The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 18, 1935, Page 5, Image 5

JANUARY IB,
closing you and each of you of all
’tar in Oregon. He is gathering fems
Fuirview
right, title, and interest in said mort­
at present.
Lew
Sonneland
is
confined
to
the
gaged premises and every part there­
The high school dramatic dub met
.Mrs. Leon Pauli has recovered Keizer hospital at North Bend due to of, and have such other and further
at the home of Price and Lois Schroe­
from her recent attack of flu and is injuries received when he fell from relief as to the Court shall seem meet
der Monday evening after basket ball
and equitable.
gaining her strength rapidly.
the bridge where he has been work-
practice. The evening was spent in
This summons is published by or­
,
Miss Joan Milani waa able to re­ ihg for some time. Mr. Sonneland der of the Honorable J. T. Brand,
studying ’pantomime, followed by
turn to the home of her parents, Mr.. is getting along as well as can be Judge of the Circuit Court of Cooe
games and light refreshments. Those
WE ARE A MOOT GRATEFUL BANK”
and Mrar'Joe Milani. Monday. She expected, however# and all' of his County, Oregon, made and entered
present were Mary and Jean Watkins,
Underwent an emergency operation fl lends wish him a speedy recovery. the 17th day 1 of January, 1935.
Lodema and Yvonne Cross, Melden
Harry A. Slack,
Slack.
—y®n, most grateful indeed for the inspiring
for appendictis January 8.
Lloyd Teagarden ably substituted
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Carl, Stephen Aasen, Merle Randle­
confidence that you all have shown in -un as
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Halter, Mrs. for Mr. Byerly as superintendent of
First National Bank Building, Co- ■
mann, Freddie Vetter, Alvin Freden­
Lawrence Barklow, Mrs. Wayne the Sunday school last Sunday, as quille. Oregon.
.;
a banking institution in those trying times
berg, Mrs Lawrence Rackleff, Ellis
Date of first publication: Jan. 18.
Woodward and son, Gerald, were all­ Mr. Byerly has been Confined to his
in the panning .
. standing shoulder to
Rackjef, qnd -Mrs. Naomi Robison.
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank home with a severe cold. The atten­ 1935.
Date of last publication: Feb. 15.
Officers wfere elected for the next
shoulder with »... meeting the rigid
’ Lane in the Roy district Friday.
.
I
dance at Sunday school was excellent 1935.
quarter,
Yvonne
Cross,
president;
conservatism that we were just forced to
Word was received by Ralph Davis in spite of unfavorable weather con­
Lois Schroeder, vice president; Price
of the death of his mother in Michi- ditions. All are urged to attend and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 6 f THE
adopt with a most considerate understanding
Schroeder, secretary.
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
. gan, January 2. Mrs. Jay Davis, who make the classes even latger.
. yes, we are indeed, most grateful—
s
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burtis attended
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
made her home in Myrtle Point until
The
list
of
illnesses
in
the
valley
is
and will endeavor to show “OUR APPRE­
the American Legion meeting in Co­
September of last year, was at the unusually large this last week. Those WESTERN LOAN & BUILDING CO.,
a corporation, Plaintiff,
quille Monday evening.
CIATION” in a constant effprt to make thin
bedside •;
ivho have been reported are: Mrs. C.
The
Arago
grade
basket
ball
team
bank more and more “YOUR BANK.
Mrs. Fred Lafefrty was the hostess i>. King, Amos Hatcher, Mrs. M. E. ROSE THAYER, O. G. THAYER, A.
played the Bridge team Friday night
E. SEAMAN, JOHN D. GOSS and
for the January meeting of the Arago feters and Mrs. Andy Parks. Their
with a score of 14 to 18 in favor of
ELISABETH H GOSS, his wife,
Missionary society. The program was many friends hope to see them out
STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT
Arago.
A return game will be
in her charge. Mrs. Keltner presided igain soon.
COMMISSION, UNITED STATE
played at Bridge January 22. Sand­
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Over the brief business meeting. 1
OF AMERICA, Defendant,.
