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THE COQUILLE VALLET SENTINEL. COQUILLE. OEBGON. F EID A T, APRIL », 1984. “A 4 LINER” saying plenty There was a good attendance at the Grange meeting Friday evening and nearly all of the officers were in their places. The Lecturer’s hour included a talk on the Grange Obligation by the Master, Harold James; discussion of the Obligation and its meaning by several members; an Irish song by Wm. Lillie, and a short talk by Mr Denn, a visitor from Camas Valley Grange. It was announced that there would be a roll call at the next meet ing on “What I Have Learned from the Initiato." Strawberries and cream, cake and coffee were served oy the refreshment committee. Mias Lilah Luttrell, who is em ployed at the veneer plant at Booth, spent the past week-end here at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mr». Roy S. Luttrell. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Culver were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Louise Minkler, at MaraHfield Sat- urday, while on a business trip to the Bay cities. Mrs. Hattie Hatcher went to Arago Wednesday to visit until Sunday with Mrs. L. M. Aasen and other friends. Mrs. Claude Shields is assisting Miss Mae Hatcher in the store during her mother’« absence. . v - ’ . Orlin Lett, Maude Hooton, Myrtle Beckett and Mae Hatcher returned home Monday afternoon from the state Christian Endeavor convention at Salem. Robert Steele, of Myrtle Point, also made the trip with them. Elmer Brownson is recovering from an attack of flu, from which he has >een suffering for over a week. “Qualities that make for Success,’’ is the topic for Christian Endeavor next Sunday and Junior Bartlett is the appointed leader. The executive committee has commenced prepara tions for a program to be preaented >n Mother's Day. Harry Brownson, Mrs. M. Brown- son, M m . Hattie Hatcher, Mrs. Carrie Benham and Ray Benham went to Coquille Sunday to a birthday dinner it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Benham, honoring the birthday an niversary of the latter. Other guests present for the happy occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hulveretott and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Benham snd children, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thur man, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Benham and children, Earl and Joyce, and Marvin Barnes. Teddy Miller, who underwent s major operation at the Knife hospital n Coquille over two weeks ago, re turned to the W. A. Lett home Tues- lay, where he m completing his con valescence. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m., E. Purvance, superintendent. Morning service at 11:00 a. m. Subject, "The Inner Life of Man.” Senior and Intermediate Epworth Leagues at 7:00 p. m. Evening service at 8:00 p. m. Sub ject, “The Holy Spirit Convicting the World of Righteousness.” Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Choir rehearsal Saturday evening, F. G. Leslie, director, and Mrs. M. O. “ Hawkins, pianist You will find a hearty welcome al ball bunh forms the background, sup plemented by Queen Ann’s Lace and honeysuckle. Vines drape the porch and beds and clumps of lilies and other blooming and developing plants All the central place, with primroses “THE PLUMS OF PROSPERITY” and other small plants at the edges. —they are usually picked by those Near the side of the house is a “The world ia ao hill of a number of who are financially prepared to large bed of particularly tine sweet all of these services. Come. things, Mallory Flanagin, PMtor. gather them. I am sure we could all be as happy a* williams. The seed was sown last 191 South Henry St. kings.” 7 R. L. Stevenson. fall and the plants are just coming in to bloom. Many of the flower» are Last week I started out on an ex double and unusually large and bril Baptist Church ploring expedition. 1 wanted to And liant. