The Coquille Valley sentinel., March 27, 1931, Page 6, Image 6

COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE, OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1931.
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WHAT IS
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Place: City Hall.
Time, 7:30 p. m.
When: First and Third Tuesdays.
President—Geo. W. Taylor, Sr.
Secy.—Mrs. Inez Chase 4 _
Trea*.—Mrs. John A. Martin
Cor. Sec’y—Mre. Nellie Whereat
Sunshine Garden Club
When: First and Third Saturdays.
Where: City Hall.
Time: Two O’clock.
How do you like the new heading
for the Flower Lovers Club column?
Isn’t it appropriate? We have Mr.
Yqung of “The Sentinel” to thank
for this and I hope we will all toll
him bow much we like it.
Many
thanks, Mr. Young, it makes our col­
umn much more attractive.
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Annuals
In “A Little Book of Annuals,” by
Hottes, which I have just finished
reading, I find this about annuals:
“Among the choicest flowers scat­
tered over the earth are some whose
lives are short.
They sprout from
seed, grow, flower, produce seed in
their turn, and then die, all within
the limits of a single oeaeon of our
gardenning year. These are annuals.
. . . The more flowers we pluck, the
more they bloom. This is the great
charm of annuals. They may always
be depended upon to give a splendid
showing the year they am sown."
I wonder how many of us really and
truly appreciate annuals. None of us
as we should, I am afraid. In this
ago of speed, I am afraid wo am all
leaning to the permanent plantings of
shrubs and hardy flowers. These am
all right as far as they go, but even
so, them is always room for some an­
nuals in the open spaces of the border.
To the renter or one with small in­
come, but great love of flowers, the
annuals are truly a God-send, for they
can indulge in their love of flowers
with small cash outlay. A few flvo-
oent pacakages of seed yield such
wonderful roturns. Then too, renters
do not cam to go to the expense of
permanent plantings which may have
to be left behind at any time, but
¿yitlT annudls it is different, for the
cost is so small that the only regret is
for the blossoms loft behind. Them
is no place so small that one cannot
have flowers of some kind; porch and
(Chinese Forget-me-not), Qianthua. ! the relief prayed for in her Com­
plaint, to-wit: For a decree dissolving
California Poppy, Baby Breath, Lark­ the
marriage and marriage contract
spur, Morning Glory, Nasturtium, now and heretofore existing between
Kochia, Salpigloqsia, Schizanthus, Sun Plaintiff and Defendant, and restor­
ing to the Plaintiff her maiden name
Flower, Zinnia.
of June Brown, and for such other
Those that will withstand dry and further relief as to the Court may
weather best are: Achillea, Alyssum, seem just and equitable.
The grounds upon which said relief
Arctotis, Bartonia, Callopsis, Candy­
window boxes, pots and hanging bas­ tuft, Cosmos, African Dajey, Four- is based in said Complaint ia cruel
kets all can be used to grow annuals o’clock, Hollyhock, Petunia, Portulaca, and inhuman treatment.
Thia Summons is served upon you
and climbing or trailing vines; the I Sunflower, Verbena, Vinca, Zinnia.
by publication thereof in the Coquille
discarded tin can may be used in place
For cut flowere raise: Snapdragon, Valley Sentinel, pursuant to order of
of pots and so lessen the cuat of con­ Arctotis, Aster, Calendula, Calliopsta, the Hon. D. F. Thompson, Judge of
tainers. And then the fun of raiaing Carnation, Qhysanthemum, Clarkia, the County Court, made, dated and
entered on the 25th day of March,
them from seed! How many of us
Columbine,
Dahlias,
Delphinium, 1931, in the absence of tbe Circuit
have been so anxious to know if they Gladiolus, Baby Breath, Nasturtium, Judge from the County.^nd which or­
were going to grow that we have Pentetemon, Salpiglosris, Scabiosa, der requires that the date of the first
dug up one little end of a row to see Shasta Daisy, Schiezanthus, Sweet publication of said Summons shall be
on the 27th day of March, 1931, the
if the tiny seed has sprouted ? I have Pead, Wallflower», Zinnias.
date of the last publication thereof
many a , time and I am sure others
Last year I tried out Cynoglossum being Friday, the 24th day of April,
1931.
have.