The appearance of snow in the val-
wiches and cookies were served tlie
Na. 18537
was decided to observe World Day ay caused much discussion among
of CoquWIe, Oregon
visiting team after the game
The
Publication of Summons
. of Prayer for missions which will bi -he old-timers who say it’s' a rare
TO ROSE THAYER, O. G. THAYER,
Arago line-up Friday evening was:
Jfarch 8;
Rev. W. A. Couden, of light. While it was beautiful to see,
A. E. SEAMAN, JOHN D. GOSS
Kenton Myers and Everett Doyle,
Myrtle Point, gave a talk on mission
AND ELISABETH H. GOSS, HIS
t was also dangerous. The roads,
guards; John Henry Schroeder, cen­
WIFE, STATE INDUSTRIAL AC­
ary conditions in Alaska from hit
isky
enough
in
dry
weather,
are
now
ter; Ellis Rackleff and Alton Billings,
CIDENT COMMISSION, UNITED
own personal observations during his slick and treacherous.
STATES OF AMERICA, DEFEN­
forwards. Alton Billings was high
' residence there.
Mrs. Couden and
Last'Thursday evening, January 10,
DANTS.
point man.
■ M«- Lafferty sang “Ivory Palaces,” Harry Hubbell, the school bus driver,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
John Paul Root was hoot to nine of
and Mrs. Couden sang a solo. Mrs. conveyed a crowd of the young peo­ OF OREGON: You are hereby re­
his friends Saturday afternoon, the
Alma Halter, of Coquille, gave the ple of the valley to Coquille to see quired to appear and answer the
MW
complaint filed against you In the
occasion being his sixth birthday. Re-
history of the founding of the society the basket ball game. The evening above entitled suit within four (4)
IN THt CIRCUIT COURT OF THE fr
of ice cream, birthday
in
the
fall
of
1923.
There
were
nine
«TArirOF OREGON FOR
was much enjoyed by the following: weeks from the Uth day of January,
and popcorn were
Charter members, Mrs. Edith Wood­ Clynard Holverstott, Hazel and Vivi­ 1935. and on Or before the 8th day
THE COUNTY OF COOS
served to Patty and Arlan Shaw, Jun­
ward being the first president, Mrs. an Morris, Bud Berry, Bette Ann of February, 1935, the time prescribed
PACIFIC COAST ¿22
JOINT STOCK
LAND BANK OF ‘ PORTLAND,
2“
a ior Zlnzerling, Jack Farrier,' Kent Halter the first vice president and Yeoman, Leo Young, Lois Teteip, in the ORDER OF PUBLICATION of
said Court, made and entered on the
—---------------- ——
Hickam, Joe, Eugene and Billy Par­
corporation, Plaintiff/'
Miss Nettie Halter the first secretary­ Donolda Powell. Erwin Henagin, Fay 8th day of January, 1935, and if you
ker,
Glenda
Jean
Lillie.
Several
of
L1UEQVIST, SWANTON
fail so to answer, for want thereof
FRITZ FUCHS
A FUCHS. the mothers assisted Mrs. Root in en- treasurer. Three of the charter mem­ and Ben Holverstott, Jean McNelly, the plaintiff *411 apply to the Court
& SLACK
husband and
bers were present,
Mrs. Clamce Preston Moy and Mrs, Hubbell.
N F MAt-
for the relief prayed for in plain­
1 SON, ELMER
I, AUGUfT tqriaining.
Attorneys and Counsellors
Schroeder, Mrs. John Carl and Mrs.
Mrs. Carrie Benham, of Bridge, has tiff’s complaint on file herein, a suc­
Ed
Rackleff
returned
to
his
home
maicxuin
,
iitunTwi
<
SWANTON,
i
MATSON.
B.
First National Bank Building
Halter. The next officers were Mrs. been visiting at the Tom Benham and cinct statement of said relief prayed
¡Trustee, BENNETT TRUST COM­ in Qin by Wednesday after visiting
PANY, a corporation, GALE ROB­ his son, hhwrence, in Arago and other Halter, Mrs. Carl and Mrs. Schroeder, the Charles Holverstott homes for for being as follows, to-wit:
Coquille
Oregon
a. For judgment against the de­
who served until 1928, when Mrs. the past two weeks.
