Jacksonville post., June 27, 1924, Image 3

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$2 per acre up;
In the County Court. State of Ore-
the . Itali. I.es ¡or rent.
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:. lb . 'e tMedford, Ore. g n, in and for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Gust
Linden, Deceased.
1 he undersigned having been apfioint-
Notice f Adn in -Irater’s Sale.
ed by the above entitled Court as the
In the County* Court for Jackson Administrator of the Estate of Gust
County, Oregon.
In the Matter of the Last Will and Linden, deqea. ed, and having qualified,
of the Estate of P. Edwin Parker, De­ notice is hereby given to the creditors
oi said deceased to present their claims
ceased.
is hereby given that, pursuant duly verified as required by law within
“For goodness sake don’t
Traffic Cop: “Iley, you! to Notice
an Order of the County Court for six months from the date of the first
quarrel with me in the Didn’t you hear me yelling Ja kson County, Oregon, dated May publication of this notice to Borden &
24, 1924, I will, on and after Saturday, Gaylord, Attorneys for the Administra­
street, Martha. What have for you to stop?’’
June 28, 1924, sell at private sale to te,•, at their office, Suite 412, Medford
we a home for?”
Auto Fiend: “Oh! Was the highest and best bidder for terms, Centre Building, Medford, Oregon.
that you yelling? I thought cash in hand, and subject to confirma­ Dated and first published this 6th
by the Court, the Southwest Quar­ day of June, 1924.
that was just somebody I had tion
W. R. GAYLORD,
ter of Section Fourteen (11), Township
of the Estate of Gust
Thirty-six (36) South, Range Three Administrator
Women are optimists — run over."
Linden, deceased.
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(¡1 East of Willamette Meridian in
they always believe their
■ Jackson County, Oregon, a id that bids
i\Glice of .‘ her Il’s Sale.
daughters will marry better
t Is refer may be submitted to the un-I In the Circuit Court of the State of
signed administrator addressed to Oregon for the First Judicial District
men than they did.
'The old lady in the con­ del
him in care of the Jacksonville Post at (Jackson County).
fectionery store was grow ing Jacksonville in Jackson County, Ore- Coast Range Lumber Company, a
impatient at the lack of go i, or addressed to the law firm of corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Roy C. Thom­
Norton & Allen at Grants Pass in Jo­ as, and Marguerite Thomas, sometimes
Superintendent:
“It is service, Finally she rapped sephine County, Oregon.
k v.n a. Margaret Thomas-, husband
Dated this 29th day of May, A. D., and wife, Defendants.
our custom to let a prisoner sharply on the counter, 1921.
By virtue of an execution, judgment
GEORGE W. SOF.ANSON,
work at the same trade in “Here, young lady,” she
Administrator. order, decree and order of sale issued
mo'J
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here that he did outside. called, “who waits on the
out of the above entitled court in the
nuts?”
above entitled cause, to me directed
Now what is your trade?
Summons.
and dated May 23rd, 1924, upon a judg­
Prisoner: “Please, sir, I
tn the Circuit Court of the State of ment rendered and entered in said
court on the 15th day of May, 1924, in
was a traveling salesman.”—
Oregon for J ackson County.
favor of tiie Coast Range Lumber Com­
Fred
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Kelly,
Plaintiff,
vs.
M.
C.
Patrick
Callahan
was
dis-
Ex.
pany, a corporation, plaintiff, and
Miller,
and
D.
L.
