The Coquille Valley sentinel., March 06, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

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Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hartwell enter-
I tained a few friends Tuesday evening
| with conversation and . cards, after
| this refreshments were served. Those
[ present were Mrs. Mary Harvey, Mr.
II and MM. W. T. Alpine, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Gentry, Mr. and Mm. W_. A. Bean,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Carlson and Mr. and
[Mrs. C. M. Hartwell.
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Thomas Hull and daughters, Mabel
and Edith, and Abe Roberts made a
flying trip to Marshfield Saturday
k night to see the latter's wife and
I smalt son, Abe Junior.
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Howar/i Steward spent Saturday
|| night with friends in Riverton.
J Mr. and Mrs. Jameson and small
I daughters, Phyllis, Frances Ann and
I Betty,’spent Sunday with their aunt,
Mrs. Sturdivant, at Crains and Cary’s
[camp.
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■ Tuesday evening Mieses Norma
and Helen Carlson called on Miss
Peare Cook, who has been quite ill,
but is rapidly improving.
> Another socjal dance was given by
the “Night Hawks,** Saturday even­
ing, with all th« members present and
Mveral pthem. Those who enjoyed
[this denes were: Mbses Helen and
Nonna Carlson, Gladys Pennington,
Mary Ellen Law, Prof, and Mrs.
Blanton, Mr.^nd Mrs. A. W. CAtlson,
Mr. and- Mrs’. W. T- Alpine and son,
Ikarl, Mr. and'Mre. C. Martin, Mr.
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[ter, Anni*,Tfr. andlfre. C.
Mr. and Mi
B. Norris and daughter, Pearl, Mr and
¡Mr*. N. Jafteson .and three email
| daughters, Geo. Shelton, Wesley Bean
and Howard Steward.
The A. G. Club met in regular ses­
sion Tuesday evening at the home of
'Mias Esther McGee with only six of
the Members present.
The evening
1 was spent in conversation and music.
Delicious refreshments ware served
by the hostess* mother, Mrs. Jack Mc­
Gee before the guests departed.
Mrs. Norman Jameson and small
daughters spept Friday evening‘at
the home of Mrs. A. W. Carlson.
Misses Norma and Helen Carlson
•pent Sunday evening at>the home of
Miss Freda Berry. .
•- J^iss Ella Watson, whose home is
In Riverton, has gone to Powers- te
work.
Miss Vehna Ghser spent Saturday
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Riverton Notea
YOUR SAVINGS K
ARE PROTECTED
ABSOLUTELY 7
AU money deposited in the Savings Department
of thia bank is secured by investments made as
follows:
1, D. S. Government Bonds.
2. Warrenta of Coon County nnd its School Dis­
tricts.
8. Jltst Mortgagee an Improved Real Estate,
our kmos not exceeding 50 Dtr cent of the
market value of such propertfaa.
AND THEN: The bw requires that we keep in
our vaults sufficient reserve in cash* with
which tp meet the average withdrawal de­
mands.
The cask reserve af thia bank ia
CfUeiiy lit k O!Q •Oin.
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We know they win grow,
does for you automatically
bookkeeping, and the best 1
paid is a cancelled check.
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Noncw « sale
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PROVEMENT BONDS
Notice Js hereby given that the
City of dbquille, Coos County, Ore­
gon, a municipal qorporetion, pureu-
ant to the provisions of Chapter XV
of Title XX VU df Oregon Laws, and
the provisions of Sections 70 te 7o
both inclusive, of an act enacted by
the People of the City of Coquille at
the General Election held on the 12th
day Of May, A. D., 191«, has issued
fifteen improvement Bonds, Series
K-l for the improvement of portiona
of Second and Third Streets in Elli­
ott’s Addition and within the corpor­
ate limits of the said City of Co­
quille, bond number one Msaid ser­
ies being in the sum of J*1*0-47 and
bonds numbered two td fifteen, both
inclusive, of said series, being in the
-urn of »600.00 each, and all of Mid
bonds bearing interest at the rata of
six per cent per annum from the 1st
day of March, 1926, pursuant to and
subjsBt to the provisions of said
Chapter XV and tho said Charter ot
the City of OoquiRe and the provi­
sions in said bends contained.
Said bonds will be so« for the
highest price obtainable, but for not
less than par and accrued ihtai**
and payable in lawful njonoy of the
Uni tad States of America.
Sealed written proposals for the
purchase of s«[d t?ond1' r?n«d
them, aecosnpanied by c*Ttlfi«i ehere
in the sum offered, or United States
money order, or lawful money of the
United States, wiM be received and
same opened and considered on and
the sale thereof made by the lhayoT
and City Recorder of the City ? *
quille on ’ and after th« »1st, day w
March, A. D., 1926, and between
equal bids, Mie will be made to the
person first filing; proposals, andI if
made at same time to either or any
of such equal bidders.
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By order of the Common Conncibof
Mid City of Coquille and dated this
6th day of March, 1926.
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