E mil B ritt
J acksonville P ost
VOL. XVII.
JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. JULY 6. 1923
News Items of
Again Jacksonville Cai-Ore Power Co
W/7/ Entertain
Wins First Prize
Local Interest
Summons for Publication.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
NO. 10
Notice^>f Hearing Final Account.
In the County Court of the State of
Notice is hereby given that under Oregon, in and for the County of Jack-
In the Circuit Court of the State of and in pursuauee of an execution duly son.
In the Matter of the Estate of Rich
Oregon in and for the County of Jack- issued out of and under the seal of the
Elsewhere in this issue is son.
Whenever Jacksonville en
Circuit Court of Oregon, for Jackson ard B. Faulds, Deceased.
Mrs. Minnie Libbey of
Alice Sargent, Plaintiff, vs C. B. County, to me directed and dated on
Notice is hereby given that Paul M.
Provolt is here visiting at the ters a contest or goes after an invitation to the public Carlton,
Jeannette Carlton, Frank the 21st day of June, 1923, in a certain Janney, Administrator with the will
opening
of
the
Cal.-Oregon
home of her sister, Mrs. anything she usually “brings
Viets, Minnie M. Knapp and A. M. suit therein, wherein Gus Newbury annexed of the Estate of Richard B.
i Power Co.’s new general Knapp,
home the bacon.”
Frank Zell.
Defendants.
plaintiff, and A. W. Walker and Faulds, deceased, has made and filed
i Our people are greatly warehouse in Medford on To Frank Viets, of the above named was
Kathlyn Walker and Frank C. Bram- his Final Account with the Clerk of
Joe Broad and family, of elated and have just reason the evening of Saturday, Ju defendants:
well, superintendent of Banks of the said Court and that the Court has ap
In the Name of the State of Oregon, State of Oregon, are defendants, and pointed Saturday, the 14th day of July,
Weed, visited several days to feel proud because the ly 7th, at 8:30 o’clock.
are hereby required to appear and in which said suit, the plaintiff recover-; 1923, at 10 o’clock A. M., at the Court
here this week with his moth Jacksonville “float” carried
Consumers and friends of I you
answer the complaint of the above ed judgment against A. W. Walker i House in Jacksonville, said County and
er, Mrs. Anna Broad.
off first prize in the parade the company are cordially in named plaintiff on file with the Clerk I and Kathlyn Walker in the full sum of State, as the time and place for hear
Court within six weeks from one thousand twenty-four and 29-100 ing said Account and that all persona
Mrs. Anna Schmidt and at the Ashland celebration vited. This means that all of this
date of the first publication hereof, dollars ($1.024.29), Twenty-five dollars interested in said Estate may appear
son, Ed Coffman, left Mon July 4th. Two years ago at stockholders, employes and the
and you are hereby notified that if you
costs, and one hundred dollars ; on or before said date and file any ob-
day for a couple of weeks’ the same place Jacksonville the public in general will fail to appear and answer said com ($25.00)
($100.00)
attorney’s fees, which judg jections thereto.
be
welcome.
visit with relatives in Port also was awarded first prize
plaint as hereby required, or otherwise ment was enrolled and docketed in the
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 13th
The
event
will
take
place
for
its
float,
which
represent
plead thereto, within said time, the Clerk’s office of said Court, in said I day of June, 1923.
land.
in the new warehouse, loca plaintiff will apply to the court for the county, on the 21st day of February,
ed “Pioneers of 1851.”
PAUL M. JANNEY,
Joe Wetterer, an employe
ted
at 13th and South Fir relief prayed for in her said complaint, 1923, and on which judgment there is a j Administrator with will annexed of the
The
title
or
name
given
at the Knox sawmill near
balance due of one thousand seventy-
Estate of Richard B. Faulds, Deceas
streets, adjacent to the plant as follows, to-wit:
Klamath Falls, spent 4th of the float this time was “Pio of the Medford Iceand Stor For a judgment against C. B. Carl five dollars ($1,075.00), with interest ed.________________________ j!5 j!3
neer
Mothers
of
Jacksonville
ton and Jeannette Carlton in the full on one thousand dollars ($1066.00) of
July week with home folks
sum of Two Thousand ($2000.00) Dol said judgment at 8% per annum from Administratrix’ Final Notice.
