The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, June 23, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

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COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE tt, 1922.
News From Lee Section
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Mrs. Hugo Michael entertained with
a most delightful miscellaneous show­
er in honur of Mrs. Byron Hervey, a
recent bride of the community. Mrs.
Hervey received a largi number of
lovely gnd useful gifts. Late in the
afternoon cake and coffee were served
to Mesdames Byron Hervey, Lloyd
Huntley, John Parry, Walter Schroe­
We have arranged for shipments of select quality fruit. Fresh Fruits are
der, George Clinton, Henry Brown,
scarce. We believe you should can now.
Webb Mast. 8. D. CJarluChester Will-
son, Lloyd Haynes, W. H. Hervey, 8.
L Leatherman, Tommy Weekly, H. W.
Mast, D. R Lewis, Carl Anderson.
Easy to make a cool­
Martin Gasner, James Hervey, J. W.
ing Dessert. All Flav­
Sumerlin, Ina Davis, Nan Collier, A.
The Highest Quality Coffer
.
ors.
B. Gant, Misses Julia Merle Leatiher-
Available.
We invite you to
LB.
man, Lorane Clark, Helen Mast, Sadie
make a comparison.
PKG.
Harmon, Lois Gant, Dorothy Lewis,
June Rouse, Ardeila Michael and the
hostess, XVs Hugo Michael.
The W. V. Schroeder family and
LB.
Fur making fine cakes.
LgC.
Jerry McConnell, motored to Rock
CAN •
Good Housekeeping approved.
pfc- ’
Cffiek Sunday where they enjoyed the
day with a picnic dinner. That eve­
ning Mrs. Schroeder visited her
mother, Mrs. Elisa Neal, in Myrtle
Point.
A New Delicious Malt*
Malt
Mrs. Hugo Michael and Melvin
rd Milk loaf. It is good. XI IA .
Johnson have been quite ill for several
7e a loaf. 3 for
’
"W
nent F< k 4 s . in the Crystal
days with the flu. ,Mrs. Byrpn Hervey'
Quart
Jar. Protect your health.
JAK
hag also been troubled with a severe
case of tonsilitis,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacl^. Roher, of Marsh­
field, spent the week end at the W. H.
and marriage contract now and here­ Harmon home. They left Monday
G«od Coffee at a low price.
LB.
tofore existing between Plaintiff and morning for Bly, where they will visit
Free Jigsaw puxzle with each
Pkg
Defendant; that the Plaintiff be
awarded the sole care, custody and with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bell.
control of Roberta Leno re Enders, the
Wednesdsy afternoon ^callers of
r
minor child of the Plaintiff and De­ Mr*. W. W. Schroedet wepfe Mrs. Paul
fendant,
and
for
such
other
and
fur
­
C. W. NOYES
ther relief as to the Court may seem Bunch, Mrs. Herschel Bunch and
Attorney at Law
Judith Ann and Bobby, of Moscow,
just and equitable.
The grounds upon which said relief Idaho. Mr. Bunch is an instructor at
Practice in U. 8. D. Court and
is based in said Complaint is deser­ the Idaho university and they are
2 Bunches
3 Heads
Fresh Stock
State Courts
tion.
spending
part
of
their
vacation
in
this
Bm. No. 3 Farmers A Merchants
i This Summons is served upon you
1 by publication thereof in the Coquille part of the country.
Bank Bldg. Coquille, Oregon
Valley Sentinel, pursuant to order of
Sunday visitors at the George Clin­
t
the Hon. J. T. Brand, Judge of the ton home were Mrs. Rhoda Murray,
Title Guarantee & Abstract C®.
above entitled Court, made, dated and
■ entered on the 12th day of June, 1933, Miss McNair, Mr. Patterson and T.
Abstracts of Title. Notary Pub-
At Market Prices. Berries are about gone. Short crop.
and which order requires that the W. Coffey, of Roseburg.
plete abstract plant in Coos Co.
date of the first publication of said
Mies Julia Merle Leatherman ac-
Buy now and be Sure.
lie, Ins. Bonds. The only com-
Summons shall be on the 16th day of
June, 1933, and the date of the last ■ompanied the Ranton family of Myr­
J. E. AXTELL, Sec.
Max-i-mun^ for those
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publication thereof being Friday the tle Point to ’ Portland on Monday.
