TUB COQUILLE VALUT SENTINEL, COQUILLE. OBEGON. FRIDAY,
Nests From Lee Section
PASSING MOMENTS
Mrs. Rebecca Clinton and daugh­
ter, Mrs. Nellie Congor, of dloaeville,
Calif., and Mrs. Jack Mast, of Co-.
quills, visited with Mrs. George Clin­
ton one day last week.
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“MOMENTS OF OPPORTUNITY”
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown were j
Friday dinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs.'
ARE CONSTANTLY IN THE PASSING
Carl Anderson, of Bald Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson
a substantial bank account
drove to Independence this week, I
where they will work in the hop fields.
will enable you to take
Mrs. Owen Willson and children,
of McKinley, spent a couple of days
instant advantage
this week with the A. F. Willson fam­
of them
ily.
The Ladies club was entertained by
Mrs. H. W. Mast last Thursday, the
meeting being held under a large
walnut tree in the yard. Later in the
afternoon salad and wafers and punch
were served to Meedames W. H.
nave yours-at
Brown, L. C. Mast, H. W. Harvey,
James Hervey, Webb Mast, Emma
Scranton, Saling, Wiley Sumerlin, Bud
Ingram, Hugo Michael, A. F. Will-
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
son, Geo. Clinton, S. D. Clark, Mack
of Coquille, Oregon
Baker, W. V. Schroeder, Mrs. Ray
Edwards, of Portland, Mrs. Clyde Mc­
Donald, of Seattle, Wn., and Misses
AND PROFIT BY OUR CO-OPERATION
Sadie 'Harmon, Francis Shepherd, Le<
anna Schroeder, Norma Johnson,
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Maxint Ingram, Helen Mast and the
of the highest quality ingredients by a new process
hostess, Mrs. H. W. Mast.
Friday night guests of the Lloyd
and baked in a slow oven to insure you of a well-baked
Leatherman family were Dr. T. D.
loaf. When you buy Ideal Bakery bread from your
Yames and Leonard Ranton.
McKinley Note«
grocer, you are doing your part to help employ Co­
Rev. and Mrs. Barnett, of Myrtle
Mr. and Mrs. T. .Loshbaugh, of Point, were Sunday callers at the W.
quille people and you would be surprised at the amount
i Broadbent, visited in McKinley Mon­ H. Brown home.
of materials used and labor required to produce and
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Schroeder and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Walker and Leanna and Norma Johnson were
distribute these breads and pastries each day and by
LIIJEQVIST, SWANTON
[family, who have been viaiting Mrs. callers in Roseburg one day last week.
each
family in Coquille using this bread naturally
& SLACK
Walker's mother, Mrs. Bess Chand­ They were accompanied to Winston
means
more help and materials and more money circu­
ler, returned to their home in San Bridge by Lawrence Coleman, who
Attorneys and Counsellors
Francisco
last
week.
has
employment
in
the
fruit
orchards.
First National Bank Building
lating over and over again in our town instead of be­
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ingram have
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Laird and
Coquille
Oregon
ing
used just once and sent to some other town.
moved to Eugene.
daughter, Joanne Weekly, of Coquille,
Mrs. May Clark and Mrs. Blanche were week-end guests of Mr. and
All our products are guaranteed and if you find any­
C. W. NOYES
Baker, of iLee, and the latter’a daugh- i Mrs. L. C. Mast,
thing
wrong with any of them just phone 49-L and we
Attorney at Law
ter, Mrs. Avola McDonald, of Seattle, I Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mast, of Co­
will
cheerfully
replace your purchase or refund your
Wn.,
spent
Monday
afternoon
with'
Practice in U. S. D. Court and
quille, were Sunday callers at the
State Courts
Mrs. R. H. Lawhome.
'Webb and Hardy Mast home.
money. Thank you—Ideal Bakery.
Rm. No. 3 Farmers & Merchants
W. W. Rhule, the Lee-McKinley
Sunday dinner guests at the W. H.
Bank Bld K-, Coquille, Orfgen
mail carrier, has rented Wallie Law­ Harmon home were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
home’s house and will move about Roher, of Marshfield, Mr. and Mrs.
Title Guarantee & Abstract Co.
Sept. 1. Mr. Rhule will also drive Carl Anderson, of Bald Hill, Mrs.
the McKinley school bua to Coquille Jas. Clinton, Marie and-' Ralph, of
Abstracts of Title, Notary Pub-
M. Siglin, T. S. Rodabaugh, Mary fendaata.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bridges and Miss
this winter.
plete abstract plant in Coos Co.
