Jacksonville post., May 22, 1915, Image 4

Jacksonville, Oregon, and to Credit­
Charles Schock” be removed and that
ors thereof to present claims.
plaintiffs’ title be quieted as to tr.e
Notice is hereby given that the under­
samel
That the deed in plaintiffs’ chain of signed executors of the estate of Corne­
title to aforesaid property from Wil lius C. Beekman, deceased, have duly
liam A. Barnhill and William II. Mean, obtained the written consent and au­
rscotded in Volume 10a at page 184 of thority of the Supe: intendant of Banks
the Deed Records of Jackson County, of the State of Oregon, for the volun­
By LOUISE B. CUMMINGS
State
of Ore. on, be decreed to be a tary liq dilation of "Beekman’s Bank­
Executor’s Notice to Creditors.
deed absolute and to be an absolute ing House”, owned and comlucted by
| IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
The telephone Is a great institution,
termination of the mortgage transact saiil Cornelius C. Beekman, at Jack­
()F OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
especially In the country, where they
icn described in the complaint herein and sonville, Oregon, and that they will
OF JACKSON.
that the same was not given as secur­ forthwith, pursuant to and under said
have a wire that conveys everybody's I In th#1 matter of the estate of
ity or as a mortgage and that plaintiffs’ written consent and authority, place
messages and everybody can hear i David II. Hendery,deceased.
everybody else's message. The way j Notice is hereby given that the undersigned title be quieted as the the same; that it said bank in voluntary liquidation.
All creditors of said “Beekman’s
they distinguish between calls for dif­ i has been appointed by the County Court of Jack- be decreed that the last mentioned deni
ferent persons is by signal. For in­ 1 son Couty, Oregon, Executor of the estate of I)a- was executed by William A. Barnhill Banking House” are hereby notified to
stance, Amos Tucker's call will be two I vid H. Hendery. deceased. All persons having and William H. Mead, both unmarried preseni their claims against the same
short rings, the Widow Fowler’s a long claims against said estate are hereby notified and men, and that the cloud caused by the to the undersigned, at the place of
and a short call, and so on, like the required to present the same duly verified to the failure of said deed to recite such fact business of Said bank, in Jacksonville,
j undersigned Executor, at the office of the Coin -
Morse telegraphic alphabet.
Oregon, for settlement and payment,
ty Recorder, in the Court House in Jacksonville.
But those owning telephones are apt j Oregon, on <.r before six months from the date of be removed and that plaintiffs’ title be and all depositors thereof; having eith­
quieted as to the same.
to listen not only to their own but this notice. Dated May 15th 1915.
That all claims of the defendants ad­ er general or special deposits therein,
to their neighbors’ calls. If the An­
CHAUNCEY FLOREY.
are requested to withdraw the same
dersons are called there is u number
Executor of the Estate of verse to plaintiffs’ title be determined
I avid II. Hendery, deceased. by a decree of this Court and that by without unnecessary delay.
of clicks all along the line.
Date of this notice and of the first
Now, it happened that Enoch Daw­
said decree it be adjudged that the de­
son. living in a region supplied by the
fendants and each and all of thorn have publication thereof is the 1st day of
Notice of Final Settlement.
Farmers' Telephone company, took up
no estate, interest, lien or right in or May, 1915.
the receiver and called one of his two
C arrie C. B eekman ,
to the premises herein described or to
best girls. Edna Perkins, whose signal i IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF
B enjamin B. B eekman ,
any
part
thereof;
that
each
and
all
of
was a short, a long and a short ring. j
O regon , for J ackson county .
the Estate of Cornelius
Executors
of
said defendants, designated and un­
It happened that all at the Perkins I In the matter of the estate
c.
