faut
Riverton News.
-JWI hedut.
ST " ■ • •
it . . h w w t
< .
hahi’»
b*"
, hl4e
iBto the thkk
bre,k
Witb
. ht.ve to snap out of
tin
©Hsy coms
»»
manner of handling your Lome
• • but hear thia i„ «¡nd . . £
Rdng
effort
• • •
sunny
to be well worth ... the
.. for in a short while
you’U find yourself on the
side of “GOING UP WAY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Coquille, Oregon
where you’ll find helpfulnee»
—blending in with your efforts
————
Professional Cards
L1LJEQVIST, SWANTON
& SLACK
Attorneys and Counsellors
First National Bank Building
Oregon
Coquille
DR. J. R. BUNCH
DENTIST
X-RAY Sarrica
Laird Bldg.
Telephone 82-L
First Street
Coquille, Ore.
GRANT CORBY
Attorney at La*
Richmond-Barker Bldg.
Phone 157
Coquille, Ora.
Residence Phone 24-M
J. ARTHUR BERG
Attorney at Law
Rooms 1 A 2
Farmers * Merchants Bank Bldg
Phone 87
Coquille, Oregon
DR. W. V. GLA1SYER
VETERINARIAN
‘
County Herd A Meat Inspector
Coquille, O to .
J. A. RICHMOND
PHYSICIAN'sad SURGEON
Riehmond-iBarkor Building
Coquille, Ore.
; Office 82M, Res. 93R
J. J. STANLEY
Attorney-at-Law
OAee at residence. 279 South
Willard 8L, Coquille
V. R.
WILSON
“OPTOMETRIST”
Errors in Refractimi «orrocted
without the uw of Drags.
434 W. 1st BL
Oro.
NOTICE or SHERIFF’S SALE
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
under and by virtue of an Execution
“nd Order of Sale issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Coos on the 38th
day of November. 1934, in a certain
“use in said Court pending wherein
Portland Mortgage Co., a corporation,
iS P}aintlif. and B. Folsom and Susie
T. Folsom, his wife, are Defendants,
Case No. 10139, of said Court and
commanding me to sell the herein
after described real property to sat
isfy the sum of 82788.47 with interest
thereon from August 20, 1931. at the
rate of 9 per cent per annum, the
further sum of 813.81 with interest
thereon from June 13, 1831, at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum, tot
further sum of 3413.13 with interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent pe»
annum from January 18, 1931, th*
further sum of 831.35 with interest
thereon st the rate of 10 per cent pel
annum from April 15, 1933, the fur
ther sum of 318.50 with interest
thereon from October 18, 1933, a
the rate of 10 per cent per annum
the further sum of 39.35 with inter
est thereon at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum from April 14, 1934, tot
further sum of 3150.00 Attorney fees
toe further sum of 37.50 searching
records and costs and disbursements
rO.80, together with accruing costs.
WILL ON SATURDAY, THE 29th
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1934, at the
hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon oi
said day at the front door of th*
County Court House in the City of
Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, af
ter for sale and sell at public auc
tion, to the highest and best biddei
for cash in hand, all the right, tith
and interest of the said Defendants
in and to the following described real
property, to-wit:
Lots numbered 10, 11 and 12, ir
Block 28. Eliott’s Addition to Co
quille, Coos County, Oregon, accord
ing to the plat thereof on file and o
record in the office of toe Countj
Clerk of Coos County, Oregon.
. Said sale being made subject to re
demption in the manner provided by
lsw.
Dieted at Coquille, Oregon, toil
28th day of November, 1934.
H. E. H mb ,
48t5 Sheriff of Coos Co«mty, Oregon
i NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby liven that the
undersigned has been duly appointed
by the County Court for Coos Coun
ty, Oregon, as the Administratrix oi
toe Estate of J. C. Watson, deceased
and that all persons having H a lm s
against said estate are hereby notified
that they are required to present the
same duly verified and with prope:
vouchers therefor to the undersigned
at the office of C. A. Barton in toe
ritle Company Building, in Coquille,
Coos County, Oregon, within six
months from the date of thia notice
Dated this 7th day of December,
1934
Sarah A Watson,
Administratrix of.the Estate of J.
C. Watson, deceased
47t5
WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
On the Sth day of January, 1885,
at the hour of 10 A. M. at toe front
door of the Court House in Coquille,
Coos County. Oregon, I will sell st
public auction to the highest bianer
for cash the following real property
Notice is hereby given that War
located in Coos County, Oregon, to- rants No 458 to No. 487 incl., issued
b? Union High School Dist* No. 3,
_.
... -— Co., Ore. are now
Beginning et a point on the Sec- Riverton.
quar- called for Coos
>n line 25 rods west of the quar
payment.
ter section . corner c on the North
Interest on said warrants ceases
ix.undary of Section L Township Doc. 7, 1934.