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Claases After seeing these two gardens, 1 some old-fashioned gardens of the for ell who attend. Mrs. R. B. Cum at this community bank today Idnd whose luxuriance can only be ad visited the country home of Mr. and -Hings, superintendent. tart a growing bank account equately described by such extrava Mrs. John Martin on the Marshfield Preaching service by the pastor, highway. The Martin home ia mod gant phrases as “masses of roaas,” Rev. Harold Minter, at 11 o’clock. ■‘sheets of bloom,” “waves of fra ern and completely equipped with Prayer meeting every Thursday at grance” or “riots of color.’’ I believe electrical apparatus, and the grounds 7:30 o’clock. «edately artistic people object to the are developed in harmony with pres B. Y. P. U. Sunday evenings at 6:30 of CoquiLe, Oregon last expression but since Nature ent ideas in landscaping. Mr. Mar /clock. ‘ . - tin explained that he is a very busy mixes her colors freely, why should Sermonette Saturday evenings by not the gardener do the samb, pro- man and haa arranged the grounds for the pastor. ided there is ample green for a back convenience in care-tafoing. There are —and you'll soon be ground 7 In old- fashioned gardens, few flowers but there are large group —financially prepared St. Junaa Church ¡.here is often no grass, but there are ing of evergreen foliage plants against (Episcopal) always shrubs and (trees in abundance, the foundation, in the curves of the Church school every Sunday at 10 and much shade, so it is seldom pos drive as it enters the garage under sible fir colors to clash. To me such the howie. Above the front retaining a. m. C, Osika, superintendent. FORECLOSURE SALE gardens are fascinating. Every bend waH, he has grouped many of the na NOTE IE ®S HEREBY GIVEN, Foursquare Gospel Church in the path shields some mystery, ev- tive conifers, among them Port Or That under and by virtue of an Ex East Second St. at Heath ford cedar, incense cedar and Douglas >ry plant has a story to unfold. I ecution and Order of Sale issued out Rev. Cecilia Nixon, Pastor fir. There are also separate plantings love to hear the hostess tell where of the Circuit Court of the State oi Phone 159-J • Oregon for the County of Coos on the she got this or that plant, or how she of spruce and hemlock. 3rd day of April, 1934, in a certain Friday, April 27, 7:30 p. m., “Tbe There are long «weeps and slope« LIUEQVIST, SWANTON crossed the wild columbine with the cause in said Court pending wherein & SLACK tame snd got a new variety, cr put a of lawn on different levels, following Giver of the Holy Spirit* The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, Saturday 2:30 p. m., Children’s twig in the ground for a stake and the natural contour of the ground, a corporation, is Plaintiff, ana Mar Attorneys and Counsellors tin Clausen, a single man; Coos Coun with groups of evergreens at the ac Church, for your boy and your girl. like Topsy it "just growed.” First National Bank Building ty in State of Oregon; and CoquiHe Saturday, 7:30 p. m., street meeting. Such gardens are as natural as na cent points, and three old apple trees National Farm Loan Aaaociation. a Coquille Oregon Sunday spreading their branches a* unob- ture itself. They imitatee nothing corporation, are Defendants, Case No. 9:45 a. m., Sunday School. Mrs. M. ind they cannot be imitated. They .Viously aa if they had grown there 10179, of said Court and commanding me to seH the hereinafter describee ire shaped by the contour of the fi-orn seed. Near the foot of the hill Jewell, Supt. Clssses for ail. Corned DR. J. R. BUNCH real property to satisfy the sum of 11KW a. m.,Magnitude of God," M m . {round and the material available for two long rockeries separate a grassy 4520.00 with interest at 8 per cent DENTIST planting. Some how or some where nook from the main lawn. Just beyond Nixon preaching. from July 24, 1931; the sum of X-RAY Service 6:80 p. m., Crusader Rally. Special they continue into intense practica is a pond formed by the seepage from 3520.00 with interest at 8 per cent from January 24, 1932; the sum of Laird Bldg. First Street bility. Over the fence or at the end springs across the highway. Over this ly planned program. *520.00 with interest at 8 per cent 7:30 p. m. Sermon theme, “The Telephone 82-L Coquille, Ore. >f the path, is a vegetable and fruit Mr. and Mrs. Martin plan -to build a from July 24, 1962; the sum oi firden, or perhaps in some sunny lo- rustic bridge and plant the opposite Wedding in the