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ACKSON VILLE PO5
VOL. XVI.
JACKSONVILLE. JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. APRIL 13. 1923
Site for Auto
Judge Watson Lo­
News Items of
cates in Ashland
Local Interest
Park Selected
v Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
Notice of Final Account.
NO. 50
Summons for Publication.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
By virtue of an execution issued out
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County.
of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County.
W. G. McDonald, Plaintiff, vs Anna
Oregon for Jackson County, upon a de­
In the Matter of the Estate of Eliza
McDonald, Defendant.
cree rendered and docketed in said J. McIntire, Deceased.
Judge C. B. Watson who court on the 20th day of March, 1923, Notice is hereby given that the un­ To Anna McDonald, the above named
Tom Devore has gone to
The committee appointed
Applegate valley, where he to select an auto park for has been associated with A. in a suit wherein The First National dersigned. Administratrix of the above defendant:
In the Name of the State of Oregon
will spend the summer at the Jacksonville, at the regular E. Kellogg at Gold Hill in Bank of Southern Oregon, a national named estate has tiled her final account you are hereby required to appear in
banking corporation, is plaintiff, and in said county court of Jackson County,
ranch of Bill Ray, near Ruch.
the above entitled court and cause and
weekly meeting of the Cham­ the law and abstract business C. E. Wikstrom and M. E. Wikstrom Oregon, and that Saturday, the 28th there answer the complaint on file
are
defendants,
in
favor
of
the
plaintiff
day of April, 1923, at ten o'clock A. M.
Directors of the Jackson ber of Commerce Monday the past five years will quit
and against the defendants, C. E. Wik­ and the court room of said court at therein against you within ten (10)
county fair have decided to evening, reported that the the firm shortly and go with strom
days from the date of the service of
and M. E. Wikstrom for $4512.20, j Jacksonville, Oregon, has been appoint­
I this summons upon you if served within
add 124 feet to the grand­
with
interest
thereon
from
March
20,
the Hartman Syndicate of
ed by said court as the time and place
stand, making it double its most suitable place in or near the Pacific coast as their at­ 1923, at the rate of 8% per annum, for the hearing of objections to said Jackson County, Oregon; or if served
within any other County of Oregon,
the town is the vacant ground
which execution was directed and deliv­ report and the settlement thereof.
former size.
then within twenty (20) days from the
torney
and
geologist,
TV
is
ered to me as sheriff of the above nam­
at the rear of the old U. S.
Date of first publication March 23, date of the service of this summons up­
Mrs. T. H. Ley of Port­
ed
county
and
state,
and
1
have
levied
'
1923.
MAY R. RICE,
is the new concern which
on you; or if served out of the state
land is expected to arrive hotel. By vote of the club has recently acquired several upon and am directed to sell, by virtue : m23 a20
Administratrix. after an order of publication or by pub­
of such execution and decree of the
here tomorrow for a visit at it was decided to accept this
lication, then on or before the last day
Court, the following real property, to­
Notice to Creditors.
the home of her father, J- as the most suitable park ob­ thousand acres of shale lands wit:
I prescribed in the order for the publica­
L. Roe.
tainable, and the work of east of Ashland and are pre­ All of the West L of the Northeast Notice is hereby given that the un­ tion of said summons.
has been appointed by the
And you will please take notice that
paring to begin the reduction q of the Northwest q, the South q of dersigned
W. A. Childers is busy ât putting it in proper condition
the Northwest q of the Northwest q, County Court of Jackson County, Ore­ the above entitled court on the 28th
Executrix of the Estate of Charles day of February, 1923, made and enter­
work on his new house, on will be done as soon as pos­ of these rich shale bodies in­ and the Southwest J4 of the Northwest gon,
ed an order requiring service of sum­
q, all in Section 15, Township 34 South, W. Hammond, Deceased.
to
oil,
gas
and
other
by-prod
­
sible.