28 South, Range '*
18 West of the
Mrs M E. Borgard,
w uMitne««* w»,.
■ ■*■■!■ I run thence
Willamette
Meridian.
Ctafk,
west along Section line 31 rods; 47t3
Star R.. Bandon. Ore
run thence South 24 rods, run
thence East 31 rods to west bound
WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
ary of Schroeder Street, run thence
Notice is hereby given that sw-
North along West boundary of rants up to and including No. 4977,
said Schroeder Street. 24 rods, i—iiad by Coquille School District, No.
more or less, to the place of be 8. will be paid upon presentation to
ginning, situated in _
the district clerk, on and after Satur
twFltam^MsS.lnCoos
day, December 18, 1984. Interest on
said warrants ceases on that date
■ Keith Leslie, Clerk
' "aid MleT made under
School District No. 8, Coquille.
issued out of the Circuit Court of the ty. Oregon.
__ __ ___ 4818 i
state of Oregon for the County
Coos to me directed in the cue
WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
John Bullack and Mary Bullack, hus
iven that war
Notice is hereby given
band and wife. Plaintiffs,
rants, numDerea
numbered 160,
161, » 188, and
runts,
tow, ava
Cun
171 to 178 inclusive, issued by Cun-
William R.< Lewis and Minnie Lewis, ningham School District, No. 10. Coos
husband Shd wife.^Defendants
County, Oregon, will be paid upon
Sheriff ofEC^Tcounty. Ore«on presentation to the clerk on and af
In
ter Friday. . December 14, 1934.
1834.
47t5
By Alice Parrott, Deputy- terest will C»tte onU^ date
Lena McCurdy, Clerk,
Lens
notice
School District No. 10, Coos Coun-
Notice is hereby given that
[
ty, Oregon________________ 4818
qy aww ANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
itre-zon, for the election of d,**c.h^|
Notice is hereby given that war
Sas««««: rants. No IM to No. 250 inclusiye.
issued by Valley View School Dis
trict» No 63. will be pa'd upon pre
sentation on and after Friday. De-
on Tuee-
»Hr
« cember 14. 1934. st the Fbrri Nation
al Bank of CoquiBe.
hours of 10 A. M. and 8 P. M.
Dated at Coquille. OW«’ U1W
5th day of Derember.
School District No. «3, Coos Coun-
47t# Coos County, Oregon
««3
“m w“X’ nsxiciSr
Mias Ruth Irvin, instructor, and
Ileen Harris,- Esther Watson, Louise
Carlson and Cherie Mae Hartwell,
represented the Riverton high school
at the Girls’ League Conference in
Coquille Saturday. They all voiced
the opinion that it was the finest
meeting of that nature that they had
eves witnessed and gained much val
uable information in regard to car
rying on of a league in this district.
However besides this, Riverton was
quite well recognized. Levelle Wal-
strom, chairman for this conference
is a former Riverton student; Evelyn
Miller, of Riverton, was chosen as
vice president for the Southwestern
Girls' League Association; and Eve
lyn Berry, of Myrtle Point, elected
treasurer, is also a former Riverton
student
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hartwell and
son. Grant, went to Jefferson Mon
day morning where they were th»
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fin
lay. Tuesday they attended a meet
ing of fox breeders and furriers ir
Salem and returned home Wednes
day evening.
Fred Berry returned to Sawyer
near Florence, where he will con
tinue the winter plowing he had
started before coming home for his
viait.'
Mrs. Clifford Martin received word
that her brother, Harry Sanford, who
has been in the Keiser hospital for
several weeks with an abscess upon
his brain, is recovering quite rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. Gwililam and George
Heather were visitors in Myrtle Point
this week.
The entire Southwestern Oregon
is mourning the loss of Mr. Georgi
Bogard, a pioneer resident of this
country, who passed away at hit
home Sunday morning. Our sinceri
sympathy is extended to the bereav
-d family.
' ■
Nolan Watson, accompanied by hit
brother-in-law, Lee Atkinson of Co-
tuille, returned this week fronr
Klamath Falls, where they went for
r short visit.
•'“You never can tell what will hap-
,ien next time" was the feeling of al
‘he Riverton folk after the turn o
he tables in the practice game be
ween Riverton and Coquille Tues
lay night. After having defeated thi
tied Devils last week the team it
wondering just what sort of magi'
hat Barton boy wields to make th,
•core just as bad the other way. The
<econd team was handicapepd with
Hartwell gone so was defeated much
vorse than before.
Bridge Happenings
Live New» From Arago
Mrs. J. L. Burtis, Mrs. Lawrence
RacMeff, Mrs. Clarence Schroeder
and Mrs. Naomi Robison were shop
pers in Marshfield Monday.
