TUB COQU1LLB YALLXY SENTINEL, COQUILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, 1933.
PAGB SIX
i
News From Lee Section
THE SPIRIT OF HELPFULNESS THAT
IS WOVEN INTO EVERY ACCOUNT AT
THIS BANK IS THE HUMAN TOUCH
OF REAL CO-OPERATION BLENDING
IN WITH ALL OF YOUR FINANCIAL
PROBLEMS
• • meeting the need
FIRST .NATIONAL BANK
of Coquille, Oregon
“FINANCIAL COUNSELORS
of its many depositors
McKinley Notes
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Hervey were Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hall, Erwin and Wbndell, of
Broadbent, Mrs. Roy Abbott and
¡Phyllis, of Coquille, Miss Ardis
Strong and Mrs. Jas. Hervey.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Michael and
family visited with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fetch, at Bridge, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ingram and Max
ine returned home Sunday from Eu-
gent. They found Norman much bet-
ted.
Mrs. Ina Davis, Kelley Clinton and
John Sumerlin attended the picnic
Sunday at Gravel Ford where the
'Ladies Club entertained their fami-
lies and. friends. >
Mrs. D. R. Lewis spent Monday
night with her daughter, Mrs. Mart
Gasner, of Norway. •
“
Mr. and Mre. W. V. Schroeder and
family, Miss Norma Johnson and
Lawrence Coleman enjoyed the North
Bank picnic Sunday..
Grandpa Chandler has been visiting
with her daughter in McKinley this
week.
Helen Mast spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at the R. H. Mast home in
Coquille.
Clarence Johnsbn returned home
last week from Lakeview, where he
had been employed for several weeks
by the Lakeview Pine Lumber Co.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gant were Sun
day callers at Powers.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Haynes have
moved to Marshfield, where he is em.-
■ployed by the Shell Oil Company.
A Sunday picnic and swimming
party were enjoyed at Powers by Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Howard and sons
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Oddy and family
and the Lloyd Leatherman fimily.
The Shrine picnic was held at the
Sprine grove Sunday and proved to
be a mpst enjoyable day for those
present A large number were in at
tendance, there being around three
hundred and fifty present. Besides
the Coos county members there were
a great many from Portland and
Ashland, both the Hillah and Al
Kader Potentates being able to at
tend. Barbecued beef and coffee were
furnished by the Order and those
living near brought their basket
lunches.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Abel spent the
w«*k-end
Meek’wdu with
Wih hU
his parent«,
parenta- Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Purdy.
Joan Weekley visited with the
Lloyd Mast family last week.
Mrs Nellie Congor and daughters
from California, who are visiting in
the county, were Monday caller« at
the V. W. Schroeder home. — -
M,#t “ vigitinr *t the
**• H. Harmon home this week.
Mrs. Ira Howe and Betty and Mre.
McDonald returned to their home in
Portland after spending two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Leatherman.
Miss Selma Latham, of McMinn,
yille. is a guest of Miss Julia Merle
Leatherman this week.
Mr«. R. H. Lawhome is laid up with
an injured foot, caused from stepping
on a nail.
The McKinley school board met Fri
C. W. NOYES
day night and signed the teacher*«
Attorney at Law
contract for an eight-months school.
Practice in U. S. D. Court and
Alice Mast will teach here again thia
State Courts
year.
Rm. No. 3 Farmers & Merchants
Two new “cats” arrived for the Mc-
Bank Bldg., Coquille, Oregon
Kinley C. C. C. camp Saturday, The
drivers for them are Harvey Minard,
Title Guarantee & Abstract Co.
of Dora, and Floyd Peterson, of Ban
don.
Abstracts of Title, NoUry Pub-
Irvin Hall and Ardyce Strong, of
plete abstract plant in Coos Co.
Myrtle Point, and Byron Hervey, of
lie, Ins. Bonds. The only cosn-
Lee, called., at Chas. Heller’« Sunday
J. E. AXTELL, Sec.
afternoon.
Coquille, Ore.
Phone 36M
Mrs. Mary Corthell and children, of
Marshfield, are visiting her parents,
DR. J. J. LESLIE
. Jdr. and Mrs. Bennett.