Gravel Ford, Mr. and Mrs. W, H.
E. Rodabaugh, the unknown heirs
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
Edwina
Groves
made
a
shopping
trip
Mrs. Bea Lawhorne visited h*r Brown and Melvin Michael.
lie, ins. Bonds. The only com-
of T. S. Rodabaugh or of Mary E. OF OREGON.
brother, Mack Baker, and family st
Rods ba ugh, his wife; the following
Each of you is hereby summoned
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ingram went to to Coquille Tuesday.
J. E. AXTELL, Sec.
heirs of Titus B. Willard, namely; and required to appear and answer
Perley Crowley
and daughter,
Lee Tuesday evening.
| Eugene the first of the week to visit
Coquille, Ore.
Phone 36M
Hannah M. Nichols and Melville the Amended Complaint of the above
i The ladies of the Home Economics ’ wit’h their BOni Norman. They expect Eloise, made a trip to Curry county
Nichols, her hueband, Eunice Har- named Plaintiff filed «gainst you in
Monday. Mias Crowley visited her
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are
sponsoring
an
entertainment,
1
to
go
to
Junction
City
to
work
in
the
ned Turpin and------- Turpin, her the above entitled Court and cause
DR. J? J. LESLIE
aunt,
Mrs.
Volck
at
Langlois
and
Mr.
candy sale and dance Saturday night,’ hop
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husband, the unknown heirs of on August 2, 1983, within four weeks
fields.
DENTIST
Dr. Rufus Willard, Emma Weaver from August 26, 1933, which is the
' Sept. 2.
Mrs. Sparlin and Miss Ruth Spar- Crowley went on to Sixes on a busi­
Hours 9-12 m., 1 to 5 p. m.
Chaney and — — Chaney, her date of the first publication of this
Wedding bells rang for McKinley Tin, of Bandon, were Friday callers of ness trip.
husband, Maria Wright and Wil­ Summons, and if you fail so to ap­
Evening by appointment
Mrs. Ivan Laird and Mrs. Polly
Saturday »when Kenneth Hansen, old­ the Lloyd Leatherman family. Miss
liam Wright, her hueband, Matilda pear and answer said Amended Com­
Over Hudson Drug Stars
Nickason
gave
a
dinner
Sunday
in
est son of Postmaster and Mrs. H. L. Sparlin will teach the Fairview school
Willard, Ray Willard and Ernest plaint, on or before the test day of
honor of their parents’ fortieth wed­
Willard, heirs of Agnes Willard the time prescribed in ths order for
Hansen, and Loma Harris, daughter this coming term.
Crick; The following heirs of Orson publication hereof, namely September
Those present
of Mrs. Minnie Harris, of Marshfield,
Mrs. Ray Edwards, of Portalnd, ding anniversary.
R. Willard 8id,—Elmer Witterd, 22, 1933, for want thereof the Plain­
DR. J. F. YOUNG
were married. Best wwhes Kennie spent a few days last week with her were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laird, Muri
Louwe Mansell and A. M. Mansell, tiff will apply tn the Court for the
Chiropractor
and
Lila
Mae,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
and Lorna.
psrents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Mast
her husband, Beulah De Laney and relief demanded in its said Com­
Nickason,
Mrs.
Carrie
Nickason,
Fern
345 So. Hall
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William DeLaney, her husband, plaint, of which the following ia a
She returned the .last of the week to
Charlie Willard, Alta Flanagan and succinct statement, viz.:
Next Door south of City Hall
resume her duties in the physical and Betty Jean Nickason and the hon­
New«
Notes
From
Power«
Edwin Flanagan, her husband,
That each of you, said Defendants,
The new phone 102-M
education department of the Y. W. ored ones, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wilson.
V«ndo Willard, Orva Topping and be ordered to produce all claims which
Mrs. Raymond Rookard and baby
Friday night a drunken party ended C. A. in that city.
— — Topping, her husband, Dora any of you have or make upon the
in black eyes, broken furniture and
Selander and Ellis Selander, her whole or «ny part of the real proper­
Mrs. Byron Hervey visited with her daughter, Florence Alma, visited Mon­
JAS. W. WHEELER
husband; Aurora B. Willard, the ty involved in this suit, that this
an unknown party fired several shots sister, Mrs. Geo. Reed, in Roseburg day and Tuesday at the Elmer Wil­
Physician A Surgeon
following heirs of Frank E. Wil­ Court determine said claims to be in­
son home.
into the pool room, owned by Guy last week.
lard;
Teresa Pointer and Ralph valid and of no effect and perpetu­
The regular meeting of the McKin­
Ellingson Bldg.
