The Coquille Valley sentinel., March 20, 1936, Page 6, Image 6

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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROP­
ERTY FOR DELINQUENT IM­
PROVEMENT LIENS, BY THE
CITY OF COQUILLE
Notice is hereby given that by au­
thority of certain proceedings of the
City Council of the City of Coquille,
Coos County, Oregon, whereby im­
provement liens for the construction
of sewers and the improvement of
streets, were duly docketed in the
docket of City Liens, by the City Re­
corder of the City of Coquille, and
by virtue of a warrant issued by the
City Recorder of the City of Coquille,
I will sell for delinquent sewer and
street assessment liens the following
described property at public auction
at the City Hall on the 30th day of
March, 1936, at the hour of 10 o'clock
A. M., to wit:
The South 100 feet of Lot 2, Block
SI, Elliott’s addition to the City of
Coquille, Coo« County, State of Ore­
gon, for the following delinquent
liens: First street sewer $104 40, to­
gether with interest at the rate Of
six per cent per annum from March
1, 1928, together with costs and ac­
cruing costs of sale. For First street
pavement 8880.88, together with in­
terest at the nite of six per cent per
annum from the 1st day of March,
1928, together with costs and accru­
ing costs of sale. Second and other
street pavement, $184.40, together
with interest at the rate of six per
cent per annum from October 21,
1838, together with costs of sale and
accruing coats. For repair of First
street sewer, $13.34, together with in­
terest at the rate of six per eent per
annum from February 4, 1929, to­
gether with costs and accruing costs.
At said time I will also offer for
sale the following described premises,
to-wit:
Beginning at the Southeast corner
of Lot 2, Block 81, Elliott's Addition
for the City of Coquille, Coos County,
Oregon, run East 50 feet, run North
100 feet, run West 50 feet, run South
100 feet, to place of beginning.
The last described premises will be
sold only in case the sale of the first
described premises herein does not
bring sufficient funds to satisfy said
liens. Said premises will be offered
for sale separately. All bidden must
pay cash, in lawful money of the
United States, and said sale will be
made subject to redemption, accord-
hM to law.
Dated this 28th day of February,
IMO.
7t5
Lewis English,*City Marshal
By Kermit Shaw, Deputy.
Rev. H. A- Minter, of Coquille,
preached an “Does Consciousness End
at Death?" Sunday morning. Due to
much illness in the community there
were only fifty-nine at Sunday school
afterwards. In the evening John
Cart’s sermon was on the “Highway
of Guidance,” stressing consecration,
love and revelation in the life of
God's servants. Next Sunday morn­
ing Elder Wolff, of Myrtle Point, will
conduct the morning serviice and in
the evening Orvus Miller will lead
Christian Endeavor with the topic,
“Consequences of Great Decisions,”
and Ernest Watkins will bring the
message of the evening. , The com­
mittee appointed for the Easter pro­
gram is composed of Mrs. Everett
Lafferty, Mrs. Marvin Shaw and Mrs.
Ray Parker. They will decide at
which service the program will be
given.
The girls in Mrs. Lawrence Rack­
left’s Sunday school class were host­
esses at a Leap Year party given on
Friday, the thirteenth, at the home of
Mary and Jean Watkins. The boys
in Ernest Watkins’ class were the
special guests. The party was dif­
ferent from th« beginning when the
refreshments were served, with the
last course preceding the first, until
Run
the end when the prizes jvqre award­
ed Uf the team with the low score
Those present were Mrs. Lawrence
Rackleff, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wat­
kins, Annie Deardorff, Edith Zenser-
ling, Leatha Munford, Mary and Jean
Watkins, Stephen Aasen, Clyde Lillie,
Charles Webb and Mr. and Mrs. Ear)
Edgemon.
Illness caused a small crowd to be
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in attendance at the singing class un­
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der J. L. Backman Wednesday eve­
ning when Mr. and Mrs. Lee Myers,
of Marshfield, were special visitors.
