The Monmouth herald., December 08, 1922, Image 5

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described in the Complaint herein, good and valid.
In the County Court o f the State Defendants.
1 hat you be forever enjoined and
Efficient Service Courteous Treat­
o f Oregon fo r Polk County.
'(¿I Nesissa J. Clark and also all debarred Irom asserting any claim
ment
other persons or parties unknown whatever in <»r to said premises ad­
In the matter o f the j
claiming a n y right, title,
es­ verse to plaintiff, and for such oth­
A. L. KEENEY
estate o f John H . Moran, • Citation,
tate, lien or interest in the r*al ea-1 er relie f as to equity seemeth just.
deceased.
Funeral D ir c c ’ or and Licensed
tate described in the Complaint
1 his Summons, by order o f the
Embalmar
To
Thomas
Kelley, Thomas herein, the above nanu*J defend­ ¡Ion. Asa B. Robinson, County
Moran, Katherine Boatman. Ellen ant:—
Juik’ i- o f Polk County, Oregon,
Calls Promptly Answered Day
Thorp, Lucy Gladys Rasmussen
IN THE NAME Ol HtE ST ATI n /hie at chambers in the city o f
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or Night.
Mrs. Mabel Clarke and daughter
Henry C. Moran, and Mary A. OF.OREGON; You are hereby r e - ! Dallas, Oregon, on the 4tli day of
Prices Reasonable
Stine, and all others unknown, if paired to appear and in.
In the death o f M r. John E. 1 ew- are visiting her parents Mr. and
r tlu December, 1922, and dated on said
any there be, and all other persons complaint filed against y< u in the , d.i> is served upon you by publica­ is a shore time ago, Polk county Mrs. Mart- o f Joseph, Oregon.
phones 9821 a n d 9822
interested in said estate, heirs and above entitled Court aid Suit with­ tion thereof lor a period o f six con-
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Independence, Ore.
loses one o f its pioneer farmers, hq
5.is. 1 a.-el Whitten o f Corson,
devisees o f said deceased, John H. in six weeks from the date i-f the .-eculive weeks immediately prior
having
been
a
resident
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this
vicin­
Washington was a visitor with her
first publication of Ibis Summons, 1 to the 20th day o f January, 1923 in
f Moran:
IN TH E N A M E OE THE STATE to-wit: on or before the 2t'th day the Monmouth Herald, a newspaper ity fo r the past seventy swen .tears. sister, Mrs. Fred Cody.
OF OREGON: You are hereby com­ o f January, 192'!, and i f you fad that is published at Monmouth, Born in Wisconsin in iSI3, ho was
Los Ing lehretson o f Corvallis was
Monmouth and Independence
manded and cited to appear before so to answer for want thereof plain­ Polk County, Oregon, and having a brought across the plains to Oiegon
i visitor with lus friend Sheldon
Auto-Bus Schedule
the County Court o f the State of tiff will apply to said Court fo r .the general circulation therein.
two years later, the family . tiling Cody last week.
I e a v e s M o n m o u th
I s s s s s In ilr p t a d s iu s
Oregon for Polk County, sitting for 1 relief demanded in said complaint
The date o f the first publication in the vicinity o f what is now
i.lO a . in.
North Bound
7.38 s. m.
the transaction o f probate business, v iz :—
Mrs. l.i a l'uvis returned to her ! 1.60 p. m.
o f this Summons is the 8tn day of
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2.22
p. m.
Lew isville, and after whom this
in the county court room in the
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That you said defendants be re-! December 1922 fand date o f last
I' oiim at t akl. nd a ft ir a brief visit 15.1» ••
county court house at the city of quired to set forth in your answer publication will be the 19th day o f place was named. A ftei retiring with her patents Mr. and Mrs. I 10.00 a. m.
South Bound 10.25 a. m.
Dallas, Oregon, on the 30th day of to said complaint the nature o f your January, 1923.
from
active farm life. “ Uncle
: 3.15 p. m.
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'rank L tfe v e r.
December, 1922, at the hour o f 10 claims in and to the follow ing de- ■
John , as he was fam iliarly known,
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B. F. Swope,
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o'clock in the forenoon o f said day, scribed real estate to-wit:
Attorney for Plain tiff.
made his home in A irlie until his
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Proprietor
Christian Science
then- and there to show cause ,if
A part o f the D. L. C. o f S S.
