PAGI SIX
9
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tanner, of
Klamath Falls, arrived Saturday eve­
ning for a week’s visit at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
*
Deyoe. Their niece, Ann Kenyon,
♦*
who has been spending the summer
with them, returned home with them
Mrs. Rose Garrett and daughter,
Mqygaret, returned home Wednesday
afternoon from a few days’ visit in
*
Salem, Oakridge and Aurora. Veva
Garrett retut ned with them for a
• Ford builds the only V-8 car
week’s visit and Mrs. Florence Guer­
below $1649!
in, who had been spending the sum­
mer with relatives in Forest Grove
• The eight ocher American F-fy/te
and McMinnville, also returned home
cars are priced from $127) for the
with the Garretts.
Mrs. Jackson and son, William, of
V-12 Lincoln-Zephyr up to $6790!
Lakeside, spent Wednesday with
friends in Myrtle Point.
Dairy cows of the Pacific Northwest produced an average
• 85 horsepower—with V-8 smooth­
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roland, Geraldine
• of 20 pounds of milk per cow per day lasrt year.
This is
ness, V-8 pick-up, V-8 getaway and
and Elva McGraw returned to their
nearly four pounds above the national average and just
ease. Of course you get a different
twice the average production in Arkansas, where cows yield ; home in Oakland. California, after a
few days’ visit with relatives and
only 10 pounds per day.*
“feel” at the wheel! It’s the low-
friends.
price car with a fine-car engine!
51 Good breeding again proves its value on a dollars and
Mrs. Myrtle Hall and son, Gloyd,
cents basis! Some of the Pacific Northwest's finest cows
of Forest Grove, were Thursday vis­
/
produce as much as 90 pounds of milk daily.
itors in Myrtle Point, returning to
their home Friday.
Leading influence for better livestock in the Pacific
Ray Guerin returned home last
Northwest is the Pacific International Livestock Exposi­
week fromwLos Angeles, where he
tion, which holds its 26th annual showing in Portland Oc­
spent several' months with his sisters,
tober 3-10 this year. See aristocrat« of the dairy world and
Mrs. R. A. Jensen and Katie Guerin.
learn profitable production methods there.
Honoring Mrs. E. Coke, of Fuller­
Il A trip to the Pacific International is an education and en­
ton, California, her friends gave her
tertainment treat for every member of the family.
Acres
a handkerchief shower at the home
of fascinating exhibits, thrilling Rodeo and Horse Show.
of Mrs. Emma Hermann, of Broad­
Plan to attend. This bank hails the exposition as a great
bent. At the close of the afternoon
Increases in gasoline mileage of
factor in improving the important livestock industry.
refreshments were served to Mes­
•U.S. Department of Agriculture ,
dames Lily Dement, W. W. Deyoe,
10% to 19% are now being demon­
Gus Dietz, J. M. Wagner, Geo. Her­
strated
by Ford Dealers in public
mann, Clint Carmon, E. Hermann;
Mrs. Haney, of Eugene, and the hon­
test runs. Stock cars are used—fitted
ored guest, Mrs. E. Coke.
with see-for-yourself glass gal­
Mrs. Lily Dement and Jerene Bur­
lon jugs. We invite you to make
gess left Wednesday of last week for
a ten days’ trip to Hubbard and Port­
one of these test runs.
land.
YOUR PORD DEALER
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Guerin and son.
Thomas, left Thursday for their home
in Los Angeles, after spending sev­
• Many owners report no oil added be­
eral weeks here.
tween regular changes. Low delivered
The Myrtle Point public library
prices. Ford factory exchange parts plan
was closed Monday and Tuesday
greatly reduces upkeep costs.
NO. 16996
while the interior underwent a com­
TIIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE plete redecorating and kalsominlng
• Rich, new interiors in all body types;
STATE OF OREGON. FOR
Miss
Helen
Gill,
daughter
of
Mrs.
THE COUNTY OF COOS
$25 A MONTH, after down payment,
Venus Gill, and Milton Schroeder,
Goldie Wade. Plaintiff,
buys any new Ford V-S under UCC
vs.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schroeder,
Jimmie Wade, Defendant.
a month finance plana. Prices $518 and up,
were united in marriage at eleven
Summons
F. O. B. Detroit — Including Safety Glass
o
’
clock
Thursday
morning
at
the
TO: Jimmie Wade, Defendant, IN
throughout. 112-inch wheelbase, 85 horse­
THE NAME OF THE STATE OF home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger La-
power. Standard accessory group extra.