Mrs. Ray Parker has been confined
to her bed this past week with an in­
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testinal ailment.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gillespie drove
I be practiced for the Myrtle Union bi-monthly «convention
Watkins and daughters.
to North Bend Friday to visit their
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Churches of Christ of Coo« county,
Gladys Miller is suffering from an ha
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daughter, Arda, who is ill at the hos­
which was held in Marshfield Satur­
attack of flu. Friday was the first on March 27.
pital there. Mn. Gillespie remained
Mr. and Mn. J. W. Barnett and day. The next convention will be
day she has bean absent from school
with her and Mr. Gillespie and Ber­
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................ - niece, Miss Esther, of Arago, and Mr. bald in Myrtle Point in May.
tor the entire y«ar.
nice drove back again Sunday for
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Puett returned
Ralph Davis and family have rent­ and Mrs. Orlin Lett were Sunday
her. Arda is showing some improve­
ed a place on the Marshfield highway dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tuesady evening from a visit of neat­
ment.
ly two weeks with relatives and
and will move there soon. This takes Lett.
The regular monthly maetlng of the
Mrs. Ray L. Beckett attended the friends at Bend. Their son, Clyde,
Harold, who has been one of the
missionary society was held Thurs­
grade school basketball players, and Woman's Club convention in North who went out with them, remained
day at the home of Mn. Oluf Aasen
Victor, who is in the fourth grade, Bend last week, then visited until there, having promise of employment
with Mn. Nile Miller, president, pre­
Thursday with her husband at Em- in that vicinity.
oqt
pt th* Arago school. .
siding and the program in charge of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hillebold
Evelyn Newton has returned to pire, where he Is employed.
Mn. Stanley Halter. Those present
J. L Ellis, Mis« Nadine Ellis, Mrs were Coquille visitors on Thursday of
Monroe to finish out the school year.
were: Meadames Stanley Halter, Nile
Gerald Woodward is out of school John F. Dunckley, Mrs. A. O. Hooton last week.
Miller, Orvus Miller, C. S. Webb,
and Miss Mae Hatcher attended the
with an attack of flu.
Tyrrell Woodward, David Root, J. L
Mr and Mrs Gordon Fleming are
Burtis, John Carl, Ed Myen, Albert
the parents of a son bom to them IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
Lillie, Albert Gulstrom. Sarah Bark­
STATE OF OUOON, IN AND
March 14 at the Knife hospital in Co-
low, S. C. McAllister and Oluf Aasen
FOR THE COUNTY OF 0008
qullje This is their third child and
on all kinds of
The ladies sewed on garments for a
In the Matter of the Estate of Frayer
second «on.
Halladay, Deceased.
box to be sent to the farm home at
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Keitner enter­
Netiee of Final Settlement
Easter time. Mn. Everett Lafferty
tained the school faculty and other
Notice is hereby given that the un­
will have charge of the program for
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guests Sunday at dinner. Those en­ dersigned has filed his Final Account
the next meeting.
joying the delicious repast were Mr. In the matter of the administration
of the Estate of Frayer Halladay, de­
Mn. Lawrence Rackleff received
Local and Long Distance
and Mrs Ray Parker and eons, Gene, ceased, and the County Court for
word of the death of her eighteen-
Joe and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Coos County, Oregon, has set Satur­
months’ old niece in Reedsport Satur­
Halter and sons, Ronald and Allen, day, the 18th day of April, 1936, as
day.
The tiny tot had recovered
Miss Alice Scott, Miss Martha Jane the day, and the County Court Room
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from an attack of infantile paralysis
in the County Court House at Co­
Webb and Miss Eleanor Corthell.
quille, in Coos County, Oregon, as the
only to succumb to another illnesi
Fred Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. place for hearing objections to said
that followed. Mn. Rackleff attend­
Frank Miller, received his discharge Final Account and the settlement of
ed the funeral in Manhfield Tuesday
Mansell Drayage &
papers from the Bradford CCC camp said estate.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1836
Jim Mullins drove in from Grants
Monday, after eighteen months' en­
Delivery Co.
Harry A. Slack,
Pass Sunday to spend a few days vis­
listment. He expects to find work in
Administrator of the Estate of
iting his brother and wife, Mr. and
lots
one of the logging camps for the sea­ Frayer Halladay, Deceased.
Mn. Clarence Mullins. Jim was the
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son.
eighth grade teacher in Arago for two
Mrs. Albert Lillie and Mrs. Albert
years before he finished his work at
Gulstrom, twin sisters, celebrated
the university.
