THS COQUILLI YALUTY SENTTNBL, COQÜILLM. OMGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4. It».
"g;.
A Chinese Wedding
(evening. The bride has to have a
the said final account and the settle­
Eastside Mill to Reopen
ment thereof.
The following letter, printed in the <re>t deal of courage to go through
Lease
of
the
Esatside
mill,
owned
a. ....
Hardy Mast,
Myrtle Point Herald last week, was lhe t»ther coarae jesting that comes
by the Coos Bay Lumber company, by ■ Administrator of the estate of W.
written by Mias Helen Whitaker, a during the feast after the men have
L. Mast, deceased.
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Condensed Statement
At the the McKenna Lumber company of
missionary in China, to her mother, had considerable to drink.
at the close of business
Marshfield, was announced Wednes­
Mrs. Belie Whitaker, of Myrtle Point. close of the evening she must have
Dec. 31, 1928
day by M. J. McKenna, who said that
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
It is a very interesting Recount of a been rather tired, because she must
his .firm
to start cutting spruce
RESOURCES
’
wear
he»headdressxttUxy.
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Chinese marriagejrhich alio recently
Notice is hereby given that the un­
by May 1 <Sf this year and tfiat the
Loans A Discounts
-
3281,551.50
dersigned, Administrator of the es­
witnessed:
Mrs. Lingle and Margaret France
McKenna Lumber company has an tate of J. W. Mast, deceased, has
Overdraft«!
.
.
.
.
34.26
are expected this coming Tuesday,
hied in tne bounty Court of the State
option
to
purchase
the
mill
any
time
U.
S.
Bonds
•
-
-
46,600.00
We have quite a strong wind to­ Mr«. Lingle comes back with the
Oregon for Coos County hia final
within the. two year period covered by of
Other Bonds & Securities , 175,166.12
account as such Administrator and
day and oceans of sand.
There title of Vice President of National
the lease. .
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Banking House & fixtures 37,030.00
the said Court has appointed Tuesday,
must be a sandstorm on the Gobi I Christian Council.
The announcement was made fro
Japuary 29, 1929, as the time foe
Cash & Exchange
135,746.43
AU indications now are that the
desert.
Bandon where Mr. McKenna made the hearing of objections to the Mid
Thia la the week-end for all the present government is firmly in the
public terms of the lease, as presi­ final account and tbe settlement there­
3676,12741
of.
school girls to go home for over­ saddle, or better, “automobile,” as
dent of the McKenna Lumber com­
LIABILITIES
Webb Mast,
night—they get to do this once a that seems to be the exclusive way pany.
Capital Stock.
Administrator of the estate of J.
3 50,000.00
month. Today only about 30 girls are “it” rides now. (So our friends from
W. Mast, deceased.
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One'
side
of
the
Eastside
mill,
which
Surplus
&
Und.
Profits
29,026.58
left in the dormitory, so it is rather Nanking tell u».) There is a feeling has been closed ' down for several
Circulation
12,150.00
of security that was -lose marked a
quiet.
months, will be operated to employ
Deposits
584,948.73
NOTICE
OF
SHERIFF
’
S
8
ALE
I
few
weeks
ago.
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government
is
I was fortunate in being able to at­
about 75 men. Its production will bo
NOTICE is hereby given that on
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tend a Chinese wedding this week. making progress „and in view of the entirely spruce lumber, the logs com­
3676,127.31
the 5th day of January, 1929, at the
immense
problems
it
faces,
botfi
with
­
Miss Fang, one of the Chinese teach­
ing from the South Slough camp of hour of 10 o’clock A. M., at the front
ers, was the means of my getting an in the party and without,- they are the McKenna firm. About 45,000,000 door of the Court House at Coquille,
invitation. I believe you’d, like to doing well indeed. It looks as if it feet of titaber ,is to be cut in the mill Coos' County, Oregon, 1 will sell at
puolic auction to the highest Didder
had the best men the country can pro­
heir about it in detail.