ERTS and “JANE DOE” ROB-
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fendant«. Rose Thayer and O. G.
—■“ ~ and
3“ wife,
GEORGE relatives for ten days. _
ERTS, husband
\
Schroeder became president, Mrs’. Er­
Bob
Ellis,
of
near
Reedsport,
is
Thayer, and against each of .them
Arago guests of Mrs. Gus Bender
„ CLAWSON
and AL .VINA
’
_____________
CLAW­
DR. J. R. BUNCH
nest Watkins vice president and Mrs visiting at the J. W. Powell home.
for the sum of 81461.02 -with inCerest
SON. husband and wife, and at Norway Friday were Mr. and Mrs.
DENTIST
Misses Marjorie and Thelma Judd thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per
STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT John Carl«. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Nellie Keller secretary-treasurer. In
1929 Mrs. Watkins became president, left last Sunday evening for San annum from the 16th day of Majehc-'——
COMMISSION, Defendants.
X-RAY Service
1932, for the further sum of $162 64
Schroeder,' Mrs. Oluf Aasen, Mrs. J.
«
Mrs. Frank Fish vice and Mrs. J. L. Francisco, for an indefinite visit with with interest thereon at the rate of
SUM^Ng
Laird Bldg. *
First Street
L. Buffis -and Mrs. Lawrence Rack­
Burtis secretary-treasurer. Mrs. T. B. relatives.
10 per cent per annum from August
To FRITZ FUCHS
and
ILLA leff
___ •
Telephone 82-L
Coquille, Ore.
Uth, 1933, tor the further sum of
MacDonald and Mrs. Burtis followed,
The
Fairview
Singing
Club
met
at
FUCHS, huatand
-■
’ --Miss ATleé Sroti was a Sunday din-
with Mrs. Watkins as secretary, and the home of Mrs. Lora Holverstott 8126,00 attorney’s fees.
the above nameg defendanta:
b. For a decree that plaintiff’s
. IN ’THE NAME 4>F THE STATE rfer guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kell­ in 1930-Mrs. C. A- Keltner became Wednesday - evening. In addition to
mortgage is a first, prior, valid and
..... *'
GRANT CORBY
OF OREGON you are hereby requir­ ner
president.
She has held the office the usual song practice, the violinistq subsisting lien for the amount of the
ed' to appear and answer the com­
Harvey and Kenton Myers are ill
rendered herein; that said
Attorney at Law .
plaint filed against you to the above with flu at the home of their parents. continuously..since that time, with practiced for next Sunday’s meeting. judgment
Mrs. Wayne Woodward, Mrs. Ernest Several more turned out to help the mortgage be foreclosed and the de-
Rictimond-BarfcarBldg.
entitled suit on or before the expira­
fmdnnts and each of them be barred
tion of 4 weeks from the date of first Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Myers------------ -- _ j "Wiebe, ahd'eVpresehf Mrs. George ladies who are-trying their best to and foreclosed of all right, title,
Phone 16T -
Coquille, Ore.
Mrs. Gus Schroeder suffered a se­
publication of thie Summons, that
Gillespie,
as
vice
presidents.
Mrs.
gain new members and arouse inter­ claim „or interest in or to said real
Residence Phono 24-M
being the time prescribed In the or­ vere heart attack Saturday morning
property or any part thereof, saving
der for publication thereof, said date and is in a very serious condition at Tyrrell Woodward, the present secre­ est in the club. It has been suggest­ and excepting the right of redemp­
tary, has held the office for three ed that the young people turn out
being the 4th day of January, 1935,
tion;
and If you fail to so appear and an- her home. She will be bedfast for years. Each past president present and have a special chorus pf their
J. ARTHUR BERG ~
W c. That the real property described
swer
thereof, the plaintiff
plaintiff sorrfe time but is getting along as well gave an account of the various pro­
_ for
... want
----- 1 thereof,
hereto, to-wlt:
own.
