The Coquille Valley sentinel., September 29, 1933, Page 5, Image 5

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News From Lee Section
O. B. Willson and son, Warren, and
Mrs. Cal Bridge, of San Jose, Calif.,
are visiting with his brother, A. F.
Willson, and family this week.
A. B. Gant returned from a hunting
trip near Lakeview the first of the
week. Three deer were taken by the
party.
Mr. and Mm. Lyman King and
children, of McKinley, and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Anderson, of Bald Hill,
ACCUMULATED DOLLARS PLÜS AN
were Sunday callers at the W. H.
t ACTIVE BANKING CO-OPERATION
Harmon home.
Helen Mast spent Sunday night
IS THE SUSTAINING POWER OF
with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gasner.
ENDEAVOR AS WE WORK OUR WAY
Mrs. W. G. Austin, Mrs. Clarence
Peterson, of Norway, Mrs. Petersen
BACK TO OLD TIME PROSPERITY
and her daughter-in->1aw, of Healbs-
burg, Calif., were Monday visitors .of
Mrs. WMey Sumerlin.
- - you’ll appreciate
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Weekly, Mr.
. the extra effort of
and Mrs. Clyde Barker, Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Arnold, of Myrtle Point, and
active co-operation at
.A
Harry Laswell, of Empire, were Mon­
day evening dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Mast.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson re­
turned home Saturday evening after
of Coquille, Oregon
working in the hop yards near Inde­
pendence for some time.
Mrs. Walter Schroeder spent the
as we meet today’s needs
first of the week with her daughter,
Mrs. Paul Bunch.
Yes, Mrs. Housewife, our bread is not sliced but we
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mast spent Wed­
nesday night in Marshfield.
are sure that you can still use the trusty old knife.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
H. W. Maet returned from a ten
la the Circuit Court of the State of
The Ideal Bakery’s policy is to spend money and time
days’ hunting trip in the Tioga coun­
r.,
<>fexon for Coos County
try.
He
was
accomapnied
by
Ratliff
HHOEiNlX FINANCE COMPANY, a
in obtaining good quality, and not for expensive, un­
corporation, Plaintiff, »
and Hugh Lawhome, Lyle Beyers and
necessary machinery. Our nutritious products speak
George Wagner.
COOS LOAN CORPORATION, and
for
themselves.
LIU EQ VIST, SWANTON
LYMAN CARRIER, Defendants.
Brewster Valley
No. 10218
& SLACK
By virtue of an execution issued
Mrs. Emma Lenox, of Los Angeles,
Place your special orders with us for parties, dinners
Attorneys and Counsellors
out of the above entitled Court In the
First National IBank Building
above entitled cause, to me directed is visiting with her stater, Mrs. Jesse
and other functions.
and dated the 11th day of September, Hicks, this week.
Coquille
Oregon
1933, upon a judgment rendered and
Despite the bad weather this week
entered in said Court on the 6th day
of September, 1933, in favor of Phoe­ the sound of the silo filling cutter
C. W. NOYES
nix Finance Company, a corporation, can be heard. Those who have filled
Attorney at Law
'Plaintiff, and against Coos Loan Cor­ this week are Elmer Wilson, Oscar
poration and Lyman Carrier, defen­ DureR, Perley Crowley and Jake
Practice in U. S. D. Court and
dants, for the sum of 94,000.00 with in­
SUU Courts
terest thereon at the rate of 7 per Bohlander.
Rs*. No. 8 Farmers * Merchants
Arthur Bennett, of Norway, and
cent per annum from the 2nd day of
March, 1932, and, the further sum of Sam Johnson, of Myrtle Point, have
Bank Bldg, Coquille, Oregon
HOME OWNED
HOME OPERATED
8300.00 with interest thereon at the been building a new silo this past
rate
of
6
per
cent
per
annum
from
the
Title Guarantee & Abstract Co.
6th day of September, 1933, and for week for Elmer Wilson.
Bert Mead and daughter, Mrs. Eva
the further sum of $71.96 costs and
Abstracts of Title, NoUry Pub-
disbursements and the costa of and Burris, moved to the valley from vices were held at Myrtle Point eastern Oregon. ’
eon is one of the beet-known lumber­
plete abstract plant in Coos Co.
upon this writ commanding me to Gravel Ford Wednesday. They are Thursday at two o’clock and the body
Mr. and Mm. Geo. Carl, of Glendale, men on the southern Oregon coast. It
lie, Ina. Bonds. The only cosa-
make sale of the following described
Calif., were Tuesday night guests at is the intention to install a dry kiln.
