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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1918)
C. W. Curl of Port Orford, govern- A ment forest ranger, was in Bandon attending to business matters and visiting friends the latter part of the OREGON OFFICIAL SLOGAN week. Clifford, son of Capt. and Mrs Christensen, has gone to the Siuslaw country for a tew weeks' visit wttli his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Neely. Lester Kraenick of Coast Guard station, spent the week-end as the guest of his sister and other relatives at North Bend. His sister is Mrs. Herbert Bowen Commissioner G. J. Armstrong was at North Bend this week inspecting progress of work on the Empire South Inlet road. Dean te Brown are the contractors. H. C. Avery, formerly with the Southern Pacific company, and Mr. Jacobsen, both draft men. were here this week having their teeth placed in shape preparatory to leaving for camp. N. H. Larson of Port Orford re cently purchased a four-wheel-drive For an inspiration, come in and hear motor truck and trailer at Coos Bay which is now being used at the Cur ry town, hauling spruce for the Lar son mill. J. M. Thomas, deputy game ward en. of North Bend, was in Bandon V this week on his way to Gold Beach * where he will arbitrate difficulties MANUFACTURING JEWELERS arising over salmon fining in Rogue VICTOR AGENTS BANDON. OREGON this year. Help Bandon go Over the Top’ in a week— Go to your bank and buy a bond without waiting to be solicited. Take care of your teeth In this way Preserve your health So you will be able to earn more money Invest it in War Stamps TIS FREEDOMS CALL LEND and— Help Win the War. YOUR Dr. S. C. Endicott S abro B ros . I T iY ❖ rangements to enter the rived spruce badly gashed the other morning when game. the ax with which he was splitting Miss Ruth Barrows has left Mercy kindling slipped, cutting the hand to er between Bandon and Coquille, Hospital, North Bend, where she the bone between the thumb and lias been honorably discharged from Clyde Griffith of Langlois is in was operated on for removal of her first finger. the army for physical reasons. He appendix. town today. A number of the drafted men have was recently stationed at Camp James J. Jones of Ashland, was Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Vanlydefraf re been summoned to Bandon for dental Greene, North Carolina. in Bandon Monday. turned to Bandon from Coos Bay work preliminary to entraining for I Mark Windle returned Monday where they attended services of the Arthur Parrish of Roseburg, was the various army camps. Dr. F. A. night from a week-end business and Church of God. registered in Bandon Sunday. Voge is county chairman of the den- pleasure visit to Coos Bay. Mark W'm. E. Brown of Ft. Bragg. Cal., 1 tai examining board. L. L. Rosa was a Coos Bay visitor states that things are looking lively this week for Fyfe-Wilson company. arrived in Bandon Tuesday to take E. L. Westover. Corvallis, and J. over there, but that they won't hold Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Randall spent up residence on a small ranch near L. Smith, county agriculturist, are in a candle to local activity when tlie here, it is said. the forepart of the week at Coos the community conferring with local condenser)' and the white cedar Levi Goff and wife left on the dairymen concerning various matters business reach their stride. Bay. The Mothers' Club met at the Sandy Thrift of Coquille was here Elizabeth for California, enroute to I connected with the trade and with Flat Rock, Illinois, where thej' will general farming. home of Mrs. Curren on April 11th. attending to business matters yes- spend the summer. I Local relatives received word til's An article was read on the subject terday. Mrs. Z. II. Gatcliell spent the week that Seccmd Lieutenant Jas. of meeting people; telling of the im Mrs. B. L. Nosier was a passenger on the Elizabeth to San Francisco week-end at Coos Bay. visiting with : B. Beddingfield, who was recently pression they have of ui and also friends and relatives and attending , transferred from Camp Lewis to Ft. what impressions we have of them. this week. to business matters. Sill. Oklahor”'. had been appointed The next meeting will be at the home Earl Taylor, who has been an en ;of Mrs. Fisher.