Jacksonville post., July 17, 1915, Image 4

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Notice of Sale of Kcal Property
By Administrator.
Change in Southern Pecific Time
Summons.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
in the C ounty court of the state OREGON, IN AND FOR TIIE COUNTY OE I
JACKSON,
OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
JACKSON.
Frank VV. Scxt< n, Plaintiff,
-vs-
In the matter of the estate
of K. Fields, deceased.
I Margaret Sexton, Defendant.
By EVERETT P. CLARKE
By MARTHA V MONROE
To whom it may concern ;
To Margaret Sexton, the rbove nam­
It having been duly ordered by the ed defendant:
Edward
Caldwell
was
graduated
at
Dear Mater—I received your last remit­
above entitled Court in the above en-
In the name of the State of Oregon:
tance of fifty yesterday. We are within the l ulled States Naval academy and titled cause, that the undersigned, ad-
a week of examinations, and I am study­ commissioned as midshipman. During
ministrator of the above named estate You are hereby required to appear and
ing very hard. I note what you say about
Lucy. I am very glad that you have In the graduating exercises a number of shall proceed to sell contain real prop­ answer the complaint filed against you
mind what I have in mind. Lucy is a young girls flocked to Annapolis, and
in the above entitled Court and cause,
lovely girl and I’m sure will make me an there was n loie affair between the erty belonging to said estate, at public on or before six weeks from the date
sale upon the said premises to be sold:
excellent wife, but you know I’m still
nearly a year from graduation and there young midshipman and one of them.
Notice is hereby given, that the un­ of the first publication of this sum­
will be more years while I am studying
Ethel Mansfield was barely eighteen,
mons, said first publication being on
my profession. Tills stems very long to and at that age few girls nre worldly dersigned will, at 10 o’clock A. M. on
the third day of July 1915. And you are
me, since I’ll not be able to claim Lucy
the
19th
day
of
July,
1915,
proceed
to
until I am through with studying. The wise, But it is a question whether
hereby notified that if you fail to ap- j
cool weather will be coming on soon and any man or woman in love can possess sell at public sale upon the said prem­ pear and answer said complaint, for |
I’ll need a new overcoat. 1 trust it won’t wisdom, Her father was well to do, ises, the following described real prop­
inconvenience you to send me $100, for and tnon ■y was no object to her. To erty, to-wit: commencing at the South­ want thereof the plaintiff will apply to
I'll need some other tilings besides the
the above entitled Court for the relief
tell the uth, she had no idea of its west corner of the Southwest quarter
overcoat. Ta ta, mother dear; don’t wor
-at she wanted was the mid- of the Northwest quarter of Section 7, demanded in said complaint, to-wit:
ry about my getting Into bad
h ip i y
value
or neglecting my studies o
shfpr
That the bonds of matrimony hereto­
Township 38 South, Range 4 West, of
gracing no’"' If
■onfessed hls infatuation to the Willamette Meridian, thence run­ fore and now existing between plain­
son.
EI.tH J i E' l ' M
one of tl professors of the academy ning north 14 rods, thence east 22 6 7 tiff and defendant be dissolved, and
When Mrs. Steveus received a let-
who Lad taken an interest in him, and
rods, thence south 14 rods, thence west that the plaintiff be released therefrom |
tvf from her dutiful son. or, rather, nu the latter said to him:
.. oin him,
"If you Intend to make the navy 22 6 7 rods to place of beginning, con­ and for a decree of this Court, forever
bring « t .>!<!
with weak eyes, slie your profession you should not marry, taining two acres more or less, all in annulling and dissolving the said bonds I
of matrimony, and for a decree ci
turned it over to her niece, Miss Lucy certainly not till .von have attained to Jackson Ccunty, Oregon.
solute divorse from the defendant here" |
renningtou, to read to her. Lucy took one of the higher grades. Until then
L ewis M. M itchell ,
in. For such other and further relief j
Administrator.
out the letter, and when »be uuw the you will be continually cut off from
" «tax----------
as to this Court may seem just and
first word In it stie started. Then, tell­ your wife and children. You will be
equitable.
