The Coquille Valley sentinel., September 12, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE. OtÉÓOW. FRIDAY. SEFfEMBEE IX 19^.
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ter? WiÛârd Sloan, Ji A. Staalngee.D. '
F Thompson, Aaron Wilson, Cal
Young, N»e MHler, W. H. Wimer.
t The Study club ladies have resumed _Jprcscott, Mra. Cornwall and Miss
i th Jr elub meetings again after having' Stoddard.
| been inactive during tha summer
months. Mondhy they met for lunch­
Demonstrations at the Fair
eon at the home of Mrs. Keith Leelie
Several
clubs wiH have demonstra­
on East Second street. Those present
were Mesdsmes C. Weldon Kline, P. tions in home economics at the County
M. Drake. George H. Chaney, J'. Ar­ Fair next week. Saturday, the 20th,
is, somehow or other, invar­
thur Berg, Georg« W. Taylor Jr., C. has been ehosen as the day for the
I A. Rietman, Hale B. Eubanks and C. demonstrations which will be judged
iably judged from one’s
by Mine Rosins Gallatin, Home Eco­
D. Walker.
banking connections. A good '
nomics teacher in the North Bend
bank
gives a prestige to all
Mrs. Harry H. Slack io compliment­ high school. The clubs which have
so
far
reported
the
names
of
demon
­
its
customers,
that cannot
ing M t . Slack’s mother, Mrs. E. Slack,
be otherwise obtained, and
of Delavan, Illinois, who is visiting at strators are the Bachelor Sewing,
their home, at an afternoon tea and Cooking and Handwork of Broadbent.
familiarity with the bank’s
Vivian Moll and Wilmot Hoffman {
sewing party today at their home on
employees is often a great
East First street. Mixed flowers de­ will represent the Bachelor’s Sewing
help to quick recognition and
corated the home prettily for the oc­ in the demonstration of sewing on
prompt »service. You know
casion. Those present included Mes- button*. Bertie Forrest and Viola
thia if you do businesas here.
dames E. Slack, L. H. Hasard, Addie Hoffman will represent the Cooking
club
while
June
Bell
and
Luanna
Fry
Hacker. J. A. Lamb, C. C. Eviand,
George Lorens, C. J. Fuhrman, Emma will represent the Handwork girls in
Lyons, Henry Lorens, O. C. Sanford, a demonstration of stenciling.
Other demonstrators will be an­
A. J. Sherwood, Luckey L. Bonney,
nounced
later.
and L. A. Liljeqvjet of Marshfield.
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OF COQUILLE
Wanted— Tents, Camp Stoves, Fur­
Thursday the Y. M. W. club were
niture,
etc.
Arrow
Hardware
Co.,
,
delightfully entertained for luncheon
LH HAZARD. PRESIDENT
E O VvEBB-CASHIFR
OC SANFORD VtCEPRES.
BESS MA JRY ASST CASHIER
at the home of Mrs. Sheldon Von Pe- next door east of Farmers and Mer-Í
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COQUILLE,
OR EGON
15tf |
gert at Marshfield. Those who mo­ chanta Bank.
tored over for the day were Mesdames
For
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arrangement,
H. Leadsmen, William Nelson, Kirk
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Shelly, Everett Overton, Paul Brink- call Bergen’s Better Blossoms. Phone
ley, Edna Stewart and Mrs. Howard 64.
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Peterson of Priest River, Idaho.
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Insure your car with Nod C. Kelley.
A delightful farewell dinner party
is to be enjoyed tonight at the Co­
Mote Outlets for Electrical Convenience.
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
quille hotel for the pleasure of Dr. I
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
. End the inconvenience of insufficient plug-ins
and Mm. G. Earl Low who are leav­
sealed bids will be received by ,tha. -----
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ing about the itth of September for undersigned until the hour of 5 o’clock
by phoning 160-J
Mexico. Dr. and Mrs. Low have a P. M. on the 22d day of September,
large circle of friends who regret 1930, and immediately thereafter
their leaving here. Cards will be publicly opened by the Common Coun­
cil of the City of Coquille at the Coun­
played following the dinner. Those cil Chambers in said City, for an is­
C. A. Langworthy, Manager '
invited to take part in the affair are sue of City of Coquille Water Bonds
Front
St
Next door to Jack Page Barber Shop
Dr. and Mm. Low, Dr; and Mrs. W. V. in the amount of Fifty Thousand Dol­
lars
(350,000),
said
bonds
to
be
dsted
Glaisyer, Messers and Meadames T. September 15, 1930, and to mature
Clinton, M. J. Hartson, H. S. Norton, serially in numerical order as follows: —... .......... '.........
