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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1910)
Semi-©oRly VOLUME XXVL I 4444 .'-4-!-4- !- J. 44-Î-4 CIÌY Lodge and Profession ' Directory « * 2 • OYER SELLS lx>lzr- are rrqueatnl to notify llii oft..-- on flection of oifu'cr« and on change of mr-ting night, liard« under this h<a»l are 75c per inch per month. « f LET’S I i Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M. evening at 8 run at the Bandon Wigman. So|ourmng chicfi in good standing are cordially invited Io attend. G E Wilson. C. of R. it fi- K. ii&TTt'trt-i-r rrrr-rt^-r TiMJ EE I S every Thursday NUMBER SS BANDON, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER a, 1910 Transact Much Business and Bowman and Rogers are the School Census Indicates crease of 300 fcr Allow a Number of Purchasers of the En this Year. Bills. terprise. C. S. Hubbard Sachem. » The city council met in regular M aims n Io. session al’ the citv hall Wednesday gANDON LODGE, No, 130 A. F. & A. night and transacted much business M, Slated communications first Sa’urday of importance. in addition to the al after the full moon of each n.onth. All Master lowance of the usual bills. Masons cordially invited. J. A. Morrison, W. M. z\fter the reading and approving G. T. Treadgold, Secretary of the minutes, c the matter ol bids . ----------- .------------- a 1. <». <>. F for the improvement of Second St , gANDON LODGE. No. 133, I. O. O. F. between Coquille and Columbia meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting Avenues in Wooten Mill addition brothers in good standing cordially invited. was taken up. A. G. Hoyt, N. G. A, Kropp, Secretary Four bids were handed in and Gus Barre being the lowest bidder was Rebekah Lodge No. 126. awarded the contract. The city marshal was ordered to EETS in I. O. O. F. hall every second and fourth Tuesdays. Practice nights 1st Tues see that the 4th street sewer was day of the month; Social evening the 3d Tuesday ot the mont... A cordial invitation extended to put in condition, and if the property all members in good standing. owners did not do something, then tiie city would do the work and col Anna Craine, N. G. Clara Goetz, Secretary. lect from the property owners. The Bandon Light & Power Co. Knl^hta of I'yttnaa was granted the privilege of using elphi lodge . No. 64, Knights of Py bias. Meets every Monday evening the old county bridge next to the at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to power plant as a woed yard. The attend C. R.Wade C. C. bridge bad been closed by the city B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. because of being unsafe, but the Dr H. UL Houston Light & Power Co. agreed to as suine all damages if any should oc PHYSICIAN & SUHGEuN cur. Office over Drn« Store. flours, 'J to 12 Wrn. McKay, as Worthy Patron ’ n.iu. 1:30 to 4, p in.; 7 to 8 in the evening. of the Eastern Star, was present and Night calls niiswered from office. asked that the five dollars license HANDOM, • - <»KF<;ON paid to the city on the occasion of Dr D. F. Sorensen the play “The Girl of the Hour,” be refunded, but after an extended DENTIST discussion on the subject the coun Office Over Vienna Cafe cil decided that under the charter Telephone at Office and Home. they could not refrnd the money. BANDON - - OREGON A petition to improve Coquille Avenue between Sixth ami It is G. T. TRKAIM1OIJI, streets was read and after discussing ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR the matter pro and con,'the council AT LAW, decided to advertise their intention NOTARY PUBLIC of improving the san e. This is the Bandon, Oregon. course subject to remonstrance by Office With Bandon Investment Co the property owners if they droose. The arc light at Garfiejd’s was Dr. H- Ivl. Brown. ordered taken out anti 32’candle in Reaident Dentist. candescent lights were ordered in Office in Panter Building at Garfield's, at corner of Iris and Columbia Ave and near the Home Office Hours: 9 to 12 M., I to 5 P. M. Phone, BANDON. OREGON Bakery. The council decided to advertise C. R. BARROW its intention of putting sidewalkc on the south side of Iris street from Attorney and Connsolor-at Law Columbia Ave. to the east city lim COQUILLE. - ORE its Office over Sheets’ Store Profiles of Atwater and Coquille Office Phone, Main 335; residence, Main 346 streets were accepted. Municipal Judge, Geo. P. Top l»lt. I' W. KONSITF.lt ping was present and explained his PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON report and the