Jacksonville post., June 05, 1915, Image 4

'publication of this summons, namely, Executor’s Notice to Creditors.
on or before June 12, 1915, and if you
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
or either of you fail to so appear and
ecret
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
answer, for want thereof the plaintiff»
OF JAt KSON.
will apply to the court for the relief
ervice ailure
the matter cf the estate of
prayed for in the complaint her, in, a In
David H. Her.dery.dece.’.Red.
succinct statement of which is as fol­
A Slory For Memorial Day.
Notice is hereby givt n that the undersigned
lows: that a decree be entered herein hafi been appointed by the County Court of Jack-
By F. A. MITCHEL
Talking.
decreeing plaintiffs to be the absolute «on Couty. Oregon, Executor of the estate of Da­
Talking la like playing on the harp. owners in fee simple of the foliowing vid H. Ilendery, deceased. Ail persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified and
In the year 1802 1 was u private in There Is as much in laying the hands described property, situated and being required
4 > present the same duly verified to the
on the strings to stop their vibrations in Jackson County, State of Oregon,
tho —th Ohio cavalry in middle Ten­ as In twanging them to bring out their
undersitthed Executor, at the office of the Coun­
to-wit'
ty Reeordp»- in the Court House in Jacksonville.
nessee, and a part of my company was music.—Holmes.
detailed under a lieutenant to act as
lhe North half of the South west Oregon, on or before six months from the date Of
this notice. Dated May 15th 1915.
tho headquarters guard to a division
quarter, the Southeast quarter of the
CHAUNCEY FLOREY,
commander. 1 was one of these men.
Southwest quarter, and the South­
fcxecutor of the Estate of
Notice
of
Sheriff
’
s
Saie
Under
and my principal duty—when there
David H. Hendery, deceased.
west quarter of the Southeast quart- j
— . ........-------------------
was anything to do was acting as
er of Section 11; and the Northwest
Execution !n Foreclosure.
courier for the general commanding
quartet
-
of
the
Northeast
quarter
of
Notice For Publication.
I carried dispatches wherever the mili­
c. J. Nunan,
Section 14, all in Township 35 South,
tary telegraph was not available.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Plaintiff,
of Range 2 West of the Willamette I
One day the general handed me a
U’ S. t. AND OFFICE at Roseburg, Oregon,
VS.
Meridian.
Communication that he told me I must
May 20. 1915.
Knutzen and
not on any account permit to fall Into Jacob
That deed in plaintiffs’ chain of titli I I NOTICE is hereby given that Samuel Carpen-
Leona Knutzen,
ter of Jacksonville, Oregon, who. on April 29;
the hands of the enemy, I promised
to the aforesaid properly from Nicho-1 1 ' 1910,
Defendants.
made Homestead Application. Serial No
him that I would defend it with my
las Webber to Henry Weydeman, re­ 0 :192, for E^fc of NE1/? anti E’ j of SE’/i of Section
By virtue of an Execution and an
life, It was contained in a long otli-
corded in Volume 6 at page 361, of the ), Township 38 S'. Range 2 W.. Willamette Mer-
clal envelope, and I tucked it Into my order of sale duly issued out of and
lian, has filed notice of intention to make Final
saber belt, where we couriers always under the seal of the Circuit Court of Deed Records of Jackson County, Five-year Proof, to establish claim to the land
carried our dispatches, intending when the Slate of Oregon, for the County of State of Oregon, be declared to have above described, before W. H. Canon. U. S. Com­
I got without our camp to put it in a Jackson, dated the 19th day of May, been executed by Nicholas Weber, an | missioner, at his office at Medford. Oregon, on
unmarried Wian. and that the cloud j
less conspicuous place.
2nd day of July, 1915.
1915, in a certain cause therein where­ caused by the fuilure of said deed to ' the Claimant
names as witnesses: Harley H. Hall,
I was riding down a turnpike south­
in
C.
J.
