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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1934)
■ Vj-r ...4., I IT ■ - .S^S=5==WBtaSSta5e=S=2=M=SSHS= Live New« From Arago f» ■ yl & Frank Burbank was fortunate to kill a nice buck in the hills back ot th? Albert Lillie place Sunday. Edwin Keltner has gone to Cor vallis where he will begin his Junior year at O. S. C. He is specializing in Smith-Hughes work. Andrew Patrick and son, Cecil, re turned from the hop fields Friday. The Bible class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oluf Aasen Thursday evening with twelve present. The symbolical explanation of words used in, the book of Revelation were stud ied The next meeting will be held at the home of Joel Root. The annual election of officers for the Ladies Aid will be held at the home of Mrs. J. L. Burtis Wednes day. ' ' J ' Mrs. W. Ray Parker and three sons arrived Saturday from Medford to join Mr. Parker. They moved into the teaei^rage Monday after spend ing the week end at Clarence Schroe der’s Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hicks arrived from the hop fields near Salem Sat urday. Mrs. Hicks was quite ill as a result of the trip. Mrs. L. A. Myers was ill with the flu Friday and Saturday of last weekt Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Purser and children, Melba and Oscar, drove to Powers Saturday and visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chapman and other friends, returning to their home Sunday eve ning.,They found Mrs. Ernest Wiebe quite ill with a cold and little Bev erly Wiebe entirely recovered from her recent attack of pneumonia. Joe Milan! had the misfortune to I lose one of his horses this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Starr, of Ban don. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patrick, of upper Fish trap Sunday. Mrs. Starr remained tor a few days while Mr. Starr re turned to Bandon Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Collier, Harry Collier and Glenda Stewart spent Saturday in North Bend visiting friends. Ira Royer came in from Powers Friday to spend a few days with his sister, Mrs. Alvin Billings. Orvus Miller returned to his home on Fishtrap Sunday evening with a nice buck deer killed near Eckley Others in the party which left last Wednesday were Grover McQuigg, Mr. Peart and Mr. Rivers, all of Co quille. The party brought in four bucks. There were five new enrollments in the school this week, Bobby Hicks and Gene Parker in the third grade, Joe Parker in the second and Marie Hicks in the fifth. Cecil Patrick started his junior year jn high school. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Robison and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Robison went into Klamath county to hunt mule deer, leaving Wednesday and returning with a nice buck Saturday evening. Mrs. Sarah Robison stayed at the Jess Robison place with the children during their absence. The freshman initiation party was held in the gymnasium Friday night as the close of a week’s hazing Gaines followed the stunts and re freshments of cider and cookies were served. Neoma Miller, Clyde Lillie, Ellis Rackleff, Stephen Aasen were NOTICE OF CITY BUDGET Notice is hereby given that the Budget Committee of the City of Co quille, a municipal corporation of Coos County, Oregon, did, at a meeting of said committee held on the 18th day of September, 1934, prepare a budget and estimate of the total amount of money proposed to be expended by said City of Coquille for the next ensuing calendar year of said City for all pur poses, and which estimates have been filed in the office of the City Record- °L“id. CityJ J*nd that the Common Council of said City has fixed Monday, the 22nd day of October, 1934, at the hour of 8:00 P. M. as the time and the Council Chamber of the City Hall in said City of Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, as the place, at which time such estimates may be discussed with the levying board of said City, towit: the Common Council of said City, and at which said time and place any person who shall be subject to such tax levy when made, may be heard in favor or against such tax levy or any part thereof. That the said estimates filed in the office of the City Recorder are as follows: BUDGET __ of the CITY OF COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON For Uta Y*8T.1935 GENERAL FUND PERSONAL SERVICES: City Recorder .... ....... 4 City Marshal .... ....... Deputy City Marshal Street Commissioner City Attorney ....... .... City Treasurer ...... . Fire Chief ____ ... City Health Officer ... Other Services —......... ............. T...... I 4,910.00 MATERIALS A SUPPLIES: Light, Power A Phones ¡.„a.___________ Stationery, Printing A Legal Notices ...... Fuel A Supplies....... ...... ...... .............. ......... I H 3,700.00 350 00 600.00 CONSTRUCTION: Iftkgiaaaring 4,550.00 500 00 MAINTENANCE A REPAIRS: Streets, Bridges, etc. ....____ ____ ___ ___ _ City Hall ___ ___________ __ __________ Fire Department ...... ........... ....... INDEBTEDNESS: Payment of Funded Bonds, Series of 1937 Interest on Funded Bonds, Series of 1937... Payment of Henry Street Bridge Bonds Interest on Henry Street Bridge Bonds Payment on Beach Street Bridge Bonds . Interest on Beach Street Bridge Bonds ... Payment on Warrant Indebtedness ......... Interest on General Fund Warrants ....... MISCELLANEOUS: Elections __ ___ _____ ________ __ ...________ City Library ______________ __ .’..... ......... ........ Workmen’s Compensation........... .......... ........... .... Purchase of Property for Special Assesment and Improvement Bond Interest Fund....... City Parks _____________ ____ _____________ Other Items__ __________ ________________ 4400.00 1,000.00 1,150.00 1,000.00 300.00 1,000.00 282 50 1,000 00 1,800.00 Brewster Valley 7,511.50 75.00 900 00 300.00 1,800.00 150.00 400.00 3,355.00 300.00 300.00 EMERGENCY: Emergency .. WATER FUND PERSONAL SERVICES Water Superintendent City Recorder.... ....... City Treasurer ...