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and the lease insures the employment« lor cask in hand, the following des­
duce
at
this
time,
quite
a
few
of
whom
The bridegroom is a shop-keeper
of. 150 men in the mill and camp for cribed real property: Lot Tqn (10)
I have heard
and about 35 years of age. His first are good Christians.
and the boutn zo feet of Lot Klover.
the next two years.
Block Nine (9), SengstacMna
wife died two years ago., He used a that a group of these meet regularly
ition to the City of aaarsnneid,
“middlewoman” instead of a “middle- ToFprayer over their problem«.
OF COQUILLE
lumber manufacturing plant on Coos according to tne duly recorded map
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M £ R w' C OD P'<LSIOENr
In the capital (Nanking) many new
man” and had a regular old-fashioned
Bay, that being the Stout Mill B, and plat thereof on record, in Coos
E D WFHfc! CASHIER
L H HAZARD VICE PRCS
This is fine,
County,
Oregon.
Chinese heathen ceremony- He is not roads are being built.
BE55MAJRS A $r<A',HILk
which is also equipped to saw spruce.
OC SANfORD VICE PRES
baid sale is made under and by
Christian. The middlewoman chose but homes are being ruthlessly wreck­
OREGON
COQUILLE
Mr. McKenna said that very few virtue ol a writ of execution issued
the girl and made all arrangements ed and torn down to widen streets and changes and repairs will be necessary out of the Circuit Court, for Coos
between all partiese concerned. The no remuneration is given.
in the plant to make it ready for | County, Oregon, and a decree of said
Court all to me directed in the case
bride and groom had never seen each
cutting spruce as it is already equip­ entitled
Benefit Savings & Loan As­
other before the ceremony.
Andrew Peterson Obituary
ped with band saws.
sociation, a corporation, plaintiff, ver­
Last Tuesday ‘ was the day set be­
The question of who will superin­ sus V. A. Bifderoack and Altiaa F.
Percy H. Peterson, of Arego, re-
cause it is a very auspicious day of turned last Saturday evening from tend mill operations has not been de­ Bilderback, husband and wife, Sara
the Chinese calendar—the omens and attending the funeral of his brother, cided. President hfrKertM "Was con­ J—Moauer-H^E; Beif-and
Bulgarian
Bell, husband and wife, defendants,,
signs are all good. There were hun­ Andrew Peterson, at Lakeport last nected with the sawmill department and
s#id sale will be so made under
dreds of weddings in the city that day.' Thursday.
of the Moore Mill and Lumber com­ and by virtue of said judgment order,
BUTTERMILK
decree and wipt of execution.
At 9:00 'a. m. the bride left her
The deceased, who was bom at pany of Bandon for more than 20
W.
W.
Gage,
was dressed in a red satin Myrtle Point, had not lived in Coos years.
Fresh Daily
He acted as treasurer _f or 47ti>--------------
--------------Sheriff:
embroidered -in bright County for 20 yearn, but was Well and many years. Other members of the
5c a glass
colors. Her silk shoes were also very favorably i known to the older firm, including J. T. Conlogue, Wm.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
red.
Her head-dress was
very residents of the Coquille valley.
MaKenna and J. P. Dillon, are all ex­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
elaborate, made of seed pearls, In
The following obituary notice is perienced timbermen. — Coos Bay on the 5ch day of January, 1929, at
or delivered to your home by the
her home ahe was put into thie huge taken from the Lakeport, Calif., Bee, Times.
the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. at the
r
canopied chair, covered completely where he had conducted a service sta­
front door of the Court H oum at Co­
Quart or Gallon
quille, Coos County, Oregon, 1 will
• with-esnbroidere.d red satin, and car­ tion and st^re for the past five yars:
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
sell at public auction to the highest
ried on the 3houMete~6nSUf
Notice is hereby given that the un­ bidder for cash in hand, the following
through the streets to her new home.
dersigned, Administratrix of the es­
It makes a most refreshing drink.