The 1 Julies Aid bazaar held De
cember 14 resulted in a nice sale of
fancy work. The rest of the articles
will be on display and sale at the
Arago store until after Christmas.
The grade school operetta is ready
for the final rehearsals which are be
ing held in the gymnasium. The title
of the play is “On Christmas Hill”
and it will be held Friday afternoon
at one-thirty o’clock in the gymnasi
um. It is arranged in Jfaree acts, with
he setting in an orphan’s home. The
Spirit of Christmas sends her mes-
•enger Stargleam, played by Jean
Clinton, to take all the children who
wish good wishes for others on a visit
o Christmas Hill, where they meet
.-hildren from all lands. The song*
ire pretty and the children will be
•uitable costumed which promises a
nost entertaining afternoon. Every
itudent in the grade school has some
>art in the play and students and
’eachers alike issue a most cordial
invitation to all to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. George Zinzerling
and children Allen, Edith and George
alunior, visited at the John Devereux
home near Bandon Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies* Aid held a business
ind sewing meeting at the home of
Mrs. J. L. Burtis Wednesday after
noon. It was voted to hold no more
meetings until after Christmas. Those
present were Mesdames C. A. Kelt-
ner, Tyrrell Woodward, Geo. Gilles
pie, Oluf Aasen, John Carl, Claude
landlemann, Ernest Watkins, David
Root, Albert Lillie, Albert Gulstrom.
C..S. Webb, Geo. Zinzerling, Gordon
Fleming, Gus Schroeder, Lawrence
lackleff, and J. L! Burtis.
Mr. and Mrs. Oluf Aasen and niece.
Mary Jean McAllister, visited S. C.
McAllister at the Mast hospital Sat
urday. Mr. McAllister is gradually
covering from the shock of his ac
ident and is showing some improve-
nent, although he is in a great deal
>>f pain.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carl and Mrs.
X F. Thompson, of Coquille, left
Monday for Portland where they will
o.n Judge Thompson, who went up
ast week.
They plan to return to
Tillamook Thursday to visit relatives
¡.nd will be at home again on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parker enter-
ained Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schroe
der, Lois and Price Schroeder for
linner Friday evening.
Ralph Davis delivered a load of
emi to Marshfield Monday morning.
Orvus Miller and family went in to
i. .oquiile Thursday in order that Mr.
Miller could receive medical treat-
lent. He is suffering from a severe
■ase of tonsilitis. They are staying
zith the Grover McQuigg family.
Mrs. Robert McNeill and daughter,
.¡'rances, are visiting at the home of
ler parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Da
vis.
• Mr. and Mrs. George Gerlach visit-
d relatives in North Bend Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Purser have
lad to leave Coos county on account
it Mr. Purser’s health. They moved
o Myrtle Creek last week.
The dramatic club met at the home
if Mrs. Lawrence Rackleff for a
White Elephant Christmas party
Monday evening. They rehearsed the
tongs to be used in the Christmas pro
gram Sunday evening and spent the
rest of the time playing games and
popping com. A skit was presented
by Mary and Jean Watkins.
The Bible study was held Thursday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
f. B. McDonald A very interesting
discussion was hold on the first six
verses of chapter 30 in Revelations,
rhe next meeting will be held at the
home of Joel Root.
Those present
were Mr and Mrs Ray Parker, Mr
■»nd Mrs. Ernest Watkins, Mr. and
Mrs. David Root, Mrs. Naomi Robi-
•on, Miss Eleanor Corthell, Sam Root,
facob Moomaw and the host and
Mr. and Mrs. Turner B. MacDpn-
aid were dinner guests of Mrs. Hattit
.latcher and daughter, Mae, Sunday
A Christmas program will be gilei
□y the school children Friday after
toon, after which school will 'clost
for a two weeks* vacation. The prin-
.-ipal, C. E. Ellison, plans to spent
he holidays with relatives anc
.riends in Portland. Mrs. Wm. R
drown plans to go to Crescent City
Calif., to spend the vacation with het
lusbend, while Mrs. Elite Lamp wil.
viait her sister in Portland.
Mrs
uamp will be accompanied on the
.rip by her daughter, Frances, and
her mother, Mrs. Christine Ericksen
Mrs. Marion Wilson, of Prosper,
■pent the past week-end here at the
aome of her brother, H. A. Hatfield
Mr and Mrs. Ovid Bryant spent
Sunday with Mrs. Bryant’s parents
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. England, at Re
mote.
Amos Radiker, who has been ill
for over two weeks, is still unable to
resume his duties as school janitor.
Jason Jewett has charge of the work
during his absence.