He has been th«
their birthday Friday with a quilting
principal in the Grants Pass school
party at the home of Mrs. Lillie. The
for several years.
—a favorite in the woodt
guests were Mrs. Alex Barklow, Mrs.
Mr and Mn Lawrence Barklow
Price Robison, Mrs. Glenn Robison
returned Saturday evening from a
and son. Harold. .
short business trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder
_ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Halter spent
and Lois and Price arrived Tuesday
Sunday as the guests of Mr. and Mn
evening from Corvallis to spend a
Aik to
Floyd Jackson in Coquille. They call­
week voting with friends and rela­
ed on Mrs Frank Lane in the Roy
»et
the
tives. Mrs. Emily Hickam and Kent
district and found her on crutches
Union
with a broken foot in a cast. She remained in Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barklow were
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suffered the injury in a fall a short
hosts at a turkey dinner Saturday
time ago.
night. The guests were Mr. and Mn.
Mr. and Mn. Wayne Woodward
Ray Barklow, qf Myrtle Point, Mr.
drove to Portland Wednesday and re­
and Mrs. Lenton Jenkins, of Coo«
turned by way of Klamath Falls, ar­
River, Eldrid Wilder, Genevie and
riving home Monday evening.
Mn Emery Johnston, of Coquille, Iris Barklow.
Marvin Shaw started work in the
who has been ill at the home of her
Arago factory Monday as cheesemak­
uncle, L. M. Aasen. is showing a
er’s assistant.
slight improvement.
Mn Theo Schiel and her sister-in-
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law, from Portland, are visiting Mr
and Mn. Walter Farrier and other
Robert Dunckley was able to re­
relatives.
turn to school Monday, after being
Lyle Barklow had the misfortune absent since the first of February be­
to cut his foot with an axe Monday cause of illness.
• Loggers in the swampy Hoe
while working in the timber, which* Mr. and Mrs. Forrest L. Moon and
Country in Washington say that
will necessitate a lay-off from work, children and Mn. Zellie B. Parker,
Ray Shane returned to Arago Sat- of Myrtle Point, were dinner guests
the only way they can keep their
urday afternoon after visiting his at the A. O. Hooton home Sunday,
feet dry is by wearing genuine
mother in Portland.
| Mn. John Huff and children re­
Mr and Mrs Frank Van Lydegraf turned last Thursday to their home
Bergmann Loggers treated with
and twin daughters, Ione and Ellen, here after spending a few weeks in
the famous Bergmann Shoe Oil.
of Eugene, were overnight guests of eastern Oregon. Ronald, who was so
These men put shoes to the
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Mr. and Mn. B. B. Watkins Saturday ill with pneumonia during the early
Mr. Van Lydegref preached at the part of the winter, is getting along
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hardest kind of test and they know.
Church of God in North Bend for two nicely now.
services on Sunday.
Mr. and Mn. Theodore Lund, of.
Sam Damron, who has been quite Marshfield, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight,
seriously ill, is able to be at work Culver and children, Mary Lou and
Shopping Center since 1887
again and says he is really feeling as Evert, and Miss Genevieve Johnson
fine as the sunshine.
were entertained at dinner Suday at
Mr. and Mn. B. B. Watkins were the Lawrence Knight home on King
hosts at dinner Sunday with special creek. Mr. Lund’s mother, Mn. Chris j
southern “fried pies” as the big thing Lund, accompanied them to Bridge
on the menu. This delicacy was in and spent the day with her mother,
honor of C. S. Webb, who also hails Mn. Cora Axe.
from south of the Mason-Dixon line
The Christian Endeavor meeting
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Webb next Sunday evening will be con­
end Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ducted by Glenn Hutton. Songs will
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NOTIC« or FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned, administratrix de bonis
non of the «state of Sarah E. Swift,
deceased, ha« filed in the County
Court of the State of Oregon for Coo«
County, her Final Account as such
Administratrix and the said Court
has appointed Monday, the 30th day
of March, ISM, a« the day for the
hearing of objections to the said Final
Account and the settlement thereof.
Mattie E. Rasmussen,
Administratrix of the Estate of
Sarah E. Swift, Deceased.
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