ing her aunt flint she would be back in tempted to resign, and it will be too
late for yon to adopt another profes­
Executor’s Notice to Creditors, This summons, by order of Honora­
a few mihutës. she run out of tlie
sion, if you give up your commission
room, opendtl a desk in wlii<*h lier
THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE ble F. L. TouVelle, Judt e of the Coun­
you will likely sink Into poverty un­
uunt kept her sou’s letters, took out
OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY
ty Court of the State of Oregon, in
less your wife has n fortune. In which
one dated several months before, re-
OF JACKSON.
and for Jackson County, regularly
case you will occupy a position timt
old
turned with ,lt und read it to the
I
made in open court in Jacksonville, Or­
will soon pall on you.”
In
the
matter
of
the
estate
of
lady in place of the one Just received.
But Caldwell was In love, and love
I egon, on the 26th day of June 1915, is
The letter she read Is printed above» Is the strongest of the passions, Ho Benjamin W. Harnish, deceased.
served upon you by the publicat'on
This is the letter that came in the en
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
un.
married Ethel Mansfield, and when
thereof for a period of six successive
velo|>e:
the first child came the separation | dersigned, Samuel II. Harnish has been
Dearest Brownie- My last remittance Is from hls wife and the little stranger I appointed Executor of the estate of weeks in the Jacksonville Post, a
here, und 1 um again In funds, i shnjl
newspaper published regularly once per
be over to see you In my car oq.Sy.tuida,y I was not to be endured, and lie resigned Benjamin W. Harnish, deceased, by
week at Jacksonville, Oregon, and of
afternoon, and 1 hope you will again by. from the nitty.
the above entitled Court and any and
able to fool your duenna and meet une at
Two years from tlie dnte <>f hls res- all persons having biils against the es- general circulation in said County and
the old spot In the woods for a ride.
lgnation,
rtiie day after lils wife lind' . tate of Benjamin W. Harnish, deceas State, the date of the first publication
Mother writes me that she Ims set he:
heart on my marrying—after 1 get my upbraided him for llvlhli <>u an hu oiiie' >d, : re hereby notified to present their of this summons being on Saturday
profession, of course—my cousin, Lucy produced by property left her by Iler
July 3, 1915, and the date of the last
Pennington. Lucy is a good girl—too good father lie disappeared from hls home. bill duly verified as required b»- law, to
for me—but there Isn’t tlie snap about The day after Ills departure his wife tie undersigned at Eagle Point, Ore­ publication thereof being on the 14th
day of August, 1915.
her there is in you She would think It
very wrong to meet a young man as you received n note from him saying that gon, or to his attorneys, Neff & Meal­
N ewton W. B orden ,
meet me, fooling some one in order to be had found Ills position of utipro ey, Medford National Bank Building,
do It and having a high old time She is ductiveness un ben ruble.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Medford, Oregon, within six months
rather too much on the Sunday school
Mrs. Caldwell was tempted I® write | from and after the first publication of
order for that. Ooodby. 1 ahull expect to
------------------------------------
her husband that If lie would return this notice.
Bee you at tlie hour and place appointed
to her mid Hu ll' child she would place
Your lover
ELIH(J.
Date of the first publication of this
He Got the Apples.
The next letter Mr. Stevens received her fortune in hls bunds, as if It were notice is June 19, 1915.
"Once upon a time." began the teach-
from his mother was a forgery. Miss Ills instead of hers, Hut the sense of
er. "two little brothers started to Sun
S amuel II. H arnish ,
Ì
Lucy renningtou had written It. imi­ possession deterred tier, She could not
day school one Sunday morning Their
bear
to
give
up.
even
to'
her
liitsbaitd,
Executor of the Estate of Ben­
tating her aunt’s handwriting.
It
II way led past a tine orchard, where
jamin W. Harnish, Deceased. the trees were bending down
warned Elilm to take especial care of wliut was liers. She failed Co' write
with
he drifted from
I
himself when the weather turned eold, the letter, and in time
Neff & Mealey,
ripe, luscious apples. One of the broth
to always weor his rnhliers In wet her whereabouts and become an ini' Attorneys for Executor.
era proposed going Into the orchard
weather and not study so lull'd ns to known quantity, In this she made a
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and getting some fruit, but the other
II
was
possessed
of
mistake.
