I
ARAGO
Professional Cards
DR. J. W. HARRISON
VETERINARIAN
Office and residence on Co­
quille - Marshfield Highway,
next place west Sanford
Heights road. Phone 24»
P.O. Bex »45 Coquille, Oreann
O. C. SANFORD
Attorney at Law
Probate, Real Estate and Office
Practice. Notary Public
Room 18
First National Bank Buildtag
DR. De La RHUE
Eyesight Specialist
Ijdrd Bldg.—Reee
jointly with Dr. J
DR. RALPH F. MILNE
Teeth1”11-0
1st NatE
HARRY A. SLACK
Attorney-at-Law
First National Bank Building
Coquille
Oregon
Mr. and Mrs John Carl and Herbert
went to Coquille Monday on business.
j Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Halter were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Woodward.
Mrs. Everett Lafferty visited the
homes of Mrs. Edith Woodward and
Mrs. Earl Edgmon Monday.
Mrs. Dave Root and Mrs. Lawrence
Rackleff spent Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Albert Lillie, where
they had a business meeting of the
I Aid.
| Miss Jean McAllister spent the
week-end with her aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wannamaugher,
' of West Myrtle Point They brought
her to her home in Arago Sunday af­
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rackleff
left for Corvallis Tuesday, where Mr.
Rackleff will attend the Dairymen’s
convention.
Miss Esther Davidson
will stay with Maxine and Ellis while
their parents are away.
Misses Ann Hawkins and Gretchen
Clinton were guests at the Lawrence
Rackleff home Friday evening.
Mrs. Alfred Davidson, who has
been visiting her daughter, Esther,
for the past week, returned to her
home in Forest Grove, Tuesday. •
The Arago Community was sad­
dened last week by the death of
Frank Robison, who was a resident
of Arago for many years. The fun­
eral services were held at Coquille
Tuesday afternoon
j
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
W. W. Deyoe received a back in­
jury when he fell from the roof of
the A. R. Bennet home at Norway,
as the result of which he will be con­
fined to the Mast hospital for some
time.
Miss Ruth Barton, Miss Belva
Stemmier, Harold Stemmier and Dr.
and Mrs. H. H. Thomas droves to
Camas valley on Sunday for a day
of skiing but found the snow too far
gone when they arrived there.
Mr. and Mrs D. F. Call, of Salem,
spent a few days at the Raleigh
Greene home.
Earl Adams is ill at his home here.
Miss Dorothy Lundy was a guest of
Delores Belloni for a few nights the
first of the week.
Miss Ruth Barton and Mrs. Gene­
vieve Kaufman spent the week-end
in Portland.
Mrs. Will Lundy left Friday for
Sacramento, Calif., where she will
visit a few days with her son and
•family. She will go from there to
San Diego for a visit with her daugh­
ter, Mrs. E. V. Slausen, and famUy.
Rev. and Mrs. Omer Idso and son
and daughter, of Whitefish, Montana,
visited at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
O. H. Clark for several days last
week. Mr. Idso was formerly pastor
of the M. E. church here.
Geo. Linn has returned to his
duties at the Security Bank, after an
absence of three weeks, during which
he was ill in
DELIVERED in
COQUILLE
$
equipment included
Prim B far
Pipers and an
A BIGGER SMARTEN
THRIFTY “60 ’ WITH
SMOOTH V*8 POWER
-AND OWNERS SAY
THEY GET 22 TO 27
MILES PER GALLON!
look —2 a»a<
M-
Felshert in West Myrtle Point and I her sister, Mrs. Buri Rutledge, of
spent jhR day.Sunday--While taea^1 CoquiMbr --------*------ -—' -
Vernon Conrad, Clifford Norris, Don­
15, 1988
Damage of about 350 was done to ald Phillipa, Ruby Pierce, of Coquille,
they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
Pbond 17
‘ ter Felsher and baby son. They also the Myrtle Greenhouse by the re­ Verna Foord, of Riverton, and Dale
All Coos County General Fund Warrants
General Fund Warrants
Coqeillo, Oregon
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chester cent wind storm that visited this sec­ and William Foord, of Marshfield.
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Called Feb. 17, 1938
The Fairview^) Home Economics Called for payment at
Wilson.
tion.
Endorsed
Coos
County
Treasurer,
J. A. RICHMOND
Year 1933-1934 to
Mrs. Mary Davenport, mother of club met at the Grange hall on
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mast were vis­
(Feb. JLk.
Jan.-Feb.-March-April-
itors at the Ward Evans home Sun- Mrs. O. H. Pelus, passed away in this Thursday of*last week with seventeen
PHYSICIAN and SUBGEON
CHAS
May-June-1935
city on Feb. 10. The body was taken ladies present. The members drew
day evening-
Coos (
Richmond-Barker Building
names for “Secret Sisters." A pot­ Ai<- •
- ••
' t.,
A family dinner was enjoyed at to Silverton for burial on Friday.
n. • H
■ • • •
Coquille, Ore.