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Residence and post office address, health ia i’ed ami he went to live
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
any exist, why an order o f sale Whitman and w ife N ot. No. 1619
Monmouth, Oregun.
with his son, Alex Lewis n.*ar A l­
should not be made therein, direct Claim No. 70 in Tp. 8 S. R. 5 West
WednesJ.iy evening meeting at 8 I
bany. Obsequies over the remains o’clock.
ing and authorizing the executrix o f tne W ill. Mer. Beginning at a
B . F . BUTLER
per cord were held at the Evangelical Church
o f said estate, Mary A . Stine, to p lint which is 9.50 chains South and
Sunday morning service at 11
sell at pri’ ate sale fo r cash in hand, 70 links West o f Monument N'o. 3 Hard wood,
twice cut,
9v c o f which the deceased wa¡ a mem »’clock.
Dentist
the following described real proper­ situate at the SW. corner o f Block
“ E* times n two H. 15 her, the Rev. Bullan) tine officiating
Subject fo* Sunday, IHe« m her 10
Post
office b!dg.
ty belonging to said estate, to-w it: — N o. 11 in the City of Mor i: ith
Fir. twice in two80c; 3 cuts$1.(0 Interment w is made in the Lewis­ “ God the Preserver o f Man.”
Beginning at the NE. corner of and running thence S 'jt li :1 50
Monmouth
Oregon
The surviving
Phone 2d 11 ville cemetery.
N otice o f Final Settlement
out lot No. 12 in City o f Monmouth, ihains; thence West 5 30 chains to S. H .
children are two sons and two
Polk
county,
Oregon, running the East line o f Whitman street;
Notice is b tre ly give that the}
DR. F. R. B O W E R S O X
thence South 167$
feet: thence thence North 8.50 chains; thence C A T A R R H A L DEAFNESS daughters, also three breth rs and inderngned adm inistratorof the cs-
West 95 feet; thence North 167$ East 5.30 chains to th.* place o f be­ 1» oftou caused by an inflamod condition two sisters, all but one o f whom are ta te e f Mary K. Gw in, deceased, has
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fe e t; thence East 95 feet to the ginning all situate in Polk Count} of the mucous lining of the Eustachian
‘ilod his final account in the county
Tube. When this tube la lcllamed you residents o f this state.
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place o f beginning: Also, Beginning Oregon, : and that all adverse claims have a rumbling sound or imperfect
ourt o f the state o f Oregon for
42$ feet South o f the Northeast thereto may be determined by a de­ hearing Unless the inflammation can
Beginning December the seventh, Poll* County, and said county court
OFFICE
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be reduced, your hearing may be de­
corner o f lot 8 in Block 8 in the cree o f said Court.
HOUSE
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stroyed forever.
all day sewing and social meetings has appointed the 26th day o f De­
H ALL'S C ATARRH MEDICINE will
city o f Monmouth, Polk county,
That by said decree it be declared do what we claim for It—rid your system | w ill be held by the Ladies Aid cember. 1922, at the hour o f 10
Oregon, thence West 55 feet; thence and adjudged that you have no es­ of Catarrh or Deafness caused by |
o’clock in the forenoon o f slid day
HALE S CATARRH MEDICINE Society on Thursdays o f each week,
South 40 feet; thence East 55 feet; tate or interest whatever in or to Catarrh
it the Court room o f said court in
has been successful In the treatment of
at their usual meeting place. A the city o f Dallas, Oregon, as the»
l thence North 40 feet to the place of said land and premises, an.I that Catarrh for over Forty Years.
Sold by all druggists.
committee o f three will serve din­ time and place to hear and settle \
beginning.
the title o f the plaintiff thereto is F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
ner at each meeting and it is to be aid final account, and objections!
Also, South half o f North half of
the D. L. C. o f Lewis L. Cooper
hoped a goodly number will attend. thereto, it any exist.
and w ife, N o t.N o .2780, in Sec. 29
S. U. Gwin,
For the first meeting thus*’ serving
Tp. 8 S. R. 5 West o f the W ill.
Administrator o f the e s -!
will be Mesdames Kenneth W ill­
Mer. Polk County, Oregon, contain­
tate o f Mary E. Gwin, de­
iams, H . M. Huyles and J. F. U l­
ing 40 acres.
ceased.
rich.