Coquille
Walker and Sandy Howell. One shot
Dr. and Mrs. Franklin Birch and
Pointer, her husband, Robah Robi­ ally restrain you from asserting
Leave calls at
went through the wall into the apart­ son and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Broom, of ley Grange met Saturday evening at
son and Rock Robison Jr., her hus­ them thereafter; that all such claims
Hudson's Drug Store or at Co­
ment of Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers, Marshfield, were Sunday afternoon the gymnasium building here.
band, Norma Livengood and Ralph be quieted and that Plaintiff, Coos
Livengood, her husband, Loren Buying and Selling Company, a cor­
The Ladies’ Myrtle (Leaf Club met
who room back of the Busy Corner callers of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Mast.
quille Hotel
Willard, Irvin Willard, and William poration, be declared to be the owner
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
restaurant
The officers have been
Mrs. Clyde McDonald, of Seattle,
Willard; Calvin J. Norris Jr.. Wil­ in fee and of right in the possession
Mrs.
Ted
Abbott
Each
member
an
­
investigating but so far there are no' Wn., ia visiting with her parents, Mrs.
lard Norris, and Frank S. Norris; of all of the real property described
developments.
the following heirs of Thos. R. Wil­ in the Complaint of Plaintiff on file
DR. J. R. BUNCH
and Mrs. Mack Baker, this week. Mrs. swered roll call by telling a humorous
lard, brother of Titus B. Willard— herein, and that Plaintiff have such
The new Major has called in the McDonald ia manager of two Van story. Ths time was spent in picking
DENTIST
Titus M. Willard, Bello Copley, other relief as to the Court may
Dainty refresh­
telephone crow of 3-C boys, saying Camp’s stores in Seattle. Her sister, and carding wool.
Eliza Lewis, Guy Drew and Sylvia seem equitable, said reel property be-
X-RAY Service
they were too far from a doctor. They Miss June Baker, returned home with ments were served to the fol louring:
his wile,
wife, Roy Drew, Maud Mg described as follows:
Drew, Ms
Laird Bldg., First Street
were about Iff miles from town. It her after spending several weeks in Mesdames Stella Crowley, Tom Law-
Been and A. S. Bean her hutfcand;: Beginning at the northeast corner
Telephone 82-L
CoquiUe, Ore
home, Elmer Wilson, W. A. Nicka-
is a good thing his command did not , the city.
Ed C>H«8Pte. Edgsr Phillsps Haves, of that building, generally known as
Mary Weekley, and Vance Weekley,' th. Woodmen Building, in the City
start sooner or there would be no
son, C. M. Wilson, Stalls Laird and
her husband, Dora Morns end Wil- of Coquille, in Coos County, Oregon,
Brewster Valley
town of Powers, for we are 22 miles 1
Mias Eloise Crowley.
lard Morris her husand; Cynthia which point is (North 11 degrees 30
from the nearest doctor at Myrtle
Mrs.
Camilla
Smith
left
Wednesday
Mm. Zilphia Krewson accompanied
Gillespie
Conrad
and
Merrill minutes East 7090 fast from the
GRANT CORBY
Point; but the people here are only Mrs. Toni Lawhome on a business morning for Junction City, where she
Conrad?
hu,b?Pd’
Chaster north lins of First Street and 60.30
Attorney at Law
taxpayers, they don’t belong to the trip to Myrtle Point.
will have employment.
Gillespie, Claud G. Hayes, Eddie t—t South 79 Degree« East from the
Richmond-Barker Bldg,
Gilleapie, and Louis Frances Hayes: East line of Taylor Street in said
army.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Barton, of Pow­
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laird returned
a
lanoer, vne
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one 157
CoquiUe, Ora.
A. . r Flander,
the surviving wire
wife or
of city,
eit- ___
«id ___
north
line of __
First
Strart
Large crowds attend the Saturday Wednesday from a few days’ visit in ers, came to visit at the home of Mrs.
A-
Ze.^'e
M,***ir’
I being
E40
fort
southerly from the
b®
in
r
1-40
feet
Residence Phone 24-M
night dances here at the present time. Portland.