Coquille, Ore.
pancakes and waffles.
| Rp
14th day of July. 1933.
While there she will visit her cousin,
J. ARTHUR BERG,
Large PKG.
AoJV
Miss Betty Howe, while the Rantons
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Rosedale Whole Sweet, or Sweet Mixed.
DR. J. J. LESLIE *
QT. Jar
Residence and P. O. Address, Co­ attend a conference. Julia Merle may
DENTIST
quille, Oregon.
22t5 go on to Seattle, where »he will spend
Hours 8-12 m., 1 to S p. m.
some time with her aunt, Mrs. Ray
.IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Pettie.
Evening by appointment
STATE OF OREGON FOR
A Light Flaky Cereal That Creates Energy.
Over Hudson Drug Stora
It has been reported that Ralph
Pkg.
COOS COUNTY
Max-i-mum.
THE UMPQUA SAVINGS AND ’’oak and Ed Worthman, of the C. C.
Buy
it
now
LAaft
LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation, C. camp, formerly of Crofton, Nebr.,
EACH
2cans 13c (48 ca”>
i
Plaintiff, were seen running in from the woods
DR. J. F. YOUNG
vt.
Chiropractor
B. D. EMBRY, MARJORIE H. EM­ the other day with a black bear at
/
ERY, PHILCO RADIO DISTRIBU­ their heels.
345 So. Hall
TORS, Inc., a coloration, and SEJ-
The school meeting ww held
Next Door south of City Hall
BERLING RUBBER CO., a corpora­ Monday afternoon. Dave Moore
The new phone 102-M
tion,
elected to serve as director in
Defendants.
Safeway.
H:ghest
nlace of Lloyd Leathe: rman, and Se-
. Notice of Sheriff's Sale
Baker's Moist
« «
Van Campale.
Quality All Purpose
I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that leta Leatherman wqs. 4|tain chosen
JAS. W. WHEELER
Southern Style Can |
Prepared
,
by
virtue
of
a
writ
of
execution
and
clerk.
49-
lb
BAG
Physician * Surgeon
i order of sale issued out of the above
A number of folks enjoyed a picnic
Ellingson Bldg.
Coquille
■ entitled court in the above entitled
st the end of the road up the North
I
cause
on
the
24th
day
of
May,
1833,
to
Leave calls at
file directed and delivered, command­ Fork last Sunday. The party includ­
Green Giant Med« —
Hudson's Drug Store er at Co­
Fresh and
2
ing me to sell the following described' 'd: Mr. and Mrs. Carl AnJerson and
quille Hotel
Salad Pmm
real property, to-wit:
(rispy
Pkgg
Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rohrer,
Lota 8, 4, 5 and 6 in Block 13 in th«
ZEE leads in sales.
Extension to the Town of Myrt;« Ina Davis, Minnie Harris. William
Point in
Coos . County,
Oregon Mast, Kelly Clinton, Walter Law-
3 Rolls
to satisfy the sum of $6,343.71, witl home, Ardeila and Marie Michael and
DR. J. R. BUNCH
Del Maise Nib lets
interest therein at the rate of 8 per Ralph Clinton.
Favorite Brand Fancy Pack
ZA
LO
Like Fresh Com
DENTIST
cent per annum from May 24th, 1833,
Mrs.
Ray
Abbott,
of
Coquille,
ia
3
Rolls
until
paid;
the
further
sum
of
8178
91,
Service
3
Cans
25C
X-RAY
2 CANS
with interest thereon at the rate of «pending this week at the Henry
Laird Bldg. First Street
8 per cent per annum from May 24th.' Hervey home.