Beekman, deceased.
known,
be
forever
enjoined
and
debar
­
farm were out milking or attending to , of John I). Whitehead, Deceased.
red from asserting any claim whatso­
some other farm duty, but Sarah Short,
Public notice is hereby given that the under­
». «
the other of Enoch's best girls, heard signed
has filed in the County Court of Jackson ; ever in or to above described land or
the ring and went to the telephone.
part
thereof,
adverse
to
plaintiffs'
Summons
any
County. Orwron. the final account of his adrninis- I
“Is that you, Edna?”
tration of the estate of John I). Whitehead, de- I and i hat plaihtitfs have a decree for
Miss Short recognized Enoch’s voice. ceased, ami that, the Court has fixed Monday the I such other and further relief as to the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
21th
day of May. 1915, at the hour of 10 o’clock, I
OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY,
“Yes." she replied. “What is it.
court may seem equitable.
A.M. of said day, at the court room of said court '
Enoch?"
1
D.
D.
Hail, Plaintiff,
This
summons
is
published
in
the
at the county court house in Jacksonville, Jack-
"Oh, nothing much. I just called son
-vs-
County, State of Oregon, as the time and !
you up to have a little chin-chin. We place for hearing objections to said account and Jacksonville Post, a weekly newspaper J. B. Coleman and Anna
printed and published and of general
lost a calf this mornin’—the brindle for the settlement of said estate.
circulation in Jackson County, State Bell Coleman, Defendants.
one.”
All persons Interested in said estate are hereby
“You don't mean it! What was the notified and required to make or file their objec­ of Oregon, by order of the Hon. F. M.
To J. B. Coleman and Ann». Bell
metter?"
tions to said account on or before the time afore­ Calkins, Judge of the above entitled Coleman, the aboved named defendants.
"Don’t know. Tuk sick and died. said. fixed for the hearing and settlement there­ court, dated April 30, 1915, and where­
In the name of the State of Oregon:
Say. Ed. how would you like to go of. The date of «he first publication of this no­ in it is ordered that summons herein You are hereby required to appear and
tice
is
April
24,
1915.
out with me Sunday afternoon In my
be served upon you by publication answer the c implaint filed against you
buggy? I just had it painted.”
M. L. BALDWIN.
thereof in said newspaper once a week in the above entitled action within six
Administrator of the estate of
“1 dlAmo. But 1 reckon Salile Short
for six consecutive weeks, and you are weeks from the 15th day of May, 1915.
John D. Whitehead» Deceased.
wou|(li't like to have you take me out.
therein ordered to appear and answer date of first publication of this sum­
if she'should seo mo she might git
mad."
the complaint herein filed against you mons, and if you fail to answer or oth-|
“That doesn’t make any difference
on or before the expiration of six erwise appear, for want thereof plain-;
Summons.
to me. Let her git mud ef she likes.
weeks from the date of the first publ - tiff will apply to the said court for the
Beckon I kin stand it”
in the C ircuit court of the state cation of this summons.
relief demanded in his complaint,
“Where would 1 come in? Sai Short
The date of the first publication of to-wit; for a judgment against you and
when she gits riled is terrible. She'd OF OREGON IN ANU FOR THE COUNTY OF
JACKSON.
this summons is May 1st. 1915, and the each of you for the sum of Sixty Two
go rotimi tellin’ everybody that 1 butt­
date of the last publication and on or and 40-100 Dollars ($62.40) with inter­
ed in between you and her ami tuk George William Cooling and
you away from her. No. sir-ee. 1 don't Charles Schack, Plaintiffs,
before which date you are required to est thereon at the rate of seven $ per
do anything underhanded, if you want
appear an '. answer is June 12, 1915.
annum from Jan. 17th, 1914, and for
-vs-
me to go rldln' with you regular it's a
H K. H ann \,
the additional sum of Fifty Dollars at­
Fro,|
1„
Heath,
William
H.
Mead.
go, but I don't Intend to keep company
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
torney’s fees in the said action and for
William A. Barnhill, Carrin Schock.
with a feller us can't decide between Charles
Schock and also, all other!
his costs and disbursements.
two gals. Goodby."