Attorney at Law
will apply
court
the relief
‘ to the
:_____
_2 for
________
2_t as can be expected..
Beginning at a point on'the east
jects
accomplished
during
her
term
A
district
school
.meeting,
called
by
demanded
in
the
to-wit:
landed
complaint,
Rooms 14 1
Miss Iola Robison spent the week­
line of Seventh Street South,
of
office
and
as
each
report
was
given
for
judgment
against
the
defendants.
Alphie
Sayler,
chairman
of
the
school
Farmers A MsreheBM hank Bldg
Sixty (60). feet North of the
Fritz
2 Fuchs and
ana Ella Fuchs, husband end at the home of her parents, Mr. a candle was lighted on the society’s board, was for the purpose of decid­
Phons 87
■ •
‘
Northwest c&mer of Block Thir­
Sunday a
and wife,
for the sum of 85,541.34,
...................
1,341.34, and Mrs. Geo. Robison.
Coquille, Oregon
teen (13), E. B. Dean and Com­
with interest at the rate of 8 per cent family dinner was held in honor-of birthday cake, furnished by the host­ ing upon the disposal of the old
pany’s Second Addition to the
per annum from and after the 1st day her birthday. A brother, Houston, ess. Many interesting accounts were school building.
town of Marshfield, Coos County,
of November, 1934; and the.furtheir
given,
including
kindergarten
work
DR. W. V. GLA1SYER
Oregon; thence run North along
Miss Iola
sum of 8850.00 with interest at the was the only absent one.
in China, gospel mission boats In
the east line of said Seventh
rate of 6 per cent per annum from has transferred from the beauty China and on the Belgian Congo in
veterinarian
Street. South, One hundred-(lOO)
and after the let day of November, school in Eugene which she has been
feet;
thence east parallel with
County Herd * Meat Inspect«
1932; and the further sum of 8350.00 attending the past four months to the Africa, funds sent for the Chinese {.safe by pasteurization,
the north line of Anderson Av­
with
interest
at
the
rate
of
8
per
cent
famine,
funds
sent
to
mission
schools
enue. Fifty (50) feet; thence
Coquille, Ore.
per annum
the l-l
1st new school in Marshfield where she in India and to the Navajo Indians in
2“ from and after Z-
----------
Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley
South One Hundred (100) feet to
day of..................................
May, 1933; and the further continued her work Monday morning.
the North line of Anderson Av­
Arizona, and to a gospel mission in In a reliable Oregon stock company.
sum of 3350.00 with interest at the
Miss Verna Hill and Rex Roth, of
A. RICHMOND
enue, West; thence west Fifty
rate of 6 per cent per ____________
annum front ’Coquille, were married last week. Oregon. Mrs. Keltner in.giving the
(50) feet along the North line of
PHY8MMAN aad SURGEON
and after the 1st day of November.
last talk forecast briefly the work for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Anderson Avenue, to place of be­
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
1933;
and
the
further
sum
of
8350.00
STAT«
OF
OREGON
FOR
I
“
“
.
~22„
2_22:
‘
------------
Richmond-Bark« Building
the coming year and the cake was
ginning, ■
»
with interest at the
COOS COUNTY
e rateof 6 per cent Mrs. Russell Hill and has spent all of
all its appurtenances, rights,
Coquille, Ore.
per annum from t an<4bfter the 1st her life iri Coos county. She finished alight. Mrs. T. B. MacDonald had pre­ PORTLAND MORTGAGE CO., a with
privileges and easements be sold by
the imuiei
further the Arago grade school several years pared a dainty bookmark for each
day of May, 1934; ift Aid
w,u wv
corporation, Plaintiff,
; Office 62M, Res. 93R
the Sheriff of Cooe County, Oregon,
sum of 8350.00, with interest at the
past
president,
each
a
momenta
from
as on execution after giving the no­
rate of 8 per cent per annum from ago and has been living with her par­ some foreign misison field. Refresh­ FREDERICK W. PARKER,
also tice required by law; that any party
and after the 1st day of November, ents on Hall’s Creek since that time.
known as F. W PARKER, and to this suit may be purchaser at -such
J. J. STANLEY
LISHA L. PARKER his wife; _
and _ sale; that such purchaser be let into
1934; and the further sum of 345.00 Mr. Roth lives with his parents on a ments of tea straight from China and
Attorney-at-Law
the
missionary
birthday
cake
were
LISHA L. PARKER, LEROY F. the immediate possession of said real
with interest at the rate of 8 per cent ranch near the Fat Elk - oil well,
at residence. 278 Seeth
PARKER
and
F.