«*
DENTIST
M. Siglin, T. S. Rodabaugh, Mary fendants.
were Mr. and Mr«. Forrest L. Moon
Henry Glenn and Alice Kolen, of
flour« 9-12 m„ 1 to 5 p. m.
E. Rodabaugh, the unknown heirs
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
and children, Eugene and Edgar, of
Marshfield, spent the week-end at the
of T. S. Rodabaugh or of Mary E. OF OREGON.
Evening by appointment
Myrtle Point, and Mr. and Mrs. Ar
Geo. Glenn home. Grandpa Glenn ac
Rodabaugh, his wife; the following
Each of you is hereby summoned
Over Hudson Drug Store
thur L. Hooton and children, Beth
companied them home for a week's
heirs of Titus B. Willard, namely; and required to appear and answer
and Kenneth, and Mr. and Mr«. Alton
visit.
Hannah M. Nichols and Melville the Amended Complaint of the above
Nichols, her husband, Eunice Har- named Plaintiff filed against you in '
Dungey, of Coquille.
Mrs. Floyd Peterson and little son
DR. J. F. YOUNG
ned Turpin and------- Turpin, her the above entitled Court and cause
visited at the Glenn home Saturday.
husband, the unknown heirs of on August 2, 1933, within four weeks
Chiropractor
Arthur Jenkins returned home last
Dr. Rufus Willard, Emma Weaver from August 25, 1933, which is the.
Name “Jehol” Pronounced
345 So. Hall
week from the Willie Weekley camp,
Chaney and — — Chaney, her date of the first publication of thia
husband, Maria Wright and Wil Summons, and if you fail so to ap
Next Door south of City Hall
“RooHoo” by the Chinese
where he finished his job of bucking
liam Wright, her hueband, Matilda pear and answer said Amended Com
The new phone 102-M
logs. _4
The name Jehol Is composed of
Willard, Ray Willard and Ernest plaint, on or before the last day of
two Chinese words.
It therefore
Chas. ’Heller is busy with hie
Willard, heirs of Agnes Willard the time prescribed in the order for
can
be
divided
Into
two
parts:
namely,
threshing machine in the McKinley
Crick; The following heirs of Orson publication hereof, namely September
JAS. W. WHEELER
“
Je,
”
meaning
hot,
and
“
ho,
”
meaning
R. Willard 3rd,—Elmer Willard, 22, 1933, for want thereof the Plain
and Dora sections.
river. So It Is, literally, “Hot river.”
Physician A Surgeon
Louise Mansell and A. M. Mansell, tiff will apply to the Court for the
Mr. and Mr«. Alvin Neeley, of Co
her hueband, Beulah De Laney and relief demanded in its said Com
For English-speaking purposes, the
Ellingson Bldg.
Coquille
quille, spent the week at Geo. Glenn’s.
William DeLaney, her hueband, plaint, of which the following is a
pronunciation of the first part Is al
Leave calls at
Melvin and Olin Jenkins and moth
Charlie Willard, Alta Flanagan and succinct statement, viz.:
most the same as the French “Je” (a
Hudson's Drug Store or at Co
er, Mrs. Chas. Swanson, of Marsh
Edwin Flanagan, her husband,
That each of you, said Defendants,
sh sound). But In Chinese, read It as
Vando Willard, Orva Topping and be ordered to produce all claims which
quille Hotel
field, visited relatives last week.
“brook,” dropping the sound of “b"
— — Topping, her husband, Dora any of you have or make upon the
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Myers of near
and “k.” The second part of the
Selander and Ellis Selander, her whole or any part of the real proper
Coquille spent Sunday with his sis
word "Ho” can be pronounced as the
husband; Aurora B. Willard, the ty involved an this suit, that this
word
“
hook"
without
ter,
Mrs.
Fred
Mast,
and
family.
the
”
k.'