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$1,000 maturing September
Sept
Hardy Mast. Hal Baxter, Ed McKe­
15. plana and specifications for same now
on me
file witn
with'Uie
City Recorder.
tne city
Kecoraer. Bid-
uia-
own,, George H. Chaney, J. Arthur 1944; ■■
87,000 maturing September 15, 'ders are invited to examine plans and
Berg, Earl Nosier, F. C. Hudson, W. 1J45;
efore
submitting
bide.
|
I specifications before submitti
A. Gilbert, George Johnson, A. B. Col- t| 88,000 maturing September 15,! in.,
All bids
be accompanii
i.™.» muzt
—
accompanied by a1
Her, R. F. Miller, C. P. Zumwalt, T. B. 1946;
’cerailed check equal to 5% of the I
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Currie, Roy Neal, Ha) W. Pierce, E.1 *® 000 maturing September 15, i amount of such bid to be forfeited to ;
Are you certain you have
the Gity in case the successful bidder
M. Kay, A. O. Walker, James Brady,
m ’ ooo
A Clear Title?
maturing September 15, r„
fails
a contract
“_ to enter into ______
:
' anjl ' bond 1
You might be surprised. Delays
Tracy Leach. Willidfe Zosel. F. C. Me- 1948’;
to perform said work. The Common
are dangerous. We can help you.
Nelly, H. C. Gets, William Richard- J9'000 maturing September 15 Council reserves the right to reject
I any and all bids.
son, William A. Stewart; Mr. and Mra..
Title Guarantee A Abstract Co.
'
F. G. Leslie,
maturing 8 eptember 15,!
Homer iviKUKVj
xiumci
Mauxey ui
of ¡iifirBiiiinu,
Marshfield; ar.
Mr.1 I960*
1950'.
2nd door north First Natl. Bank
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City Recorder. |
and Mrs. Charles Harlocker of Myrtle. said bonds to be in denominations |
CoquiUe. Ore.
Point; and Mr. and Mrs. Roy 8ears of O”« ThousandDollsrs (81,000) each , .,jvrli.r
i ' im «« sptti fmrmt
of Chic.ro Di
i and to bear interest at the rate of not, N9T1CE Ol t INAL SETTLEMENT
| to exceed six per cent (6%) per an-1 Notice Is hereby given that the un­
JOHN C. OERDING CO.
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■ num, payable semiannually, principal dersigned has filed her Final Account
in
the
matter
of
the
administration
of
Coaveyaaciag, Abstracts,
The Just-A-Mere club ladies en- and interest payable at tne office of
joyed a no host luncheon party giv-
Cl8y Treasurer in Coquille, Qje-. the Estate of Chas. T. Skeels, de­
Real Estate, Inaurasse.
ceased; and the County Court for Coos
M at the home of Mra. Lyman Cag-J-^
,nd 7c- County, Oregon, his set Monday, the
- ' ; " Rentals
rier on Sprague
hill Thursday
­ co*»panied by a certified check in the 6th day of October, 1930, as the day,
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- after
ftet-j
and
the
County
Court
room
in
the
Shelley Bldg.
Coquille, Ore.
noon at one o’clock. A lovely •"--
bou­ amount of One Thouaand Dollars
County CoUrthotme in Coquille, Coos '
quet of calliopsis centered the lunch­ (31.000).
County,
Oregon,
as
the
place
for
hear-
1
The approving opinion of Messrs.
eon table where places were provid»4 ’ ' Teal™
DR. J. R. BUNCH
•v«i,
nnuiw, rauvuiiocn
lai, Winfnee,
McCulloch cl
A outlier
Shuler' ing objections to said Final Account
for Mesdameu O. C. Sanford, Paul will bo furnished the successful bid­ and the settlement of said E-tate.
DENTIST
Dated
this
2nd
day
of
September,
der.
Van Scoy, Hal W. Pierce, C. J. Fuhr­
The Common Council reserves the 1980.
X-RAY
Service
man, Frank L. Greenough, Nels Os-
Alberta E. Skeels,
right to reject any and all bide.
mundson, L. H. Hasard, Bert Folsom,
Laird Bldg.. Opposite Poaiaffict
Administratrix of the Estate of
F. G. Leslie,
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W. S. Sickles, R. A. Wemich, J. L. 34t3
Telephone 82-L Coquille. Ore
Recorder, CoquiUe, Oregon. Chas. T. Skeels, deceased.
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Smith, J. A. Lamb, Lyman Carrier
and M. O. Hawkins of Eugene.