OREGON, you are hereby required Flamme by Rev. W. C. Cronk. The
to appear and answer the Complaint bride wore a white georgette crepe
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filed against you in the above entitled
suit within Four Weeks from the first and carried a shower bouquet of
date of publication of this summons, sweet peas. She was attended by her
which said first date of publication is sister, Anita Gill, and Edward Ben­
i the 28th day of August, 1936; and if der, of McMinnville, was best man.
you fail so to answer, for want there-
Coquille, Oregon
MYRTLE POINT
1 of, the Plaintiff will apply to the Miss Selma Latham, of McMinnville, New Location 369 Front St
I court'for the relief demanded therein, played the wedding march and Mrs.
to-wit; for a decree dissolving the W. C. Cronk sang.
Following the
marriage relation existing between ceremony, refreshments were served Rev. Erling K. Olafson. The newly- ! visiting at the P. A. Alford home,
the following bounded and described
' you and the Plaintiff, and far such
real estate situate in the County of
weds
tor
the
present
are
at
the
Gas-
I
Bert
Mead,
of
Powers,
and
his
to
the
following
guests:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
other relief as may be meet and equi­
Coos and State of Oregon, to wit:
tineau
Hotel.
Mrs.
Fromholz
has
|
brother,
Minor
Mead,
from
Seattle,
F.
L.
Moon,
children,
Zella
Mae.
Ed
­
table.
South east quarter, and the
This summons is served on you gar and Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. been a resident of Juneau for many I were in the valley for a short time
Southeast quarter of the North­
by publication for four consecutive Olson, Mis* Mary Evans, Mr. and years
only
recently
for ------
Ore-. one day last week.
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„ left
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east quarter of Section Twenty­
weeks in the Coquille Valley Sen­
eight, Township Twenty-eight
gon
with
the
intention
of
locating,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ernest
Krewson
took
Mrs.
S.
L.
Leatherman,
Julia
Merl,
tinel, a weekly newspaper published
South, of Range Eleven west of
her many j - friends
here Donna Jane and Glade to the doctor
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weekly at Coquille, Coos County, Kenneth Howard and Charles M., but surprised
the Willamette Meridian in Coos
Oregon, by virtue of an order of Hon. Mrs. A. H. Bender and Dorothy, Rev. by arriving yesterday on the steamer Wednesday; Donna Jane to have th»
County, Oregon.
Hugh McLain, County Judge, made and Mrs. W. C. Cronk. Mr. and Mrs. Alaska.
Mr. Fromholz is an old cast which she has been wearing six
Beginning at a point on the East
and entered on the 21st day of
side of "B” Street in the North
Edward Bender and Beverly, Mr. friend of the Guerin family and is weeks, taken off, and Glade to have
August, 1936.
Addition of the Town of Coquille
and Mrs. Erwin Nelson and family, connected with the U. S. Forest Ser­ adenoids removed.
Grant Corby,
City (Now the City of Coquille),
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Mrs. C. M. Wilson is quite serious­
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hermann and vice
620 feet North <rf the Northwest
, Residence, place of business, and family, Mrs. Venus GUI, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. W. R. Northup, who has been ly ill again.
comer of Block 14 of said Addi­
. postoffice address. Coquille, Oregon.
tion and running thence North
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Keller and
Roger LaFlamme and Mr. and Mrs. spending the summer in camp on
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100 feet; thence East 200 feet,
E. E. Schroeder. Imemdiately after­ Rock creek, moved back to town this Mavis and Wallace went to Roseburg
thence South 100 feet, Thence
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND AC­ wards the young couple left on a trip week to send her two sons, Wilmer Friday/ Mrs. Keller had her eye»
West 200 feet to the place of be­
tested for glasses.
QUIRED BY COOS COUNTY, ORE­ to the Oregon Caves and Crater Lake. and David, to school.
ginning.
(Save and except a
GON, FOR DELINQUENT TAXES On their return they will make their
parcel
50 feet wide North and
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Guerin and T.
Little Colleen Shepherd had the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
South
and
100
feet long East and
D. Guerin returned home Tuesday- misfortune to break her arm just
, under and by virtue of an order of home at McKinley.
West'in the Northwest corner of
Mrs. Agnes Broderick, of Klamath evening from a business and pleasure above the wrist Friday, when she fell
sale made by the County Court of
said parcel which has heretofore
from a swing. .
the State of Oregon, for the County Falls, spent the week-end with rela­ trip to Portland.
been sold and conveyed by the
of Coos, on the 26th day of August, tives and friends in Myrtle Point.
Deceased.)
Ray Morrison and Jasper Guerin
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shepherd and
A. D„ 1936, commanding me to sell
J. J. Stanley,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberta, of spent Tuesday and Wednesday on Colleen and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Laird
the following described lands, to-wit:
Executor of the Last Will and
went to Marshfield Sunday.