the site recently purchased
All persons having claims against mons herein to be made upon you by
Range 4 West of Willamette Meridian;
While the park is not as ucts, on a very extensive also,
those two certain placer mining said Estate are hereby required to pre­ this publication and requiring said sum­
from Luther York, in the
large as those of some towns, scale.
claims as filed and recorded in the Min­ sent the same, properly verified, to L. mons to be published once a week for
eastern part of town. He
Roberts, Attorney for said Estate, six consecutive weeks, the first publica­
it is large enough to accom­
The judge will be quarter­ ing Records of Jackson County, Ore­ A.
tore down the old house, and
gon, comprising the Southwest q of at his office in Ashland, Oregon, within tion to be made’ on the second day of
months from date of the first pub­ March, 1923 and the last day of publi­
is building everything new ■ modate a dozen cars and it is ed in the new offices of the the Southwest q and the West '/¿ oi six
not probable that more than syndicate in Ashland and give1 the Southeast q of the Southwest q, lication of this notice, which is March cation on the 13th day of April, 1923,
from the ground up.
Jennie E. Hammond,
in Section 10, Township 34 South, 30, 1923.
and which order requires you to appear
this number will be here at his entire time to his new all
Range 4 West of Willamette Meridian, m30 a27_________________ Executrix. and answer said complaint on or before
Mrs. Anna Schmidt and any one time to occupy it. duties. Kellogg will sell his in Jackson County, Oregon, together
the last day prescribed in said order for
Summons.
son Ed returned to Jackson­ It is in the center of town law library and devote his with all ditches, ditch rights and water
said publication, towit, on or before the
In the Circuit Court of the State of 13th day of April, 1923.
ville this week, after spend­
rights appurtenant to the said premi­
ing the winter in San Fran­ and surrounded by beautiful time to the abstract business ses, all flumes, pipe lines and mining Oregon for Jackson County.
And you will please take notice that
Ida May Macentire, Plaintiff, vs Don­ if you fail to so appear and answer said
equipment thereon, or appurtenant
cisco. The balance of the shade trees, w ith a good well at Gold Hill.
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thereto; also, all that certain tract of ald Ernest Macentire, Defendant.
complaint within said time the plaintiff
family will remain in the city of water and other conveni-
To Donald Ernest Macentire, the will apply to the above entitled court
land
consisting of 103 acres of land,
Presbyterian
Church.
for some time yet. Miss j ences, and a more suitable
above named Defendant:
for the relief demanded in the com­
10a. m. Sunday School; Supt. Frank more or less, formerly known as the
In the Name of the State of Oregon: plaint, towit, for a decree dissolving
Lena is employed in a tele­ ¡site for such a park could Lindley.
Richard Collins place, described as fol­
You are hereby required to appear
lows: The Southwest q of the North­
phone office.
bonds of matrimony now existing
not be found in this vicinity. 11 a. m. Morning worship and ser­ west q, Section 22, Township 34 South, and answer the complaint filed against the
between the plaintiff herein, W. G.
Subject
“
The
Practice
of
Im
­
mon.
The library ladies will Tables, etc, will also be pre­
Range 4 West of Willamette Meridian, you in the above entitled court and McDonald and the defendant Anna Mc­
”
and
commencing at a point 33,58 chains cause on or before six weeks from the Donald, and for a decree awarding to
make a “drive” tomorrow, pared for the accommodation mortality.
7:30 p. m. Song service led by the
south
of the quarter section corner be­ date of the first publication of this the plaintiff the care and custody of the
Saturday, from 2 to 5 o’clock
Junior Choir. Sermon subject “The
of
tourists.
tween
Sections 15 and 22, Township 34 Summons, and if you fail so to appear minor child of the parties, Gladys Mc­
for old magazines and papers,
Social Programme of Jesus.”