Caldwel
injure tils health, There was one para
refused and sped away, leaving his
graph which arrested Elihu's earnest ability. That ability should have been
companion greedily devouring the ap­
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
utilized by Ilfs wife. Since she con­
attention. It was this:
ples.
I am sorry to siy that 1 fear my plan sidered It preferable to get on without Hans J. Holmer, Plaintiff,
“Now. It happened that the owner of
with respect to you and Lucy is not likely It. In titne It was purchased by others.
the orcb.irtj saw them, and the next
-vr-
to be carried out Lucy has been recelv
Hls knowledge of naval construction
Ing attention lately from a man ut lcai«t was bought by a manufacturing cor­ I). B. Russell and Altha H. Russell, his day rewarded the good boy who re­
ten years older than herself, and a very poration, and lie soon became Indis­ wife, and Albert Hili, m ide defendant fused to steal his apples by giving him
steady business man She doesn't seem to
a shilling. He got a prize for his lion
bo intuí (Sited in men near lier own age pensable to Ills employers. When a upon order of Court, Defendants.
and looks upon college boys as Juvenile new corporation was formed and lie
By virtue of an Execution and an esty. .and what do you suppose the oth
So we shall have to give that matter up
was offered an enormous salary, with Order of Sale duly issued out of and er boy got for his dishonesty?"
Mr Stevens frowned. He was ver, shares of the stock, If lie would super­
“He got the apples!" yelled every
under the seal of the Circuit Ccu.'t oi
fond of Ida cousin Indeed, wIli-li Ile intend Its constructive work lie accept­
member of the class. —Exchange
the
State
of
Origon,
in
and
for
Jack-
had left home for college she had ed the proposition and from that time
been Ills sweetheart, and he Inni siin e was In receipt of an Income much son County, dated the Sth day of July
Chinese Names of Places.
1915, in a certain couse therein, whei - j
intended when he returned tliut she larger than Ills wife had
Chinine names of places often define
should still be his sweetheart if she
Wiletiler Ibis husband and wife kept tn H“ns J. Holmer as plaintiff i:i the
their < luiracter. Thus the terminili
would, Ills mother's plan luid met Ills track of each other does not appear. above entitled case on the Sth <iay of
So long ns there were "good times" June, 1915, recovered a judgment and “yang” means fortress. I’lngyan1; the
hearty concnrrence. lie was feeling
"for . toss of pence.
“Cheng” means a
dumpy about Ihls change In her when and Mrs Caldwell's securities paid decree against the defendant D. B.
"w.iilisl city." "Slum" Is a mountain.
dividends
she
congratulated
herself
he noticed another letter lying on his
Russell und Altha H. R issell, hiswife. "b;F th.» i ■> a. "Kuan" n camp: thus
upon being an excellent business mini
thblè. Opening It. he read:
for the sum of Ten The iBBiid Six Hun­ : .tain;: Ik tl" n is the "mountain sei
nger. but when a < otnnierclnl panic
Mr. Ellhu Ml evens
A "ling" Is a mountain pass;
Dear Sir Idease take notice that the enine round and her in come was cut dred ($1' ,600.1(04 dollars, with interest
! i nlhi.'. near Mukd.-n. is the
filtle affair that lias been between us Is In half she found that she should li:i\<> th reon from tee 31 st day of July 1913.
replu ; pu s."
betwratn its nô longer i regret that I
pet» annum, oid in­ "! m - ven
nâve so forgotten nr\ self as to neglect reinvented certain of her holdings at the rate of 8
Tile : .:!nx.,s "l ui" ned "to" indicate
cluding
decree
to»
the
sum
of
$2.12.06
tny studies and deceive the profs to go Then for the first time sin- discovered
meandering about with « young man who Hint business affairs troubled her She t: xes for 1913, p uff by plaintiff, with island» <; "p<>" or "pli.i." n li irbor: ,1
' -van.’ a Lav: "kiaug" and "ho." a
hus been deceiving mè. Yours respect­ needed some one to confide in. some
interest thereon at the tate < f 8 11 oer .i i re. : "Lu«." a port: "i’ll." a first < !:tss
fully.