Barton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs Orin
Zrttie M. Hawkins, Emily A. Her- southeast
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corner of said ' building;
All of Coos county was represented
sey, Standard Oil Company of Cali­ running thence from said northeast
The Bryant logging camp has fin­ Kirk, this week.
fornia, « corporation; Myrtle Camp corner North 79 degrees West 60.30
here Saturday night.
ished the logging contraet here in the
J. ARTHUR BERG
No. 197 Woodmen of the World, feet to the east line of Taylor Street;
Inspecting Irrigation Today
There will be a 3-C camp located in valley and have moved to their new
Attorney at Law
as existing prior to its incorpora­ thence running South 11 degrees
All persona interested in irrigation
the town of Powers this winter. De­ job near Powers.
tion in the year 1903, Myrtle Camp West 70.70 feet along the east line
Rooms 14 1
tails have not been worked out as yet
No. 197, Woodmen of the World, a of Taylor Street to a point 1.20 feet
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Niergarth, have been invited to attend an irri­
Farmers A Merchants Bank Bldg
corporation, as existing since about southerly from the southwest comer
There are also chances that a camp Elder and Mrs. Fish, of Coquille, Mr. gation field meting which is held at
Phone «7
April 2, 1903, Myrtle Camp No. of said building; thence running east­
CoquiUe. Oregon
will be located on the Sixes, at Fred and Mm. Copeland and children, of the, Clarence Schroeder farm at Arago
1W7, Woodmen of the World, as ex­ erly, South 79 degrees East, 60.90
Powers old camp.
Marshfield. Mr. and Mm. Buell, of at 1:30 today.
isting on, prior, and subsequent to fact along north line of First Street
This meeting was arranged through
School will start in Powers Septem­ Dora, were Saturday callers at the
August *26, 1931, and Woodmen of to a point which io 1.40 feet souther­
DR. W. V. GLAISYER
ber 4. There will be a large enroll­ home of Mr, and Mrs. Perley Crowley. the county agent’s office and is being
the World, a corporation of Colo­ ly from the southeast comer of said
rado, and the City of Coquille, a building; thence running North 11
VETERINARIAN
ment with probably crowded condi­
Miss Wanda Houdyshell, Miss participated in by officials of the
Municipal Corporation; and all the degrees 30 minutes East 70.90 feet
tions for so many families have moved Marie Whobrey, Ralph Cochran, Ed Mountain States Power company and
Coanty Herd A Meat Impactor
unknown or unnamed heins of any along the east line of said building
in here lately. There will be several Wagner, of Coquille, and Harold Dick, A. S. King, extension specialist in
Coquillo, óra.
of the persona above named herein, to the place of beginning.
Which
new teachers. One, Elizabeth Thomas, of Camas, spent Sunday at the Crow­ eoils from the state college.
and also all other persons having or tract of real property covers all of
claiming an interest in the real the land occupied by the said Wood­
The results obtained so far from
who will teach French and English, is ley home.
property hersin-after
described, men Building, 'together with the strip
J. A. RICHMOND
a graduate of the Powers High, and
Elmer Wilson and Minor Mead irrigation which was started about
Defendants:
4.60 feet wide northerly of the north­
three
weeks
ago
on
pasture
land
and
Is a very popular girl with both the made a business trip to Camas Valley
PHYSICIAN a«d SURGEON
To the unknown heirs of Evan Cun­ west side of said building and also a
.alfalfa will be studied at thio meet­
older and younger groups. Florence Sunday.
Richmond-Barker Building
ningham; the aurviving wife of Evan strip on the south side of said build­
Stewart, who taught the third grade,
Miss Florence Mead spent Sunday ing; also, the mechanical setup includ­ Cunningham; the unknown heira of ing and being 1.20 feet wide at the
Coquille, Ore.
will not return and Eva Marie New­ evening at the home of her sister, ing motor, pump, piping and flumes. J. M. Siglin; T. S. Rodabaugh, Mary weat end and 1.40 feet wide at the
Phones:
Office 62M, Res. MR
This installation on the Schroeder, E. Rodabaugh; the unknown heira of oast end. The West line of which
ton, the commercial teacher, has found Mrs. Ray Bookard, of Myrtle Point.