South,
Range 4 West of Willamette and answer said complaint, within the Donald, until the further order of the
A committee was appoint­
Fred C. Becker, Minister.
from which they expect to
Meridian, and running thence west 20 time required, the plaintiff' will apply Court; and for a decree for such other
realize something tD help de­ ed to have several suitable
chains; thence south 27.87 chains; thence to the Court- for the relief demanded in and further relief as shall be just and
fray expenses of the library. signs painted and put up at
south 84q degrees east, 2.35 chains; her complaint, to-wit: For a Decree equitable in the premises.
thence north 8q degrees east, 3.43 dissolving the bonds of matrimony now
REAMES & REAMES,
All those having old maga­ the junction of main roads
chains; thence north 63 degrees east, existing between plaintiff and defend­
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
zines and papers, of any na­ leading from the paved state
ant.
Address: 412 Liberty Building, Med­
11.10 chains; thence north 24q degrees
This Summons, by Order of the Hon. lord, Jackson County, Oregon.
ture, are kindly asked to highway to Jacksonville—to
fast, 8.40 chains; thence north 6 de­
C. M. Thomas, Judge of said Court, Date of first publication: March 2,1923.
bring them to the library.
grees east, 10.64 chains to the place ol
made on the 27th day of March, 1923, Date of last publication: April 13, 1923.
attract tourists to this place
beginning, containing 40.0219 acres; al­
is served upon you by publication there­
Judge Bagshaw is gradual­ for free camping grounds.
so, a tract commencing at a point 64.20
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
of for a period of six successive weeks
ly recovering from his recent
chains south 16 degiees west from
Owing
to
the
fact
that
In
this
issue
is
a
notice
by
in the Jacksonville Post, of Jackson­ By virtue of an execution duly
sickness caused by collapse of
quarter section corner between sections
ville, Oregon. The date of the first issued out of and under the seal
we are moving from this
15 and 22, and running thence south
his nervous system. His son the auto camp committee,
publication being on the 30th day ol of the Circuit Court of the State
84q degrees east, 3.75 chains; thence
Dan came down last week urging all those men inter­ community we will sell
March, 1923, and the date of last publi­ of Oregon, in and l'or the County
south 77 degrees east, 12.16 chains;
cation thereof being on the Uth day of of Jackson, to me directed and dated
our furniture.
from Zillah, Wash., to assist ested in the welfare of the
thence north 5 degrees east, 5.93 chains,
on the 22nd day of March, 1923, in a
May, 1923.
in moving to their new home, town to meet at the park
thence south 63 degrees west, 14.10
L. A. ROBERTS, i certain action therein, wherein The
where they expect to go the1 next Tuesday evening, 17th,
chains; thence Bouth 8q degrees west,
Attorney for Plaintif!. Hullo« k Mercantile Agency, an Oregon
3.43 chains to the place of beginning,
latter part of next week.
Postoffice address: Ashland, Oregon. Corporation, as Plaintiff, recovered
containing 13.0163 acres, excepting and
See ad in this issue, offering to help clean up the grounds.
judgment against Lilly Davis, formerly
reserving 25 yards on each side of
Notice tor Publication Lilly Strompf, the defendant, for the
There
are
a
couple
of
old
for sale their furniture, etc. j
Stoves, chairs, tables,
Pleasant Creek and all water and ditch
014005
sum of Two Hundred Six and 91-100
rotten sheds to tear down,
rights
of way; also, beginning at a
Department of the Interior,
beds, bookcases, cabinets
($206.91) Dollars, with costs and dis­
Mr. Wm. Cameron of Ap­ several trees to trim and quite
white oak stake and rock monument in U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, bursements taxed at '1 hirty-eight and
—
anything
you
may
plegate greeted old friends a bit of work to do in level-1
the northeast corner of a certain field,
April 4, 1923.
60-100 (.pH.60) Dollars, which judgment
known as the little field; thence in a
Notice is hereby given that Dean was enrolled and docketed in the Clerk’s
need.
in town Saturday, He re- ing up the ground.
southerly direction along the fence ol Harold Dow of Medfotd, Oregon, who, oilice of said Court in said County on
marked to the editor that it
said field 155 yards; thence west along on July 6, 1921, made Homestead Entry the 10th day of February, 1923.