Air,” a stirring ser *520.00 with interest at 8 per cent bank with trees. Here they will have mon on the rapture of the saints. ■ation a strawberry barrel. from January 24, 1936; the sum oi *13,495.40 with interest at 5)4 pel GRANT CORBY I found such a charming spot at the rustic tables and seats for “loafing.” Evangelistic service. Special numbers cent from January 24, 1933; the sum tome of Mrs. Flora Dunne, 350 South The pond is to be planted with water by the orchestra and the Foursquare Attorney at Law of *9.00 abstract charge and the fur « • Henry street. The strawberry barrel lilies and stocked with fish. At pres male quartet. A cordial invitation is ther sum of *500.00 attorney’s fee in Richmond-Barker Bldg. is there, and two miniature ones on ent it contains one lone catfish named extended to all. thia suit; and the further sum oi Phone 157 Coquille, Ore. *24.60 and costa and disbursements, Next Week ‘he porch, sprouting with? “hen and “Kate." Residence Phone.24-M together with accruing easts, I WILL Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., prayer service. Mr. Martin’s foundation planting is ■hickens” (Sempervivum Tectorum.) ON SATURDAY, THE Sth DAY Ot Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., orchestra The tone of the garden is set by roses, very fine. Among the shrubs are MAY, 1934, at the hour of 10 o’clock Kenneth King, director. roses and more roses, climbing over Irish Juniper, Portugese laurel, Gold rehearsal. in the forenoon of mid day at the J. ARTHUR BERG front door of the County Court House en Arborvitae (IBerckman’a) contone New members welcomed. the porch, festooned from inmprovieed Attorney at Law in the City of Coquille, Coos County, Thumday, 1:30-2:00 p. m., Radio trellises, clambering along the fences, aster franchetti and contoneaster Oregon, offer for sale and sell at pub Rooms 1 A 2 pannosa, (il feel that I am getting a Koos broadcast tr standing in the garden beds. lic auction, to the highest and bes: Farmers & Merchants Bank Bldg oidder for cash in hand, all the right, In between the rosea are-tall snow-«, liberal education in just hearing these Phono 37 title and interest of the Mid Defen Coquille, Oregon Methodist Episcopal Church ball bushes, white syringa, purple li names and associating them with the dants in and to the following des lacs, clematis and other flowering proper specimens, so I continue), py- Evening Preaching 7:30 p. m. Gravel Ford Items cribed real property, to-wit: A farewell party was given Emmet vines and shrubs. Underneath, in the racanthus crenulate, (I think that Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. Lots flve and six and the Southeast DR. W. V. GLAISYER Quarter of Section Thirty-two; the Mayse, of San Francisco, Friday shade or in the sun, all along the gar means “crinkled), pyracanthus llandi, South Half of the Southwest Quartei night at the A. J. Mayse home. The den path are primroses, irises, carna golden privet, mediterranean heather, VETERINARIAN Preaching at Bandon 11 a. m. of Section Thirty-three, in Township evening was spent in playing games tions, pansies, moneywort, alyssum' nandina domestics—but I forbear, Scriptural, Spiritual Preaching. Ev County Herd & Meat Inspector Twenty-seven, South of Range Thir it Those present saxatile and many other small plants, I suggest that if you want to identify eryone welcome. teen, West of the Willamette Meri- ind popping com. Coquille, Ore. dian, i U ao were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Minard, too numerous to mention. In an up some plant, just go down to John Mar . Q. A. Gray, Pastor. The North Half of the Northwest Mr. and Mrs. Fred Minard, Johnny per corner, wild plants are growing tin's. He h pretty sure to have it, 107 E. 2nd St., Coquille, Ore Quarter of Section Four, in Township J. A. RICHMOND and he or Mrs. Martin can tell you its Twenty-eight, South of Range Thir Bettencourt, Mr. and Mrs. Gearhardt by themselves—Indian peach, ferns, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON teen, West of the Willamette Meri ind family, Fred Hobson, Marie wild currant, wild iris, flreweed, alum name. I did know one plant quite First Church of Christ, Scientist dian, all situated in Coos County, Crumley and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. root, yellow lamb-tongue lilies, mis well, the Himalayan Cedar (Cedrus Coquille, Oregon Richmond-IBarker Building State of Oregon. This may sugeat litera Mayse. sion bells and the wild Oregon swamp Dsndara.) Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Said sale being made subject to Coquille, Ore. Mrs. Harvey Minard and Mrs. Fred lily (lilium columbianum). ture to some of you and you might Sunday Service at 11 .. m. redemption in the manner provided Phones: Office 62M, Res. 93® Minard spent Thursday quilting for Among Mrs. Dunne’s roses is an es try re-reading Kipling's "Under the by law. Subject for next Sunday: “Proba Dated at CoquiHe, Oregon, this 4th Hazel Gearhardt. pecially brilliant American Pillar Deodars.” tion after Death.” day of April, 1934. J. J. STANLEY On the upper side of the house be John Gearhardt spent the week-end rose which she grew from seed. An Wednesday evening meeting at 8 H. E. Hess, with his parents, Mr. and Mm. J. M. other novelty is the Burbank’s Thom- yond the lawn is a small nursery of o’clock. LAWYER 12t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon. Gearhardt.. less rose, which somewhat resembles evergreens and some young walnut and Free publie Readini Room opsn te Office in First Nat’l Bank Bldg. Mrs. Nettie Crosby and children Paul Neyon, but has no thorns. Her ,’herry trees and Pisaardi plums. In Church Building every Tuesday and NOTICE TO CREDITORS Coquille, Oregon and Mr. and Mm. Vernon Bennett and especial pride are her holly trees. the edge of the nursery ia Mm. Mar Friday afternoons exeept holidays Notice is hereby given that the un sons spent Thursday night at the W. There are two of them, now about 15 tin’s pride. It seems they all get that from two to five o’clock. dersigned. have been appointed by the years old, one of which has been bear way. It is a French lilac, variety County Court of the State of Oregon C. Griffin borne. The public is cordially invited to at IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE for Coos County, as executrices of the Mr. and Mm. Jap Yoakum visited ing berries for two yeans, the other Charles Jolly. At present it has one tend our services and to visit the COUNTY OF COOS, STATE Last Will and Testament of Frank R. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Minard Tuesday for flve year*. There are still eomt magnificent spike of wine-colored, Reading Room. OF OREGON' Bullack, deceased, and all person, morning. In the afternoon Mr. Yoak- Mm. Martin red berries clinging to one of them louble-petaled bloom. In the mattei* of the Estate of Emeet having claims, against the estate o. J. Larson, Deceased. said deceased are hereby required to us visited Vernon Bennett and Joe while the other is rail of bloom clear won’t pick it but she allows the fam Seventh Day Adventist Church Citation present the same to the undersigned Walker, while Mm. Yoakum visited to the top. It will be a gorgeous spec- ily to smell it and they have worn a Second and Collier Streets To Hugo Laraon, Mrs. Esther at the law offices of J. J. Stanley, ir. Mesdames W. C. and Milo Griffin. taele when winter comes. circular trail around the bush, going Nommeruen, Carl Laroon, Victor Lar First National Bank Building, in Co H. A. Niergarth, Local Pastor Elvene Bennett and seven other The next garden I visited was that in and out for breath-taking sniffs. son, Mrs. Adina Fleming, and to all quille, Coos County, Oregon, within Sabbath School (Saturday) 9:45 Between the house and the fine other heirs unknown, GREETING: six months from the date of thto no Ag boys left Thursday for Corvallis. of Mr. and Mm. Alfred Schroeder, a. m. They will return Bunday. W. A 1921 Fifth street I found Mr. and dairy barn is another screen of native In the N*">* ef th* State ef Oregon, tice. Preaching service 11:00 a. m. You are hereby cited and required to Dated and first published this 30th Sawyer, their instructor, took them Mrs. Schroeder working in the vege svergreena, with which John is ex- appear in the County Court of the Jay of March, 1934. out. -»rimenting to see what can be done table garden where there are long, Louisa A. Bullack State of Oregon, for the County