Nunan
as
Plaintiff
recovered
i
of
Buncom,
Oregon, C. D. Hoorn, of Medford.
ward when I saw a young soldier on
• recite such fact be removed and plain
Oregon, S. R. Coffman, of Ruch. Oregon, John
foot a short distance ahead of me. It on tho 15t day of May, 1915, a judg i tiffs’ title be quieted a« to the same.
II Crump of Jacksonville, Oregon.
occurred to me that be bad n peculiar ment aeainst Jacob Knutzer and Leo­
J. M. UPTON.
That
the
purported
will
of
Henry
na
Knutzen
for
the
following
sums:
he
turned
walk. When I reached Idin
Register.
WidarrtlaYi
describ'd
in
the
complaint
and looked up at me. He was the On plaintiff’s first cause of suit the
i
and
proven
and
admitted
to
probate
in
youngest looking soldier I ever saw sum of Three Hundred ($360.00) Doi-1
except among the drummer boys. His lars together with interest thefvon at he County Court of Jackson County
Summons.
cheeks were rosy ns n girl’s, and there the rate of 8 % per annum from the State of Oregon, on February 13, 1904, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
wasn’t a sign of n beard.
4th day of January, 1913, and for the be declared to have been executed by |
OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
"Like to ride, sonny?" I asked •if
further sum of $60.00 reasonable at­ Henry Weydeman and that the cloud I D. D. H ill, Plaintiff,
so, I’ll take you up behind me."
eauseo l»y the misspelling of his name
1 noticed ids eye turn upon the dis­ torney’s lee and for Plaintiff’s costs in said will, as aforesaid, and in the
-V3-
patch tn my belt, but only as It might and disbursements taxed at $18.60; Al­
J. B. CoIoman and Anna
other
papers,
records
and
files
of
the
rest on anything about tne. and lie said so for the further judgment against
Bell Coleman, Defendants.
ho would like a lift if I didn't mind, said defendants and each of them cm administration of bis estate in s-iid
To J. B. Coleman and Ahrm Bell
court
be
removed
and
that
plaintiffs
since he had several miles to go before Plaintiff’s second cause of suit for the
Coleman, the aboVed hamed defendants
reaching camp. I noticed that his ac­ sum of^One Hundred sixty-eight and title be quieted as to the same.
That the plaintiff Charles Schack an<
In the name of the State of Ore—on:
cent had the southern tiuvor in it and 40-10) ($168.40) Dollars, together with
asked’him what regiment lie belonged
You
are hereby required to appear and
his
deceased
wife,
Carrie'
Schack,
b<
to. 4fe said he was one of an east I I interest thereon from the 25th day of declared to be the grandchildren and answer the complaint filed against you
August,
1913,
at
the
rate
of
8
c
/
pet
­
Tennewsee cavalry regiment that 1
in the above entitled ddtiori within six
knew all about, This accounted for annum, and the further sum of $25.00 re-iduary legatees and devisees intended weeks from the 15th day of May, 1915.
names!
in
the
will
of
aforesaid
and
his accent, lie put tils foot <m mine, reasonable attorney’s fees; also for
and. giving me Ills hand. 1 lifted him tlie further sum of Seventy-five and Henry Weydeman as such and that th- date of first publication of this sum­
up to a seat behind me.
84-100 ($75.84) Dollars paid by Plain­ cloud caused by the misspelling of mons, and if you fail to answer or oth­
I chatted with liiiu on the way. tiff for the redemption of Tux Certifi­ their names in said Will as "Carria an- erwise appear, for want thereof plain­
though 1 could not get him to say cates on the mortgaged property here­ Charles Rchuck” be removed and tha tiff will apply to the said court for the
much. All of n sudden when we came inafter described, with interest there­ plliintiffs’ title be quieted as to tne relief demanded in his complaint,
to a part of the road where no one was
to-wit’ for a judgment against you and
same.
near I felt my revolver being drawn on from the 24th day of April, 1915 at
That the deed in plaintiffs’ chain of each of you for the sum of Sixty Two
the
rate
of
6
'.t-
per
annum,
which
out of Its holster, and the first thing I
and 40-100 Dollars ($62.40) with inter­
knew after that I heard a click and judgment was enrolled and docketed in title to aforesaid property fhom Wil est thereon at the rate of seven '{ per
liam
A.
