee Mast’s we met with a family to Myrtle Point Thursday. field yesterday to assist the local from the Bay this morning authorities there iu handling the welcome and visited for a couple of Mr, Nosler’s school at Stringtown Miss Mary Cheney, of Bindoo circus crowd. hours. He is working with the will begin Oct. 2 came up Friday to accept a poMtion Heller threshing outfit as measurer District Attorney Liljeqvisl came J G. Houser came home from in the Club cafe. but chanced to be taking a day’s over Ibis morning to take up the Weekly’s road camp last week. Money to loan in small amounts prosecution of the case arainst J. vacation. Miss Pearl Ford was quite sick on improved city prop rty. The At most of the homes along the M. Young, of Bandon, charged last week, but is able to attend Title Company. ( 5 -Utf way we found things going on in school now. with the muider of a Greek there Mr. and Mrs Paul Sterling mov the old time fashion— everybody last spring. Mrs. F C. Rookard has recover ed into their new bungalow on busy and everybody happy. ed from her recent illness. Bargains— 1 incubator 50 egg P'irst street Saturday. Then we meandered on to where capacity; 1 set heavy harness; 1 set Mobley Weltch has returned to Ladies’ and children’s rubbers, Painter falls and hooks; 1 plow, 10 the road turns down to Lee. As his work at Powers, rubber boots, rain coats and capes. inch; 5 sewing machines. Will sell we traveled on down this way we • ♦----------- The Ladies’ Bazaar. cheap or 1 xebange for chickens or noticed that much road work has East Fork Items (Complete House Furnisher) Frank Leslie left this morning anything useful I can handle.—At been done and where formerly was Q uick’s for Myrtle Point, where he will a narrow winding road there now Mrs Mary Laird left Thursday for John Cannon and E H. Lamb, is a broad road on easy grade aud Whirtier, Calif., to visit her parents take orders from the merchants. F. E- McKenna, manager ol the of Malheur county, are looking with graceful curves. Nowhere in Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hall. Mr. Hall local Oregon Power Co., was in over this section aud taking a whiff the county has more or belter is a “ bailer,” which is a man who ol the ocean breezes as a relief from work been done, except, perhaps is a success at digging up orange Marshfield on business Friday the summer climate of Eastern Ore on the Marshfield road Part of trees for shipment, with a ball of J. W Mast, of Bandon. passed One side o f your Pass Book will show all the money you have gon. received. The other side will show all you have the way is now well graveled and earth of sufficient size so that the re paid out, and through towu Sunday on his way the cancelled checks are your receipts. Rev. T. H. Downs left this morn part ot it planked so that there is roots have not been disturbed, and to the North Fork country. This fine arrangement is yours if you will open your check ac ing for Lebanon, where he will at only a short piece that is not now the earth is transplanted with the count here. Money to loan in stmill »mounts Your account will be given careful and considerate attention. The new trees. on improved city property. The tend the conference of the M. E fit for winter travel Church. Rev. Edgar S Mace, of grade will doubtless get pretty soli Title Company. tf A man by the name of Miller and family, who have been living Henry Huggins, who is here Myrtle Point, also went out this this winter. CAPITAL and SURPLUS $60,000.00 At Dee Myers’ we found the for the past two years near Co compiling records iti the Kinney morning. A. J. SHERWOOD, President L. H. HAZARD, Cashier The Powers band gave a minstrel threshing crew busy shelling out quille, went out Friday over the R. E. SHINE, Vice President O. C. SANFORD, Asst. Cashier tax case, was a Marshfield v H ’ or show at the Scenic last Tuesday the golden sheaves The yield of Coos Bay road with their prairie Friday Reports come from the Bay that night, and put up a very enter tain- oats war about 80 bushels per acre schooner loaded to the guards, the crowd there yesterday was the ing show. Counter attractions made which is a bumper crop, yet but bound for Nampa, Idaho. Frank Howe and Lloyd Leather- largest ever seen in this part of the the audtence a small one, but those few raise grain as the land is too who were there greatly enjoyed the valuable for other purposes. An man who started for Canada to visit country other thiug we uoticed at the Myers Everett Howe, had to turn back performance. Yesterday was circus day on the farm and some others was a splen trom Portland on account of Frank The Clamao National Stock Com bay and the population of the val did crop of pears and other fruit being sick pany put on “ Peg o’ My Heart” at ley towns temporarily shrunk to the Scenic Thursday, giving an ex going to waste because there was Wby don’t the Herald man tell almost nothing. ceedinglv good rendition of the no market for it. It is a shame what he thinks of the evidence in Miss Haniet Sweet spent Satur play. They may appear here again that this luscious fruit should go to the McLeod-Cameron case? day and Sunday with her parents this week, and if so they will un waste as there is always a big de Ira Howe, of Marshfield, and an in tb's city returning Monday to doubtedly draw a good attendance mand in the world markets, but it insurance man from Portland, have her school at Merchants. requires a cannery The writer been lookiug for life insurance sub We make no special mention of well remembers when tons of the those attending the circus at Marsh same fine fruit rotted in Washing- jects on the East Fork. Governor Withycombe’s inau field yesterday; what’s the use, ; ton because it could not be cared Th Hrald’s Special Coos County everydody was there. ! for, but the time came when the gural address and the management News Service canneries gladly paid good prices of the state prison tally to a tee. H M Shaw M. 1 *. Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Specialist. Bax for all available supplies and pears The Oregonian and other Republi Random Rambles ter Hotel, Coquille, Friday, Sep. that were worthless suddenly leap can papers would have rent the air 29th Glasses Fitted. 9-19 2t ed to $20 and $25 per ton. The with yells if a warden had been (By a Rambler.) Bert Seal r.nd J. H James sent building of dryers and canneries killed and the general rottenness out a case of late strawberries to go On Tuesday last the Rambler here will save thousands of dollars had developed under Governor into the Coos county exhibit at the passed through Fairview on his that are annually going to waste. West, as shown up at the Board Slate Fair which opened yesterday. meeting in Salem a few days since. way to McKinley It was a beau Bridge Briefs Gov. Withycombe is a stand patter Roadmaster R. B. Murdock, ol tiful day full of soft autumn sun for political rewards to his friends Coquille, came over last evening to shine but a gloom lay over the Miss Laura Knight, of Myrtle inspect highway work in this vic quiet scene that marred all its Point, visited her sister, Mrs. D. R. aud an “ educator.” R. A. EASTON inity and to see the elephant.— beauty. A life had been suddenly Cribbins and others here last week. --- snuffed out. A frightful accident Times. Mrs. H. H. Brownson has gone Riverton Briefs Planks are being hauled to the occurred in which Alva Neely lost (o the State Fair at Salem. She road over Shuck mouutain on the his life. We had not the pleasure will visit relatives while there. Several more pupils were en North Fork, which will be planked of a personal acquaintance, but Mrs. Auita Clemans and son Orlo rolled in the primary room last % - before the heavy rains set in. This from the lips of many we heard made a trip to Myrtle Point Satur week, making now about sixty pu road is used a great deal by the words of admiration and praise for day. pils enrolled. the young man whose earthly ca tarmers of the Lee district. Milton Williams, who has lived A little boy was born to Mr. and Highest price paid for county reer was so suddenly and so terribly with his daughter, Mrs. M. E Mrs. W. R. Smith lately, but was scrip and orders. The Title Co. t ended He had been raised in this Weltch, for several years, started to buried last Friday. The mother community, and never have we Miss Inez Johnson returned to Lebanon Wednesday where he will was very sick but is now convales witnessed a deeper grief on the A tidy and well kept shop recommends the firm as her home in Marshfield Wedues reside with his son, G E Williams. cent. part of neighbors and friends. It personal neatness does the individual. day, after a brief visit with the Miss Irene E. Weekly went to Mrs. McGourty and I mily left was as if a member of their own Misses Edna Asplnnd and Elvera family bad been stricken. Again Catching Inlet last week, where she Sunday morning for Portland, Ore., Frizeen. we are reminded that "In the midst and Miss Florence Jennings will where they will join Mr. McGourty It might be well for the man who of life is death.” We know not teach this winter, beginning Sept. and make their future home. says that advertising does not pay j what a day or an hour may bring 26. Miss Ora Jameson, who is re to digest the following: J. E. Nor R. J. Montgomery and O. E Hill viewing in the principal's room to forth, but there is no nobler heri ton states that, since he has com-1 tage we may leave behind us than each took a truck load of corn and take the examination, taught the give out no fumes, waste products or appreciable meneed advertising flour in the lo-! tlie example of a life well lived; a other products from this vicinity to primary room last Monday. She heat. The innate cleanliness of motor drive makes cal papers, his stock of flour has life warmed by love and obedient to Coquille Wednesday, to go to the made good Miss Pbilpot was un been moving rapidly; people com j plant inspection the owner’s pride, conserves the State Fair. C. H. Nosier assisted able to be present in the forenoon duly ing from as far as Camas Valley to material manufactured and serves as a general stim At McKinley we visited at the in getting the exuibit together. because ol the illness ol ber father. buy. ulus to the good spirits, loyalty, accuracy, and health home of Mrs. Wilcox and sons. There are about 60 pupils en There was a lecture last Thurs R. H. Mast, accompanied by Mrs Here we met for the first time Su rolled in the B:idge school this day evening at the Riverton Hall of the workers. Mast and Miss Lillian Humbert,! pervisor Golden of t h e public year. on the Sunday law to be voted on Isn’t this worthy of consideration? motored to Mr Mast’s ranch on the schools. He was making t h e Ray Endicott killed a wild cat November 7. North fork Sunday. Mr, Mast has rounds ol the schools in that sec Saturday morning. Last Friday, after recess, the two lumber on the ground at bis ranch tion Mr. Golden is an enthusiast Write or phone rooms of the school took np indus Elder Thomas Barklow preached for the erection of a large modern in ihc matter ol education. He is here Sunday morning. He was ac- trial work— the girls sewing and dairy barn, which will house forty i ! . 