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persons or parties unknown claiming
1 his summons is published by virtue
There was a click, and Enoch was any right, title estale, lien, or inter­
of ar. order of the Honorable F. L.
left talking to nothing; at least nobody est in the real estate described in the
Notice To Cr«diiors.
answered him.
comnlaint herein. Defendants.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE TouVelle, Judge of the C unty Court,
It so happened that Edna Perkins
in and for the said county ani state,
OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
To Fred L. Heath, William H. Mead,
came in while this dialogue was in
made
and filed on the 5 h day of May, !"
In the matter of the estate of
progress and. thinking to cull up Enoch, William A. Barnhill, Carria Schock, Cornelius
1915. directing the same to be publish-
C. Beekman, deceased.
Charles
Schock
and
also,
all
other
per
­
took up tlie receiver. Hearing his
Notice is hereby priven that the undersigned ed in the Jacksonville Post, a newspa­
vohe she said nothing, but listened, sons or parties unknown claiming any have been duly appointed executors of the estate
hearing the principal part of the fore­ right, title, estate, lien or interest in of Cornelius C. Beekman, deceased, by the Coun- per of general circulation, published
going dialogue and recognizing, which the real estate described in the com ! ty Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson in the Citv of Jacksonville, Jackson
County, St ite of Oregon, for six coo-
Enoch did not. her rival's voice. When plaint herein, the above nam<d defend­ I County, and have qualified as such.
All persons having claims against said estate secutiue weeks.
the conversation ceased E lmi hung up ants:
are hereby notified to present the same with Date of first publication. May 15, 1915,
the receiver, but later called Enoch.
proper vouchers and duly verified, to the under-
“Well, who l>i It?" lie asked.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE I signed,
Last publiea: ion, June 26, 1915,
at the late place of business of Said Cor-
“I'm Salile What you goln to do ■ OF OREGON: You and each of you
D. D. H ail ,
I neliua C. Beekman, known as “Beekman's Bank­
Sunday afternoon. Enoch? Can't you are hereby notified that you are re­ ing House,” in Jacksonville. Oregon, within six
Attorney for P aint iff.
come round about 4 o'clock and stay
quired to appear and answer the com­ i months from the dale of the first publication of
to slipper?"
, this notice.
Date of this notice and of the first publication
"1 don't think 1 can. I’ve got an en­ print filed ag linst you in the above
entitled court and cause on or before thereof is May 1st. 1915.
Notice of Sh ri.ì’s S..1 ?.
gagement.
CARRIE C. BEEKMAN,
"Oil!"
the expiration ot the time so prescrib­
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TATE
BENJAMIN B. BEEKMAN.
"Yes. I'll be occupied nil the after- ed in the order for service of sum­
OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Executors of the estate of
nouu "
mons herein upon you bv publication,
Cornelius C. Beekman, ueceased.
Bank of Jacksonville. an
"Someplii gola' on between you ami to-wit: on or before the expiration of
C ro;on corp.»ration. Plaintiff,
I Mini Perkins, 1 reckon "
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-VF-
■'Well, yes I dtllino. I asked her to six weeks front the date of the first
J E. O’son, a’so known as John F'. 01-on.
publication
of
this
summons,
namely,
go mil for n ride with me. but 1 dun
Citation.
I and his wife. M A. Ols m. als krnwn as
on or before lane 12, 1915, and if you
! Mahala A. Olson, and G Mill« i and W
no If silo s goin' to accept or not.”
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
“ll'm! Well, you may as well un­ or either of you fail to so appear and
Ewbank p -tnerR unde • th style nr Mil­
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF
ler an f Ev-hnnk. and T ohort Wilsnn and
derstand now ns any li ne Unit If you answer, for want thereof the plaintiffs
JACKSON.
Nancy Wilson, his wife, Defendants.
want to keep company with Edna and will apply to the court for the relief
me both nt tile smile time you emi t piayed for in the complaint herein, a
virtue of a decree an 1 order of sab* d' ’y
In the matter of the Estate of K.
ma le and ente ed in th abo e entitled - o'lt t fir.d
do It. You've got to stick to one or succinct statement of which is as fol­ Fields, deceased.
cause
on
the 17th. < ay >f April. A D. 1915.
the other of us. You can meept my
Citation to heirs non-resident and wher in al ove named plain tiff rec. v^ ed judg­
imitation for Sunday or let It alone, lows: that a decree lie entered herein
ment. nvainst the defendants therein. J. E. ('Ison
whichever you choose, but If you take decreeing plaintiffs to he the absolute unknown.