The Testament of Jasper M. DeLong, De­
Fortuna. California, spent the week­ Rogeu river.
20x40 ft. in NW corner of Lot
5 in Block 1 in Town of Coquille
Lairds drove home in a new car.
end at the Geo. Mullen home.
ceased.
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City, in Coos County, Oregon,
David Crowley, of Port Orford,
Mrs. N. G. W. Perkins is enjoying
BREWSTER VALLEY
according to the plat thereof on
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
was an overnight guest at the Crow-
a visit with her cousin, Mrs. C. J.
file and of record in the office of
Notice is hereby given that the un­
Boyle,
of
San
Francisco.
Miss
Carol Wicks, from Powers, is, l*y home Thursday,
the County Clerk of Coos Coun­
ty, Oregon.
Minimum Price
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Haines and dersigned has been duly appointed
Mrs. Chas. Spencer returned to her working at the P. A. Alford home for
administratrix of the estate of Ira
$264.83.
family, of Powers, visited at the Philander Chase, deceased, and all
home at Oakland, Calif., after a visit a time.
I SHALL, in compliance with said
C. M. Wilson is cleaning the school Oberman home Sunday evening,
persons having claims against said
order, on SATURDAY, the 26th day at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
house and grounds in preparation for I Mrs. Perley Crowley’s sister, Mrs. estate are hereby notified, that th«y
of September, A. D., 1936, commenc­ Chas. Hoffman.
ing at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M.
Albert* Volkmar and Hazel Fred- school which starts next • Monday.' Al Volck, nd her husband came from are required to present same duly
of said day at the front door of the enburg returned home the last of the Miss Emma Watson, who will teach Langlois Friday evening and return- verified, with proper voucher there­
for, to the undersigned, at the office
Court House in the City of Coquille,
ed Saturday.
of Harry A. Slack, in Coquille, Coos
and County of Coos. State of Oregon, week from a several days’ trip to the school this year, her mother and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker, from County, Oregon, within six months
a party of friends, all from North
offer for sale and sell at public auc­ Portland.
tion the above described real proper­
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Caldwell return­ Bend, were valley visitors Sunday. Charleston, visited at the Crowley from the date of this notice.
193?*^ this 27th day of August,
ty to the highest and best bidder for ed to their home at Glen Elder, Kan­
Mrs. Mae Harvey received word home Saturday evening and Sunday,
cash tn hand at the time of the sale,
sas,
after
a
visit
at
the
home
of
his
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Bridges
and
that
her
son,
Duane
Shoemaker,
or
Gena S. Chase,
or for not less than twenty per cent
Administratrix of the Estate of
I Jackie were Coquille visitors Wed-
Toledo, was married last week.
(20%) of the purchase price in cash, sister, Mrs. Ferris Lundy.
Ira
Philander
Chase, deceased.
the remainder to be paid under writ­
John McCulloch, of Camas valley,
The Myrtle Leaf Club met at the nesday.
Harry A. Slack, attorney for Ad­
ten agreement with the purchaser in spent the week-end at the home of home of Mrs. Perley Crowley Thurs- 1
ministratrix.
First National Bank
equal instalments over a term not
day, Aug. 27.
The pansy blocks WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE Building, Coquille, Oregon. '
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exceeding ten (10) years from the) his brother, Jas. McCulloch.
Marianna Steele has ____________
gone to Santa were mostly brought in and the quilt
8. D. No. 48 WARRANT CALL
date of sale, all deferred payments to
All warrants of School District No.
bear interest from the date of sale at Paula, Calif., for a visit with her was put together by the following la­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
48 are called from Nos. 80 to 166 as
Notice is hereby given that the
the rate of six per cent (6%) per an- brother, Robert Steele
dies that day: Mesdames Oscar Dur- of
Sept.
1,
1936.
num, payable annually.
undersigned has been duly appointed
Mr». B. J. Commerilh and two rell, C. M. Wilson, Ernest Krewson,
WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
Josie Bennett, Clerk
Administrator with the Will An-
No sale shall be made of the above ....
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34
13
SHfiUR
parcel
of
real
property
for
a
lesser
children,
Kenneth
and
Rosalene,
of
Minor
Mead,
W.
A.
Nlckason,
J.
D.
Myrtle Point, Oreg. ' nexed, erf the estate of Willi» H.
Notice is hereby given that war­
rants No. 1100 to No. 1159 is­ amount than the minimum price Omaha, Nebr., are here helping care Laird, Chas. Oberman, Harold Shep­
Miner, sometimes known as’wm. h
WARRANT CALL
Miner, deceased, and all persons hav­
sued by U. H. 3, Riverton, Ore., will
<-■.»