I generally keep a planting
(Chinese Forget-me-not) and the
J. Arthur Berg,
list, or calendar and then by referring
African Daisy hybrids, of which fam­
Attorney for Plaintiff,
to it, can tell about when I may ex­ ily the Arctotis is a member. The
Residence and P. O. Address, Co­
pect to see the tiny plants showing
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Cynoglossum was certainly a joy and quille, Oregon.
through the dirt I found a “germin­
when mixed with yellows was gor­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
ation table” in a magazine one time geous in effect. While listed as an
STATE OF OREGON IN AND’
which has been a great help to me and annual, I have a’row of planta which
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
I think you might like to have it too,
have lived over, but they were in a In the Matter of the Estate of
so I am going to give it to you now:
Eleanor Holman, Deceased,
somewhat protected place. The Afri­
Notice of Final Account
One Week or less—Ageratum, Eng­
can daisies were bdautiful in a mass,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
lish Daisy, Sweet Sultan, Sweet Alys­
That
the
undesigned has tiled in the
they grew about 12 to 18 inches in
sum, Candytuft, Annual Chrysanthe­
j height and had masses of daisy-like County Court of Coos County, Ore­
mum, Corn Flowers, Cardinal Climb- 1
gon, lus Final Account as Administra­
flowers ranging from white through tor of the Estate of Eleanor Holman,
er, Cosmos, CypreM Vine, Pinks,
the yellow shades, all having a dark Deceased, and that the said Court has
Dahlias, Four O’clock, Double Straw-
center. They close at night and on sri Monday, April 27th, 1931, at the
Bowers, Hollyhocks, Morning Glories,
dark days and that is all that I have hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M.. at the
County Court room in Coquille, Ore­
Marigold, Mignonette, Stocks, Sslpi-
Northeast quarter of the
against them.
They do not stand gon, as the time and place for hear­
glossis, Wall Flowers, Zinnias.
quarter of Section thirty-
transplating very well, so if you try ing abjections to such final account Northeast
two and the following Oregon-Cali­
Ten Days (more or less)—China As­
and
the
settlement
of
said
Estate.
them, sow the seeds where they are
fornia Railroad Grant Lands, title to
tern, California Poppy, Calendulas,
John H. Holman,
which was vested in the United States
to grow; they are great seed bearers
Administrator.
Crimson Flax, Nigella, Lobelia, Nas­
by act of Congreso June 9th, 1916,
so to keep them blooming Hou will
J.
Arthur
Berg.
to-wit: The Southeast quarter of tbe
turtiums, Clarkia, Pansies, Scarlet
DR. J. F. YOUNG
have to keep the seed pods cut off.
- Atorney for Admintatrator, Southeast quarter of Section Twenty-
Runner Bean, Sweet Peas, Sweet Wil­
Residence and P. 0. Address, Co­ nine all in Township Thirty South of
Chiropractor
Another «annual which gave me
liams, Verbenas.
quille, Oregon.
Ilt5 Range Eleven West of the Wilametto
satisfaction was Calliopsie,
Phone 51-R
Two Weeks or More — African
Meridian in Cooa County. State of
“Golden Wave.” It was a mass of
Cor. Second and Moulton Sts.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Oregon,- ' containing eighty acres,
Daisies,
Anemones,
Columbines,
bloom all summer and fall and was
Coquille, Ore.
Notice ia hereby given that the un­ more or less.
Hardy Astern, Canterbury Bells,
fine for cutting. My plants of those dersigned, Administrator of the es­
Dated the 13th day of March, 1931
Larkspur, Delphinium, Forget-me-
Elvin Waterman,
afao lived over, being in a bed on the tate of James L. Samson, deceased,
not, Godotia, Gourds, Heliotrophe,
has filed his final account as such Ad­
Administrator of the Estate of El­
JAS. W. WHEELER
south side of the house. I am going ministrator in the County Court of mer
T. Thompson, Deceased.
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Primroses, Summer Cypress, Sun­
Physician A Surgeon
to grow more of the Ageratum Mex- the State of Oregon for Coos County
flowers.
Ellingson Bldg.
Coquille
icanum this year; its trusses of tur­ snd said Court has appointed Friday,
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
Three Weeks or More—Snapdrag­
the 24th day of April, at 10 a. m..