0.,. u ! " - rl! companied by his wife, their daugh the boys manual training cows and striving to make the schools a ter, Mrs. Noah Bonervvitz, her hus- J G Lee has lately made im- Prof. E. G Masters will deliver practical institution Withal, he band and baby son, and “ Grand- provements on his properly occu- Phone 71 Coquille, Ore. an illustrated lecture at the Or- would have them ot high ideals ma” Wirhey. pied by the principal, S. C. Sber- pheum theatre in Bandon next Sat aud ot maximum efficiency. C S Murphy, the Bridge post- rill, and family, for which they are urday a n d Sunday, on sexual The shrill whistle of the “ don-i master, suffered a painful injury a very grateful. science, its uses, abuses and conse key” is no longer beard at' McKin few days ago. He fell from a wag-J Quite a number of the people quences The lecture Saturday ley lor this has given place to the will be for women only and the one plow and the mower Walter Law on, and one wheel passed over his from Riverton, including some of leg, bruising it very badly. He is the pupils of the school, attended Sunday for men. horn who formerly conducted a ... , confined to his bed at present, the Sells-Floto circus at Marshfield Under New Management r O L. Smallwood, who recently t camp nere is at work improving Monday. N e P lus U l t r a . and fitting up his farm Mrs. L aw -1 J- T - Evenden is also taking an moved onto a ranch about four Having leased thi3 well-equipped hotel, I propose miles up the river from here, was horn rrmaiked that in the years of enforced vacation while recovering to conduct it in such a manner as to merit pat in town on business Thursday. Mr. her m.tried life she bad not had a itom an inj urV ,0 his ri* h' side- re' h a i r r N a u A m I A tot lo t prep arali od o t meri«. * Smallwood came originally from permanent home and that they had « ived wh',e rollinK loKs Frid»y ronage and give satisfaction to the traveling Help* to erad icate dandrnff. g For R e.to n n « C olo r a * d ! Mrs. Mary Machado and her Colorado, and alter spending some been 1 joking forward to the time P e a u ty to G r a y or Feded H airJ public. time in the Rogue River Valley when they could go back 10 the daughter, Miss Lillian Morris re- L O R N 8 Homo***Con*,Gal They have moved to Powers last week looking for a location, be came farm and settle down. l l p a m . muore* c o m fo r t lo M m I o n * * , e to .. «too* li a *11 C H A R LE S B A X T E R , Proprietor fo o t, m * k M w a lk in g rMa himos ~ a splendid larm and have it well Misses Della and Audrey Bryant over here. Nitrogen Lamps Twice the Light with the Same Juice Consumption 60 watt 65 cents MERELY MENTIONED A new size Kodak that just fits the coat pocket— yet makes the most pleas ing landscape or single view. Equipped with all new features y e t moderately priced at $14.00 KNOWLTON’S DRUG STORE (We Teach Kodakery) Professional C ards GEO. E. RICHARDS A t t o r n e y a t L aw M o n ey to L oan Office in Robinson Bldg. Coquille - - - - - - - Oregon Dr. 0. W. ENDICOTT D entist Office over First National Bank Phone Main 431 5x4, Res. G. EARL LOW. M. D. P h ysicia n and su rgeon Office over Farmers & Merchants Bank Dr. G. W. LESLIE OSTEOPATHIC ph ysic ia n Graduate of the American School o f Osteopathy of Kirksville, Mo. Office in Eldorado Block Marshfield Oregon Dr. R. H. HOPKINS C h ir o p r a c t o r Laird Building - Coquille, Ore. "Going Up" Supplies are high Machinery is high Overhead is high But laundry prices haue re mained the same. We have given the mat ter of laundering years of careful study. We have kept persistently at the task to produce work that was free from harsh methods. We have succeeded. Our wash ing process has recently been improved. Proper washing is the founda tion upon which is build- ed the art of successful Laundering. Satisfac tion guaranteed or mon ey back. : : : : : COQUILLE LAUNDRY RICE CO. Str. Elizabeth Regular as the Clock San Francisco a n d Bandon First-class fare or.... Op freight, per ton H. O. Anderson INCOME and OUTLAY L e t us D e m o n strate its Possibil ities. 324, Office ORDINARY M AZDAS 10 watt 30 cents 25 watt 30 cents 40 watt 30 cents 60 watt 40 cents » 10.00 .... 3.00 E. & E. T . Kruse 24 California Street, San Franciteo For Reservation* J. E. NORTON Agent, Coquille, Oregon FIR ST NATIONAL B A N K & Coos C ounty % Dry Shiplap, Finish, Flooring and Rustic WISCO/NSI/N SILOS Several Lots of Lumber at Special Prices R. E. JOH NSON ‘Order is Nature's First Law’ Electric Motors J OREGON P O W E R CO. HOTEL BAXTER