same was accepted. The jury fee of $6 was refunded BANDON OREGON Capt. Robert Johnson. Otter and residence in Panter residence ,aoperty After the allowing of bills the next door to Bijou Theatre council adjourned anil went into ex DR J. D KELLEY ecutive session. The following bills were allowed: M D Physician and Surgeon Claim 288. Robert Johnson, rrfund of jury Im__________________________ $ 6 00 Office in Donald Charleston home, opposite Claim 289, R If Ro-a, balance on Presbyterian church, Bandon. (Oregon lower Main street completed_______ 370 00 Claim 290, Shields A Swellings of the flesh caused bv inflammation, cold, fractures of tli< bone, toothache, neuralgia or rheu- ma'istn, can be relieved by applying BAL LAR D’S SNOW LINI MENT. It should be well nibbed in over the part a fleeted. Its great healing and penetrating power cases the pain, reduces swelling, and re stores natural conditions. Price 25c. 5<>c anil $r.oo per Inittle. Sold by C. Y. Lowe ------ OOu------ A new fable has been installed in the main council room of the citv hall for the lienefit of the city attor ney anti city recorder. Tables will probably be pr< vidtd lot the cotin- c. mea also in the near future. plies Kennedy, sup ______ ___________ _________ 6 10 Claim 29|, A W Davis, labor with en gineer____________ ......._______ 12 50 Claim 292, Geo W Koontz, lalior with engineer ......___________________ Claim 293, P Jergenscn. 3 75 labor with en gineer _____ _ ___ _ __________ _____ _ 5 00 Claim 294, C S McCollough, engineer salary for November..______________ 80 00 Claim 295, Mrs C Timmons, rent of fire engine room for November__________ Claim 296 E B salary Kauirud. November______ __________ Claim 297, F J Feeney, city 20 00 recordet 33 35 attorney salary, November__________________ 50 00 Claim 2'>8, N Dressier, labor.___ ____ 12 50 21». M S Smith, labor.................. 15 00 Claim 300, R E Gardner, labor_____ 15 00 Claim 301. M Brewer, tupplies for jail. 5 Claim Claim 302, C Y Lowe, I ledger_____ _ 25 75 Claim 301, Geo W Mos re LbrCo. lum- ler............................................................... Claim 304, James Watson, county clerk 27 85 Ir- I Much Work Needed on the Splint Factory and Box Fac Road Between Bandon tory Botn to Start Soon and Langlois Bandon by the sea still continues J. E. Walstrom returned last night That Bandon is assured of a got d to forge ahead in a good steady from a trip down in Curry county ■growth during the coming vear is manner, as is indicated by the and reports the roads in that county | becoming more evident all the time school census just completed by as being good', but says the Coos ¡from the new industries that are con Clerk J. W. Mast It was an county end of the Dairyvilk- road is i' stantiy springing up. nounced in Tuesday’s RECORDER I a fright to say the least, and it is Readers of the R ecorder will that the school population would ap certainly up to Goos county to see remember the announcement by this proximate 670, but on summing up, I that a radical change is made. piper some time ago of the visit of Mr. c Mast finds that it falls a little 1 At the present time the Coquille C. I). Edwards, representative of short ol that figure, the exact num river is the natural outlet tor ail ot the Portland Basket and Handle ber being 649, but this is a substan the Curry countv freight, but we are Co., to this place looking for .1 loca tial increase over last year when it Informed that Port Orford is pulling tion to start a splint factory, and we was 589, making an increase of 60. lor a boat to San Francisco and tr. are pleased to announce al this time or about 10 per cent, for the district. ing to get the business away from that Mr. Edwards has returned anil Figuring on the usual basis of 5 this place, but the people of Dairy- is preparing to commence operat-ons people for every school child this vilfe want to stand by Bandon and at once. The name of the firm w ill would indicate a population f< r the w ill do their share toward putting be The Bandon Splint Co., and the school district of 3245, then again the road in first-class condition all place of operation will be in Fred deducting 20. pei cent, from this the year round, so it is now up to Mehl's planing n ill. Mr. Edwirds figure for pupils living in the dis Bandon and Coos county to get will remain and personally conduct trict, but outside the corporate limits their part of the road in condition the business for a while at least. It Hobby Social of Bandon, which is allowing a good 1 and we