J. E. AXTELL, Sec.
real property situated in the County fixing up the place and the remainder shipped to Oregon City for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, of Co­ the home of Mr. Carl’s sister, Mrs. W.
of the family will move up later.
of Cooe, State of Oregon, to-wit:
Coquille, Ore.
Phone MM
Commencing at a point Forty (40)
Coquille Shingle Mill CoM Coquille,
Olaf Haodal, an evangelist mis­ quille, moved to Powers Saturday. A. Lett. They were returning home
rods North or the Southwest (SW) sionary, hiked over the mountain from They will reside here while the camps from a business trip to Portland'. Mr. -Harry Hunt, manager, operates one
corner of the Southeast Quarter
DR. J. J. LESLIE
and Mrs. John Carl and sons, Helbert machine two shifts, catering to the
(SE K ) of the Southeast Quarter Reston Tuesday and will hold a few are running.
DENTIST
The old Hut building, which has and Wallace, of Arago, were also din­ local trade. Under the shingle code
(SE14) of Section Thirty-Six (96), meetings in the community building.
Hours 9-12 m, 1 to 5 p. m.
Township Twenty-seven (27), South While here he is staying at the home see.t so many use* ltesides that for ner guests at the Lett home Tuesday the permissible operating time, un­
Evening by appaintment
of Range Thirteen (¡18), West of the of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Benham.
less the mill was granted special dis­
which it -was dedicated, is now un­ evening.
Willamette Meridian; thence West
Over Hudson Drug SUrs
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Paulsen and pensation, would be only 64 hours for
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Christensen dergoing repairs that will fit it for
20 rods; thence South 8 rods; thence
East 20 rods; thence North 8 rods and daughter, Christina, and Mrs. El- the home of the 8-C boys-from the children returned the first of the week the first two weeks in September. The
to place of beginning, containing 1 win Alford made a business trip to China creek flat camp. There will be from a visit in Michigan. Mr. and mill has been producing Port Orford
acre of land.
. . w
DR. J. F. YOUNG
about 100 quartered there for about Mrs. Claude Shields had charge of cedar battery stock.
Now Therefore, by virtue of said Coquille Saturday.
Chiropractor
Those to enjoy Sunday dinner at four months. These boys are from their service station and lunch room
execution, and in compliance with the
345 So. HaU
during the weeks of their absence.
commands of said writ. I will, on Sat­ the W. A. Nickason home were: Mr. Missouri.
urday, the 14th day of October, 1933, and Mrs. C. M. Wilson, Mr and Mrs.
Next Door south of City Hall
Mrs. Fred W. Corpe and sons, Billy
The P. T. A. met for their first reg­
at 10 o’clock A. M., at the front door
and Bernard, have all been ill the
The new phone 102-M
of the County Court House in Co­ Elmer Wilson, Mrs. Eva Burris, Miss ular session Friday at the Fellowship
quille, Coos County. Oregon, sell at Florence Mead, Mrs. Carrie Nicka­ hall. 'In the absence of the president, paet few day». The boys are much
public auction (subject to redemp­ son, Minor Mead and the W. A. Nick­ .Mis- 'Lewis, the vice-president, Mrs. better now and Mrs. Corpe is able to
JAS. W. WHEELER
tion), to the highest bidder for cash ason family.
Jones, presided. Under the direction be up some.
in hand, all the right, title and inter­
Physician A Surgeon
Miss Helen James returned home
James Crowley, who works at Pow­ of Mrs. Albert Powers^ her Camp
est which the within named defen­
Ellingson Bldg.
Coquille
dants and either or both of them in ers, spent the week-end at his home Fire group gave a delightful little Tuesday morning from the Marlin
Leave calls at
the above entitled action had on the here, returning to Powers Sunday playlet, “The Three Wishes.” Miss Evans home in Myrtle Point where
24th day of July, 1933, the date of the evening.
Olive Ritan gave a fine piano she was a guest for over a week.
Hudson’s Drug Store or at Co­
atachment of the property described
Miss
Eloise
Crowley
started
Sunday
solo.
The membership drive will be
quille Hotel
herein, or since that date had in and
to the above described property or for Walla Walla, Wash., where she Oct. 10, 111 and 12, under the direc­ The Timberman’s Report
spy part thereof, to satisfy said exe­ will attend college this winter.
tion of the fourth grade teacher,
on Coquille’s Four Mills
cution.