Wdneeday noon \»f last week, Mr. tate of Lewis A. Pinkston, deceased, described reaLprqperty: Lot Twelve
(12). and the nortn 3o feet of Lot
A brass band preceded her down the
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.
Peteraon’s condition became seriouu nas filed in the County Court of the Eleven (11), Block Nine (9), Seng-
street.
and he consented to advice of friends butte of Oregon for Coos County, her stacken Addition to Marshfield, ac­
At tiie. door of the bridegroom’s
to receive medical attention. He chose final account as such Administratrix cording to the duly recorded map and
and the said Court has appointed Sat­
home just as the bride’s chair arrived
thereof, in Goos County, Oregon.
to go to the hospital at Ukiah but urday, the 26th day of January, 1929, plat
Said sale is made under ar.d by
a chicken was killed by a servant, so
insisted on going alone and driving as tne day for the hearing of objec­ virtue of a writ of execution issued
that the evil spirit which preceded the
his own car. While enroute from tions to the said final account and the out of the Circuit Court for Coos
chair might be appeased with fresh
settlement thereof.
County, Oregon, and a decree of aaid
Upper Lake- he became desperately
INCORPORATED
Inez M. Pinkston,
blood.
Court, all to me directed in the case
ill in his machine. He was found un-
Administratrix
of
the
estate
of
entitled Benefit Savings & Loan As­
Ip the reception room back of the
5015 sociation, a corporatidn, plaintiff, ver­
; conscious two hour* later by passers­ Lewis A. Pinkston, deceased.
shop the bride was coaxed from her
sus C. C. Fowler and Elda M. Fowler,
by and hurried to the hospital. X-ray
chair. She must be reluctant to come
husband and wife, Sara T. Morse,
pictures were taken which disclosed
NOTICE OF BOND SALE •
L J. Scott and Gertrude M- Scott,
forth in order to do honor to her own
Notice is hereby given that sealed husband and wife, defendants, ‘ana
one lung filled with water and his con­
home which she has-just left. Over
dition was so far advanced that noth­ oids will oe received by the under- said sale will be so made under and
her headdress and face she hsd a red
signed until 5 o’clock F. M., on the oy virtue of Mid judgment order, de­
ing could be done to relieve him: He 21»t day of January, 1929, auu
and
satin covering so that no one might
died in a chair in his room at the thereafter publicly opened at 8 cree and write of execution.
W. W. Gage,
view her before her husband got to
hospital, believing he could breathe o clock F. M. on aaid date oy the Com­ 47t5
Sheriff.
see her. She was led at once to her
mon
Council
of
the
City
of
Coquille
better aitting^up. .
future bedroom. There all the women
Mr. Peterson was a native of Myr­ at the Council Chambers in the C
guests were congregated, waiting for
tle Point, Oregon, and was 47 year« Hall in said City for an issue of ne­
her. Up until that moment the bride­
gotiable, coupon bonds of tne said
of age. He had been a resident of City of Coquille in the sum of 35,Out)
groom had not dressed for the occa­
Lake county for the past five and a in denominations of <5V0 each, said
Local and Long Distance Hauling
Phone 16
sion. He had to act very indifferent
half years and conducted the Junction oonds to be dated January 1st, 1929,
(according to custom) to show honor
store for four years. He was for­ shall be ten in number and shall be
numbered consecutively from one to
to his dead wife. The entrance of
merly engaged in business in Oakland ten, both numbers inclusive and bond
DR. J. R. BUNCH
the bride was the signal for the bride­
and Stockton.
number one shall be payable January
groom to begin to dress^ About
DENTIST
The deceased is survived by a son, 1st, 1931, and one bond payable there­
six elderly women dressed him. 1 was
X-RAY Service
Rusnell, who resides in San Fran- after on the 1st day of each succeed­
in the doorway between his dressing
ciscj, and two brothers,’ Percy H. and ing year according to their respective
Laird Bldg., Opposite Postoffice
numbers, each ot said bonds except
room and the bride’s bedroom.