W.
PARKER
per annum from and after the 9th
served to Mr. and Mrs. John Carl,
property and every part and parcel
day of July, 1834; and the further where the young people will make Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder, Mr.
TRUSTEES. Defendants.
Willard BL, Coquille
thereof; that said Sheriff give to such
No. 16557
sum of 8125.15, with interest at the their home.
purchaser a certificate of sale and at­
Publication of Summon«
rate of 8 per cant per annum from
Mrs. B. B. Watkins went to Myrtle and Mrs. Nile Miller, Rev. and Mrs.
I
tar the time allowed by law for re­
W„A,
Couden,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
B.
TO
FREDERICK
W.
PARKER,
AL
­
and
after
the
30th
day
of
December,
I
Point Wednesday and visited friends
V.R.
demption, unless said real property
SO KNOWN AS F. W. PARKER, shall have been redeemed^« deed;
1933; and the further sum of 8121.47,
MacDonald,
Mesdames
S.
L.
Lafferty,
and then went to the Will Warner
with
interest
at
the
rate
of
8
per
cent
AND
LTSHA
L.
PARKER
HIS
WILSON
Ernest Watkins, Claude Randlemann,
d. That plaintiff have judgment
per annum from and after the 1st day ranch on the South fork, where she
WIFE; AND LISHA L. PARKER, against the defendants. Rose Thayer
“OPTOMETRIST”
LEROY F. PARKER AND F. W. and O. G. Thayer, and against each of
of September, 1934; and the further visited until Sunday morning.
She i C. A. Swift, Oluf Aasen, Ed Myers.
Errors in Refraction corrected
sum of 323.50 with interest at the rate renewed acquaintance with several Albert Gulstrom, Albert Lillie, Stan­
PARKER TRUSTEES, DEFEN­ them, for any deficiency that may re­
DANTS
of 8 per cent per annum from and
ley
Halter, Lawrence Barklow,
without the um of Drugs.
main after the application of the pro­
former
neighbors
during
her
stay.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE ceeds from the sale of said real prop­
after the 3rd day of December, 1934;
Wayne Woodward. Alvin Billings,
434 W. 1st St
Coquille, Ore.
Lakeside
played
a
return
game
and the further «um of 3350.00, at­
OF OREGON: You are hereby re­ erty to the judgment rendered herein
torney's fees, together with its costs with Arago Wednesday evening in Ray Parker, Naomi Robison, Law­ quired to appear and answer the and tor such other and further re­
and disbursements herein sustained; the gymnasium. Saturday evening rence Rackleff, Alma Halter, C. A. complaint filed against you in the lief as to the court may seem meet
and have a decree of foreclosure of
Keltner, David Root and the hostess, above entitled suit on or before the and equitable in the premises
'
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
expiration of four weeks from the
the mortgage described in plaintiff’s will mark the first B League game of
Harry A. Slack.
On the 8th day of February, 1985, complaint covering the following real the season at Arago, to be played Mrs. Fred Lafferty.
date of first publication of this Sum­
Attorney for Plaintiff
Miss Gertrude Borgard, teacher in mons, that being the time prescribed
at the hour of 10 A. M. at the front property situated in the County of with Riverton. Prices will be 25c
First National Bank,Building, Co­
door of the Court House in Coquille, Coos, State of Oregon, and described
and 10c Season tickets may be pur­ the Myrtle Point schools, spent Sat­ in the order for publication thereof, quille, Oregon.