So
following heirs of Frank E. Wil Court determine said claims to be in
DR. J. R. BUNCH
Bridge
Happenings
Jehol
can
be
correctly
lard;
Teresa Pointer and Ralph valid and of no effect and perpetu
pronounced as
Old Sol is reminding us that sum
DENTIST
"Pointer, her husband, Robah Robi ally restrain you from asserting
Mrs. Carrie Benham is spending “RooHoo," with accent on the second
mer is here at last. Monday, Aug.
son and Rock Robison Jr., her hus them thereafter; that all such claims
X-RAY Service
14, the thermometer registered 108. some time in Coquille, keeping house syllable.
band, Norma Livengood and Ralph be quieted and that Plaintiff, Cpps
The
Peking
dialect
adds
an
“er"
for her nephew, Ernest Benham, and
Laird BldgM First Street
Livengood, her husband, Loren Buying and Seiling Company, a cor
sound
to
nearly
every
noun. Hence,
children, Earl and Joyce, while Mrs.
Telephone 82-L
Coquille, Ora
Willard, Irvin Willard, and William poration, be declared to be the owner
News Notes From Powers
Willard; Calvin J. Norris Jr., Wil in fee and of right in the possession
Benham attends the C. E. Summer “Roohooer”—Jehol. But outside Pek-
Ing (or Peiping) ft Is pronounced as
lard Norris, and Frank S. Norris; of all of the real property described
Major Ford and Captain Young, Conference at Turner.
Jeho and RooHoo, without the suf
the following heirs of Thos. R. Wil in the Complaint of Plaintiff on file
who have been at China flat with the
Bertram Hatfield, of Seneca, So. fix "er.”
lard, brother of Titus B. Wilhrrd— herein, and that Plaintiff have such
GRANT CORBY
C.C j C. boys since early summer, left Dakota, arrived Thursday for a visit
Titus M. Willard, Belle Copley, other relief as to the Court may
Attorney at Law
Sunday for their home camps. The at the Dwight Culver home.
Eliza Lewis, Guy Drew and Sylvia seem equitable, said real property be
Richmond-Barker Bldg.
Drew, his wife, Roy Drew, Maud ing described as follows:
Needle History
major from Camas Valley will divide
Miss Dorothy Hooton has completed
Been and A. S. Bean, her hudband;
Phone 117
Coquille, Ore
Beginning at the northeast corner
The earliest needles had no holes
his time between there and China flat. her course at Behnke-Walker Business
Ed Gillespie, Edgar Phillips Hayes, of that building, generally known as
Residence Phone 24-M
Miss Helen Wright and Miss College in Portland and is enjoying in them, and were undoubtedly used
Mary Weekley, and Vance Weekley, the Woodmen Building, in the Qty
Kramer, who formerly taught in the a vacation in Seattle, before return more as pins or as awls, to make holes
her nuaband, Dora Morris and Wil of Coquille, in Coos County, Oregon,
through
which
the
long
underground
lard Morris, her husand; Cynthia which point is North ¡ill degrees 30
Powers school« several years ago, ing to her home here. She plans to
J. ARTHUR BERG
roots of plants or bindweed and leath
Gillespie
Conrad
and
Merrill minutes East 70.90 feet from the
spent several days this week at return the last of this week.
er thongs were passed by hand to
Attorney at Law
Conrad,
her husband,
Cheater north line of First Street and 60.30
the home of Mrs. Jesse Jones. Several
Mrs. Elmer Wilson and daughter, serve the purpose of thread. These
Gillespie, Claud G. Hayes, Eddie feet South 79 Degrees East from the
Rooms Iti
parties were given in their honor Virginia, of Sitkum, visited from Fri earliest needles were made of stone,
Gillespie, and Louie Frances Hayes: East line of Taylor Street in said
Farmers A Merchants Bank Bldg
while they were here.
A. Flander, the surviving wife of city, said north line of First Street
day untH Sunday with Mrs. Wilson’s bone or Ivory. When the advantage
Phone 37
A. Flander; Zettie P. Messer, now being 1.40 feet southerly from the
The Royal Neighbors gave a very parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lett, and of piercing a hole through the blnnt
Coquille, Oregon
Zettie M. Hawkins, Emily A. Her southeast corner of said building;
enjoyable dance Saturday night at attended the district conference of the end of these Implements was discov
sey, Standard Oil Company of Cali running thence from said northeast
the gym. It was a carnival affair Brethren Church in Myrtle Point with ered. the first real needle was made.
fornia, a corporation; Myrtle Camp corner North 79 degrees West 60.30
DR. W. V. GLAISYER
During the Bronze age of history,
with the usual bright caps, etc.
them.