are entitled to help from the is the intention now to start on a margin for outside pupils, we would county as there is no piece of road small scale until such time as the Mrs. R E. Buck entertained a have 2596 people living within the in Coos county more used than this transport ition question between number ol friends very pleasantly corpoiate limits of the city. one. .Lets get busy, agitate the Portland and Bandon takes definite The increase of 60 school popu Tuesday afternoon to a “hobby" proposition, and not only agitate, form, and it a direct boat is secured social. The plan being that each lation for the year indicates an in but DO SOMETHING. Attend the between the two ports, the Splint lady present dress in a manner to 1 crease of io per cent, in population road meeting at the city hall, Dec. Company will no doubt enlarge their A indicate some particular hobby of j for the district during the year. 28th, at 2:00 o’clock in the after business. 10 per cent, increase every year hers, then each was to guess what j noon, vote a special road tax, and The box factory being put up by all others represented. Mrs. Stu i would make 100 per cent, for a de then go to the county and demand A. J. Hartman, Chtis Boetcher anti ensen was prize guesser and was cade, which is certainly growing some assistance. It can be done Mr. Minehart, is also well under awarded a beautiful sea tnoss shell. some, and is probably the best show We want to save the business of way and will be pushed to cotnple After the guessing, whist w. s the ing of any city or district in Coos Curry county to the Coquille river, ti in as fast as possible. order, and the prize, a lovely hand county. Bandon by-the sea is hav its logical barber. I his will add two substantia! in painted vase was won by Mrs. N. | ing a steady, substantial growth. L et ’ s D o S omething . dustries to Bandon-hy the sea, and Crain Dainty refreshments were We are having no boom and don’t1 ------- O ijv ------- thus more fully assures a great served by Mrs. Buck, and the house want any. future for our city. Let them all Prominent Couple Weds. was beautifully decorated for the j It all the industries and new busi- come. o ness projects come to Bandon in the occasion. Mrs. Buck was the recipient ol a | next year, that are now promised, A quiet but very pretty wedding Along the Wharf number of beautiful bouquets from and there is every reason to believe occurred at the home of Mr. and they will, then Bandon should grow her friends. Mrs. J. H. Johnston, at 8:00 o’clock more rapidly in 1911 than in any Wednesday evening, when B. D. The Newport sailed yesterday w ith previous year of her history, but (In Strauhal and Miss Edna Mills, two a full cargo.lumber. Will Present “Showers.” growth will be a substantial one. of Bandon's prominent young peo t he Aicata arrived in from San Here is Whooping Her Up for ple were united in marriage, Rev. Francisco and is loading coal at the The Bandon Dramatic Club will BANDON BY-THE SEA. IL L. Grafious officiating. Gage mine at Riverton. She is a ------ CXX3------ present “Showers" at the Grand The only witnesses to the cere three masted steam schooner, and is next Saturday night. This is a 25 Sunday School Classes Ban mony were J. D Mills, father of the said to be the oldest b ut plying on minute playlet, and is full of laughs bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnston. the coast, having gone up and down quet. from beginning to end. It will be Mr. Strauhal was formerly with the coast for 35 years and has made remembered that this club opened the Lakeport Development Co., but the trip lit nilreds and perhaps thous • the Grand Theatre with “Facing the! A Sunday school banquet was held engaged in the real estate business ands of times, but this is the first Music, and made one of the biggest | at the home of I. W. Roberts, Sat- in Bandon a short time ago, and is time she has stopped in at this port J . 