of Church of God Robert Cotton and Mack McCoy clean row* of potatoes and peas and with them in topiary work. Coos at the Court Room thereof, at Rosa B. Croy, Sunday School at 10 o’clock with Coquille, in the County of Coos, Executrices uf the Last Will and spent Wednesday night at Bandon. But I cease—hot from leek of ma beds of plump, crisp lettuce. witnin ten days from the date of the Testament of Frank R. Bullack, de The flower garden is very large, I terial, but because my »«ticle is al classes fpr everyone. service of this Citation on you, if based. lltf WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE Morning service at 11 *. m Mm. A. R. Dimick. should judge almosit half an acre. ready too long. served within Coos County, Oregon; All outstanding warrants. No. 722 Evening preaching 7:80 p. m. or, within twenty days if served with to No. 781 inel., issued by School Diet The aoil is rich, deep loam, which en Young People’s meeting Sunday in any other County in this State; or, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE ables Mm. Schroeder to grow especi <. Everton. Coos Co., are now STATE OF OREGON IN News Notes From Rowers within four weeks if served within evening at 8:30. called for payment. ally fine flowem. She raises many FOR 1’HE COUNTY OF any other State within the United Prayer meeting 7:30 Thursaay av*. . n ,,id warranto cease? COOS A new camp ef COC boys from Illi plants from seeds and is always try • States; on within twenty weeks from April 20, 1934. »Ing- — P. _ . C. _ the date of such service if served In the Matter of the Estate of nois, who spent last summer in Wash ing out new varieties. I saw numer Dated this 20th day of April, 1934 The public is cordially Invited to all Gist, sometime« known as Perry C. within a foreign country; or, if served Mro M „E B®rF*H, Clerk. ous “flats” in protected places, each ington, wintering ip California, arrived thece services. Gist, Deceased. by publication, within twenty-eight Monday and were pushed through to containing small colonies of new Star R.. Bandon, Oregon <mys from the date of the flrat publi Notice to Creditors Edward E. Watkins, Pastor. Delte creek and China flat. The last cation of this citation; then and there Case No. 3121 FAT ELK DRAINAGE DISTRICT seedling*. We passed the beginning NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to dhow cause, if any there exist, why of the Missouri boys left Power* Mon- of her rock garden aa we came up the Frye, Winona MacMillian, Maxine MEETING an order of sale should not be made That the undersigned has been duly went to Kerrigan and Jane Thomas. garden path bordered by snowballs day. Several stayed and Notice is hereby given that there and license granted to F. W. Powers, appointed by the above entitled Court, work in the camps. The road to Frances O'Connor and Thomas G. aa Administrator of said estate, for as Administratrix of the Estate of will be a meeting of the owners of (opulua sterilia) and purple lilac*. the sale of the following described said Deceased, and has duly qualified land in the Fat Elk Drainage District The long rectangular bed* are ar China flat was opened |n time to get Sell, son of Mrs. John Darling, were held at the City Hall in Coquille, Coos real property, as prayed for in his as such. ranged for convenience in cultivating the boy« through, but it will be closed married at the parsonage of the Bible NOW THEREFORE, aH pemons County, Oregon, at the hour of ten petition, to-wit: at Coal creek. The fishing above will Standard Church by Rev. Rendell Lota 21, 22, 28 and 24 of Block 11 having claims against said Estate are o clock In the forenoon of Saturday and are filled with so many splendid of the Town of Powers, Coos Coun hereby notified and required to pre the 28th day of April, 1934, for the varieties of well grown plants that it be unsafe all summer, for the blast- Zelhner. They were attended by Mrs. ty, Oregon, according to the map and sent the same, together with proper purpose of electing one Supervisor is extremely difficult-4» select a feta *»8 In heavy rock is throwing rocks John Darling and Mm. E. T. Richards. I>nMn*/e District who shall plat thereof on file and of record in voucher» therefor, to the undersigned, for description. There are snapdrag all over the river. Thia opens twelve They will make their home in Pow- the office of the County Clerk of said at the offices of J. Arthur Berg, in hold his office for a period of three ons, carnations, Siberian wall flowers, miles of the road. Another six miles era. years and until his aueeesor to sleet Coquille, Oregon, within six months County and State; also, ed and qualified; and for the transaa- iris, calendula, stocks and all the love will follow the Coquille river to Rock Lot 7 of Block 14 of the Town of from the date hereof. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wilson, of Co Power*. Coos County, Oregon, ac Dated this 17th day of April. 1934. tioa of such other business as may ly, brilliant flowers suitable for dec creek, then follow Rock creek to the quille, spent Saturday night in Pow lawfully come before the meeting. cording to the map and plat thereof Saima L. Caughell, divide where it will break over to the ers, visiting relatives. Sunday they Dated this 90th day of April, 1934 orating, all grown In abundance. I Administratrix of the Estate of P. on file and of record in the office of discovered she, too, had an especial Rogue. This will make the-beet fish were called to Gardiner by the death W. E. Cross, the County Clerk of said County and C. Gist, sometimes known as Perry E. L. Detlefsen, favorite and I waa not surprised at ing on Rogue river in 57 miles of Co C. Gist, Deceased. State; also, . Wu,on’* «•*>•. B«rt Melvin. 8 H. »tockhoff. J. Arthur Berg. ' <* The South 87 feet of Lot E, Block her choice when she showed me the quille. Besides this road opens an The redecking of the bridge be Trustees. Attorney for Administratrix. 16, Morris Subdivision to the Tows I4t5 massive purple cluster* of her Elks’ unlimited amount of ripe timber, tween North and South Powers is 14t2 Edna A. Robison, 8eey. of Powers, Coos County, Oregn, ac Pride ten weehs' stocks. She has which will be logged in the near fu holding up traffic for one-hour peri cording to the map and plat thereof on file and of record in the office of WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE pink mallow already In bloom and the ture. od* during the day. The bridge will Notice is hereby given that war the County Clerk of said County and Notice is hereby given that all largest white, pink and red daisies I The Senior class presented "A Lit be moved so that traffic can move all rants up to and including No. 4666, warrants drawn against the General have ever seen. State. Queen Ann’s Lace tle Clodhopper” at the gym Saturday the time when this is dons. The new Witness, the (Hon. D. F. Thompson. issued by Coquille School District, No. Fund of the City of Coquille, Oregon, snuggles in the borders or stands in evening. The play was very much of bridge will take about four months Judge of County Court of the State 8, will be paid upon presentation to a^ eadoraed prjor to August let, a success, both financially and enter to build. of Oreiron fo't the County of Coos the district clerk, on end after Satur- 1981, are hereby called for payment hedges along the fence. with the seal of said Court, affixed day. April 21, 1934. Interest on said upon presentation at my office. Jn. She said she did not need to join tainingly. The capacity crowd en Mr*. George Buchanhan, of Alaska this 8 day of March, 1934. warrants ceases on that data. terest on such warrants will cease as the flower dob to keep Ijer back yard joyed every miiffite of the play. The i* visiting her children, Arthur, Clar Attest: — — - Leslie, Clerk, - Keith Attest: ef April 13th, 1934. nice, that she is prouder of her back cast ipcludod George Geesler, James ence and Winona MacMillian, and (SEAL) L. W. Oddy, Clerk.. School District No. 8, Coquille, Coos W. •.BICKELS. Treasurer, 14t3 18t3 Qty of Coquille, Orpfe*. yard than of the front A Mft R9>- 12t5 By Georgianna Johnson, Deputy County, Oregon. »fra. pelortf Compton. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Professional Cards k' - Th* Pioneer Methodic Chareh Bridff* I I Place: City Hall. Time: 8:00 p. m. Whesi: First and Third Tuasdaya. President—Geo. W. Taylor, Sr. Tress.—Mm. John A. Martin Cor. Sec. -Mrs. Bonnie Dutton. 0 s