Several of the enterprising
was exactly 60 years from women residing nearest the MKS. I). VV. BAGSHAVV the fence of said field about 300 yards Serial No. 014005, for the SE}4 of Sec. Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
to a white oak Btake; thence north 27, Twp. 37 S., Range 3 W. Willamette to the terms of the said execution, I
that date (April 7th) since park—Mesdames Zell, Wil­
along the west line of the Northwest q Meridian, lias filed notice of intention will on the 8th day of May, 1923, at ten
he left the old home in Iowa son, Finney and McCabe—|
of the Southwest q of Section 22, to make final Three-year proof, to es­ o’clock A. M., at the front door of the
Card of Thanks.
for Oregon, having made the beat the men to it and have We desire in this manner to thank Township 34 South, Range 4 West ol tablish claim to the land above describ­ Courthouse in the City of Jacksonville,
Willamette Meridian, 155 yards to a ed, before F. Roy Davis, U. 6. Com
long drive by “mule power.” already done much good the kind friends for their sympathy white oak stake; thence east 300 yards miBsioner, at his office at Medford, Or­ in Jackson County, Oregon, offer for
sale and will sell at public auction for
and assistance during our bereavement,
Nature has dealt kindly with work in cleaning up the place1 and especially the Royal Neighbors and to the place of beginning, containing 10 egon, on the 15th day of May, 1923. cash to the highest bidder, to satisfy
acres, situated in the Northwest q ol Claimant names as witnesses;
said judgment, together with the costs
Uncle Billy, who is 81 years —for which they have the Rebekahs for their beautii.il floral of-1 the
Southeast q of Section 22, Town-
Bert E. Newman, of 204 N. Ivy St., of this .de, subject to redemption as
ferings.
of age, but is yet as spry and thanks of the town.
ship 34 South, Range 4 West of Wil- Medford, Oregon; George Laidley and providid by law, allot the right, title
C. W. Cline,
lamette Meridian, as described in Book Glenn Laidley, of Medford, Oregon, and interest that the said defendant
energetic as most men of 60.
Mrs.
Ella
Walsh
and
Family.
I
A committee was also ap­
of Deeds, Vol. 25, page 178.
and John Delare, of Jacksonville, Orc Lilly Davis, formerly Lilly Strompf,
Now, Therefore, by virtue of such gon.
Prof. Alfred Schroff of pointed to investigate old
had on or before the 10th day of Feb­
W. II. CANON,
Ranch for Sale.
execution and decree, and in compli­
ruary, 1923, or now have in and to the
Eugene, head of the art de­ rotten and useless shacks, 440 acres, nine miles from Klamath ance
Register
a(im4
with the commands of said writ, 1
following described property, situated
partment of the U. of O., fences, etc., that not only Fails. Fenced. A rare bargain.
will on Saturday, May 5, 1923, at the
in the County of Jackson, State of Ore­
¡Summons.
C.
C.
Chitwood,
Jacksonville.
was the guest of Dr. and destroy the appearance of
hour of ten o’clock A. M., at the front
gon, to-wit:
In the Circuit Court of the State of
door of the Courthouse in Jacksonville,
Mrs. Robinson one day this the town but which are a
Lot Eight (8) Block Three (3) Park
Jackson County, Oregon, sell at public Oregon, for Jackson County.
week. He is greatly inter­
Addition to the City of Medford, Jack-
John A. Kelts, Plaintiff, vs Laura son County, Oregon.
auction, subject to redemption, to the
ested in the splendid collec­ menace in case of fire. These When in Jacksonville take your meals highest
Kelts,
Defendant.
bidder,
for
cash
in
hand,
all
of
tion of paintings in the Rob­ are to be reported to the at Mrs. Hunt’s restaurant on Main the real property above described, with To Laura Kelts, the above named Also Lot Seven (7) Block Three (3)
Benson Addition to the City of Med­
street. Tables supplied with the best
inson home, mostly the artis­ town council with a view of the market affords and at reasonable the appurtenances, to satisfy the said Defendant:
ford, Jackson County, Oregon.
tic work of their deceased having them condemned and prices. Lunch counter in connection. judgment, and accruing costs of sale. In the Name of the State of Oregon: Dated this 28th day of March, 1923.