To George Beck, Will Feck, and all and M. A. < Ison and each of th nn for the sum < f
Edna Perkins to drive on that day you owners in fee simple of the foliowing
$502.00 with interest thereon from said date at 8
lieedn t trouble yourself to come to see described property, situated and being unknown heirs of the said K. Fields, */< per annum until paid and for the furtl er sum
me any more."
in Jackson County, State of Oregon, deceased and all other persons inter­ of $17.00 c sts and disbiv semen ts tin r<dn and for
'I ¡ieri1 » as a click, mid once more to-wit'
ested in said estate:
the further accruing costs herein with interest
Ein.cli was left to talk to nobody. But
In the mime of lhe State of Oregon, thereon at the rate of 8 r, per annum. :.nd where
he beard a succession of giggles all : I he North half of the Southwest you are hereby required to appear in in f iid defen ant R bort '» il-son recuvt red judg­
quarter, the Southeast quarter of the
ment against the sa d defendant J E. .»1 on and
along the line and a succession of
the County Court of the Stat»' of M. A. Ols >n and es.ch of them for the sum of
Southwest q larter, and the South­
eli. ks ns a number of women. »»olii
ft
$1155 76 with interest thereon from sal ! 17th day
young mid elderly, hung up tlielr re- 1 west quarter of the Southeast quart­ Oregon for Jackson County, in the of
April. 1915. at 10 '.c per annum until paid, and
Court
room
of
the
Court
House
of
ft
eelvers The ears of the eavesdroppers i er of Section 11; and the Northwest
which decree and judgments were duly enrolled
wore mudi sharper than I'.ms Il's, and j quarter of the Northeast quarter of said County at Jacksonville Oregon, in and docketed in Volume 2, at page 176 of the v ir-
tho.v knew that each of the rivals hud
Section I I, all in Township 35 South, said County, on the 15(h day of June, cuii Court Judgment Lien Docket for Jackson
1915, at one a'clock P. M. of said day, County Oregon, and is of record in Volume 22 at
said that if In* didn't give her up the
of Range 2 West of the Willamette
other Would baie nothing more to do
ot a regular term of court held nt that age 559 of ’he Circuit Court Journ.d forafore-
Meridian.
with him.
time, then and there to show cause, ■< iid c< unty and state; and wherein it is further
That deed in plaintiffs’ chain of title if any you may have, why the real decreed and ordered that the hereinafter tie-
Tlie next Sundav afternoon the road
between tlie Perkinses and the Shorts to the aforesaid property from Niello-I property belonging to said Estate, scribed property be sold as upon ex (Ution to
satisfy the aforesaid judgments and that the
was lined wIili persons wlm had learn las Webber to Henrv Weydeman, re- 1
judgment of plaintiff be first satisfied out of the
ed either from eavesdropping or from corded in Volume 6 at page 361, of the should not lie sold and order of sal»1 proceeds of said sate and that the proceeds of .-aid
one anol her that Enoch Dnwsou would Deed Records of Jaeltson County, for the same should not be made forth­ sale remaining after the satisfaction of plain­
with. ns in the petition of the ad­ tiff's judgment, or so much thereof as may be
Is* for< ml to decide between two girls
to whom lie Ind been paying marked State of Oregon, be declared to have ministrator of saiil Estate prayed for, necessary be applied in satisfsetion of the judg­
attention. Ems li s farm was connect- i been executed by Nicholas Weber, an said land being situate in township 38, ment of said defendant. Robert Wilson, and in
cd by this road with the main road unmarried man. and that the cloud Rang»' four West of the Willamette which decree each and all the above named de­
At the Junction were ninne "p. . ps caused by the failure of s iid deed to Meridian, in section seven therein, fendants are barren! and foreclosed of all right,
" ’■ *cct he removed and plain and described ns follows: Commenc­ title and inter* a. in and to said property.