1983, until paid, as insurance premi­
Coquille, Ore
Telephono 82-L
FREE DELIVERY
Phone 122
A new bridge is being constructed
Store No. 469
ums; the further sum of 8450.60, at­
torney’s fees; the further sum of st Woods creek. The old bridge was
$15.10, costs and disbursements, and unsafe and a new one will be most
the costs of and upon said writ, 1 welcome.
. ,rn October 23. 1S57, and spent her the school by County Agent George .visiting in Coquille the past few weeks
GRANT CORBY
WILT. ON SATURDAY, THE 24th
girlhood. Mr. and Mr«. Butler migrat­ Jenkins, who reports that the morn­ returned home Tuesday with Eriiest
DAY OF JUNIE. 1983, at the hour
Attorney at Law
ed to Oregon with a party of immi­ ing sessions of the school are devoted Krewson.
Celebrated Golden Wedding
of two o’clock, in the afternoon, at the
Richmoad-Barker Bldg.
Mrs. C. M. Wilson visited at the
front door of the court house in Co­
The only apology the Sentinel has *r*nt* fn’m Missouri, crossing the i to instructional work, club members
Phoae 1*7
'Caqaills. Ora
quille, Coos County, Oregon, offer for to offer for being so late in publishing PGins, via Meek s Cut-off in ^central ■ attending regular classes. Afternoon home of her mother, Mrs. M. A. Kirk-
Rsskdeaee Pheas 34-M
sale and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, sub­ in account of a golden wedding an- | Oregon, with an ox team in the year sessions are devoted to a general as­ endoll, of Coquille.
Mr. and Mrs. David Crowley, of
ject to redemption, as provided by nivemary is that Dr. Bloyd did not 1846. As a bit of early history, Mr. sembly and supervised recreation in­
nort Orford, were in the valley Sun-
law, said above described real proper­ tell us about it at the time. The fol­ 1 Butler assisted Peter Skeen Ogden in cluded games and swimming.
J. ARTHUR BERG
ty, and will apply the proceeds of
The radio is used to the fullest ex­ lay after a load of household furni­
the reburial of the remains of Narcissa
Attorney at Law
said sale in the payment of the costs lowing account appeared in a publica­ Whitman, at Waiilatpu, near Walia tent each year to carry as much of ture they have had stored at the Per­
Rooms 14 2
and expenses thereof, and the balance, tion of Oakland, Calif., last months
the 4-H summer school program as ley Crowley home.
Walla, Washington.
Ormar. A Marchante Bank Bid«
if any, I will pay to the clerk of the
Miss Eula Doak, of Powers, is vis­
Phoae 17
possible to the parents and friend« of
above entitled court, as required by
The
well
known
“
Jimmy
”
Campbell,
On Saturday, April 28, a very pleas­
LoqaiUs. Oregea
law.
of near Hillsboro, united Dr. and Mrs. club members attending the «ession iting at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
ant
event
took
place
at
the
home
of
Dated and first published May 26th,
Jake Bohlander.
Mr. and Mrs.« William Ziegler, Hills­ Bloyd ia marriage in the year 1883. To and to other members who are unable
1932.
•
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Durell made a
to
be
present.
At
some
time
during
1
this
union
were
born
six
children:
Misk-
.
H.
E.
Hess.
l>R. W. V. GLAISYER
boro, Oregon, the occasion being the
19t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon. celebration of the golden wedding an­ > es Zoa A. and Lucy A., of near Banks; .he two weeks session each county trip to Myrtle Point Monday taking
VETERINARIAN
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
niversary of Dr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Mns. C. 8. Townsend, of Portland, Mrs. delegation, goes “on the air” for a their son, Lester, to receive medical
I USOlV Hard * Maat lospMtee
W. D. Hoag and Mrs. William F. Ziag- few minutes to discuss 4-H club work treatment for a badly cut hand.
Notice is hereby given that the un­ Bloyd, of Coquille, Oregon.
Miss Genevieve Crowley is visiting
........................
ter
of Hillsboro; and C, V. Bloyd, of in their respective counties and the
dersigned has been appointed by the
Coquille, Ora
After a dinner, at which IS were
County Court of the State of Oregon seated, many relatives and friends call- Marshfield, all of whom, with their Coos county delegation was heard last his week at the home of Mr. and
for Coo* County, as administratrix of
Mrs. Fleyd Peterson of the Bar View
evening.