1852.” It represented the age Co.
in Jacksonville.
A stage has been erected lars, together with interest thereon June 16, 1923, and in pursuance of Notice is hereby given that the un
first white women to reach
dersigned administratrix of the estate
for
the occasion and a num from the 25th day of January, 1922 at which execution I levied upon the fol- of
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Welch Jacksonville, which was the
John Nyswaner, deceased, has filed
|
the
rate
of
six
per
cent
per
annum,
the
of Klamath Falls spent the year 1852. The year before ber of vaudeville acts have | further sum of Two Hundred ($<¡00.60) lowing described real property belong in the county court of Oregon, for Jack-
ing
to
the
defendant,
Kathlyn
Walker,
son County, her final account, and said
Fourth here with their rela was when gold was discover been arranged for, among Dollars reasonable attorney’s fees, and to-wit:
tives. M rs. Welch is a daugh ed here, and no preparation which w'ill be the following:! 1 the costs and disbursements of this suit Commencing at a 4>oint 2.90 chains court has fixed Saturday, July 28, 1923,
at ten o’clock in the forenoon of said
Musical Skit—by Mr. Ed. I to be taxed.
ter of Mrs. S. K. Ogle.
was made for women or fam
north of the quarter section corner be
day,
at the court room of said court, in
That
plaintiff
’
s
said
mortgage
deed
Andrews & Company.
tween sections seven and eight, in
be decreed to be a first lien upon the township 37 South of Range 1 West of J aeksonville, Oregon, as the time and
Roy Ulrich went to Port ilies until a year later, when
Magic—by Mr. Jay Gore. real property in said complaint and in
of the miners built
place for the hearing of said final ac
land Friday and brought some
Dancing Number by Miss said mortgage described, and again de the W illamette Meridian, and running count.
cabins
and
were
joined
by
thence
north
on
the
section
line,
17.17
home his wife, who recently
All persons interested are hereby no
their families from Eastern Rubenstein and Miss Brandon scribed as follows, to-wit:
chains to the northeast corner of the
underwent an operation in ' states.
Vocal Trio—by Mr. Todd, Situated and being in Jackson Coun southeast quarter of the northeast tified to present their objections, if any
ty, Oregon.
St. Vincent’s hospital. She
they have, to said final account to said
The two women who rode Mr. Lamb and Mr. Sher Beginning at a point 35.0 feet South quarter of said section seven; running court, on or before said time.
is making a nice recovery.
and 240.24 feet East of the Northwest thence West on the quarter section line
EDITH NYSWANER,
on this float—Mrs. Charles wood.
“
Classical
Stuff
”
—
by
Billy
corner
of Section 31, in Twp. 37 South, 20 chains; thence south 17.17 chains;
A meeting of the members ! Berwert and two children
Administratrix of the Estate of John
R. 1 W., W. M. and running thence thence east 20 chains to the place oi Nyswaner, deceased.
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of the Presbyterian church and Mrs. V. J. Beach and Fenton.
South
108.0 feet on the west line of beginning, containing 34.34 acres, as
Following this short enter
will be held at the church little son — represented the
Notice for Publication.
Donation Land Claim No. 44; thence the said premises are described in Vol
this F'riday evening at eight first white women to reach tainment, Fifer’s Syncopators West 213.0 feet; thence North 108.0 ume 141, at page 518 of the Deed Rec
Department of the Interior,
o’clock, for the purpose of J aeksonville, after a 6-months will furnish excellent music feet; thence East 213.0 feet along the ords of Jackson County, Oregon; And 1 U. S. Land
Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
will
on
the
21st
day
of
July,
1923,
at
electing new officers, etc. journey by ox-team. The for dancing. It is expected South side of Dakota Ave. to place of ten o’clock in the forenoon of said date,
June 6, 1923.
Rev. Lawrence of Medford woman standing on the float that at least 200 couples can beginning.
Notice is hereby given that John N.