Mrs. Stella Crowley and son, Edwin, Howard Varney. The reception for
DR. J. R. BUNCH
Dated September 11,1933.
made a trip to Coquille Sunday. Mrs. the teachers will be Friday night.
(Continued from first page)
H. E. Hess,
DENTIST
35« Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon. Crowley’s mother, Mrs. Phoebe Har­ The social hour was spent with the
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ry, returned with her for a few days. hostesses, Mrs. Helen Rovang and products.
Logs are exported to
Miss Hazel Durell spent the week­ Mm. Carl Briggs.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Laird Bldg, First Street
France, Germany, Belgium and Eng­
Notice is hereby given that the un­ end at the Henry Bryant home at
Telephone 82-L
Coquille, Ore
Jack Wilson, one of the oldest pi­ land. Battery separators are export­
dersigned has been appointed by the Bridge, visiting with her sister, Mrs. oneers of this section, visited in Pow­ ed to Italy and other European coun­
County Court of the State of Oregon Doris Ackerman, who is employed ers for several days with relatives tries. Port Orford cedar deals are ex­
for Cooe County, administrator of the
and friends. Jack Wilson and- his ported to Italy England and other
estate of Henry L. Cooper, deceased, there.
GRANT CORBY
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hicks were twin sister, Clarinda Lee, were born continental countries for conversion
and all persons having claims against
Attorney at Law
the said estate are required to pre­ week-end visitors among relatives at at Powers in 1870. He was accom­ into battery separators. The com­
sent the same with the proper vouch­ Roseburg, returning home Sunday panied on his visit here by Bud Tur­ pany started operations five years ago
Richmond-Barker Bldg.
ers to the undersigned at the Law
Phoae 1*7
Coquille, Or*
ner who was raised in the Eckley sec­ and has made a success of the enter­
offices of J. J. Stanley, in First Na­ evening.
Residence Phone 34-M
Julius Benham, Kenneth and Ivan tion.
prise.
George A. Ulett is general
tional Bank Building in Coquille, Coos
WUIUJj
W1 bill II BIA
County, VlCljVIl,
Oregon, within
six months Laird returned Saturday from a few
manager; R. A. Jeub, assistant man­
from the date of this notice.
days’ hunting trip out at Redmond.
ager; E. H. Purvance is accountant,
Bridge Happenings
Dated and first published this 8th Kenneth and Ivan both returned with
J. ARTHUR BERG
and E. D. McCune is timekeeper.
day
of
September,
1938.
Attorney at Law
a four-point mule-tail diser, Kenneth’s
A Christian Endeavor party, con-
H. H. Cooper,
Rooms 1*1
Administrator of the Estate of game weighed 207 pounds Ind Ivan’s ducted as an old-fashioned school, pro­
Roy A. Wemich, manager Cedar
Farmers A Merchants Bank Bldg
Henry L Cooper, Deceased.
34t5 202.
Producers Association, io sales man-
vided
an
evening
of
fun
for
a
group
Phone 87
John Kirk returned the middle of of Endeavorers and friends Friday ager for 20 small mills manufactur­
Coquille, Oregon
FORECLOSURE SALE
the week from a few days’ trip out evening. Mrs. Ray L Beckett, in an ing Port Orford cedar lumber. Glas­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That through the eastern part of the state. old-fashioned costume, was the charm­ gow, Liverpool and London offer the
under and by virtue of an Execution
P. A. Alford is quite ill at his home ing and efficient school ma'am. The principal markets for Port Orford
■ and Order of Sale issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon and latest reports are that he is im­ opening exercises and roll call were cedar. Peeler logs are sold in lUly,
for the County of Coos on the 18th proving slowly.
followed by classes In arithmetic, London and Hamburg. Japan is the
day of September, 1933, in a certain
writing and geography. Calisthenics, principal market for export grade of
cause in said Court pending wherein
Mr. Wemich saya the
too, were included in the schedule. Af­ cedar logs.
The Valley Building and Loan Asso­
News Notes From Powers
ter recess, classes in singing and agri­ company has a customer in Milan,
ciation, an Oregon Corporation, is
Dan Martin, aged 41, died at the culture were held. When the lessons Italy, who desires to purchase Port
. plaintiff, and Charles S. Harlocker,
J. A. RICHMOND
j sometimes known as Chas. S. Har- Mercy ¡Hospital Tuesday of pneu­ were finished, the pupils enjoyed the Orford cedar logs on a weight basis.