Coos County. Oregon, I will aeU at as follows:
said
date
being
the
18th
day
of
Jan
­
First date of publication, January
chased for $1.00. The Arago line-up urday and’S mday visiting Mrs. S. L. uary, 1935, and if you fall to so ap­
public auction to the highest bidder
SH of SWy« (which Includes
for Saturday night’s game will be: Lafferty. Mis. Lafferty entertained pear and answer for want thereof, 11, 1935.
for cash the following real property
Lot 4; and SEY« of SWY«, and the
Last date of publication, Februa
located in Coos County, Oregon, to-
SEK of Section 18; Lot 1 at Sec­
centers, Ray Cornwall and Francis Mr and Mrs. Fred Lafferty and the plaintiff will apply to the court 8, 1935.
daughter,
Janice,
for
Sunday
dinner
wit:
for
the
relief
demanded
in
the
com-.
tion 20; Lot 1 and E Mi of NWY«,
Barklow; forwards. Bill Sinko, Chas.
The Northeast Quarter, the
Dlaint. to-wlt: for judgment against
SEY« of NE^. and NWy< of
Webb, Lee Collier, Tennessee Robi­ in her honor.'
North half of the Southeast
the defendants and against .each of
NEMi and NH of SWY« of NEV4
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jones
Rowan
and
son; guards. Merle Randlemann,
quarter,
and
the
Southeast
them, Frederick W. Parker, also
of Section 21, all in Township 28
quarter of the Northwest quarter
George Pauli, Cecil Patrick and Price daughter, Evelyn, and Mrs. Sam known as F. W. Parker, and Lisha L.
South, Range 12, W. W. M.
of Section Twenty-five in Town-
Two games, will be Rowan, all of Sixes, visted in the Parker, his wife: and Lisha L. Par­
and for the sale of the mortgaged Schroeder.
ship Thirty South of Range Thir­
home of Mrs. Alec Barklow Thursday ker, LeRoy F. Parker and F. W.
premises to satisfy such judgment,
'
played.
teen West of the Willamette
Trustees, for the sum of
and Friday where Mrs. Sam Rowan Park«,
and for a decree barring [ and fore-
T he
Mrs.
Naomi
Robison
returned
Wed
­
$7226 40 with interest thereon from |
Meridian.
— you of all nesday from Langlois where she vis­ is very seriously ill with pneumonia. April 2<k 1933, at the rate of 8 per
Said sale is made under execution dosing you and each . of
A tlantic M onthly
issued out of the Circuit Court at the right, title, and interest in said mort- ited Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Sevy.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rowan celebrated cent per antium, the further sum of
ises and every part there-
i ■____ ___
State of Oregon for the County of
870.72 with interest thereon from
their
85th
wedding
anniversary
a
have such other and further
Mrs. Geo. Hampton spent Wednes-
AKE the most of your
Coos to me directed in the case <rf the
November 21, 1933, at the rate of 10
short
time
ago.
as
to
the
Court
shall
seem
meet
< day in Myrtle Point visiting with her
reading hours. Enjoy the
State of Oregon by the State Land
per cent per annum, the further sum
equitable.
Victor Stephens drove to Eugene of 388.83 with interest thereon at the
wit, the wisdom, the compan­
• t mother, Mrs. B. S. Wallen, and her
Board, Plaintiff,
This
summons
is
published
by
or-
,
.
.
,
..
„
•
’
ionship. the charm that nave
of . 10 k
per
from
» v cent
«... per annum ......
va.
the Honorable D. F. Thompson, I <>«u«htor, Mrs. Everett Lafferiy. She Tuesday to transact some business. rate u
made the ATLANTIC, for sev­
Ralph E. Gilkison and Rena Viola
Rev. John McNeill and Rev. Ev-; July •«.
^Jjer •umt
iJrt V/'i'./'zA-4
of
the
County
Court
of
Coos
reports
a
splendid
holiday
trip
to
enty-five years, America’s most -
Gilklaon, his wife; Coos County, Ore­
m.ir
n.-
1 81798.07
with
Interest thereon
at frOTn
the
erett
Blair
were
guests
in
the
Dan
•
___
annum
County,
Oregon,
made
and
entered!
southern California/ They found
quoted and most cherished
rate of 10 per cent per annum from
gon; School District No. 88:
magazine.
