Thursday, July 21, 1932
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gir! at McMinneville Monday morning.
The little miss weighed ity pounds and
has been called Marilyn Mao. Mr».
Clark is the daugter of Rev. and Mrs.
Drake and she and Mr. Clack are spend
ing the summer here.
Notice of Sheriffs Solo
Notice is hereby given, That under
and in pursuance of an execution in my
hnnda as sheriff of Yamhill County,
Oregon, dated the I Ith day of July,
3932, issued out of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for Polk County of,
upon and to enforce a certain judgment
order and decree and order of sale made,
given and rendored bv said above named
Circuit Court and dated the 28th day of
June. 1932, in favor of Willamina State
Bank, a corporation, plaintiff, and
against B. A. Wagner. Stella Wagner
and Clyde E. Niles, defendants, t> re
cover from the defendants. B. A. Wag
ner and Stella Wagner, the sum of
$663,54 and the further sum of $60.00,
plaintiff’s attorney’s fees, and costs of
and upon this writ, 1 have levied upon
and wid sell to the highest bidder for
cash in hand on dav of sale,
Mrs. Ora Gilham and children Melvin Mrs. A. B. Clubb, in Walla Walla, after
and Margaret of Roseburg and Mrs. having spent a week at the home of her
John Shetterly is reported as slowly
improving.
Rosa Phillips of Harrisburg are guests daughter Mrs. Kenneth Shetterly.
of there mother, Mrs. Vesta.
Charlie Colburn went to McMinnville
Mr. Marion Van Horn of Seatle visit
Roscoe Neely spent Sunday with Da Friday for final treatment from Dr. ât the Just LePage hume Wednesday
vid Seth and both boys were dinner Barrendrick for his hand in which he morning.
Mrs. Colburn aacom-1
guests of grandma Seth in the Salt has infection.
panied
him
and
visited
Mr. and Mrs. A l-1 Mrs. Clifford Drake was a guest at
Creek district.
bert Struchen. Mr. Colburn was ab-1 the Roy Dundag home near Dundee
W. Beck of the Fern district has been sent from the barber shop all last week. from Wednesday to Sunday. Saturday
serving on the Polk county jury.
night they made a trip to Newberg and
Mrs. Edna Lacy and Harvey and Dor on their trip were run into by another
Mrs. C. Unicum and daughters Doris. othy Wheeler, C. R. Stiles and Mrs. car. No one suffered injuries other than
Wilma and Wahetta were dinner guests Noble and family of Portland guests at bruises but the cars were badly damaged.
Friday of Mr. and Mrs. C. Rr. Stiles.
the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White home
Arnol Neely left Wednesday morning
s te a d in the upper Willamina country
with about 200 other scouts from Port
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Norris and Mrs. Sunday.
at the west door of the county court
Harry Edmiston went with Louise Bar
land and other places to spend two
house at McMinnville, in Yamhill
Dana
Matocha
is
visiting
her
aunt.
weeks at Camp Merriweather.
ker to McMinnville last week for the
County, Oregon, on Friday, the 12th
Mrs. Clpde Leonard at Corvallis.
removal of Louise’s tonsi's.
day of August, 1932, at the hour of
Mrs. L. M. Krainer is expecting her
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
Mr. ard Mrs. Sylvan K. Sarff of niece and husbanu, Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Miss Staci a Crossan is a house guest
day
Bremerton,
Washington,
spent
the
o f Mrs. I. N. Pearson.
Roberson of Holly Colo., who left home
week-end at the home of their aunt several days ago but met with an s u b all the right, title, interest and es
Everett Munson from Depoe Bay and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Drill.
accident at Youcolla and were delayed. tate of the defendants, B. A. Wagner
stopped at the Ted burden home last
and Stella Wagner, of. in and toall that
Mrs. Lucile Hart of Little Falls, Min
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ross of St. Helens part of the following described real
week while on his way to Sheridan.
nesota, arrived at the home of her aunt. visit«! at the Fred Gillespie home this
premises lying and being in Yamhill
Mrs. Earl Drill and will visit indefinitely. week. On Wednesday they made the county, Oregon, to-wit:
Anna Roub is at home after working
trip around the Taft-Newport-Corvallis
at the Grand Ronde hotel for three
The southwest quarter of the south
William Eikes of Portland visited Mrs. loop.
wfceks.
east quarter (SWJ SEJ) of section 2,
L J. J. Shetteriy a few days recently-
Betty Jean Harpole returned to her township 6 South of range H Weal of
Mr. and Mrs. Vem Stiles and dauyh
the Willamette Meridian, in Yamhill and
Mr' and Mrs. Ray Harpole enjoyed a home at Beaver Wednesday after spend
ter Virginia left for Portland to visit
Polk counties, state of Oregon.
ing
a
week
with
her
grandparents
here.