That said mortgage be foreclosed and at the front door of the County Court
Matney of Ruch, Oregon, who, on May
will preside.
represented the mother look be accommodated on the said mortgaged property be sold as up- house, in Jacksonville, Jackson County, 28,
1918, made homestead entry, Serial
main
and
mezzanine
floors
of
execution, and the proceeds of said Oregon, offer for sale and will sell, at
Jack Reter came up last ing anxiously into the forest the building. Light refresh I ! on
public auction, for cash to the highest No. 011276, for the NWJ, of NWJ4,
sale
be
applied
as
follows,
to-wit:
week from San Diego, where for the return of the miners, ments will be served during First. To the payment of expenses bidder, all the right, title, interest, an« Sec. 29 Twp. 38 S. of R. 3 West of W.
he conducted a barber shop while the other mother was the evening.
of said sale and the costs and disburse- estate which the said defendants, or M., has filed notice of intention to make
three-year proof to establish claim to
baking
bread
at
a
camp
fire,
l ments of this suit, including the sum of either thereof had on the 21st day of
the past year. He has gone
Everybody invited.
February, 1923, or may have acquired the land above described, before F. Roy
$200.00
reasonable
attorney
’
s
fees.
with
their
children
clinging
to Crater Lake, where he
o
Second. To the payment of such since said time, or now have in and to Davis, U. S. Commissioner, at Med
4
has his old job in charge of to their aprons as though
judgment as may be recovered by the tne said described premises to satisty ford, Oregon, on the 17th day of July,
the boats this season, and will afraid of attack by savage
the balance due upon said judgment in 1923. Claimant names as witnesses:
plaintiff in this suit.
M. C. Van Cleave, Frank Van Cleave,
Indians, which were lurking
sofar
as the amount received at such
also do barber work.
Third. The balance, if any there be,
Will Matney, all of Ruch, Oregon, and
all around them in the forest.
to be disposed of as the court may ad sale will satisfy the same, together
Jacksonville was treated
(Dunsmuir News)
with the costs of this sale, subject to Fred Otrenbacher of Applegate, Ore.
vise and direct.
To make the scene more
W. H. CANON,
yesterday by a visit from half realistic, Frank Zell was also
Capt. O. C. Applegate, on That said defendants and each, every redemption as provided by law.
jl5jl3
Register.
Dated
this
21st
day
of
June,
1923.
all
thereof,
be
forever
barred
and
and
a dozen members of the Sal on the float, dressed to rep the threshold of nis 80th year,
C.
E.
TERRILL,
Notice to Creditors.
vation Army Charioteers, resent Chief John, the old was among the interested foreclosed over and from any and all
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
title and interest or claim in or
Notice is hereby given that the un
with headquarters in San Rogue River savage, and he delegates at the good roads right,
to said mortgaged premises and every By L. D. Forncrook, Deputy.
dersigned has been appointed by the
Francisco. They visit all was watching the white convention held in Yreka part and parcel thereof, save only the
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small towns and expect to women and children through Saturday by the Northern right of redemption as provided by law;
gon. Executrix of the Estate of Marion
spend two months in Oregon. the brush, ready to attack California Counties associa that it be further decreed that the de
Suit in Equity for Divorce
F. Taylor, Deceased.
fendants Frank Viets, Minnie M.
All persons having claims against
tion. He drove down from Knapp and A. M. Knapp have no right,
Summons.
Lee Goodman of Ruch, them with a tomahawk.
said estate are hereby required to pre
his
home
at
Klamath
Falls
In the Circuit Court of the State of sent the same, properly verified, to L.
The thousands of people
title, or interest or claim or lien upon
who with his family has been
and
continued
on
to
Orleans
said
described
real
property
prior
in
who
witnessed
the
parade
Oregon
for Jackson County.
A. Roberts, Attorney for said Estate,
occupying the old Reames
point of time to plaintiff’s said mort
where
he
attended
the
cele
at his office in Ashland, Oregon, within
Luetta
Helen
Murray,
Plaintiff,
vs.
pronounced
this
the
most
house on east Main street,
gage lien, and that said defendants’ in
six months from date of the first publi
E. Murray, Defendant.
has just bought the property, realistic and interesting float bration of the opening of the terest, if any, is second, subordinate William
cation of this notice, which is June 22,
To
William
E.