1 hits ever known in Bandon, and they urday night, it being the result ol a working up a very good business by She was formerly a passenger boat will please equally as well Saturday six weeks’ contest between Mr. Rob energetic methods. The bride is and many of our early settlers say night. They will put the play on erts' class of boys and Mrs. A. E one of Bandon’s popular young they came to this section ol the coun twice so all may have a chance to Philpott’s class of girls in the VI E. ladies, and has -.nany accomplish try on her from 20 to 30 years ago. see it, atftl the price of admission Sunday school as» to which should ments. The Elizabeth arriveq in port to will be 15 and 25cts, the proceeds have the biggest per cent of atten The R ecorder joins a la-ge cir day and will probably sail about Mon to go to the benefit of the Bandon dance. and the gills won, so it was cle of friends in extending congrat day. Dramatic Club. up to the boys to serve the banquet ulations anti best wishes The Fifield will resume her regu Following is the cast of characters: and they <111 it in proper style z\ -----000—• • lar run to Bandon this trip. I larold Smith, a literary genius, big supper of chicken p it pie and —.-TkOx »------- Breakwater Man Here. J. H. Johnston many other good things was served, I “ I hail been Doubled with consti Priscilla, his wife (affected with the weeps) after which the time was spent in j pation for two years and tried all < f Mrs. R. A. Felter social enjoyment. I.. H. Keating, the Marshfield Rose Budd, his stenographer the best physicians in Bristol, Tenn, —- - rizxrv---- Mrs. J. H. Johnston agent for the S S. Breakwater, was and they could do nothing for me.’’ Torn Remington, his long lost college chum, Bazaar Proving Success. in Bandon the first of the week, and writes Thus. E Williams, Middles- C. R. Moore. in company with the local agent, C boro, Ky. “Two packag<-s of General Grimes, his sanctimonious father-in-law, M. Spencer, interview ed the business Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver R. A. Felter The bazaar, in the Lorenz build men of Bandon regarding freight Tablets cured me.” For sale by C. ------- cvnrs — ing, being given by the Ladies’ Aid Definition FI FI ELD—"Superior Society ol the Presbyterian church, and passenger traffic fiom Portland Y. Lowe. to ad others.”—Why not-patronize is proving a decided success; many to this city. -----<>oe>----- thebestand “ONLY WAY?’’ 54H people are patronizing it, Ixith for i Owing to the fact that Mr. Dodge, The quicker a cold is gotten rid one of the actors who was to appear recording deeds____________________ 2 20 lunch and are buying some of the of the less the danger from pneu with Miss Dixie Loftin in “Mistakts Claim 305, Bandon Light & Power Co beautiful and useful articles they monia and other serious diseases. will Happen" Wednesday night, November service__________________ 87 03 have on sale. Mr. C W. L. Hall, of Waverly, did not arrive, the play wa., post Claim 306, Geo P Topping, drawing The bazaar opened yesterday and Va., says: “I firmly believe Cham poned and will be put on al some contracts... ...._______________ 5 00 will continue over tomorrow. Claim 307, Bandon Light A Water Co. berlain's Couyh Remedy to be ab future date. Mr. Dodge thought < >«■»->- ■ - November service_________________ 31 50 J solutely the liest preparation on the there were still two trains a day run F or S ale .—My beautiful resi Claim 308, A A Pauli, labor................. 2 00 market for colds. I have recom ning from Coos Bay to Myrtle I’oin:, ( laun 309, Recorder Pub Co., printing 12 85 dence in West Bandon, consisting of mended it to my friends and they all but as there was but one, he missed Claim 310, F Holman, marshal salary two large lots, modern house, six November____ _____ _______ ___ ___ 75 00 agree with me. ” For sale by C. V. connections. rooms pantry, bath, closets and Claim 311, Ira Tucker, nicht watch —GOO—— wood shed. Also one three room Lowe. man. salary November_____________ 65 00 F or R i nt —7 room house with house. All new and well improve I Claim 312. Henry Dibblee, ni-ffit watch bath aud other mo te n improve Place tour order now for fancy man, salary November ...__________ 21 00 A snap lor a short time. Address ment-. Inquire at Ban Nin Ware cakes, pastries, etc., with the Home Clam 313, R E Gardner, Ubar............. 20 00 or call on W. W. Deyoe, Bandon, 58-tx Claim 314, Lloyd L Rosa Co., lumber 61 31 I Oregon, Bakery, Chas. Herzig, ptop. 58-12 | house. 55-tf Elbert Dyer has sold his foundry in East Bandon to Ray Bowman and Wm. Rogers.’ Mr. Bowman is well known in Bandon, having lived here with his father. C. E. Bowman, of the Bowman Cigar Co., but of late has been employed in a foundry at Marshfield. Mr. Rogers is a man of many years of experience in the foundry business, and the new firm will no doubt have a large trade in their line, as there is plenty of this kind of work to be done, and they will have both the experience and the equipment. Bandon people are always glad to see industries of this kind perpetu ated, and all will welcome the new firm.