Leave calls at
quoise-blue
flowers
are
so
beautiful
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
un
­
ons, Arctotis, Baby Breath, Gaillardia,
1981, as the time for the hearing of
Hudson's Drug 8toro or at Co­
dersigned has been appointed by the
Cockscomb, Coleus, Coreopsis, Shasta either alone, or mixed with others. jbjections to tbe said final account County Court of the State of Oregon
quille Hotel
I am looking forward to pick­ ind the settlement thereof.
Daisy, Foxgloves, Feverfew, Geran­
Ut5 ■' M. 0. Hooton, Administrator for Coos County, Administrator of
the
estate
of
Henry
Johnaon,
de
­
iums, Coral Bells, Moon Vines, Oxalis, ing masses of beautiful Scabiosa» this
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ceased; and all persona having claims
Pentatemnn, Phlox, Schizanthiu, Jeru­ year as I have Mr. and Mrs. Grimes
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
JOHN C. OKRDING CO.
against said estate are hereby re­
to
thank
for
a
quantity
of
seed
from
salem Cherry, Petunia, Pbrtulaca,
Notice is hereby given that on or quired to present them with the prop­
some very fine ones they had last about the 14th day of March, 1981,
Conveyancing, Abstracta,
Poppies.
er vouchees to the undersigned at the
to an order of ths County law offices of J. J. Stanley, in First
Most annuals like the sun, but, of year. -1 am also going to try to raise pursuant
Court of Coos County, Oregon, the
course, some, or mpst of them, will Snapdragons, which I am told rust »0 undersigned was appointed adminis­ National Bank building, CoquBle,
Coos County, Oregon, within six
badly
here.
Somewhere
I
have
read
stand a little shade. They will not
trator of the estate of Tyler James months from the date of this notice.
that
lime
and
bonemeal
were
good
for
Walker, also known as T. J. Walker,
grow on the north side of a house,
Dated March 13th, 1981.
and lettere of administra­
Clareqee A. Johnson,
however, and this side should'be given them and I am going to try it out. deceased,
tion were issued to him herein.
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Administrator.
over to fems or shrubs that want that By the way, did you know that Asters
Therefore
all
persons having
DR. J. R. BUNCH
particular location. Among the an­ are lime loving plants? Work lime claim against the estate of said de­
NOTICE
DENTIST
into
the
soil
around
them
and
give
cedent
are
requested
to
present
the
nuals easiest to grow you will And the
Circuit Court of the State of
to the undersigned at the office In the Oregon
X-RAY Service
In
and
For
the
following: Alyssum, Calendulas, Cal- them lota of water and I don’t think same
it W. U. Douglas, in Room 218, Hall
County of Coos
Laird Bldg., Opposite Pi
liopeia, Centaurea Cyanus (Bachelors you can complain of their size or Building, Marshfield, Oregon, duly
quantity of bloom.
Telephone 82-L Coquille, Ora
verified, before the expiration of six Gladys E. Stough, vs. Plaintiff,
Buttons), Coreopsis,
Cynoglossum
Clarkia and candytuft are other sat­ months from this date.
Harold C. Stough, Defendant.
isfactory annuak».for me and I intend ^pated this 23rd day of March,
Summons
having lota of them this year. Salpi- 1981.
To Harold C. Stough, the above
V. R. WILSON
C. W. Parker,
named defendant:
gloasis is not as well known or as Ute
Administrator.
Optometrist
In
the
name
of
the
State
of
Oregon
commonly grown as it should bo. The
you are hereby required to appear and
coloring of the individual blooms is In the County Court of the State of answer the complaint filed against
Error» in refraction corrected
Oregon In and For the
wonderful and a mass of these plants
you in the above entitled suit within
without the UM of drugs.
County of Coos
four weeks from the date of the first
in bloom is a sight for sore eyes.
Coquille, Oregon
In the Matter of the Estate of Chao. publication of this summons, to-wit:
More on annuals next week.
Webb, Deceased.