Murray,
the
above-
Klamath
river
highway.
from the county, for $1000. they ever saw. While there
and inferior to plaintiff’s said mort named defendant:
1923.
Elizabeth F. Taylor,
From Orleans he contin gage lien.
Executrix.
Carl Johansen has bought were many floats in the pa
In the name of the State of Oregon: j22 j20
That at such sale the plaintiff may
You are hereby required to appear
the other Reames house— rade much more artistic and ued to Arcata and returned become
the purchaser and the Sheriff and answer the complaint filed against
Notice tor Publication
beautiful, they did not rep via the Lassen highway
the small one adjoining.
of Jackson County, Oregon shall im you in the above entitled court and
through
Weaverville,
com
Department ol the Interior,
resent or mean anything in
thereafter put the purchaser cause on or before six weeks from the
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest For particular. But this one be pleting a trip of about 1000 mediately
into possession of said mortgaged prop date of the first publication of this
June 6, 1923,
man have returned from a ing of historic origin was miles in less than one week. erty, and that plaintiff may have such summons, and if you fail to so appear
Notice
is
hereby
given
that Edmond
Captain Applegate was an other and further relief as to the court and answer said complaint, within the
few weeks’ stay at Carson vastly different, as it gave
Shafler of Applegate, Oregon, who, on
,
may
seem
just
and
equitable
in
the
officer
in
the
Oregon
state
Hot Springs, on the Wash some idea of the dangers ex
time required, the plaintiff will apply May 28, 1918, made homestead entry,
to the court for the relief demanded in
ington side near Portland. perienced by the early set-' troops during the Modoc ris premises.
This summons is served upon you by her complaint, a succinct statement ol Serial No. 011426 for lots 1 and 2, Sec.
ing
in
1872-73
and
weathered
As a result of the treatment tiers who blazed the trail for
publication once a week for six succes which is as follows: That the bonds of 25, Twp. 38 S., R. 4 West W. M., and
the
battles
with
Capt.
Jack
Mrs. Forman’s health has civilization and changed this
sive and consecutive weeks in the Jack matrimony existing between plaintiff on Si ptember 21, 1920, made Additional
sonville Post, a weekly newspaper of and defendant be dissolved; that plain homestead entry No. 013317 for the S,'4
been much improved, her country from a savage wil on the lavabeds.
general
circulation, pursuant to an or tiff be awarded the custody and control of SE'„ Sec. 24 Twp. 38 S. of R. 4
Eighty years, hale and
many friends will be glad to derness to the grandest and
West of W. M., has filed notice of in
der
of
Hon.
C. M. Thomas, Judge of
learn.
most glorious country under hearty, and with a memory the above entitled court, and which or of the minor child, Raymond Lee Mur tention to make three-year proof to es
as clear as that of a boy, Cap der is dated May 26th, 1923, and it is ray; that defendant pay the sum of $25 tablish claim to the land above describ
Dr. Oftedal has returned the sun.
per month for the support of said mi
before F. Roy Davis, U. S. Com-
To Mrs. Alice Sargent be tain Applegate recalls the therein and herein ordered and required nor; that plaintiir have judgment for ed,
mi.
sioner,
at Medford, Oregon, on the
from a trip to Portland and longs
the credit of planning important engagements and that you appear and answer plaintiff’s her costs and disbursements in this 16th day of July, 1923.
complaint
in
said
cause
on
or
before
six
brought with him a brand- and directing both of these dates as though they happen
suit; and such other relief as the cour t
Claimant names as witnesses: W. F.
weeks from the date of the first publi may deem equitable.
new late model Ford sedan. prize-winning floats—that of ed but yesterday. He stands cation
Wright, P. H. Maben, Wm. IL Mc-
of this summons.
summons, by order of the lion. Daniel and Ed Rowden, all of Apple
The doctor has moved his two years ago as well as this erect, is a six-footer and has The date of the first publication of C. This
M. Thomas, judge of said court, gate, Oregon.
a
white
fllowing
beard,
char
this summons is June 1st, 1923, and the
office into the small McCully one. Lhe Jacksonville C. of
on the 12th day of May, 1923, is
W. IL CANON,
acteristic of the early west date of the last publication, and on or made
C.
financed
the
float.