Miller,
Defendants.
covered standing before To: M. C. Miller and D. L. Miller, against Roy C. Thomas and Marguerite
I Thomas, sometimes known as Margaret
Hennessey’s drug store Defendants:
In the Name of the State of Oregon, I Thomas, husband and wife, defendants,
An Irishman was seated which displayed a large sign: you are hereby required to appear and for the sum of $2706.97, together with
answer the complaint filed against you 1 interest at the contract rate of 8% per
in a train beside a pompous “Nut Sundae.”
annum from the 6th day of February,
Pat gazed at the sign a in the above entitled action within six 19-1, and the further sum of $300.00
individual who was accom­
(6) weeks of the date of the first pub­
long time and then said to lication of this Summons, which date attorney’s fees, with interest thereon
panied by a dog.
first publication is May 23, 1924, and at t lie legal rate of six per cent per
“Foine dog ye have,” said Hennessey, who had come of
un ess you so appearand answer within annum from May 15th, 1924, and the
the Irishman. “Phwat kind to the door:
said time the Plaintiff will apply to the further sum of $16.00, its costs and dis­
Court
for the relief prayed for in the bursements, with interest thereoh at
“Ash Wednesday, Shrove
is it?”
Complaint, to-wit:
For judgment , the legal rate of six per cent per an-
“A cross between an Irish­ Tuesday, Good Friday—say, • against you in the sum of $106.20, and 1 num from May 15, 1924, and the costs
for his costs and disburse...cnts of the of and upon the writ, commanding me
man and an ape,” the man this is a new wan on me!”
to make sale of the following described
j action.
replied.
This Summons is published by Order real property situated in Jackson Coun­
of the Hon. C. M. Thomas, Circuit ty, Oregon, to-wit:
“Shure an’ it’s related to
Judge of Jackson County, Ore- The east twenty-five (25) feet of lot
The tramp knocked at the I Court
both of us,” the Irishman
gon, which order was dated May 19, I numbered seventeen (17) and all of lot
farmhouse door and asked 1924.
C. F. PRUESS, ; numbered eighteen (18) in block num­
rejoined.
Attorney
for the Plaintiff. bered three (3) of Queen Ann Addition
for the farmer.
To that
Post Office address: Grants Pass, i to the City of Medford, as designated,
worthy he presently recited Or 'gon.
m23 j27 numbered and described on the official
I plat thereof, now of record, togethei
When an Irish barrister a tale of woe, and asked for
with the rents, issues and profits there­
was pleading one day a a job.
of accruing or arising out of the mort­
SUIT AV EQUITY FOR DIVORCE
gaged premises. Together with the
“Yes, you may have a
donkey brayed loudly out-
SUMMONS
tenements, hereditaments and appur­
job,” said the farmer. “Yon In the Circuit Couit of the State of tenances thereto belonging or in any­
side the building.
Oregon in and for the County of Jack- wise appertaining.
The judge said, “One at a may gather eggs for me if , son.
Subject to that certain mortgage
dkron Learning, plaintiff, vs. Jan.es dated September 15, 1923, and recorded
you are certain that you
time, if you please.”
Edward Learning, defendant.
'October 1, 1923, in Vol. 61, at page 327
After counsel had resumed won’t steal any.”
To James Edward Learning, 1 ■■ I of the Mortgage Records of Jackson
I County, Oregon, executed by Roy C.
The tramp choked with abjve named defendant:
his seat and the judge was
, n the name of the State of Oreg m; Thomas and Marguerite Thomas, hus-
summing up, the same in­ gratitude and emotion.
Y< u are hereby ordered and required | band and wife, to Spokane Savings &
to appear in the above entitled court Loan Society, a Washington corpora­
terruption occurred.
“Sir,” he said, with eyes ant cause and answer the complaint of tion, given to secure the payment of
th above named plaintiff therein filed ' $4000.00; and
“I beg your lordship’s par­ brimful of unshed tears, “you against
you, on or before the expiration
Subject also to that certain lease and
don. I am anxious not to could trust me with any of six weeks after the date of the first option to purchase, dated October 20,
publication of this summons, and you ire 1
and recorded December 21, 1923,
lose a word of what you say, thing on earth. For twenty hereby notified that if yoi fail t so 1923,
in Vol. 1 at page 382 of Miscellaneous
Records of Jackson County, Oregon,
but there is such an echo in years 1 was manager of a appear and answer said complaint p
tilt will applj’ to the court for ther< ■ ■ f executed by Roy C. Thomas and Mar­
the court.”—The Christian bath-house, and I never took prayed for in the complaint on fil. in guerite Thomas, his wife, to W. M.
said court and cause, namely, for a de­ Shepard,
a single bath!