On or before four weeks from the 8th
day of March, 1931; and if you fail
Notice to Creditors
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, so to answer, for want thereof the
Brewater Valley
GRANT CORBY
That the undersigned has been duly plaintiff will apply to the court for
Attorney at Law
Eloda Krewson and Christina Chris­ appointed by the above entitled Court, the relief prayed for in her complaint
Richmood-BsrUr Bid
tenson are in the hospital recovering as Executrix of the estate of said De­ herein, to wit: For decree herein,
eeased, and has duly qualified as such. dissolving the bonds of matrimony
Coquille, Ora.
from appendicitis operations.
Now, Therefore, All persona having heretofore and now existing between
The Myrtle Leaf club ladies sur­ claims against said Estate are hereby plaintiff and defendant and for such
prised Mrs. Ivan Laird by giving her notified and required to present the other and further relief as to the
a shower. She received many nice same, together with proper vouchors court may seem just and equitable.
therefor, to the undersigned at the
Service of this summons Is made
J. ARTHUR BERG
gifts. Delicious refreshments were al­ offices
of J. Arthur Berg, in Coquille, upon you by publication pursuant to
Attorney at Law
so served.
Oregon, within six months from the an order of the Hon. J. T. Brand,
Rooms 1RS
Mrs. Perley Crowley has a new date hereof.
Circuit Judge, of Coos County, State
Farmers A Merchante Bank Bldg
Dated this 20th day of March, 1981. of Oregon, duly made and entered
washing machine.
Phone 37
Anna M. Rooney,
herein on the 2nd day of March, 1931.
Mr. and Mre. Brant Taylor and
Coquille, Orogen
Executrix of the Estate of Chas.
Goes, Murphy A Skipworth.
daughter, Hazel, enjoyed a visit with Webb, Deceased.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Poetoffice address and residence,
J. Arthur Berg,
Mr. and Mre. Jim Adams and family
DR. W. V. GLAISYER
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Attorney for Executrix Marshfield, Oregon.
at Bandon over Sunday, it being their 10t5
For Y jut Home Garden
wedding anniversary.
VETERINARIAN
NOTICE OF ESTABLISHMENT OF
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Laird and fam­
Coaaty
Herd * Meat
GRADE ON RIVERTON
In the Matter of the Estate of Viola
ROM aster» to zinnias a
ily from Roseburg were visiting Mr.
AVENUE
Coquille, Ore.
M. Collier, deceased.
■Laird’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
wide range of delightful
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
the
Common
Council
of
the
City
of
Laird, over Sunday.'
That the undersigned has filed in the
annual flowers - tall, dwarf,
J. A. RICHMOND
Mrs. Lilly Myers and daughter. Coquille, did, by resolution duly County Court of Coos County, Ore­
fragrant - all of them colorfill.
adopted at a meeting of ths Council gon. her Final Account as Adminis­
Pearl, visited the P. A. Alford home leld on the 18th day of March, 1981,
PIIY8ICLAN
and SURGEON
tratrix of the Estate of Viola M.
Some bloom early, others late,
Tuesday.
declare its intention and purpose to Collier, deceased, and that the said
Richmond-Berfcar Building
many bloom all summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bohlsnder went establish a grade on Riverton Avenue Court has set March 30th, 1931, at
Coquille, Ore.
in the City of Coquille, Coos County, the hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M. at
to the city Tuesday.
Select your packets from
Oregon, from the intersection of Riv- the County Court room in Coquille,
Phones:
Office 62M,
Ernest
Krewson
with
a
small
crew
Northrup, King ft Co.’» seed
.»rton Avenue with Hoover Street to Oregon, as the time and place for
of men has started work on a five-mile he West Line of Coquille Heights hearing objections to such final ac­
box at a nearby dealer’s,
J. J. STANLEY
stretch <jf fire patrol trail, leaving the Addition to City of Coquille, accord­ count and the settlement of said eo-
better seeds at any price.
ing to the survey and plans prepared t*t*.
old Coos Bay wagon road at the mouth by
LAWYER
the City Engineer and now on file
Eva S. Currie,
of Lost creek and running north. in the office of tbe City Recorder of 7t5
Administratrix.
Office
in
First
National Bank
This trail will eventually connect with said City, together with said resolu­
tion
adopting
said
plans
and
specifica
specifics;
­
other trails on Cooa River. •
Building, Coquille, Or
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
which said survey, plans and
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Benham motor­ tions
Notice is hereby given that the un­
speerfieationa,
specificationa, together with'
with said reeo-
reso­
ed to Klamath Falls Sunday, return­ 1_:
lution,
now _ sre . on ZZZ
fils _Z
in t the
’
...