James Smith Clinton passed away luck dinner was enjoyed by the fol­
the home of Mrs. Edith Woodward
> hones; Office SIM, 1
Sunday by tljp following guests. Mr. at Mast Hospital on Tuesday,' Febru­ lowing: Mesdames Sophia Toatan,
Myrtle Holtto-
and Mrs. J. D. Root and John Paul, ary 8. Funeral services were held Gertrude Ldheve,
General Road Warrants
Mr and Mrs. Robert Munford and from the Schroeder Mortuary on stott, Florence Norris, Matilda Ken­
Called Feb. 17, 1938
Called for payment at
Endorsed
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Leatha, Mrs. Naomi Robison and Mr. Friday, conducted by the Rev. Hugh ison, Laura Holverstott, Blanche Yeo- , Coos County Treasurer,
Jan.-Feb.-March
and Mrs. Sam Root.
man, Lillie Berkheimer, Ada Thom-
Mltchelmore.
STATE OF OBEOON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
Mrs. L. A. Myers gave a valentine
Stanley Phillips, formerly with the men, Alice Hubbell, Lena Alley, Gen­
birthday party Monday afternoon S. P. at Coquille, has accepted'a posi­ evieve Ellis, Lake Jensen, William
PORTLAND MORTGAGE CO, '•
February 14, at her home, honoring tion as mortician with the Henry Judd; two guests, Mrs. Vera Berry
corporation, Plaintiff,
NOTICE
the trnth hirthday ef her deughter, Schroeder Turfh-ai We Tri "this city, and Mrs. Lena Moore, and Harriet
MATR X. D AMKand HAKY BL Miss Lillaverle. After a moat en­ was hostess to a stork
hon- Jensen..
All Coos County Market Road Warrants
DANO. husband and wife: MARI­
(Endorsed prior to Jan. 1, 1931)
Market Road Warrants
bon-
The Fairview-North Fork Grange
ON BOWMAN ZENER, Adminis­ joyable time spent in playing games, was hostess at a stock
Called for payment at the office of The
Called Feb. 17, 1938
tratrix of the Estate of John N. the hostess ‘served a lovely lunch to oring Mrs. Jimmie Walsh, After a met at the local grange hall last Sat­ Coos County Treasurer, Coquille, Oregon,
Endorsed No. 35,005
Bowman, deceased; ANN BITZER:
following gueets:
Lillaverle pleasant afternoon spent iir. fancy urday evening. A very pretty vase,
(Feb. 17, 1938)
To Dec. 31, 1930
MARK SKINNER, Superintendent Myers, Glenda Stewart, Pamela and work, refreshments were served to a gift from the Home Economics
CHAS. STAUFF,
of Banks in charge of liquidation
Coos County Treasurer.
of Bank of Southwestern Oregon, Maureen Evans, John Paul Boot and Mesdames Rex Smith, Frank Young, committee, was presented by Mrs.
Ray
Waterman, Reuben Rouppe, Lans Leneve to Mrs. Carl Alley, com­
Jack Farrier.
Defendants.
WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
The regular weekly Bible Study Clifford Wilson, A. M. Sunstrup, plimenting her on her birthday.
j Mair A. Dano, defendant.
was held at the church Wednesday Frank Freeman, Charles Rackleff, the
AU Coos County General Road Bridge
Miss
Iris
Fitch
motored
to
Eugene
THE NAME
OF
Fund Warrants
- IN OREGON:
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-- THE
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— STATE
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evening with J. D. Root taking Rev. guest of honor, Mrs. Walsh, an J" the last week-end and her mother, Mrs.
OF
You are
hereby
(Endorsed prior to Oct. 1, 1937)
Road Brit
quired to appear and answer the W. A. Stephens’ place as leader. The hostess, Mrs. Luthy.
Rankin, returned with her for a two Called for payment at the office of The
Called F
complaint filed against you in the following members attended:
Mrs. Agnes Kenyon spent tlje weeks* visit here.
Mr.
Coos County’Treasurer, Coquille, Oregon,
Endorsed
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above entitled suit ____________
on or before Ito
(Feb. 17, 1938)
Aug.-Sept.-1937
Mrs. J. A. Deadmond motored to
expiration of four weeks from the and Mrs. H. E. Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. week-end visiting at Port Orford.
CHAS. STAUFF,
Mrs. Thomas Guerin, Mrs. Alice Marshfield on Tuesday of last week
date of first publication of this Sum­ Robert Munford and Leatha, Mrs^
Coos County Treasurer.
-
mons, that being the time prescribed Ward Evans, David Root and Mr. and Lafferty and daughter, Janice, were with her son, Ira, of Coquille.
in the order for publication thereof, Mrs. S. C. McAllister.
They will Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Alma Halter, of Coquille, was
WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
said date being the 27th day of Jan­
a guest visitor at the grange meeting
uary, 1938, and if you fail to so ap­ meet again this coming Wednesday Mrs. Harry Williams in Coquille,
pear and answer for want there jf, at the church at eight o’clock.