Register.
served upon you by publication thereof
building adjoining the Terrill
before which date you are required to for a period of six successive weeks in
ern type.
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Notice to Creditors.
appear and answer, is July 13th, 1923. the Jacksonville Post, of Jacksonville,
residence. He has bought
T. W. MILES,
In
the
< < unty Court of the County of
G.
W.
Godward
and
daugh
Mrs. Hunt has not closed
the Neil lot, adjoining Dr
Attorney for Plaintiff. Oregon. 'I he date of the first publica
ter Leora and Miss Alice her restaurant, as she had Residence and postoffice address: Med- tion being on the 18th day of May, 1923, Jackson in and for the State of Oregon.
Robinson’s residence, where Iloefs left in the God ward
In the Matter of the Administration
and the date of the last publication
upon some time ago. ford, Oregon.*
he expects to build a dwel car today for a trip to Port decided
thereof being on the 29th day of June, of the E'-tate of James M. Cronemiller,
She expects to rent or sell Notice of Final Account. 1923.
deceased.
ling house this Fall.
land, expecting to return the prope
Notice is hereby given that Elizabeth
property within the next In the County Court of the State of
. L. A. ROBERTS,
Sunday.
R. Cronemiller and David H. Cronemil
Oregon
for
Jackson
County.
Attorney
for
Plaintiff.
weel
k.
The
place
is
open
for
Evan Reames of Medford
In the Matter of the Estate of C. II.
Postoffice address, Ashland, Oregon. ler, by order of the above entitled
C. A. McCabe and family, business.
was married June 27th at the
court, have been appointed and now
Spalding, Deceased.
who
recently
traded
the
Elder
C.
E.
Bennett
of
are the duly qualified and acting admin
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
un
home of his brother, Clar
For Sale or Exchange.
Jacksonville hotel for a ranch Lebanon, Elder Geo. Arm dersigned, Administratrix of the above
istrators of the above named decedent’s
ence in Seattle to Mrs. Lil on Reese creek, near Eagle strong of Portland and J. O. named estate has filed her Final Ac Three desirable 100 acre stock and estate. All persons having claims
dairy ranches. Clear of encumbrance.
lian Opie, daughter of Cap Point, moved to their new Statts of Carlton will preach count in said County Court of Jackson Fenced and house, barn, etc. Valley against said decedent’s estate are re
quired to present the same, with prop
Oregon, and that Saturday, County, Idaho.
tain and Mrs. Edward J. home the first of this week in the old pioneer church to County,
I). M. Cox, Cascade, Idaho. er vouchers, to the said administrators
the 28th day of July, 1923, at ten o'clock
Lanning of Tacoma. Cap When they arrived at their morrow, Saturday evening at A. M. and the Court room of said Court
at the office of Calkins & Hanna at 32
farm
home
they
found
some
North Central Avenue, Medford, Jack
7:30
and
will
hold
services
at
Jacksonville,
Oregon,
have
been
ap
tain and Mrs. Lanning for
in County, Oregon, within six months
“livestock” they had not bar Sunday at 11, 3 and 7:30. pointed by said Court as the time and
merly lived in Oregon and gained for—in the shape of a
from
the date of this notice.
place
for
the
hearing
of
objections
to
Everybody is invited to come
Dated this 22nd day of June, 1923.
the Lanning and Reames big rattlesnake at the front and hear these able speakers. said report and the settlement thereof.
Elizabeth R. Cronemiller,
publication June 22, 1923.
families have been close door—which C. A. soon sent Bring your lunch and stay all Date of first
David H. Cronemiller,
MYRTLE E. SPALDING,
jto “snake heaven.”
friends for many years.
day.
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Administrators.
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Administratrix.
Aged Pioneer
Makes Long Trip
Suit to Foreclose Mortgage.