District No. 27; Port of Coquille Riv­ the 31st day of December 1934.
quantities of snow in the Siskiyous. Rogen home this week. They held a October 3, 1934, the further sum of
Mac Veigh A Colon,
er; Non-High School; and all other
Mrs. Alvin Billings and children neighborhood service Tuesday night. 816.50 with interest thereon from
Attorneys
for
Plalntif,
whose
ad
­
Send gl. (mentioning this ad)
taxing districts and tex levying bodies
Mr. and Mn. T. B. MacDonald June 15, 1933, at the rate of 10 per
dress is 404 Yeon Building, Portland, were Sunday visitors.atthe home of
cent per annum, the further sum of
affected by this suit, Defendants.
to
spent
Friday,
Saturday
and
Sunday
Mrs.
Mary
Miller
in
Myrtle
Point.
Oregon
812 20 with Interest thereon from
Wm F. HoweU,
The Atlantic Month,,
in
Coquille
visiting
friends
and
as
the
July
18,
1933,
at
the
rate
of*
10
per
Date
of
first
publication:
Jan.
4,
52t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon
The quarterly business meeting of
8 Arlington St.. Boston
1938.
the Arago church and potluck supper special guests of Mr. and Mn. W. E. cent per annum, and the further sum
Date of last publication: Feb. 1,
of 8191.49 with interest thereon from
Sloan.
was held-in the kitchen last Thurs­
1935.
October 23, 1934, at the rate of 10.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
day evening, with a small group pres­
per cent per annum; and the further I
Notice is hereby given that the Un­
sum of 8350 00, attorney’s fees, to­
ent.
Routine
business
was
transacted.
WAKEANT
REDEMPTION
NOTICE
dersigned has been duly kppotated
BIG PAY OPPORTUNITY
gether with its costs and disburse­
After
the
business
meeting
the
week
­
administrator of the estate of GuMav
Notice is hereby given that all
Large institution will train man
ments herein sustained; and have a
G. Borgard, deceased, and all per­ warrants drawn against the General ly Bible study was held, with Mr.
right here in Coquille to qualify
decree of foreclosure of the mortgage
sons having claims against said estate Fund of the City of Coquille, Oregon, MacDonald leading the discussion of
described In plaintiff’s complaint •as Jtiifallatlon and service expert
are hereby notified, that they are re­ and endorsed prior to December 1, the first two chapters in Matthew.
to electric refrigeration and air
covering the following real property
quired to present same duly verified, 1331, are hereby called for payment
conditioning. Prefer man mechan­
situated to the County of Gpoa, State
Ed
Fredenberg,
who
recently
re
­
upon
presentation
at
my
office.
In
­
ically inclined with fair education
with prop« voucher therefor, to the
of Oregon, and described at follows:
r
terest
on
such
warrants
will
cease
as
now
employed. Must be willing to
turned from work in Washington,
undersigned, at the law office of
Lots nuBibored three (3) and the
anuary
18th,
1935.
devote
'pare time to learning busi­
of
Ji
North forty (40) feet M Lots
Harry A. Slack, in Coquille, Cooe
visited his uncles. L. M. and Oluf
G.
T.
COOK
W. 8. SICKELS,* Treasurer
ness. Learn while earning. Write,
numbered one (1) and twft (2)
County, Oregon, within six months
Aasen,
Monday.
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lt3
City of Coquille, Oregon.
giving age, phone, present occupa­
in block lettered ’’O”, Western
from the date of this notice.
Brick Mason
tion
George Fosmore. recently from
Addition to Marshfield. Coos
Dated this 4th day of January,
tmuran rnchnkruno
County, Oregon.
Fireplaces and Chimneys
1935.
Michigan, is making his home with
iNSTrnm
and for the sale of the mortgaged
Lest« A. Borgard.
his
brother-in-law,
Ralph
Davis,
on
*!
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P. O. Box 62, Coquille
444 N. WeBa St„ Chfcage, Hl.
Administrator of the Estate of Gus­
tf Fishtrap. He plans to spend the win-
•It«
tav G. Borgard,
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