BROW NIIC.
one to consult. But no one aeemed In­ annum from February 9. )5H5, and $64. - If: " in " n proviti I I cap'tal. 'Tel”
There wen» two girls who had given clined to take the responsibility of ad
north "ti m" i< smith, "king" I< c.,n-
him the cold shoulder nt the same vising her. much less to net for her. 56 taxes for 1914, with intetest from
'al. These suffi'.-s ’».!., to explain
time. How could H hnve happened? She finally agreed to give a relative of Maach 31st 1915. at 8 % per annum ui‘-
1,1c thought the matter over, mid It oc hers n salary for managing Iler af­ .11 p nd, and $1000.00 attorney'* fees . 't h frin'B'.ir nniv's In flics:' da s as
' "iit- o
Ch
■>. T'll'e 'wnn.
qurre<A to him tluit wliep In* had writ fairs. The result was that the balance and the further sum of Eleven (»1L<<D
ai
ek'at'g. Horn.' '■ ». Ylnkow.
ten to Ills mother or to Brownie he had of her property |taaaed Into his |M)S- Dollars costs, which judgment uiiffd -
f t. Anju. B< kin; nil! Nanking.
been suddenly called by th« college I m »I1 i session.
cree was enrolled and docketed in She
to a lecture and had hurried the t\i’o
One dnv R*!ward Caldwell received Clerk's <>lli. e of said C >uri in s :ti
Ma-ael.iv and Hb Ra’ors.
lettors Into .envelop««, lie Huspècted’ a note from flic president of the trust v u ty, on the 5th day of June, 1915,
M iccttlny w:». a self :'l iver -though
that he tia<l «dipped «itch Into the en­ w hose ninnufaeturliig department t'nl.l
and is of record in Volume 23, of ihe not with a ::f y—ni:l ’In» v.c fui le­
velope Intended, fpr the other Then well was managing asking If ho could
Circuit Court Journal at pages 58 & 5 .
niti are ii i-orib 1 In Ills b'>ei"i:>h.v.
he Hcrutinlxed the handwriting of hls use another stenographer
If so. ho
l ubiic n tice is hereby given, th.n Tl;. n lie salii d for In Ha an i bis ch ini
mot tier’s letter »nd caught the forgery. would like to secure a position for a
He was In a hole. He surmised that woman whom lie could re --iiiiiiend in corop.iance with the commands of ’ ol's w re <l< and I hero wore fottnd
hls cousin Lucy had written the letter Caldwell replied that la- needed one to said Execution and Or it r of Sal • I wil: '’ "■tween fifty an I sixty strops. Ir ci;.al
i lio strips and splinters, and Innuiner-
purporting to come from Ids mother, take Ills personal dictation
The re­ on Monti .v the 9lh day of August, 1915
that the sternly uum ten years her senior mit was Hint the next morning the at the hour of lu o’clock A. M. otter nlile razors In every sture of disivi' ir.
was a myth and that she had writ feu person referred to walked Into Mr for sale and will sell at public a n'ti -n At one time lie hurt Ills Inn.I and h id
to go to the barber. After the opelil-
It In order to appear to turn down Ell- Caldwell'a private otile*».
office She stopped to tlie highest H la< r for cash, subjee tten he ask.-I the cli irgo. "Oil. what­
hn rather tlimi submit to l>e turned on the threshold Caldwell was Ilgar
to rt'de.nptiou a* ie try law provided all ever yon us’ially give the person who
down by him.
lug nt Ills desk a.nt did not see her of the right, title, »nd in'.er.st that sh.'.vis you." was the answer. "In that
lie would have eaten humble pie nt She stood with her e'os fixed upon
ease." said Macaulay, "1 should give
on- e If It Mould have done any good’., litm for a few moments; then was the ef.iniaiits D. B. Bussell and Altha you a grea gush oil either cheek.”—
II.