I
Mother s Bread and Pastry
David F. Peterson, both residents of bond number one shall contain a
Telephone
82-L
Coquille, Ore.
was awfully dwgusterFThat he wasn’t
Myrtle Point, Oregon.
An aged Clause making it optional with the
ready. The poor bride waa dreadfully
You can eajo lota of trouble and
motheT, Mrs. Ella Peterson, died City to pay and redeem such bond at
nervous.
The old women brought
about a year ago in the name Oregon any time after one year from the
V.
R.
WILSON
money.
date thereof and shall bear interest
his silk garments from the wardrobe
town.
at a rate not to exceed 5 per cent per
Optometrist
in the-bride's room, his shoes, also,
The son was notified of his father’c annum, payable semi-annually, prin­
and hat. In a few momenta he was
serious condition but was unable to cipal and interest payable at the office
Errors in refraction corrected
ready, with a few red ribbons draped
the City Treasurer of said City.
arrive in Ukiah before death had en- of There
without the use of drugs.
bonds are issued to pay out­
across his chest. He came intd the
eued. Percy Peterson came down standing special fund warrants issued
“Service and Quality”
Coquille, Oregon
bedroom. Not another man was pres­
from the north on learning of his oy the common council of said City to
ent The oeremony began.
pay
for
rebuilding
the
Henry
Street
brother’s death.
DR. E. A. JOHNSEN
Bridge.
v
First, the bride and groom bowed
Mr. Peterson is leaving behind a
The sale of these bonds shall be
to each other, then to large burning
Laird
Bldg., Opposite Postoffice
host of friends in this county who subject to the preferential right of
candlea representing his ancestors,
deeply regret his passing. He was of the State Land Board of the State
General Practice of Dentistry
and then to the bed. Then the mid- kindly disposition and his purse
Oregon, to purchase the same if
Phone 125-L
Coquille, Ore.
dlewomer led them to the bed where strings were ever op$n for, ajl chari­ of
not sold for more than par.
they aat on the edge. She gave them table and civic enterprises. He was . Each bidder will be required in his
Meh tea to drink. After they had extremely interested at all times in oid to state the rate of interest which
are the only safe and sanitary way to dispose of
E. H. KERN
sipped once she poured some from the progress of the county and gave ne expects such bonds to draw ac­
sewage where connection with a sewer is impos­
cording to his bid.
County
Surveyor
each bowl into the other, to signify up much of his time and money in
1 he successful bidder shall be re­
sible.
and
Licensed
union. Following this, the same was aiding in many ways to accomplish quired to furnish at his own expense
We manufacture Septic Tanks for both the
Professional
Civil
Engineer
suitably engraved bonds, and the ap­
done with wine. Then as they remain­ various improvements.
Wholesale and Retail Trade
proving
legal
opinion
of
such
attor
­
ed seated on the edge of the bed, the
Phone 143 J
Coquille, Ore.
ney as shall be satisfactory to such
38x48
inch
Tanks, sufficient in size for a family
curtains of the bed were pulled around
Luder.
of
6,
holding
200 gallons - - $35.00
them for two or three seconds, while
Bids must be unconditional except
Other sizes in proportion.
as stated herein and shall be accom­
he tool, the satin covering from her
panied by certified check in the sum
GRANT CORBY
Before ordering see the
face and got his first glimpse of his
of 3250.00 to be forfeited to said
Attorney
at
Law
new wife.
Then the curtains were
City in case such bids shall be ac­
Richmond-Barksr Bldg.
parted again. That ended the first
cepted and such bidder shall refuse to
are included in the
Phons 157
Coquille, Ore.
purchase said bond in accordance with
part of the ceremony.
Merriam Webster,
nis said bid.
PHONE 46-J
COQUILLE
Residence Phone 24-M
The bridegroom left the room. The
k/^'^x’uch as /MTogreph,
The Common Council reserves the
women all gave the bride the "once
inadtail, trtd'.t
right to repectiany or all bids.
over” for sure—talked audibly about
unhn, Dabsiim,
Dated at the City of Coquille, Coos
BERG & MORGAN
County, Oregon, this 28th day of
potrtg.Titiii, etc.