,
the estate of W. H. Wimer, and all ed to extend congratulations and best respective husbands and wives were
j. A. RICHMOND
ranch at Bandon.
wishes
to
the
happy
couple.
They
Were
Present
at
the
reunioH.
There
were
J
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...
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peraons having claims against said
C. M. Wilson made a business trip
estate are required to present them the recipients also of a large number
Brewster Valley
PHYSICIAN aad SURGEON
ff™dchildren.
>
with the proper vouchers to the un­ of beautiful gifts and a shower of mes-
m Myrtle Point Tuesday to take Mr.
Mr
h
“
>
b<
*"
•
dortor
of
Chi
‘
Richmond-Barker Building
Mrs. Jake Bohlander was a Sunday
dersigned at the law offices of J. J.
:nd Mrs. Ernest Krewson to the hos­
Stanley in First National Bank sages from those who were unable to apractic and Chiropody for 22 years, caller in Coquille, where she received
Coquilla, Ora.
pital, where Mrs. Krewson will have
building within six months from the attend. The evening was devoted to 1 For
Pa,t 14 ye,r* theY h,ve
medical treatment for a sore hand.
Phones:
O®ca 62M. R—■ ***
;he final X-ray picture taken of her
date of this notice.
---- g----- , Oregon,
----
music and singing and a number of ------
"¡ded —
in Coquille,
where he
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Benham spent
Dated and first published this 9th
I afeo han a 640 acre sheep ranch as a Sunday in Myrtle Point on business. broken leg.
readings
by
friends.
day of June. 1983.
The Bryant logging company had
J. J. STANLEY
Mary A. Wimer,
Dr. Bloyd and his wife ere both nat-
Kenneth Laird and James Crowley,
_________
.
the misfortune to fell a tree on the
Administratrix of the Estate of W. ive Oregonians and have resided in I 1
lawyer
who are engaged in logging on Rock
power line, breaking the cable, The
H. Wimer, beceaaed.
21t6 this state practically the entire time,
Creek, upent the week-end at their
Coquille Boys Over KOAC
Office in Firat National Beak
accident occurred in the morning and
with the exception of about ten years
homes here.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
it was late evening before the Copco
The Coos county 4-H club delega­
Bundlnr^Coqunie^reiro^
at
Anatone, Washington,
Mrs. Waltr Huff and two children,
Notice is hereby given that the un­ spent
men of Roseburg arrived to splice the
tion
which
ia
now
attending
the
an
­
dersigned has been duly appointed after their marriage.
of Myrtle Point, visited Thursday and line. While here they finished felling
Executrix of the Last Will and Testa­
Dr. Bloyd was bom November 21, nual 441 club summer school at Cor­ Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
trees on their right of way through
iv tuf CIRCUIT COURT OF,XHE ment of the Estate of Addie G. Hack­ 1861, in a little house in the vicinity vallis, were heard over radio sta­ Julius Benham.
er. deceased; and all persons having
the F. A. Wlleon ranch.
KTATE OF OREGON IN ANJ
of 8. W. Clay and Chapman Btreets, tion KO AC between 6:45 and 7:30
claims
against
said
Estate
are
here
­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Nickason
made
FOR THE COUNTY OF («OS
Jesse Laird, of Dora, is helping
o’clock last evening.
by notified that they are required to
two business tripe to Coquille this
CHARLOTTE M. EMBERS. Plain­ present same, duly verified, to the un- (Portland, near which a large elder used
Minor Mead slash brush on the Hailey
sum-
441
Clubbers
attending
the
stand; but this identifying landmark
week taking their daughter, Fem, who Laird ranch.
dersigned at the law office of H. A.
tiff,
evidently been hewn down, i, as no mer school as representatives frem is receiving medical treatment for a
Slack, in Coquille, Coos Count; ty, Ore-
Mildred and Clarence Nylander, of
ROBERT A. ENDERS. Defendant,
gon, w thin six months from tl he
---------
date trace of it'can be found. The neigh­ Coos county include Donald Smith broken arm.