—Correspondent. James M. Beam of Marshfield, a to a first lieutenancy. gineer at the Cut creek mine, left nursery man, was stopping at the The Fyfe-Wilson company blasted J. C. McAdams of Langlois was for Portland Monday. Bandon hotel this week while inter at the Bay last week where he pur a sunken rock out of the inner har E. A. Lindberg, Port Orford gar- viewing local trade. chased a second-hand Ileo automo bor. Several boxes of powder were ageman, was a local business visitor Miss Jennie M. Hall of Marshfield, bile. He had seen a want ad men shot at one blast, making a beauti Thursday of last week. of the Coos and Curry Telephone tioning the car for sale and made ful sight. A column of white water Fern Johnson left Monday for company, was here Wednesday on the trip especially to see it. I was thrown into the air that was es Portland where she will be employ business at the local exchange. Bert Wilson, one of the workmen timated all the way from 200 to 500 ed for the summer at least. 8. E. Selander of Coos Bay. one of on a local piledriver, had his hand feet high.—Port Orford Tribune. B. L. Tracy of Arago, brick king those called in the draft, was here badly bruised when a 2x12 plank ■ Percy Philip arrived from Port of the county, was attending to busi this week having dental work done fell and struck it. Mr Wilson is land the latter part of the week ness matters here Monday. preliminary to departure lor Camp spending a few days at Coquille to visit with Mrs. Philip and their Otto Sabro was over to the Bay Lewis. while recuperating from the injury. little daughter. He is now employed a few days visiting with friends and Mrs. O. K. Kronenberg returned with the railroad company at Port Mrs. A. D. Winegar of Port Or attending to business matters. ford was here first of the week en a few days ago from Coos Bay where land, and Mrs. Philip and daughter G. W. Water of Clatskaine, Ore . route to Marshfield where she under she was the guest of Mrs. Relder are residing temporarily with her was a Bandon beach visitor Monday. goes an operation at a Coos Bay hos Bugge. Mrs. Kronenberg attended parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Gibson. He continued down the coast. a lecture by a Christian Science Ernest. A. Gartln. son of Mrs. L. pital. speaker which was quite worth M Gartln. and Teddy L. Gartln. son Mrs F. E. Sumner went to Marsh DR. F. A. VOGE. Dentist, has hearing. ’of Mrs. Floria Gar'in, nave signed up field last week where she intends to moved from the First National Bank Miss Ina Christenson, daughter of for entrance into the navy, and h ave make her home for the summer at building to the room formerly oc of this Marshfield today for I'lrtlm.d for least. cupied by Dr. Scofield in the Elllng- Mr. and Mrs. L. Christenson Marsli- plijsuul cvamlna' > n rays the Coos city was operated on at ' S. France came over from Coos son building. First door to the right field last week for removal of her Bay Times. The Garfins formerly Olltf Bay thia week and Is making ar- at head of stairs. . tonsils, Miss Christenson is recup- lived at Bandon, but tin1 two boys eruting nicely from the effects of (lie have been employed in the Coos Hay (shipyards for months. operation. Mrs. W. J. Tanner and little Word from Portland would ludi- | cate Deputy U. S. Marshal F. II. daughter, Frances, have returned to Tichenor may be marked for I. W. ' Bandon to be with Mrs. Tanner's W. vengeance, Tichenor has been I mother. Mrs. Hickey until her father actively engaged the past ' months Mr. Hickey, arrives from the East. rounding up alien enemies and I. W W. agitators. H. K. Flom went over to Marsh field last week and is in charge of the It. A. Coppie store there while Mr. Coppie is away on a trip to Cali fornia. Mrs. Flom is in charge of the Bandon store during Ijvr Illis band's absence. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « son. ♦ Nordstrom anil Mrs. M ♦ Johan, arrived last week from May. ♦ Fix- ♦ Idaho, to again take up their resi- ♦ Maj ♦ Mi ♦ dence on their property here. ♦ Nordstrom will remain in Idaho un . ♦ ♦ til later In the summer before com-' ♦ ♦ I ing back to Bandon Mrs. A. II. Brash and sister, Mrs < i <>six<. t i\ im nt ''ixi ss Clifford Martin of Riverton, have returned home aft r a few days' visit with their mother. Mrs. 8. ('. h Sanford of North Bend, who han be impossible to further livery and feed trade, as we nite ill with rheumatism. She been qi going into the garage and auto is now much Improved. ply business, changing our barr Geo. Fromm of Port Orford. re a garage and machine shop. Hpx'cial Orders for solid pack tak turned Saturday from Seattle where Thanking our many friends for en at the foregoing place« and given he had I gone recently to join a fish- (their past patronage and hoping to out prompt attention. ing fleet bound for Alaskan waters. continue