Also beginning at the N W . corn­
B. F Swope, Attorney.
er o f the D. L. C. o f Lewis L. Coop­
Miss Huida Wienert, a student
Dated and first published Decern-1
er and w ife Not No-2780, in Sec.
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1st, 1922.
at the Normal, has been spending a
29 Tp. 8 S. R. 5 West o f W ill. Mer.
part o f her vacation with relatives
in Polk county, Oregon; thence
J. O. M A T T H IS
Drain Tile and
■ind friend here. Miss W ienert is
East 60 chains to the N E . corner of
said D. L. C.; thence South 13 34
i form er teacher and her ex-pupils
Physician and Surgeon
BuildingjTile at
chains; thence West 60 chains to
P h o n e 573
House 867W
vere glad o f the opportunity o f
the W . line o f said D. L . C. thence
seeing her on her recent visit to the Oifice: lo'.Mo liank of Com merer Bldg
13.34 chains to the place o f begin
Central Clay Products Co.
Salem
Ore.
school.
ning, containing 80 acres, more or
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AIRLIE
W ood ¿aw in g
Hinkle,
P H Y SIC IA N & SLRG EO l
Drain your land
Increase its fertility
and make the best
what is now the
lea^l productive cor­
ner o f the farm.
More Value
less Also, beginning at the N W .
corner o f above described tract of
land and running thence West to
the East line o f the D. L. C. of
John Chamberlain
Not-No-2276,
Claim No-54; thence
North 14
deg 30 min West to the N E .. cor­
ner o f said Chamberlain I). L . C ;
thence East to the West line o f the
Sevier D. L. C ; thence South to
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the place o f beginning, and contain
ing 8 acies, more or less.
Also, lot 10 in sec. 30, and lot 1
in section 31 in Tp. 8 S. R. 5 West
in Polk county, Oregon, and contain-
in 25 acres, more or less;
Also, lots 9 and 10 and the East
$ o f lot 8 in Block o f Cattrons sub­
division o f out lot 4 in Monmouth,
Polk county, Oregon.
Also, an undivided $ interest in
anti to the following descibt*d premi­
ses, to-w it:— A part c f the Daniel
Boon D. L. C . Claim No-49, Not-
No-2699, a part o f sec. 33 Tp. 8 S.
R. 5 West, and sec 4 in Tp. 8 S.
R. 5 West o f W ill. Mer. Polk coun­
ty, Oregon; and described as begin­
ning at the SE. corner o f said Boon
D. L . C., thence West 82.50 chs;
thence North 31.26 chs; thence East
2.50 chs ; thence North 8.64 chs;
thence East 80 chs., thence South
40 chs., to place o f beginning, con­
taining 323J acres, more or less in
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said countv and state.
Also, lots 2, 3, 4, 13, 14, 15, &,
16 in Block No. 5, and lots 2, 3,
4. 5. 6. 7. 8, 9. 10. 11, 12, &
16 Block No. 6 as shown in the
amended plat o f out lot No. 4 in
the Town o f Monmouth Polk County
State o f Oregon.
This citation is published in the
Monmouth Herald for a period o f
4 consecutive
weeks, beginning
December 1st, 1922, and ending
with the issue thereof of U tfer 1 er
29th, 1922. a w e e k ly r.ewpaper pub­
lished at Monmouth, ¡.Polk county.
Orgeon, chosen by the executrix
for such publication, and having a
general circulation therein, by order
o f the Hon. Asa B Robinson, Coun­
ty Judge o f said County, dated and
entered o f record on the 28th day
of November, 1922.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Court affixed this 28th day of
N ivember 1922.
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Floyd B. Moorm
(Seal) County tfe rk
o f Polk
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County, Oregon, and Ex
Officio Clerk o f said Court.