.. her good and bad points. The poor
December,
1928.
New names and
Attorneys at Law
bride never raised her face at all,
....
F. G. Leslie,.
places are listed such
Rooms 1 & 2
both from modesty and the weight of
6018
City Recorder.
as Csihtr, inndinrg, Stahr., Lal tin, etc.
Ferman A Merchants Bank Bldg
her headdress. During this lull we
Constantly improved end kept up
Phone 37
had light refreshments.
to date.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Coquille, Oregou
We were then ready for the impor­
Notice h hereby given that the un-
WEBSTER'S NEW
tant part of the ceremony in thft.»-
-Jewignwi, AthntoilsTriWY—WTOi—TH?
Local and Long Distance Hauling
VV ill annexed of the estate of Caroline
ception room before the family shine.
INTERNATIONAL
DR. W. V. GLAISYER
M. Myers, deceased,, has filed in the
After much bowing and chanting to
DICTIONARY
VETERINARIAN
' ounty Court of the State of Oregon,
the ancestral tablets, the couple were
tor Coos County, his final account as
County Herd A Meat In
W« carry * stock of SHINGLES and are agents for
Get
The
Best
uch Administrator and said Court
pronounced married.
Coquille, Orò.
nas appointed Saturday, the 19th day
Misa Fang and I were unable to
The "Supreme Authority”
of January, 1929, as the day for the
stay for the feast, for we had classes
nearing of objections to the said final
in aarti, nlltga, uboeb, and among
to attend^
account and the settlement thereof.
genmaaarsr «JLkZr both Mtral and
J. A. RICHMOND
Only married women (not concu­
*1,
J
Stiuiley,
Stott.
Two Phones—101J and 91L
PHYSICIAN
and 8URGBON
Adm.nwtrator. with the Will an­
bines) can wear red satin skirts at a
452,000 entries including 408,000
nexed of the estate of Caroline M.
Richmond-Barker
Building
wedding, so the married women were
Kxabulary terms. 32,000 gt graphical
Myers, deceased. .
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subjects, 12,000 biographical entries.
proud of theiT red skirts.
Goquillet Ore.
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Over 6,000 ilbU&atictu, and 1 OO ral-
Misa Fang and I were asked to sit
Phones:
Office 62M, Roe. MR
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
tkMt
fatbits.
on the bed beside the bride, which is
Notice is hereby given that the un-
equivalent to catching the bride's bou­
Sndftr Fnt, rrj>, tkblg iUnitrattJ
Icrsigned. Administrator , if the es­
pamphlet containing tamplt pagu tf
J. J. STANLEY
tate of W. L. Mast, deceased, has
quet at home.
I be Nrw International
nled in the County Cour» of the State
Following the first ceremony a gold
A sow'is more likely to take exer­ scattering the corn shelled or in the
LAWYER
r Oregon for Coos County his final
ring waa put on each hand of the
cise if feed la the incentive.
Bred ear in the stalk field so they will have
..’count as such Administrator and
G. &. C. Merriam Company
Office In First Nttienal Bank
bride by the middlewoman.
sows need exercise through the win­ to do some traveling to get it
the
said
Court
has
appointed
Tuesday,
Springfield, Mass.
It was all fascinating. The feast­
Rvilding, CoqulBe, Oregon
ths 29th day of January, 1929, as the
ter, and a good way. to secure it is to
ing likely lasted all afternoon and
give them all the corn they will eat,
tne for the hearing of objections to
Calling cards 100 for 31.50.
T he ri rst N ational B ank
COW BELL DAIRY
FARR and ELWOOD
Auto Freight Lines
Professional Cards
IDEAL BAKERY
SEPTIC TANKS
COQUILLE MACHINE SHPP
Transfer and Delivery
Mill Wood
Mansell Drayage & Delivery Co
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