The Christian Endeavor meeting
next Sunday evening will be a
votional service, in keeping with toe
Christmas season. Orlin Lett is the
appointed leader
Mrs. Zoe Shields is taking treat
ment from Dr. Drumm again this
week, after spending the past week
end at her home here. She is a guest
Mr and Mrs. L. W McAdam have
of Mrs. Sadie Cassidy at Marshfield, built a trailer this week in expecta
while under the doctor's care.
tion of driving to Loa Angeles for
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Fleener, who Christmas
were formerly neighbors of the
Stanley Lake family when both fam
Fairview
ilies lived In eastern Oregon, wore
The approach of the holiday season
guests Friday night at the Lake
is well-heralded tn Fairview valley.
Quite a large number of local The community program, which is to
Grangers went to Myrtle Point Sat- take place Saturday, December 23, is
urday evening for the joint installa now ready and -all valley residents
are waiting for the evening to roll
tion of officers.
W. A. Clayton and F. W. Corps around.
The regular meeting of the Fair
were business visitors in Marshfield
view Singing Club was held at the
Monday.
Mrs W A. Roselle and daughter. school house Wednesday. December
Pearl, of Broadbent, and Miss Doro 19. and the evening waa spent in put
thy Hooton, of Myrtle Point, were ting the finishing touches on a group
Tuesday afternoon visiton at Hoo of Christmas carols which the club
will present at the program Saturday
ten's Haven. *-
Accompanying the singers.
A short Christmas program will be night.
presented by the Sunday school Sun there will be several violinists, so the
day morning, followed by a Christ numbers presented should be doubly
f
mas sermon by T. B. MacDonald. entertaining i
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillipa were
Miss Mae Hatcher and Mrs. Ovid
Bryant have charge of the program. called to eastern Oregon several days
ago by the sudden illness of their
WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE daughter-in-law. They will return
Notice is hereby given that war to Fairview for the holidays and are
rants 33 to 88 inclusive, issued by expected home the latter part of this
School District No. 35. between Nov.
25. 1933. and Jan. 27, 1933. are called
Tom Benham Is remodeling his
for payment and interest ceases Dec.
21. 1934
home this week in preparation tor
Frances L. McCarthy,
Santa
Clerk School District No 25, Coos
On, Ore. McKinley,
^t-1935
Buick announces continuation
of ...its Smart Style • a* Proven
Superiority.. .Established
Pres-
«
*
tlge of Quality and Value
• • . and every fundamental
Buick Engineering Feature
already proved and now
Improved by further progress.
in any other car except the three of very lowett price,
girea striking, even sensational recognition and approval
to the superiority of Buick quality and Buick value.
Buick was ahead of its time this year. Buick for 1935—
already a proven product—is ahead now. The building
this year of the finest cars Buick ever built, in a volume
nearly double the 1933 output, has brought forth Impor
tant new improvements and refinements, bearing upon
performance,.smoothness, dependability and general
economy.
Compare the -Buick for 1935 as you will. You will see here
the value for your money. You will buy a bettet auto
mobile only when Buick buildx it
BUY BUICK
.111(1 you
BUY BETTER
7M
BUICK
VALUI-PR1CIS
SO— «7W ro »923
so— tint to tun
at—tint *
it—tint tóWJ
Southwestern Motor Co. O regon 1
CHEVROLET - PONTIAC - OLDSMOBILE - BUICK
LA SALLE - CADILLAC
several loads of their beloved
have been leaving the valley
week to become toe Christmas
in the homes of others.
Miss Edythe Woodward and Mrs.
Althea Harrah, teachers in the Fair
view school, will go to their respec
tive homes for the holidays.
Lew Sonneland, who has been
working in Marshfield, is expected
home to spend the holidays with his
family.
Walter Norria,.who has been work
ing in the Rogue river district, will be
home at Christmas time.
Faye W. Holverstott, sopohomore
tn agriculture at Oregon State Col
lege, will return home for the Christ-
mas holidays to visit at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hol
verstott.
New officers of the Fairview-North |
Fork Grange No. 738, were installed,
at Myrtle Point December 18. They
will take over their posts at the next
session under the leadership of Foster
Phillips, the new master.
Harold T. Berry, who has been
working in North Plains for the past
few months, will visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Betty, over the
holidays
Gravel Ford 1
W.C.
in Coquille.
Mr. and Mrs Norland Gant were
week-end visitors at the J. L. Crosby
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker and chil
dren were Sunday visitors at the J.
N. Gearhardt home.
Calling cards, 50 for 11.00.
WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that War
rants No. 43 to No. 178 inclusive, is
sued by Roy School District No 44,
will be paid upon presentation to the
district clerk, on and after Friday,
Dec. 14, 1884. Interest on said war
rants ceases on that data
Mrs. Lola N. RobiscI, Clerk,
_______
School District No. 44, Coos Coun-
ty. Orogen,
WHY SUFFER?