Mrs. Stiles’ sister over the week-end visit Wednesday o f his mother, Mrs.
which said defendants had on December
and went from there to their home at Elizabeth Harpole, of Kelso, Wn.
In d ia n W eap o n o f W a r
31, 1929, or have since acquired, or suf-
lacom a Monday after visiting at the
The tomahawk is an ancient weapon ficent thereof ta make the amount of
Mrs. Josephine Coonrad of Wamac,
C. R. Stiles home here for two weeks
Oregon, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Just universally used by Indians iu war said decree and order of sale, which
before they were taught the use of said sale is made subject to confirmation
Barney Thurber left Wednesday to LePage.
Iron and steel, since which hatchets
o f said Circuit Court.
visit a cousin, Sidney McCurry, at Bay
h a \e been substituted for them. This
Dated this 14th day of July, 1932.
Elias Branson has been drawn for Instrument sOII retains ita use end Im
City.
grand jury duty to convene this week.
G. W. Manning.
portance In public transactions and,
as Sheriff of Yamhill county,
Mrs. Eva Mearn of Aloha and Ralph
like the pipe, is often very significant.
Mrs. Iva Bunker of Portland is visit This weapon Is formed much like a
Oregon
Cole of Portland were Sunday visitors
the Art Thurber home. Other guests ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ace hatchet, having a long stem or han Frank Holmes
dle; the head Is a round ball or knob McMinnville, Oregon
were Mr. and Mrs. Orville bundan and Turnidge.
of
solid wood, well enough calculated Attorney for Plaintiff
daughter Maurine Lewisr
Mr. and Mrs. A. Batie of Portland to knock men’s brains out. On the
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw of Lexington have moved into Mrs. Goodrich’s house- other side o f the stem the head termi
nates In a point where the edge would
are vismng her mother, Mrs. Vesta Mr. Batie is employed on the highway.
be, which point is set a little hooking
G h si.
or coming toward the stem, and near
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wilcox and family the center, where the stem or handle
H. V. Roub was a business visitor in went to Portland Thursday to meet pierces the head, another point pro
B a b y Chicks l O f and up
thier son Jimmie and Mrs. Wilcox’s jects forward of a considerable length,
H a tc h in g Eggs a n d C u s to m H a tc h in g
McMinnville Monday.
mother, Mrs. Upper, who came from which serves for thrusting as with n 1 m;le west over bridge at brick plant
H. TENBUSH.
Willamina, Ore.
Miss Isabelle Bryant of Myrtle Poin1 Seattle where Jimmie has been under Spear or pike pole.
came Thursday to visit a week at the the doctors care. Mrs, Upper will visit
Parker home in the Farnham apart at th i Wilcox home.
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rieder anddaugh
Mrs. Grace Goodrich and son Leslie ters. Olivia, Lucinda. Loy and Charlice,
left Sunday for Medford to stay for the of Eugene spent the week-end at the
comming school year. Leslie will at Harry home.
tend school there.
Mr. Mitchell has been hired as janitor
Mrs. O. W. Cobb suffered a sprair.id of the school for the coming yeer.
hand and wrist and a badly bruised
Crown K itchen Queen
Earl Smidt is taking chiropractic
knee when she trip;>ed on a loose board
H ardw heat. Sack
treatment
from
Dr.
Fagan
in
Sheridan
in a sidewalk west of Frand Smelser’s
for
an
injured
back.
h rme Tuesday afternoon.
Per bbl. $ 3 . 5 0
Tenbush Poultry Ranch
and Hatchery
ann
Os* tsal per ward. M in. 25 wards. Cask.
LOST Between Roub's garage and
Willamina restraurant, a sack of seven
wrenches. G.M. on hsndle of one. $1.60
reward for return to H. V. Roub.
W ANTED
b u z z s a w in g , fir 60c, oak
70c; two cuts. Add 10c per cord for 3
cuts. Kenneth Musser, Willamina, tf
M. PETERSEN agent for Carlton
Nurseriey, painting and paperhanging.
MEAT, eggs and vegetables delivered
by George Petersen in parts of Yamhill.
Tillamook and Lincoln Counties Tele
phone your Special orders to the hotel,
WANTED Cash paid for old worth
less horses. Frank Newland. Willami
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