Powers, have been visiting the* past
Sus»*u
of this notice.
borhood used to be known as ’’Irish from Coos River, who was awarded
Mru. Elmer Wilson made a business week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dated this 24th day of May, 1933.
Case No. 10206
.asuei E. Hasard,
n»>«u
Flat«.” His parents, WilHam A. and this scholarship by the Coos Bay Mu­ trip to Coquille Tuesday to receive Parley Crowley.
To Robert A. Enders. the above named
Mabel
'Executrix of the Last Will and Sarah C. Bloyd, settled here,from tual Creamery company in Marshfield.
The Indies Club held a special busi­
R' t HE NAME OF THE STATE Testamen spd of the Estate of Addie Tountain Green, Ill., in 1862. His moth­ Jack Matthews, also of Coos River, medical attention.
The
annual
.
chool
meeting
for
the
ness
meeting at the home of Mrs. El­
19t6
G.
Hacker.
<•
n.ased.
OF OREGON, You
er died when Clarence was just a little and Sidney Cadman, of Coquille, were election of a new director and clerk
mer Wilson Saturday. Those pres­
quired to appear and snswe rl -boVe
each
winners
of
a
scholarship
award
­
Knife
Hospital
Notes
shaver of about three. He lived in
plaint filed a«ain.t vou £ s.turitey.
was held at the gymnasium Monday. ent were Mrs. Stella Crowley, Mrs.
Mrs. Thomas
inomas vnooen.,
Dr.UBe, ano«» Place», Linkville (now Klamath ed by the State Fair Board for win­ Elwin Alford was the new director Hilda Ihirell, Mrs. Mildred Benham.
entitled sui*. on of.before
Cribbens, v>
of Bridge,
the 16th <fey of Ju
of four has been receiving medical treatment, Fa»«). Ro<*burg and Lake City, CaHf., ning first place in their various pro­ chosen in the place of Parley Crowley, Mr*. folly Nickason, Mrs. Ehner Wil­
being after the exp ration
fliirt at the hospital for the past week.
' »ntil young manhood when he drifted jects at the State Fair. Clinton Burr, and Mrs. Polly Nickason was re-elect­ son. Mias Florence and Mrs.
Kenneth
weeks front the (iRte o
.
Virginia Swindahl. of this city, sub- <~t towards Hillsboro where he met also of Coquille, ia attending the sum­ ed clerk. J. N. Gearheart was elected Taylor.
publication of thia 8u®!"®"\rer w>d
mer
school
as
a
representative
of
the
L fail ao to »PPc,r *nl1il*( Jie “to, mitted to a tonsil removal operation *n<l won Elxada A. Butler, a daughter
Miss Maxine Simpson, of Coquille,
to represent this school at the county
Complaint or otharwr.. £ ~Vff ^ii on Thursday, and the same day Mrs.
«nd Tabitha Butler, whose do- Coquille Calf Club.
is visiting at ths Pei-lay Crowley
The Coos county delegation was school meeting.
for want thereof, the
relief L. M. Sinclair underwent a major nation land claim is now the town of
Mrs. Grant Harry, who has been home.
operation
Orenco, and where Mrs. Bloyd was taken to Corvallis at the opening of
SAVINGS
Saturday & Monday /
It’s Ti2ne To Can Apricotes
Jell Well
Price Lowered 11
5c
Pork tí Beans
I
.^C
BREAD
AIRY FAIRYÄ
■
Cigarettes Srmi!?N 99«
MAYONNAISE
Airway Coffee
Professional Cards
Fruits and Vegetables
Carrots
Lettuce
Oranges
IOC
Strawberries
PANCAKE
Sweet Pickles
29«
Grape Nut Flakes
9c
Olives c’.nV
Peanut Butter
M-an,s. 19c
Cocoanut
Hominy
£an X VC
Post Toasties
PEAS
canX5C
Oysters
KSf&rJ&ST* **"i**’
CORN