IS R E P R E S f U T E D IN OUR
“Gifts That Last”
than you will find in any ether ¿fore in the vicinity
T r e m e n d o u s A s s o rtm e n ts
at S p e c ia l P r ic e s
A F e w G ift Suggestions
For Her
Bar Pins
Bead Ne.'klacos
Toilet Rets
Manicure Sets
Brooches
Diamond Rings
Hat Pins
Collar Pins
Signet Rings
W rist Watches
Corsage Pins
Crosses
Diamond Necklaces
Pearl Bead Necklaces
Hair Parrette
Mesh Bags
Powder Boxes
Card Cases
Photograph Frames Marmalade Jars
Tea Palls
Mayonnaise Sets
Tea Strainers
Sa'ad and Fruit Dishes
Vases
Sugar and Cream Sets
Flower Bowls
Sherbert Glasses
Smelling Salts
Sandwich Trays
F'ancy Stone Rings
Bread Trays
Bracelets
Vanity Cases
La Va llie res
Coin Boxes
Wedding Lings
Jewel Boxes
Ear Drops
Pepper Shakers
Pendants
Cologne Bottles
Neck Chains
Meat Dishes
Lockets
Ramekins
Thimbles
Photo Cases
For Him
Monogram Fobs
Card Cases
Emblem Buttons and
Cigar Cases
Charms
Cigarette Cases
Soft Collar Pins
Scarf Pin3
Watch Chains
Cuff Links
Pencils
Collar Buttons
Watches
Emblem Ring3
Key Chainsand Rings Knives
Belt Buckles an I Be Its Leather Bill Folds
Safety Razors
Travelers’ Rolls
Desk Clocks
M ilitary Brushes
Hat and Clothes
Brushes
Smoker's Articles
Fountain Pzns
Match Poxes
W o Buy Direct F rom H e a d q u a rters
It S a v e s Y o u t h e M i d d l e m a n ' s P r o f i t
vs.
Nesissa J. Stark and also all
other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate,
lien, or interest injthe real estate
The Juniors proved themselves
r.npable entertainers on Tuesday
vening when they were hosts to
the other members o f the student
body. Novel games were played,
• fter which delicious refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Ruth H. Galg&no, instruct-
• r in piano from Salem, is in Airlie
on Tuesday o f each week at the
hotel. Mrs. Galgano studied with
Francis Striegel-Burke and coitus
very highly
recommended as a
teacher.
It is most interesting to learn
that the contract has been let f» r
the concrete paving from Monmouth
south to the Benton Couny line, a
distance o f about nine miles, and
over which there has been so much
controversy on account o f the route
decided on by the highway commis­
sion. It is to be hoped nothing
further w ill retard the progress of
this highway as it would mean much
to the residents ol these parts.
All indications point in the same di­
rection
The best way to get a house
in Monmouth at present
is to build one
Oregon Fir and Hemlock Lumber,
Lath, Shingles, Lime, Cement, etc.
The Basket ball season opened
with a game betwe-n the local boys
team and the Falls City High, on
Friday evening, resulting in a score
o f 16 — 10 in favor o f the visiting
team. The Fall City girls Dam,
however, did not prove equal to the
Airlie team and went down to de­
feat, the score being 9 to 5. Next
Friday the boys w ill play the Mon­
mouth team.
Estimates cheerfully
L. W. W aller, M anager
A Home institution
Mr. and Mrs. George Swearingen
nd fam ily spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R«>th o f Inde­
pendence.
Fred tlody is erecting
house on his farm here.
W e b a k e e v e r y t h i n g w e sell.
a ¡poultry
Ed V* under end fam ilv o f Inde­
pendence
were
over Thursday I
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Wunder.
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A small deposit will reserve any article until wanted
V. A . Fish Lack at ten led Thanks­
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school house last Wednesday.
A . I.. K I ’ L L A N D l i K
Watchmaker A Jeweler,
Independence, Oregon
furnished.
Monmouth Lumber Company
MONMOUTH HEIGHTS
To Whom It May Concern
In the Circuit Court o f the State
o f Oregon fo r Polk Cou"ty.
Mollie Stump. Plaintiff,
Many from here arc attending the
meetings at the Arm ory in Albany
conducted by Dr. Price o f I.os
\ngeles, and much enthusiasm has
>een aroused over the many healings
hat have been demonstrated.
Sweat ingen Brothers are cutting
o *rd wood for Mr. Johnson o f rear
Dallas.
“ Fresh E very D ay” •
“ i he* Sign of the Rose”
Bakery
K..B.
and
Tea
Shop
A R N O L D
Three doors east of p»»st office.
Light Lunch Served
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