Barnhill
and
William
H.
Mean,
felt the muzzle against the back of my the Clerk’s office of said Court on the
recorded in Volume 105 at page 184 o’ annum from Jan. 17th, 1914. and for
15th day of May, 1915.
head.
”1’11 take that paper in your belt.” he
I am commanded by said Execution the Died Records of Jackson Count) the additional sum of Fifty Dollars at­
said.
and order ot sale to sell the following State of Ore.on, be decreed to be a torney’s fees in the said action and for
It didn't hike me long to form a described real property situated in deed absolute and to be an absolute his costs and disbursements.
This summons is published by virtue
theory of what nil tills meant. He Jackson County, Slate of Oregon, termination of the mortgage transact­
was u Confederate wiio had got hold
of
ar. order of the Honorable F. I,
ion
described
in
the
complaint
herein
and
of a Federal soldier’s uniform anil to-wit.
that the same was not give-, as secur­ TouVelle, Judge of the County Court
The
Southeast
quarter
of
the
North
­
come into our lines on secret service.
ity or as a mortgage and that plaintiffs' in and for the said county and state,
But 1 didn't let on that such was my west quarter, the Northeast quarter of
made and filed on the 5 h day of May,
the Southwest quarter and lhe West title be quieted as the the same; that it
opinion.
“Oil. stop your fooling." I said, "or half of the Southeast quarter of Sec- be deerted that the last mentiuneddeet 1915. directing the same to be publish­
was executed by William A. Barnhi' ed in the Jacksonville Post, r. r.. wspa-
I’ll put you down."
I ti- n 18, Township 40 South, Range 4
1 knew be was more frightened than West, containing 160 acres, together and William H. Mead, bath unma>ric< pr of general circulation, published
I, for I felt the muzzle of the pistol with the tenements, herulitaments and men, and that the cloud caused by the in the Citv of Jacksonville, Jackson
shake against my head, wiileb Indi­ and appurte-m.nces thereunto belonging failure of said '.teed to recite such fav County, State of Oregon, f r six con-
cated that Ills hand was trembling.
■>e removed and that plaintiff,’ title b secutiue weeks
However, he managed to control Ills excepting however therefrom, ab mt 10 ¡uieted as to the same.
Date of first public-di m. May 15, 1915,
voice siitlleiently to say quite severely acres heretofore sold out of the South­ That all claims of the defendants ad- Last publics-ion, June 26, 1915,
east
quarter
of
said
Northwest
quart
­
for n mere boy:
D. D. H ail ,
"You give me that dispatch or I’ll er, which said mortgage bears date üt ve:se to plaintiffs’ title be determined
Attorney for Plaintiff.
by a decree of this court and that b
make a hole in your head."
■May 4th, 1919.
-aid decree it be adjudged that the de-
"Are you in earnest7” I asked.
I will therefore, on Monday the
Notic ‘ :f Sb riil’s Sale
endants and each ard ali of thorn havt
’•You'll find that out pretty quick if
2lst day of June. 1915,
you don't do ns I tell you."
ui e-tatc, interest, lim or right u <> IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Ol
OF OREGON. 1 OR JACKSON
He wiis so excited that he omitted at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. M. at the
t
to the premises herein dcsetib. d or l
Bank of Jacksonville, ’in
to put a masculine tone into his voice front door of the court itouse in Jac .
ny p irt thereof; th e each an ' all o'
< re oji corporation. Plaintiff.
and gave himself or herself dead away. sotivill -, Jackson County, S ate of O
tit! def, ndants, designated and ui -
"Cotne. little girl.” 1 said, "don’t you .u-on, offer for sale and will sell at nown, I e or .'ver enjoined and deb t
, J. E. O’stm. a’so k- own as John 1
think you Imve embarked in a pretty
’tublie auction, n the I igli st bidder •d from asserting any cl dm whats..