Russell,
his
wife,
and
Albert
llhlhad
’■nt It wouidn t He was down on cold about to withdraw when lie looked up
London Mirror.
on the 12th dav of August 1913 or have
p-.p.T ns prefcr-tug I’rov ■ i > a. «I noth ' She was Ills wife.
Ing be < otikl say to Lucy would undo i 'Tor l > a >» ii ' s sake. Ethel." he ex since acquired in and to the followii’g
The Alpaca.
what had tieen d«-n«-. ills ».ily chance < Jnl inn'
described real property, situated in
" liat brings you here?"
Tn spite of attempts to introduce the
Wils (v H' e I’ d"" 1
1 not a word, but hold out a Jackson County, State of Oregon, and nlpnca Into countries away from lia
his hnldts and yem >
ich was1 written, "The lady being more particularly descrilieil as native linbltnt. failure lias attended
nient of tils cousin to win h°r ’
1
,ve .-ecomiuetuled for a ate foltows, to-wit:
them. It Is rarely found below an al­
time he had finished h'.s « maiion.
no . ,
The Northwest quarter of section 13. titude of 5.000 feet. Its wool Is of an
Fortunate’;, m th. .i. • of trou
"Your fortune! Surely you do not
Township :?T> South Range 2 West, and exceedingly tine luster and quality and
bio wU'( I.a \ Tie le I' at »»li I" go -iced tn w i: k?“
the Northeast quarter of Section 13. occasionally a tains a length of six
brow sing aliioi li.’v hu ■. s w is re
"All :: one ”
Inches.
Township
35 South. Range 2 West, ami
Uloved. Mi.*«. Brown e w
i : i i el I
"Ami you have hud the nerve to bo
cent young Indy and having a great gtu to support yourself n< I began to the West half of the N >rlhwest quart­
"Good Morning.”
many conlhlental friends, <dinpl.iImai wrestle with the business world after er of section 18 Township 35 S uth.
It is custotunry in most countries to
to eu» h and every one of tin» way l llhu I lind'"-
Range I West of Willamette Meridian, any "Good morning'' as a greeting even
had devolved her. En< h trien I had
“I was wrong. I should have turn situated in Jackson < ou lty. Orel on.
wheu it isn't true, But the Englisu-
her own circle of friends and the nuit ed over everything to you."
All of the above described real pro- mini saya "Beastly morning." and It
ter soon Ixs aiue common proiwriy
Caldwell ponderisi for a moment tie- perty will be su'd at said time and generally is.—New York Independent.
Tin» conse<|U<'n(*(‘ of all this Ellhu dis fore replying.
place in the manner provided by Uw
covered that s«» far as ronqiivst* were
"l’erlmps and perhaps not. Fnfortu
Shaping the Heid.
concerned he tnlrlit ns well devote birr nnetly the world, or. rallier. Provi­ for the sale of real property under
in
New
< *:|ledotila heads of Infants
nelf t<> hls bo« ks. for during the H'st lenee. does not permit ns to run to culion forei-losure to satisfy the judg­ are sipteeitsl Into different shapes, th »
of Ills college career the girls were all orlili? our affairs out ns we have plan ment, costs, attorney s fees and the faces of boys being lengthemsl to look
ally <»f him.
ned However. If you have lost a for accruing costs of this sale.
I like warriors and the girls' faces made
The Incident made a new min of tune I am gaining one When I was
Da e»l this Sth day of July, 1915, at oval by pressing up the chin.
hlin. He dcvnft I lil»»i elf to Ills stud n midshipman on n few hundred a the office of the Sheriff in the Court
1rs, and wh<»n In* had *>•’ «»<: «eren year and you nil hclrt ss the t.o"l was Hous* at Jacksonville, Oregon.
Baby Talk.
years for I.in \ lie found that she ha I on the wrong foot, now It Is on the
The first Infant speech Is the use of
W.
H.
S
ingi I R.
Committed the forgery to bring him right one I.et ns finish the race to­
Sheriff of Jacks n Corn ty Oregon the <x»n«onnnts "in" and "r.” •'<" or
back to the |>ntb from which he had gether "
"t" and tne first words "mutii" and
By E. W. W ilson ,
And they did.
■tray cd.
'"goo.”
Deputy.
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