No. 197 Woodmen of the World, feet to the east line of Taylor Street;
metal
needles
came
Into
being
and
fur
as existing prior to its incorpora thence running South 11 degrees
VETERINARIAN
Mrs. Ethel Littler will not be able
Miss Winifred Clayton led an in
ther
civilisation
gradually
has
resulted
tion in the year 1903, Myrtle Camp' West 70.70 feet along the east line
to return to her home as soon as she teresting and helpful Christian En
County Herd A Meat Inspector
In the development of over 250 vari
No. 197, Woodmen of the World, a of Taylor Street to a point 1.20 feet
expected. ¡Her mother, Elizabeth deavor meeting Sunday evening. Of. eties of needles for sewing alone.
corporation, as existing since about southerly from the southwest corner
Coquille, Ore.
Chandler, will return to San Fran- fleers for the coming year were elect
April 2, 1903, Myrtle Camp No. of said building; thence running east
cico Thursday, accompanied by her ed as follows: president, Mae Hatch
197, Woodmen of the World, as ex erly, South 79 degrees East, 60.90
isting on, prior, and subsequent to feet along north line of First Street
Color of Police Dog
grandson, Jack Littler, who will enter er; vice president, Evelyn Beckett;
J. A. RICHMOND
August
25, 1931, and Woodmen of to a point which is 1.40 feet souther
The breed of dog which Is often
school there. Donald will remain in secretary-treasurer, Lou Hooton. Con
PHYSICIAN sad SURGEON
the World, a corporation of Colo ly from the southeast corner of raid
called
the
German
Police
dog
Is
really
Powers.
stance Knight is appointed to lead
rado, and the City of Coquille, a building; thence running North 11
Richmond-Barker Building
the Alsatian Shepherd dog. The true
Mrs. Nantie Myers and Mrs. Annie next Sunday evening’s meeting.
Municipal Corporation; and all the degrees 30 minutes East 70.90 feet
German Police dog Is really either a
Coquille, Ore.
unknown or unnamed heirs of any along the east line of said building
Grant have opened the Busy Corner
Three, members of the Bridge Chris- Dobermann-Pinscher, or a Schnauzer.
of the persons above named herein, to the place of beginning.
Which
Phones:
Office «2M, Res. MB
restaurant. This makes four restau tion Endeavor society, who are also The Alsatian Shepherd Is a fairly large
and also all other persons having or tract of real property covers all of
rants and boarding house« running in officers of Myrtle Union, are attend dog, black or brown along the back
claiming an interest in the real the land occupied by the «aid Wood
Powers at the present time.
property herein-after
described, men Building, together with the strip
ing the «ummer conference at Turner with lighter-colored fawn or brown
J. J. ST A N LB Y
♦ Mrs. J. W. Tanner and daughter, this week. They are Orlin Lett, Lou markings aronnd the head, legs and
Defendants:
4.50 feet wide northerly of the north
LAWYER
To the unknown heirs of Evan Cun west side of said building and also a
Gladys, have been visiting in Powers Hooton and Maude Hooton. The con belly. The Dobermannpinscher Is
ningham;
the
surviving
Wife
of
Evan
Office In First National Bank
similar In coloring but generally dark Cunningham; the unknown heirs of strip on the south «ide of said build
this week with Mr. Tanner and their ference is in session Aug. 21-87.
er, thinner, not so tall, with smooth J. M. Siglin; T. S. Rodabaugh, Mary ing and being 1.20 feet wide at the
many
friends.
Mrs.
M.
Brown
son
was
hostess
to
Building, Coquille, Oregon
west end and 1.40 feet wide at the
Continued blasting of the Coal a large group of relatives Sunday, hair and cropped ears and tall. As E. Rodabaugh; the unknown heirs of east end. The West line of which
with
almost
every
breed
of
dogs,
the
T.
S.
Rodabaugh
or
of
Mary
E.