and his wife. M. A. Ols >n. als . kt
dangerous business 7"
Mahala A. Olson, nnd G. Nlidvrand W R.
ver in or to above de cribvd land <v
"Girl or no girl, 1 want that dis- f ir eash, ali the right, title anti inter
ar.k. partners under thi- style of Mil­
e.- t which th said <i< fendants Jacol my part there -f, adv rse to pbiintitfs’ Ew'
patch.”
ler rn Ewt’iink. an<l l.’o! ert. Wilson and
“Well, if you want It why don't you Knutzen and Leonti Knutzen had ot Old that plaihtiffs have a decree !<>■
Nancy Wilson, his wife. Defendants.
take It?"
tlie 4 It day of May, 1908, or now it iv<
:ch other and fu. the.- r.diet as to th.
By virtue of a decree and order rf sale duly Í [
There was no immediate reply to i i ano to lhe real p.uperlv here'ofoti • -urt may seem equitab.e.
nade and entered in th above entitled cou-t arid
this. She was evidently thinking what described.
This summons is published in th, •mis-» on th? 17th. < ay of April. A D. 1915.
to do. A uian would have reached lor
All of said mortgaged property wil 'acksonville Post, a weekly n.-wspi.p. r her in above mmed plain‘ifT rec ve’*»d ju
the dispatch with one Inind while he lie sold at said time and place in th, printed and published and of genera ment against* the defendants therein. J. E. Cis m
’.nd M. A Olson and each of th m for the sum of
held the pistol In place with the other
1 didn’t believe Unit the girl would manner provided by law for the sale of circulation in Jackson County, Stati I502.°0 with interest thereon from said date at 8
%
per annum until pa d and for *ho furtl er sum
kill me intentionally. but I confess I real properly under execilti -n, to sat­ of Oregon, by order of the Hon. F. M. of $17.00
costs ami disbursements th r< in anti for fg'
talkins,
Judtre
of
the
above
entitle«!
isfy
the
several
Cannes
of
suit,
attorn
­
was mightily afraid that in her iigitn
thofur*hcr accruing costs here in with interest!
ey’» fees, costs and the accruing costs court, dated April 30. 1915, and where­ thereon at tho rate <>f 8 % per annum, nnd where [
tion site would pull the
out knowing it.
of this sale.
in it is < rdered that summons herein in said defendant Robert Wilson recovered judg- ,
"I’ll tell you what ru
Dated this 20th day of May, 1915.
be served up >n you by publication ment against the aa d defendants J. E. Ul.-on at d 1
“Lower tlie revolver ami
t at root it, sajd newspaper once a week M. A. Olson and each of them for the sum of
W. H. 8INGI.ER, Sheriff,
$1155 76 with interest thereon from sail 17th day
the dispatch. on tile
lor
six consecutive weeks, anrt you tire of April. 1915 at 10 % per annum until paid, an i
By E. W. W ilson , Deputy.
dler “
therein ordered to appear and answer which decree and judgments were duly enrolled
"Give tne the dispatch or I'll lire."
the e tmplainl herein filed against you and docketed in Volume 2, at page 176 of the < ir-
I didn’t lielleve site could bring her
on or before the expiration of six cuit Court Judgment Lien Docket for Jackson
«elf to shoot me In cold blood. I re
County. Oreg »n. and is <>f^< cord in Volume 22 at
Summons.
eeks from the oate of the first publi- page
solved to risk It.
559 of »he Circuit C< urt Journal for afore*
cation
of this summons.
"You're welcome to It. my dear," I
s.-.i' county and state; and wherein it is further
The date of the first publication of decreed and ordered that the hereinafter dc-
replied, "but you'll have to take It
yourself."
’his summons is May 1st. 1915, and the scrilKtl property be sold as upon execution to
satisfy the aforesaid judgments and that the
I knew she was afraid flint If she
ate of the last publication and on or judgment
of plaintiff be first satisfied out of the
reached for It I would adopt some George William Cooling an 1
before which date you are required to proceeds of said sale and that the proceeds of said I
method to circumvent her
Charles Schack, 1’iaintiffs,
sale remaining after the satisfaction of plain- !
a| pear an*, answer is June 12, 1915.