NOTICE OF CAUCUS FOR NOM­ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
INATION OF OFFICERS FOR
V. R. WILSON
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
CITY OF COQUILLE,
The Missionary Society of the
the
undersigned
has
filed
nh
final
ac
­
Optometrist
OREGON
as the administrator of the Es­
Church of Christ met at the church
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that count
tate of Mary A. Mehl, deceased, and
parlor Wednesday aftemon, Sept. 10, a caucus __
for _________________
the nomination of ______
candi- that
Errors in refraction corrected
Monday, the 29th day of Septem- '
for their monthly meeting and pro­ dates for the office of Mayor to serve ber, 1930, has been set by the County i
without the use of drugs.
two
years,
the
City
Recorder
to
serve
gram. The afternoon was opened by two years and three Counciimen to Court of Coos County, Oregon, aa the 1
Coquille, Oregon
all singing “Win Them One By One” oerve four years, as such officers for time and the County Court Room as I
I
the
place
for
hearing
objections
to
which was followed by prayer led by the City' of Coquille, Oregon, will be said final account »nd the settlement11
Mrs. Maury. The division leader, Mrs. held at the Gity Council Chambers at of said estate.
GRANT CORBY
7:80 o'clock P. M. on the 25th day of
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, on this I
A. S. Bean, had charge of the pro­ September, 1980.
Attorney at Law
29th day of August, 1920.
gram. A playlet was given with four
F. G. Leslie,
Richmoii
1-Barker Bldg.
William G. Mehl,
I
City Recorder.
of the ladies taking part. Mrs. Nina 84t2
Phono 117
CoqniUe, Ora.
Administrator.
Nosier painted a lovely scene called
Residence Phone 24-M
the “Lonely Rock By the Wayside” NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR CON­ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT J
STRUCTION OF BEACH
while Mrs. Guy Kelly recited a poem.
Notice la hereby given that the un-,
STREET BRIDGE
The afternoon closed with a prayer. > NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that dersigned. Administrator of the Es­
J. Arthur Berg
Members and guests present were ■staled bids will be received by the un­ tate of Lawson A. Lawhorn, de­
Attorney at Law
ceased,
has
filed
in
the
County
Court
Meadames A. S. Bean, J. D. Bailey, dersigned until the hour of five o’clock of nhe State of Oregon for • Coos
Room* 1 4k 2
Martha Custer, C. C. Farr, A. N. Fo­ P. M. on the 15th day of September, County, his final account as such
Formers A Merchants Bank Bldg
1930, and thereafter at 7:80 o%Iock Administrator and said Court haa ap-
ley. Charles Hill, M. O. Hooton, Ar­ P. M. of said day publicly opened by
Phono >7
< oquille. Oregon
thur Hoc ton. Dwight L. Hackett, Clif­ the Common Council of the City of p in ted Monday, the 20th day of Oc­
tober,
1930,
aa
the
day
for
the
hear
­
ford Kern, Guy Kelly, L. P. Maury, Coquille at the Council Chambers in ing of objections to the said final ac­
said City for the construction of a count and the settlement thereof.
Cora Pbrter, H. J. Prey, Howard
ÖB. W. V. GLAISYEB
bridge on Beach Street over what is
R. H. Lawhorn,
known as “ Dutch John Creek” in the 1 Adminisrator
VETERINARIAN
of
the
Estate
of
City of Coquille, Coos County, One- 1 Lawson A. Lawhorn, deceased. 32t5
County Hard A Meat la
gon, said bridge to be constructed ae- I
cording to the plans and «pacification«
CoquiUa. Ore.
adopted and now on file with the City I
NOTICE
Recorder. Bids for two kinds of ma- In the County Court of the State of
lerial may be made, to-wit: Douglas ,
Oregon In and For the
J. A. RICHMOND
fir with white-cedar do.'king’, also bid 1
County of Coo«
for whole bridge to be constructed of In the Matter of the Esiate of Jane |
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
white cedar. Bidders are invited to
Josephine Crutchfield, Deceased.
Richmond-Barker Building
examine the plans and specifications
Notice to Creditors
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.'
on file with the City Recorder before
Coquille. Oro
submitting bids.
That the undersigned has been duly
‘'hustet
Office 62M. Roe 98R
A certified cheek must accompany appointed by the above entitled Court
bids equal to 5% of the amount of as Executor of the estate of said De-
such bid to be forfeited to the City of cea>jed, and ’ has duly qualified as
♦J- i. STANLEY
CoquiUe in ease the successful bidder i cdh.
refuses to enter into a contract and I .....