to service their wants in Mr. Fromm arrived at the Puget our new field Sound port a few days after the fleet (Signed: I had sailed for the north. It GAROI'TTE TIROS •I. MARSH, I'ropriWor Port Orioni. Oregon W. II. Button i’ home from a short business trip to Portland and other J outside points Mr Button found people inure optimistic everywhere In the matter of the Estate of Win I as regards business matters, and the int‘ rest in winning the w ar occupies Galljer deceased, notice is hereby gi»en that the undersigned Joint exe the major attention otherwise. J 8. Capps and wife of Denmark, cutors of the Will of said decedent o'.IA I HOH E, Wllol.E Si’ll I S Ore . were passengers this week ‘have filed their final account and the for San Diego. Cal., where they Hon. James Watson, Judge of the 8 HE sol I* I M»| |{ HU: “CRES- go to viait their son. Ed. Capps, a 1 County Court of the Flats of Oregon member of the I' 8. Aviation service for Coos County, lias by order made < I XT” BRAMI. It is understood Mr. Capps will soon and dated April loth, 1918, desig be transferred to an eastern training nated May 27th. 1918. at the Coun- | ty Court room In the Court House, In field. | Coquille, Coos County Slate of Ore- |>rc|iai»li<>n retain« Win Hull was down from Co gf n, as the time and place for hear- quille this week, accompanying sev flic n.itnral pungency of lies- CtHN*MON In < any objections to the final set- eral C. S army men who were here ll.-ment of all accounts of said Es- <ent Ground Spl«e«. on business connected with spruce I's'e, and to the closing up of said and cedar for airplanes. The trip j I * 'ate was made In Mr Hull's launch, now AP ''rocera Dated Bandon. Oregon, April 18th, under charter by the Sitka Spruce Sell 1918. company. Them. STEPHEN GALLIER, Pvt. Carmel G. Saunders. Co. E. E M GALLIER. 4th Division, son of Mr. and Mrs. W Joint Executors. W Saunders who live along the riv- Al» 25 M2 9 I« 23 Local News Sousa’s Liberty Loan March ELK RIVER CREAMER Y BUTTER The)- had beeu the guest of Mrs. Oregon, to Langlois to visit with Tanner's sister, Mrs. C. E. Brown their mother, Mrs. Geo. Smith, and of North Bend, for the past month. grandmother, Mrs. J. P. Russell, were Mrs. Jeff Tharp went to Davis In here Friday. The boys, the eldest let this week to see about getting of whom was only twelve, changed some of the logged off land there cars and met boats, with the ability for a goat ranch. Mrs. Tharp lives of veteran travelers. Fats are fuel for fighters; bake, at Johnson beach and has a herd of goats numbering 130. She came broil and boll more, try leas. here five years ago with the start New Victor Records at Sabro'«. of the present herd.—Coos Bay We have Just received a shipment of Times. late records for the Victor come in It Homer and Harold Smith, two and secure your choice early. Western World—the Quick Print. small lads enroute from Mills City. "S EASTMAN will please You C. Y. Lowe Bandon, Or. REXALL DRUGGIST Headquarters for KODAKS - SUPPLIES Our Service And What It Means to You YOU CAN AVOID COSTLY BUYING MISTAKES Instead of Buying Blindly from Pictures in a Cata log You Can See the Real Implement Before You Buy. Her before you buy. He sure Iliac an liuplenieot U what you want liefore you let It work for you. Avoid Bandon Hdwe Co. Farmers’ Store Sparks Grocery ELK RIVER CREAMERY I There is no better place on earth for Kodaking than right here. Ban don Beach offers uneq ualled opportunity for beautiful pictures. Let us show you our line of Eastman Kodaks Crop pH, e« „re sure Io be high. All that you will bave Io do to make Idg in will lie to raise big <■• And getting big crops will fiepend largely ii | h > ii l lie kind of inipleiiients you u*e. lou can't afford to risk any implement uncertainty. Inferior Implements will menu the loss of the extra bushel« and extra tons Hint the use of good implements glim. Itememlwr, the extra bushel« and extra tons will mean a lot till« year—much mole than enough to pa> for good Implements. the r«|>m*tve dei ty a of «ending an unset lafartory Implement back to aome dia lant concern and getting in exchange another of un- known quality. Our service prevents coat- I) buying mistaken on your part, You can come to our store -take full advantage of our stock, study the im plements. get fully acquaint ed with their every feature, and buy Judiciously. That way of buying will help you get the moat from the big jeer that Is coming Drop In the next time you are in stock. town and see our We Sell the World Famous Lin« of John Deere Farm Machinery Bandon Hardware Comp’y