Home.
Including, however, in said sale, the
cree of the above entitled court forever
di.-solving the bonds of matrin ny rents and profits accruing from said
heretofore and now existing between lease.
Now, Therefore, by virtue of said
you and plaintill, and for a decree re­
st' ring to plaintiir her maicen name of execution, judgment order, deCree and
order of sale, and in compliance with
El ron Gall.
This Summons pursuant to an order the commands of said writ, 1 will on
of the Honorable Judge C. M. Thon.as, Saturday, the 28th day of June, 1924,
judge of the above entitled court is at 10 o’clock A. M., at the front door
seived upon you for publication thei !' of the County Courthouse in Jackson­
once a week for six consecutive weeks ville, Jackson County, Oregon, sell at
in the Jacksonville Post, a newspaper public auction (subject to redemption),
published within Jackson County, Ore­ to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
gon, and you are therein end h< a all the right, title and interest which
ordered and required to appear in . id the within named defendants, and each
court and cause ana answer said com­ and a.I of them, in the above entitled
plaint on or before the expiration of suit had on the 6th day of February,
six weeks, from and after the date of 1924, the date of the mortgage herein
the first publication of this sununi i . foreclosed, or since that date had in
9:00 a. m.—“THE BUILDING OF AN EMPIRE.” Mon­
The date of said order is June 20, 1924, and to the above described property or
strous parade bringing in review all the his­
an i the date of the first publication of any part thereof, to satisfy said execu­
tion, judgment order and decree, inter­
torical events that have transpired in the past
said summons is June 20, 1924.
est, attorney’s fees, costs and accruing
in Oregon’s history. Prizes for best entries in
CALKINS & HANNAH,
parade.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dated this 23rd day of May, 1924.
Our post office address is: Medford,
10:00 a. m. —Baseball game at Fair Grounds.
C. E. TERRILL,
Oregon.
j20-ju!25
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
12:00 noon -Patriotic Program.
Dy L. D. Forncrook, Deputy.
1:30 p. m. — Round-up of ten fast and furious events.
First issue May 3<>, 1921.
$1,000 in prizes to Winners. No paid actors.
Last issue June 27, 1924.
Notice of Final Account.
All contestants win on merit. Band concert.
Notice to Creditors.
6:00 p. m. — Barbecue at Fair Grounds.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
In the County Court of the State of
de, signed, Administrator of the Estate
7:30 p. m. — Fire works in front of grandstand. A massive,
fiery pageant of fire works of all kinds.
of Mary J. Inman, deceased, has filed Oregon, for Jack: n County.
Dance at pavilion and other events.
his final Account us such Adminis­ In the matter of the Estate of Min­
trator, and that the County Court for nie A. Phipps, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS:
Jakson County, Oregon, has fixed
Grants Pass invites Southern Oregon to come
The undersigned has been duly ap­
Monday, the 21st day of July, 1921. at
and enjoy the biggest day this town ever saw.
the hour of ten o’clock a. m. of sai l pointed and qualified by the County
da..', at the Court room of said Cot . t, Court of the Stale of Oregon, for Jack-
in Jacksonville, Jackson County, Ore- son County, as Administi ator of the
BARBECUE TICKETS, 50c AT GATE
gq i, as the time and place for hearing Est; t« of Minnie A. Phipps, Deceased.
of said Final Account and for settle All persons having claims against, said
estate are notified to present them,
meat of said Estate.
All persons having objections to said duly verified, with proper vouchers, to
Final Account, or any part then f, the unde signed a* No. 328 N. River­
are hereby required to file or present side Avenue, Medford, Oregon, within
th< same to said Court on or before six months from the date of this
notice. Dated this 13th day of June,
sail^ime.
1924.
l.EN T. INMAN,
D. E. PHIPPS,
Administrator of said Estate.
Administrator.
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