___ Other Service«____ .. 1,380.00 1,000.00 150.00 730.00 T 3450.00 CONSTRUCTION A REPAIRS: Ibar __________________ Pipe & Supplies ............... Miscellaneous 500.00 1,74000 100 00 2,340.00 MISCELLANEOUS: Workmen’s Compensation Other Expense---------------- 150 00 150,00 300.00 INDEBTEDNESS: Payment of Water Fund Bonds ...... —4,000.00 Int. on Water Fund Bonds, Serie« C, D, E A F 6,310.00 10,310.00 Grand Total Estimated Expenditures RECEIPTS: Licenses .««.. h ..- h ....— 4 400 00 R om ______ ———.......—........... 150 00 300.00 Road Tax ..................... . .............................. ~— 700 00 Mountain States Power Co.—Franchise Tax .... 100 00 Miscellaneous —.______ — Water Department .............. 18,300.00 Amount to be Raised by Taxation_____ __ Indebtedness sf the City of CoqnUle, Coss County, Oregon September 1st, 1834 Funding Bonds—Series of 1927 -------- .... ---------------- — Henry Street Bridge Bonds —.—............ — . ...... Beach Street Bridge Bonds ---------- .„-------------- ---- —----------- Special Improvement Bonds -------- .......... ——----------- Water Fund Bonds—Series C ------------------ .....----------------- —Series D----------------- —Series E —Series F --------- ......... General Fund Warrants —..... —......— Water Fund Warrants —-------- —------------- Special Fund Warrants ............................— Tetal Indebtedness State of Oregon County of Coos SS 43,397,50 3 18,450.00 3 34447.50 4 33,000.00 5400.00 .. 6,00000 88,853 57 .. 13,500.00 30,000.00 20.000.00 50.000 00 33,534.93 585.74 2.593.32 3273470.54 ................ . initiated. Francis, Ellis and Fred Barklow killed a nice forked horn buck Satur day on the Price Robison place. Word received from Gordon Flera-’ ing and party stated that their trip to Wenatchee was uneveoliul save I for six flat tires. All irs'employed in tl»e orchards. Mrs. Edith Woodward and Miss Edythe Woodward spent the week end at their home, retau ning to Fair view Sunday afternoon John Damron and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Damron, of Band m, drove up Thursday to help Sam Damron put the roof on the new house, which was practically complet 'd when they returned to their home Sunday eve ning. . - C. A. Swift was very much annyo- ed by hunters on his place this week end. They were running deer with a dog and kept coming through his pastures and frightening his cows. TresDass notices will be enforced it this continues. candy, nuts, home-made ice cream and cake were served to the large crowd present, which numbered more than 80 persons. Among the out-of- town guests were Mr. and Mrs. El mer Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nickason and Dale Marcy, from kum; Mrs. Sarah Williams, Lottie Williams, Messrs. Lewis and Norman Williams, Miss Vera Knight and Miss Ionella Curtiss, from Myr tle Point; Mrs. Lizize Lett and son. Leslie, from Norway. Attendance at Grange was not so targe as usual Friday night. Plans were made for the Booster night pro gram and also for the Pomona meet ing which will be held here Oct. 9. Hamburger, coffee and melons were served by the refreshment committee at the close of the meeting. Mr. and Mr». Teddy Miller, Mr and Mrs. Ben James, Robert and Dacie, returned late Thursday night from the hop yards, where they had spent about three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Miller are making their home in ‘ a cabin on the Taylor place, on Roek Creek. ' * a J Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Culver and Miss Constance Knight were Coquille visitors Monday afternoon. Mrs. Melissa Brownson entertained with a birthday dinner Saturday eve ning, honoring her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Elmer Brownson. Those enjoy- ' ing the delicious repast were: Mr. [ and Mrs. Elmer Brownson and Chil dren, Clifford and Wallace; Henry Brownson, Harry Brownson, Mrs. | Hattie Hatcher and- daughter, Miss: Mae, Mrs. Carrie Benham and the hostess. i There are M enrolled in the grade' school here this year, 14 of whom are in the beginners’ class. Miss Maude Hooton returned home Tuesday from Myrtle Point, where she had been visiting since Sunday evening, with her sister, Miss Dor othy Hooton, at the Mast Hospital, and with the Forrest L. Moon family. Mrs. Roy Donev has been quite ill this week. Miss Mae Hatcher is planning an interesting Christian Endeavor meet ing for next Sunday evening, the subject of which is “Worth While Aims for the Year Ahead.” Mr. and Mrs. Albert Christensen attended the fellowship meeting held in Myrtle Point Monday. O. J. Osmondson, of Roseburg, vis ited at the Harvey home this week Miss Genevieve Carman, who has been visiting st the Crowley home the past week, returned to her home at Gaylord Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krewson were callers In Myrtle Point and Coquille Friday. Rirs. Oscar Oberman, of Dora, spent a few days at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elwin Alford Ted Abbott and Pete Alford finish ed falling white cedar on Elk creek Thursday. , < Mrs. Eva McClure and Mr. Kibby, of Marshfield, spent a few days at the Krewson home. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Robison and Mrs. Oscar Durrel were business callers in Myrtle Point and Coquille Wednesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Julius Benham have moved from Dement Creek to Elk Creek and they will finish up the logging there. Mrs. Leslie Groat and son, Rogers, who have spent the past week at Summer, returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Linden Jenkins and Norleigh Alford, of Powers, arrived in the valley Monday to visit with relativaa. 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