"8up|>ose.'’ I added. "1 give you the
tiff's judgment, or so much thereof as may be
-va-
11 K. H anna ,
dlsputch. What will you do next?"
necessary be applied in satisfaction of the judg- 1
Fr.-d I,. Heath. William H. Mead,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
"You'll dismount, mid in
ment of said defendant. Robert Wilson, and in 1
William A. Barnhill, Carria Scho-k.
on your liorse."
which decree each and all the above named de- (
♦. *
Charles Schock and also, till otherf
“How do you know b i i h i'e II re I’e
fendants are barred and foreclosed of all right,
Dirties unknown claiming
and interest in ami to said property.
volver lit m.v bootleu .-'
Notice of Final Account. title Now.
any right,
Ínter­
therefore, pursuant to said decree and '
Kited! 'a t know but I I. - e
est i<. the
in the
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE ( F order of sale and by virtue of an execution issued 1
Hhe ni.ole no rcpli. tun I te ; ti. , i , n. complain
pursuant
thereto by the clerk of. and under the ,
OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY
bling
seal of the Circuit Court of Jackson County.
In the matter of th estate
"If you’re going to succeed in this
State of Oreron. of date May 15th. 1915, 1 will at ’
of William Hartman. deceased.
job you'd better reach down utid pull
10 o'clock A. M. on
Public notice is hereby given that the under*
out lite other weit|K>n. for If you don't
Monday. June 14th, 1915.
signed has filet! in the County Court of Jackson
1 can shoot you ns soon us I've dis
County State of Oregon, the final account of his at the front door of the court house at Jacki ;son-
mounted I could give you the tils
administration of the estate of William Hart­ ville. Jackson Countv. State of Oregon, sell at
patch, got down nnd put n bullet
man. deceased, nnd that s iid court has fixed public auction, subject to redumption as provid­
through you ns Roon as I touched the
Monday, the 28th day of June. 1915. at the hour ed by law. and for cash in band, the foil-w ng
pike.”
of 10 o'clock. A. M. of said day. at the court described real property and all right, title and
ro >m of said court at the county court house in interest which the said above named defendants
"Why don’t you?" she asked In a
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Jacksonville. Jackson County Sratc of Oregon, or any of them hat! therein on February 6. 1911.
voice thnt lind perceptibly broken
away
Ob' OREGON: You and each of you a-* th< time and place for the hearing of objec- or have had since or now have, to-wit:
tions to said final account and L r settlement cf
L»»s numbered Three (3) and Four (4) in
"Becnttse I wouldn’t hurt you. nty are hereby notified that v< u are re­ said estate.
Block numbered Six (6) of the *)lson Ad iition
dear girl, for the world "
quired to appear and answer »he com­ All persons interested in i mtid estate are hero­ to the Citv of Medford, in Jackson Count .
This was too much for her She plaint filed affdnst you in the above by notified and required to make or flle ihvir eh. State of Oregon, as the same appe us dt .dg-
<
broke down and pul mi revolver bark entitled court and cause on nr before jecHona to said final acc unt.
if any they huv..
natod and nlatted on the official plat of said
or itefure the time aforesaid, fixed for the
In my holster.
addition now on file with the t ounty Recorder
the expiration
the time no prescrib-* on
ef aforesaid county and state, or so much
I’m sorry I haven’t time to tell the e<i in the order for service of sum­ heaiine and settlement thereof.
Date of this notice and of the fir
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tbe
pu i
rest of the story. | can mj , however,
aforesaid judgments, costs «n . acc: u ; g costs.
thnt after the war I tcok her north mons herein upon you bv publication, th reef is May Snd. 1915.
J. N. BAUE.
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon. May 15th. 1913.
Co wit: on or before th» expiration of
With m .
Administrator of the «mtatc of
W. H. SINGLER. Sheriff,
six weeks fr< m the date ¡of the first j
William Hartman, Deceased.
By E W WILSON. Depaty.
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