watching to see w' ' a «ay he u mid
Now. therefore, pursuant to said decree and
turn on re ' . f ie i In ,|. « etli tiffs’ i’el. q i d as te tlie same.
ing at the Southwest corner of the order of sale and by virtue of an execution u<d
er he v a.u i in to E'ma s <>
i. all's
Th ' “■ U
r..d will of Henry Southwest quart»'” of the Northwest pursuant thereto by the clerk of. and under the
home Al ' •
. lie w.i e,
ifl
seal of the Circuit Court of Jackson County.
e.>m
n
ufscribed
in th»' cempli int quarter of said section thence running : State
Ing In tils sp.ck ami pia b. ;j il
of Ore con. of date May 15th. 1915. I will at
and
ptoven
and
admittixl
to
probate
in
N> r:h 14 rods, thence East 22 ami 6-7 10 o’clock A M. on
noticed those walling, but It did not
occur to him tliai they were Interested he County Court of Jackson County reds, thence South fourteen r»xis;
Monday. June 11th. 1915.
in Ida movements When lie reached Stat»' of Oregon, on February 13. 1904. thence west 22 an»i 6-7 rods to place
at
the
front door of the court house at Jackson­
the main road lie pulled up and looked be declared to have been executed by 1 of beginning, containing two acres
Jackson County, State of Oregon. sell at
flrst In one direction, then in the op Henry Weydeman and that th»> cloud mor«' or less. All being situated in ville.
public auction. subject to redemption as provid- 1
posile.
caused by the mi-spelling of his name Jackson Count» , Oregon.
ed by law. and for cash in band, the follow ng
“Get tip." he said nt last, turning his in saki «ill. ns aforesaid, and in the
Witness the Hon. F. I.. Tou Velle, described real property and nil right, title and '
horse's head toward the Perkins fnrm other papers, records and files of the
interest which ihe sa d above narntd defendants
County
Judge of the abov»- entitled or any of them had therein on February 6. 1911.
He was astonished nt n shout from administration of Ins estate in said
Court
or have had since or now have, to-wit:
the loiterers "Perkins has won'" "Bul­
Lots numbered Three (3) and Four (4) in
ly for Edna !" "Short Isn t long enough!' court be removed and that plaintiffs’
Date
of
first
publication
M.<v
1.
1915.
title be quieted a* to th»' same.
Block numbered Six (6) of the ' »Ison Addition
nud other aneli remarks.
F.
L.
T
ou V elle .
to the Citv of Medford, in Jacks »n County.
That th»> plaintiff Chari - Schack and
S.miotlilng wan evidently wrong, nnd
G. A G ardner ,
State of Oregon, as the same ap, ears desig­
lie colored. Imi drove on to the Perkins his deceased wife, Carrie Schack, be!
nated and platted on the official plat of sai»i
County Clerk.
farm, wlicre lie found ."noil.er party In declared to be the grandchildren and I
addition new on file with the Countj Rev - d?r
waiting. They threw up their hats re iiluarv leg t i sardii vi es intend d
of a oresaid county and *tate, or so mi.» a
and cheered when they saw him com and named in the will of aforesaid
thereof as may b«’ necessary to sHti' • the
.»foresaw judgments, cost - an t accruing costs
Ing
X» tic.’ of Tank I.iqtuilali. n.
IB nrv Weydem m as such and that ihe
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon May 1.5th, 1915.
Thanks to the telephone, his choice
cloud caused by the misspelling of
W. H. S1NGLER. She-iff.
hud been made.
Notice of Voluntary Liquidation of
their names in said will as "Carria anil I "Beekman's Banking House”, at
By E. W. WILSON. Deputy.
Brought to a
Decision
Doing His Best.
Teacher—Is there no way I enn ln-
duee you. Johnny, to take some inter
est In your algebra? Johnny—Certaln-
! ly. Miss Jinks In fact. I do take an
I Interest, but somehow I don't seem to
be able to get hold of the principle.—
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