You are hereby required to appear
Dated this 6th day of April, 1923.
daughter, Dorland. Frank declared a nuisance, and if Short orders.
C. E. TERRILL,
Mrs. E. B. Hunt.
and answer the complaint filed against
C.
E.
TERRILL,
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
Wright, a student in the U.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. you in the above entitled Court and By I.. D. korncrook, Deputy.
FOR RENT
of O., accompanied the pro­ the owners do not tear them
cause on or before six weeks from the
a6 m4
m30 a27
down the authorities will, One-room house, with garden space
fessor.
date of the first publics1'' of this
-o-
Notice to Creditors.
and the cost charged to the if desired. Inquire at the drug store.
Summons, and if you fail to so appear
Notice to Creditors.
In
the
County Court of the State of
and
answer
said
complaint,
within
th«-
owners of the property.
Notice to Builders.
In the County Court of the State of time required, the Plaintiff will apply Oregon in and for the County of Jack-
Another committee was I am prepared to do all kinds of car­ Oregon for the County of Jackson.
to the Court for the relief demanded in son.
penter work in firBtclass workmanlike
In the Matter of the Estate of W. J.
The Jacksonville Chamber appointed to make arrange­ style, at reasonable prices. See me if In the Matter of the Estate of Thom­ his complaint, to-wit: lor a Decree Hill,
Deceased.
as W. Godfrey, Deceased.
dissolving the bonds of matrimony m w
of this kind.
of Commerce requests all ments for a suitable enter­ ! j you need work
Notice is hereby given that the un­
___________ R. C. Witter.
Notice is hereby given by the under­ existing between Plaintiff and Defend- I
dersigned, E. H. French, has been ap­
those interested in the wel­ tainment in the near future
signed, administratrix of the estate of ant.
pointed Administrator of the Estate of
This
Summons,
by
Order
of
the
Hon.
Thomas W. Godfrey, deceased, to all
fare and prosperity of our —literary, music and, of
persons having claims against said es­ C. M. Thomas, Judge of said Court, W. .1. Hill, Deceased. All fiersons hav­
ing claims against said estate are here­
community to meet at the course, a banquet.
tate or said decedent, to present same, made on the 24th day of March, 1923.
by required to present the same, with
is
seived
upon
you
by
publication
ihen
duly
verified,
to
the
undersigned,
or
at
Another
meeting
will
be
Jacksonville Auto Camp, at
proper vouchers as required by law,
the office of her attorney, E. H. Hurd, of for a period of six sue< ■ -ive wee. .
the rear of the U. S. Hotel, held in the city hall next
within six months after the date of the
.la.
402 Medford Building, Medford, Jack- in the Jaiksonville Post,
first publication of this notice to the
date
ville,
Oregon.
The
next Tuesday evening, April Monday evening. Come.
son County, Oregon, within six months
.od' i signed at 217 Lilierty Building,
from the date of the first publication publication being n the
And don’t forget, every­
17th at six o’clock, for the
W. W. Green, Prep.
M Iford, Oregon.
April,
1923,
and
the
date
of
the
last
of this notice.
Dated April 12th, 1923.
purpose of cleaning up the body, to meet at the new
Dated and first published March 16, publication thereof being on the 25th
E. H. FRENCH.
Moving
and
all
kinds
of
day
of
May,
1923.
1923.
Florence
Godfrey,
camp and getting it ready auto park next Tuesday even­
Administrator of the Estate of W. J.
L.
A.
ROBERTS,
Administratrix of the Estate of Thomas
freight handled
for use.
ing at six o’clock—prepared
Attorney for Plaintiff. Hill, Deceased.
W. Godfrey, Deceased.
ml6 al3 I Postoffice address: Ashland, Oregon. , 9 list publication April 13, 1923.
By the Committee. to do half an hour’s work.
Household
Furniture 1
Very Reasonable
The Place to Eat
To fhe Public
Jacksonville
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