S. Rodabaugh or of Mary E. Rod­ property coincides with the East line
at the last minute that she will not
Mr. and Mrs. ETwin Alford and Al farm was made by the Mountain T.
of Taylor Street and the East edge
J. J. STANLEY
return this year. Mildred Fisher, the Alford made a trip to Coquille Sun­ States Power company late this sum­ abaugh, his wife; the following heirs of the cement sidewalk; and the
of Titus B. Willard, namely; Hannah
first grade teacher, is not returning day to get Mrs. Al Alford, who has mer to provide an opportunity for M. Nichols and Msllville Nichols, her South line of which property co­
LAWYER
either.
been receiving medical treatment those interested in Irrigation to see husband: Eunice Hamed Turpin ahd incide« with the North line of First
Office tn First National Bank
Mrs. Elmer A. Maiden, (Agnes Wil­ there.
a plant in operation and the results — — Turpin, her husband; the un­ Street: and the East line of which
known heirs of Dr. Rufus Willard; property is the same as the Eaet line
son), is now with her hudband, sta­
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Christensen
______ obtained from the use of water.
Building, Coquille, Oregon
Emma Weaver Chaney and — — of the property conveyed to plaintiff
tioned in New York. They went from and Grant Harry attended the Fel-
Chaney, her husband; Maria Weight by deed of Emily A. Hersey recorded
IN
THE
CIRCUIT
COURT
OF
THE
San Francisco to New York by the lowship meeting at the Assembly
and William Wright, her husband; at Page 680 of Book 117 of the rec­
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
Ike following heirs of Orson R. Wil­ ords of deeds of Coos County, Oregon.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL Panama canal and had a lovely trip. Church of Myrtle Point Monday.
FOR THE COUNTY OF
This Summons is served upon said
lard 3rd,— Elmer Willard, Louise
Every day old familiar faces ap­
ACCOUNT
COOS
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nickason and
Mansell and A. M. Mansell, her hus­ Defendants by publication thereof in
Notice is hereby given that the un­ pear in the street of Powers; for they family and Mrs. C. M. Wileon and
band, Beulah De Laney and William the CoquiUe Valley Sentinel, a week­
Case No. >747
dersigned, administrator of the es­ all come back, if only for a visit.
DeLaney, her hueband, Alta Flana­ ly newspaper, for the period of four
Mrs. Elmer Wilson made a business
Suit in Equity to Quiet Title
tate of Frank Witteman, deceased,
ft rained in the nearby mountains trip Tuesday to Coquillo.
Summons for Publication
gan and Edwin Flanagan, her hus­ weeks successively, by virtue of an
has filed in the County Court of the
Buying and Selling Company, band,
Vando Willard, Orva Top- order of publication made by Hon. D.
Carl Groves arrived home Saturday Coos
State of Oregon for Coos County, hie Monday night but only a light fog
F. Thompson, County Judge of Coos
a Corporation, Plaintiff/
ping
and — — ’
final account as such administrator fell in Powers.
from the Weekley camp. He had the
County, Oregon, dated August 22;
vs.
husband;
Calvin J. _____
and eaid Court has appointed Monday,
The Medford grocery of Coquille misfortune to receive three broken Titls Guarantee and Abstract Com­ Willard Norris, and Frank S. Nor­ 1933.
the 18th day of September, 1MB. as has opened a branch store in Pow­
The date of the first publication of
pany, • Corporation of Oregon, ria;
unknown
and
aH
the
ribs and will be unable to resume
the day for the hearing of objections
Henry Sengstacken Company, a or
unnamed
heirs
of any of this Summons of August 25, 1933.
to the said final account and the set- ers in the Coos Bay Market store work for some time.
6. D. Pulford,
Corporation of Oregon, the un­ the persons above named herein, and
room, which has been built over since
M wlltTOalv
Mies Genevieve Crowley left Mon­
known heir« of Evin Cunningham, also all other persons having or
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Fred Powers bought the building day for Bandon to prepare for the
Residence and P. O. Address, Co­
the surviving wife of Evqn Cun­ claiming an interest in the real
Administrator of the Estate of fro« the Ooea Bay Lumber Co.
32t5
school year there,
ningham, ths unknown heirs of J. property hereinafter deecrlbod. De- quille, Oregon.
Frank Wittasnan, Deceased.
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Second Announcment
Of Ideal Bakery’«
New Slow Bailed
BREAD
Made in Six Different Wholesome Varieties
Delicious Long Loaf
Graham > French • Raisin Rye
Cracked Wheat
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