Rod
creek bluff, has caused the blocking those present being Mr. and Mra.
property coincides with the East line
Alsatian can be trusted with children abaugh, his wife; the following heirs of Taylor Street and the East edge
of the river trail for some time, and Charles Holverstott and children and
of Titus B. Willard, namely; Hannah of the cement sidewalk; and the
with whom he has been brought up.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
traffic has been directed over the Pep Mr. and Mrs. Tom Benham and chil
M. Nichols and Mellville Nichobi, her South line of which property co
ACCOUNT
per
Bros. road.
dren, of Fairview, Mr. and Mrs. El
Notice is hereby given that the un
Justice Court blanks for sale at this husband: Eunice Hamed Turpin and incides with the North lina of First
— — Turpin, her busband; the un Street; and the East line of which
Mrs. Kenneth Murdock was in Pow mer Benham, Mrs. Carrie Benham, office.
dersigned, administrator of the es
known heirs of Dr. Rufus Willard; property is the same as the East line
tate of Frank Witteman, deceased, ers for a few days, from her camp on Ernest Benham and children, from
has filed in the County Court of the the Rogue, where she is spending the Coquille; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Emma Weaver Chaney and —■ — of the property conveyed to plaintiff
Chaney, her husband; Maria Wright by deed of Emily A. Heraey recorded
State of Oregon for Coos County, hi«
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
and William Wright, her husband; at Page 620 of Book 117 of the rec-
final account as such administrator summer with her hueband, who is son and sons, Henry Brownson and
FOR
THE
COUNTY
OF
The following heirs of Orson R. Wil .ord“ °‘ deeds of Coos County, Oregon.
Mrs. Hiram Hatcher, of Bridge.
and «aid Court ha« appointed Monday, with the C j CC. boys at Agness.
COOS
lard 3rd,— Elmer Willard, Louise
Mrs. Geo. Varney has returned to
This Summons is served upon said
the 18th day of September, 1933, as
Mr. ad Mrs. Fred W. Corpe and
Mansell and A. M. Mansell, her hus Defendants by publication thereof in
the day for the hearing of objections her home in Portland, where she will children were entertained Sunday at
band, Beulah De Laney and William the Coquille Valley Sentinel, a week
Case No. 9747
to the said final account and the set teach this winter. George will return the Dwight Culver home.
DeLaney,
ey, her hueband,
husband, Alta Flana-
Flana ly newspaper, for the period of four
Suit in Equity to Quiet Title
tlement thereof.
to school later.
Summons for Publication
gan an< id Edwin Flanagan, her hus- week» successively, by virtue of an
Misses Elsie Reed end Constance
Joseph M. Witteman,
_ Top order of publication made by Hon. D.
Administrator of the ,Estate of ; Firs^ season formally opened in Knight returned Friday from the Coos Buying and ¡Selling Company, ¡»and, 1 Vando Willard, Orva
a Corporation, Plaintiff,
ring
and
— — Topping, ng.
her F. Thompson, County Judge of Coos
Frank Witteman, Deceased.
31tb Powers Monday evening when A. W. Young People’s Assembly at Bandon.
lushand;
Calvin
J. Norn
.
vs.
irris Jr.,
OreFon> dated August 22,
Borigo took a crew into the Eden Val Miss Reed is a guest at the W. A. Title Guarantee and Abstract Com Willard Norrie, and Frank 6.
- Nor
ley
territory,
to
Walker
creek.
And
Sany,
a
Corporation
of
Oregon,
Lett home.
ris;
and
all
the
unknown
The date of the first publication of
Old Beaver Hill Vein Coal, $4 50
[enry Sengstacken Company, a or unnamed
heirs
of
any of this Summons of August 25, 1988.
Mrs. Maud Hoyt, of Portland, ar
per ton for lump delivered in Coquille. the smoke was rising over Eden ridge
Corporation
of
Oregon,
the
un
the
persons
above
named
herein,
and
S. D. Pulford,
rived at the A. O. Hooton home Sun
Leave orders at Roosevelt Service Tuesday morning.
known heirs of Evan Cunningham, also all other persons having or
Attorney for Plaintiff.
day
forenoon
for
a
ahort
visit
Other
Station, phone 114. C. Jack Shumate.
the surviving wife of Evan Cun- claiming an interest in the real
Residence and P. Q. Address, Co
property
hereinafter
described.
De-
Sunday guests at ths Hooton home
Calling cardi 100 for 11.00.
ningham, ths unknown heirs of J.
quille, Oregon.
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