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NOW,
THEREFORE,
all persons
LAWYER
bond for the construction of said I(
, having
claims aganaoi
against said Estate are
ih . iiik viniiii»
"•idge.
, hereby notified and required to p
’e-
pr«-
(»flirr m First National Rank
The Council reserves
the — right
to * j sent the same, together
proper
• .
’mi —
saw* with
" »»•• g.-awgrea*
R»iiMln« ('.xiuille. Otego*
reject any and all bids not satisfao-1
satilfMh | vouchers therefor,
theiefor, to the undersigned
•tory to the Council.
Forms for bids at the office of S. D. Pulford, in Co­
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may be secured by application to the quille, Oregon, within
thin six months
C.tv Recorder.
I frtm the date hereof.
F. G. Leelie,
I Dated this 22nd day of August, within six months from the date of
this notice.
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City Recorder.
I 1930.
Dated August 15th, 1930,
Porter Whittington.
Carrie E. Benham,
NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR WORK 1 Executor of the Estate of Jane Jo-
Executrix.
i Jephine Crutchfield, Deceased.
ON WILLARD STREET
J. J. Stsnln*,
|
- 8. D. Pulford,
SEWER
Attorney for Executrix.
_
Attorney for Executor 81t5
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 32t5
esled bids will be received by the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
undersigned until the hour of flve
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
o’clock P. M. on the 15th day of Sep­
Pleaf*
take notice that letters of
tember, 1980, and thereafter at 7:80
Notice is hereby given that the un­ Administration
of the Estate of
o'clock P. M. publicly opened by the dersigned has been duly appointed by Ciitrhi
Marion Wickham, deceased,
Jommon Council of the City of Co­ the County Court of Coos County, ^ued to me by o-der of County
quille at the Council Chambers in said Oregon, Executrix of the last Will Courtof State of Oregon, for Cooa
City for the enlargement of Willard and Testam nt of J. D. Benham, de­ County, mad« August 25, 1980; a’I
Street sewer from the present man­ eeased, and all persons having claims
hole located at the intersection of against the ectate of «aid deceased c_■'!?.* “Tainst sad rotate must be
Willard and Front Streets, thane« ar» hereby required to present teem presented to mo with proper vuuche-n
jny homo at 335 Emit Second St.
South along Willard Street to the Co- with the proper vouchers .to the un­ at
quille River, by replacing present dersigned at the law offices of J. J. foqullle, Oregon within six months
eight inch pipe with eighteen inch Stanley, in rwm
First national
National nans
Bank r>u:ld-
build- from date hereof, August 27, 1930.
a
, ,8ar*b Bickham, -
pipe, worX to be according to the I ing in Coquille, Coos County, Oregon,
Aa Administrator of said Estate.
'JAL NOTES
Personal
Character
!
Prestige and
Convenience
T he T i rst N ational B ank
The Modern Housewife Demands
SEPTIC TANKS
are the only aafe and sanitary way te dispose of
sewage where connection with a sewer is impos­
sible.
Wa manufacture Septic Tanka for both the
Wholesale and Retail Trade
38x48 inch Tanks, sufficient in size for a family
Other sizes ' in proportion.
of 6, holding 200 gallons - - >28.50
Before ordering see the
COQUILLE MACHINE SHOP
COQUILLE
Transfer and Delivery
Load and Long Distance Hauling
Wc carry a stock of SHINGLES and are agents for
Mill Wood
Mansell Drayage & Delivery Co.
Preparing Exhibits
Port Budget Committee
The 4-H sewing, cooking and can- [ At the meeting of the Port of Ban­
ning clubs of the county are prepar- don comm scion in the city hall here
ing exhibits for the County Fair. It Tuesday afternoon, permission was
is hoped that every club member in ’ granted the Smith Wood-Products
the county will find it possible to ex-1 company to extend their boom 2700
hibit Ms work at that time. It has t feet up the river from the end of the
been arranged for these three clubs present boom.
to have their exhibits in at the county | October IS is the date for prepar-
fair before Wednesday, the 17th, at ing the Port’s budget and the follow-
twelve o’dock in order that the judg- ing were appointed to act with the
ing may be done on the afternoon of commissioners in outlining the prob-
tbe 17th before the exhibits are put able expenditures for next year: 8.
in place for inspection on the 18th.
M. Nosier and J. A. Lamb, of Coquille;
! Chris RasmuMen, Archie Roea and>
NOSLER A
0. C. Shindler of Bandon.
COQUILLE ELECTRIC—
Professional Cards
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