. locker, and Sadie P. Harlocker, his monia. He was bom at Oregon City
PHY8ICIAN and SURGEON
lunches which they had brought with This method of purchase is employed
i wife, and Jessie D. Clinton are De-
Richmond-Barker Building
I fendants. Case No. 10242, of said where his father, W. C. Martin, still them. Those present were Mr. and in the port of Hamburg, and others.
Court and commanding me to sell the resides and also a brother, William Mrs. O. W. Heath, Mrs. Ray L. Beck­ Mr. Wemich says there is no difficul­
Coquille, Ora.
hereinafter described
¡bed real property to Martin.
He leaves Ave children, ett and children, Myrtle, Virginia, ty in accommodating a customer who
Phones:
Office 82M,
satisfy the sum of 88729B2,
83729.82, an At-
At­ Myrtle, aged 19, of Astoria; Daniel.
Wilda and Alden, Mrs. Stanley Lake, desires to buy by weight as the
torney fee of *380.00 and coots and
19, of Raymond, Wash.; Robert, 7; Vivienne and Virginia Lake*’ Junior Breretqn scale calculates Port Orford
,
disbursements
821.10,
together
with
J. J. STANLEY
accruing coat. I WILL ON SATUR­ Everett, 5; Yvonne, 3, with their Bartlett, Mrs. A. O. Hooton and cedar on a basis of 5000 pounds to the
DAY, TOE 21st DAY OF OCTOBER, mother in Alberta, Canada. Four sis­ Maude, Marjorie Van Alstein, Ruth thousand feed. Mr. Wemich is trus­
LAWYER
1938, at the hour of ¡10 o’clock in the ters also survive, Mrs. Harvey Gant,
Huff and Edward Morrison.
tee for West Coast Lumber Co., which
Office in First National Bank
forenoon of «aid day at the front door,
J. E. Culver and Frank Culver
opeffiites the sawmill as conditions
of the County Court House in the City of Powers; Mrs. Luke Duffee, Beav­
Building, Coquilla. Oregon
Mrs. Nathan Cassedy, Coquille visitors Saturday.
of ¡Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, of­ er Creek;
warrant. J. B. Simmons is superin­
fer for sale and sell at public auction, Cams, Ore.; Mrs. Van Order, Astoria.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Doney and tendent.
to the highest and beet bidder for Dan was a general favorite wherever daughter, Betty, Jeft Sunday morning
cash in hand, all the right, title and
Coquille Mill Co. produces 80,000
interest
of the said Defendants in and he went. A man of large physique, to spend a few days at Redmond,
WARRANTS REDEEMED
Notice is hereby given that School to the following described real prop­ he weighed over 200 pounds, with a Mrs. Doney has two sisters, Mrs. feet per day on an eight-hour shift.
erty, to-wit:
jolly disposition that instantly won Robert Inks and Mrs. Herbert Inka, M. O. Hawkins is president E. E.
District No. 69,
All of Lot No. three (3) in Block him friends. At the age of 18 he in that vicinity.
numbered 92, 93, 96,96, VI. 98,. 9* **’*
Johnson is manager. The mill caters
No.
three
(3)
in
Dement
’
s
Addition
to
100 for redemption and that interest
trained to fight Jack Johnson but his
The Bridge school will 'open Mon­ to California, Atlantic Coast and ex­
Myrtle
Point,
Coos
Coupty„
Oregon,
on them will cease aftor this d,U!’
as shown by the duly recorded plat father would not allow the match. day, Oct. 2, with the following teach­ port shipments. Al Watson is saw­
Sept. 15, 1938.
They, will J?
deemed upon presentation at the First thereof on file in the office of the He had resided m Powers for the last ers in charge: Harold J. Laswell, prin­ yer; Fred McClellan, mill foreman.
County Clerk of Coos County, Oregon. 16' years, following the logging cipal; Mm. Ruth Brown and Mrs. Manager E. E. Johnson has been ab­
National Bank, Coquille, Oregon.
Said sale being made subject to re­
Mrs. Katy Anderson, Clerk,
sent from Coquille for six years in
demption in the manner provided by woods, and mining. The trouble which Elise Lamp.
School District No. 69,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold James and Portland with the Robert Dollar Com­
put him in the hospital was an axe
law.
Coos
County,
Oregon.
sata
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this 20th wound, which he received recently son, Ronald, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. pany and is happy to return to Coos
Dealer in Building Supplies
September, 1983.
day of September,
when working on Eden ridge for the Johnson returned the first of the week Bay with his family who have boon
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Canllto
Coos Bay Lumber Co. Funeral Mr- from • successful hunting trip la very warmly
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