TnT"“'-
*• *
herd, Ivan Laird, Elmer Wilson, Belle
!"• claims against said estate are
Notice is hereby given that all war-
war­ ing
be paid upon presentation to the Oregon, *U4a
O*74U /low ~9
A I WnO 11 MI.
Shepherd and Miss Hazel Durrell.
this 27th
day of August, A.
I
inst
Valley
View
he’-e"y notified, that they are re-
rants
drawn
agai
_
_
.
_.
__
clerk.
Miss Hazel Gearhart returned Delicious refreshments of banana School District No.
D, 1936.
>. «3,
’flu
to - *>re
*ent .----------
Mme duly
verified.
63, prior to this q -...
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Interest on said warrants ceases
Wm. F. Howell,
home Saturday evening from a sev­ salad, graham crackers and lemonade date, will be paid uporupresentation w‘j Pf°Per vouchers therefor, to the
Aug. 21, 1938.
33t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon eral days’ trip to Portland and on were served.
■undersigned, at
to the district clerk.
-• his . law
------- office'in
...
■ Co-
-
Mrs. M. E. Borgard,
St“!*
Coul}J.y’
within
Dated at Coauille, Aug. 21, 1936.
Monday
went
to
Eden
Ridge,
where
Jack
Nosier,
recently
from
Texas,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Clerk U. H. No. 3.
six months from the date erf this no-
Jas. N. Jacobsen. Cl-rk,
Notice is hereby given that the she has employment.
Star R., Bandon, Ore.
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lice.
is working at the Kirk home for a
S.
D.
No.
63,
Coos
County,
Oregon.
undersigned has been duly appointed
Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Evans and time.
1936ate<1 thl* 14Ul day 01 Au<u,t'
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♦
by the County Court of the State of
Genevieve Crowley, who had been
WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE Oregon for the County of Coos as the children. Marlin Jr., Eugene and Ar­
. . , , Hairy A. Slack,
Administratrix of the estate of C. H. lene, returned home from a trip to visiting her sister in Glendale, Calif., NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES­
Administrator with the Will An­
Notice is hereby given that war­ Hcdgdon, Deceased, and all persons Portland and Seattle
TATE
BY
EXECUTOR
came home Tuesday Thursday morn­
rant» us to and including No. 9882,
Notice is hereby given that the nexed of the Estate of Willis H.
ing she and her grandmother, Mrs. undersigned, the Executor of the Last J3.,ner’ Y>metlrnes known as Wm H
issued by Coquille School District, No.
»- ¡¡j rwa t
jit8
8, will be paid upon presentation to same with the proper vouchers to the
Jeturned home from Junction Phoebe Harry, went to the latter'» Will and Testament of Jasper M. Miner, deceased.
the district clerk, on and after Satur­ undersigned at the law offices of City, after a week’s visit at the home home in Coquille.
DeLong, Deceased, under and by vir­ r
day. August 22, 1936.
Interest on J. J. Stanley In the City of Coquille, of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cornell and Har­ tue of the authorization of said Will
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and the order of the County Court of
Coos County, Oregon, within
said warranta ceases on that date.
, The Daily Alaska Empire, publish- old Alford, of Creswell, have been the State of Oregon, for Coos Coun­
Keith Leslie, Clerk. month* from the date of the first
<ed
at
Juneau,
Aug.
20,
said:
Amy
K.
visiting
at
Norleigh
Alford's
home
the
ty. will from and after the 12th day
a
School District No. 8, Coquille, publication of this notice.
' flliArin
If- tlfim__ —
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Dated and first published this 14th Guerin and Mr. William Fromholz past week. Mrs. Cornell is Mr. Al­ of September. 1936, offer ror sale and
Coos County. Oregon.
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Stated
Communication
sell at private sale for cash in hand
day of August, 1936.
were united in marriage at a quiet ford's mother.
Tuesday, Sept. 8, 7:45 p.m.
at time of sale and in such parcels as
Mildred of M. the
Hodgdon,
Administratrix
'State’of C.
^*irn^on Luth-
Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley'
Mrs Clarence Meries and daugh­ shall suit the proposed purchaser and
Work in M. M.
ter,
Lavonne,
of
North
Dakota,
are
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ersn
parsonage
last
evening
by
the
in ■ reliable Oregon stock company. H< Hodgdon,
as will bring the best price, all of
Deceased, v
OF V-8 PERFORMANCE
Breeding Pays
¿n Full Milk Pails
ON V-8 ECONOMY
; NILES MOTOR
COMPANY
’
,
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Chadwick Lodge No. 68
A. F. a . M.