’: office
“ . of dersigned has been appointed admin­ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
:he City Recorder and are hereby re
re- ­ istrator of the estate of Ellen D.
ing Monday, having taken Mrs. Anice the
Notica ia hereby riven that the un­
ferred to for a more complete descrip
descrip- ­ Oddy, deceased. Now therefore, all dersigned
Anderson to her home at Merrill.
has filed her final account
tion of said grade and by such refer­ persons having claims against said in the matter
of the Estate of Charles
ence are hereby adopted J into and estate are hereby notified to present Marion Wickham,
deceased, and the
made a part of this Notice
lotice. Any and the same to the undersigned at the County Judge of Coos
County, Ore-
all persons Interested may make and office of Edward H. Joehnk, -in the Jon, has appointed Monday,
20th
flle with the
t>he City Recorder written re­ Coos Bay National Bank Building, in ay of April 1981, at the the Court
file
LIQUID or TABLETS monstrances against ths euteblish-
establish­ Marshfield, Coos County, Oregon, House, Coquille City, Coos County,
Cure Colds, Headaches, Fever ment of said grade within twenty within six months from date hereof, Oregon, nt the hour of 10 o’clock A.
days from the date of the first publi­ duly verified as by law required.
666 SALVE
Dated this 27th day of February, M. re the time and place for the hear­
cation of thia Notice, to-wit: within
ing of objection to said final account
CURES BABY’S COLD
twenty days from the 20th day of 1931.
and the settlement of said Estate.
Lloyd W. Oddy,
March, 1981.
Dated this 19th day of March, 1981.
Administrator of the estate of Ellen
F. G. Leslie,
CIRCUIT COURT OF THF
Sarah Wickham,
D. Oddy, deceased.
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City Recorder.
STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR 10t2
Administratrix of Charles Marion
THE COUNTY OF COOS
Wickham Estate.
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June Simpson, Plaintiff,
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
FINAL SETTLEMENT
*
Vfl
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Curtis F. Simpson, Defendant,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed his Final the undereigned has filed his Final
« ~
Summon®
by virtue of an order of the County Account in the ftiatter of the admin­ Account in the mater of the admin­
Court of Coos County, State of Ore­ istration of the estate of Alice Hatch­ istration of the estate of Jane Jo­
gon, duly made and entered on the er, deceased, and the County Court sephine Cratehfield, deceased, and the
9th day of Februare, 1931, authoris­ for Coos County, Oregon, has set County Court for Core County, Ore-
Saturday, the 28th day of March,
«.¿.“t Wr.g7idn.t^ g ing the sale of real property herein 1931,
h*f !£JBBtur*‘y- the lf*th
as the day and the County Court of April,
described, I will, on Saturday, the
1981, as the day and the
above entitled suit, on or iefor^ Sa/ 18th day of April. 1981, at the hour Room in the Codnty Court House in County Court Room in the County
urday the 25th day of A^rTmV of ten o’clock in the forenoon of said Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, as the Court House in Coquille, Coos Coun­
•aid date being .fdr the expiri” „ day at the Paulson Service Station at place for hearing objections to said ty, Oregon, as theplaee for hearing
Account and the settlement of objections to said Final Account and
of four weeks from the date 7 .x the town of Bridge, Coos County. Final
Oregon, offer for sale at public auc­ said estate
the settlement of said estate
®rst Publication of this Summn
Dated
February 24, 1931.
and if you fail M io a^e.r a^T.7’ tion to the highest and best bidder for
Dated March 20, 1981.
L. H. Hazard,
cash in hand, all the right, title and
Porter Whittington,
Executor
of
the
Last
Will
and
Test
­
nee
interest
of
Elmer
T.
Thompson.
De-
ftXTX¿S.’W¡ABl 8“
Executor of the Leet Will and Test-
wili ainte"»7"*al“?I?’1’
oeased, in and to tha following deo- ament and of the Estate of Alice
wiii apply to the Oourt
property, to-wit:
Hatcher, deceased.
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