Douglas Warner is in Mast Hospi­ Saturday evening and spent the night AB Coo. ^Äts^XT
Isthmus Bridge
the plaintiff will take decree against
The Arago boys basketball team tal seriously ill with sinus trouble.
with her brother and sister-in-law,
Warrants
Endorsed to No 41,748
ftee tfThe
you for the foreclosure of a mort­
played
their
last
game
on
the
Arago
The
Past
Matrons
club
will
meet
on
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Herbert
Johnson.
Called
gage executed by the defendants
Feb.
17, 1938
W. F. Byerly received congratula­
Mair A. Dano and Mary M. Dano, to floor this year against the Bandon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Claud
No. 41,737 to No. 41,748
the Equitable Savings and Loan As­ team, the score being 28 to 38 in Giles in Marshfield.
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tions and best wishes from his friends
Inclusive
sociation on November 26, 1929, and Arago’s favor.
Stockholders decided at their meet­ last Sunday on his eightieth birth­
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subsequently assigned to plaintiff,
The singing class was postponed ing held in Myrtle Point last week day. A pretty birthday cake, baked
for the sale of the lands covered by
last week because of the high water. that the dates of the Coos county fair and presented by Harold Norrig was
said mortgage, to-wit:
WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
Lots numbered 9 and 10, in
They will meet again on the follow­ will be Sept. 14, 15, 16 and 17. All enjoyed at a birthday dinner by Mr. Al! Too« County Non High School District
Block numbered 10, Town of
ing Monday, if weather conditions directors of the fair association were and Mrs. Ray Deadmond, O. B. Huse-
Fund Warrants
Warrants Called
Marshfield, Coos County, On-
Endorsed to Na 3,260—Inclusive
•re favorable.
re-c
for 1938. The next meet­ by, Mrs. Clara Kibler, Miss Carrie
Feb. 17, 1938
Son, as per plat prepared by Wil-
(Feb. 11, 1937)
3,042-Oct. 13, 1938
Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday ing
e held in Coquille on Tues­ Byerly and Mr. Byerly.
am Hall for E. B. Deen & Co.,
Called
for
payment
at
the
office
of
The
3,260-Feb. 11, 1937
and for such other relief aa prayed afternoon at two o’clock at the home day, March 8.
Mrs. J. W. Cassidy left recently on Coos County Treasurer, Coquille, Oregon,
Inclusive
for in plaintiff’s complaint on file
Mrs.
Marlin
Evans
was
hostess
to
of
Mrs.
J-
D.
Root.
a
trip
to
Georgia
to
visit
friends
and
(Feb.
17,
1938)
in this suit, and which shall be
CHAS.
STAUFF,
W
C.
T.
U.
will
meet
Tuesday
af
­
the Octagon club Wednesday after­ relatives.
deemed by the Court proper.
Coos County Treasurer.
Thia summons is published by or­ ternoon at two o’clock at the home o< noon at which time Mrs. E. C. Barker
Residents found the valley and
der of the Honorable Hugh McLain, I
Mrs. Edith Woodward, with Mrs. J. reviewed the book, “The Rains countryside blanketed with snow
Judge of the County Court of Coos
WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
County, Oregon, made and entered W. Barnett, president, in charge of Come,” by Louis Bromfield. A social Sunday morning but fifty-seven per­
All
Coos
County
High School Tuition
afternoon
was
enjoyed
by
Mesdames
the
meeting.
sons
were
present
at
Sunday
school.
the 10th day of January, 1938.
Warrants
Harry A. Slack
Rev. G. A. Gray conducted the reg­ Charles Wooldredge, Bert Pierson, E.
Mrs. Ruby Anderson and daugh­ Endorsed Oct. 17, 1933
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First H ___
1933
Of attorneys for Plaintiff. ular Sunday morning church services C. Barker, L. LaFlamme, Paul Breu­
ter, Ethel, of North Bend, visited last
No. 1 to No. 6—Inclusive—Class A
First National Bank Building,
Sunday
an wu
at- er, T.‘ G. Summerlin and Mrs. Marlin week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nor­ Called for payment at the office of The
Coquille, Oregon.
dlinCe school
of 57. followed
Melden with
Cart
I ^
Evans..
Date of first publication: January
ris and family. William Benham, of Coos County Treasurer, Coquille, Oregon,
(Feb. 17, 1938)
27, 1938.
leader of the Christian Endeavor
Mrs. Harold Hatcher and son, of Portland, has also been a visitor at
CHAR. 8TAUFF, -
Date of last publication: February hour in the evening. There was no Coquille, spent Tuesday at the home
the Norris home.
Coos County Treasurer.
24, 1938.
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of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
preaching service in the even*^f
Mrs. T. H. Benham is visiting her
on or before February 18th, 1938. the following described lands, and
cause
of
the
high
water.
Services
Barker.
mother,
Mrs.
Clara
Hoag,
in
Port
­
NOTICE or FINAL HEARING
being the last date of time prescribed fixing minimum prices thereon, to-
Mrs. Hallie Huntington, grand as­ land.
Notice is hereby given that Frank next Sunday as usual.
in the Order of Publication of said wit
Mrs. Reginald Menegat returned sociate conductress of the Order of
Mrs. Perry Neal left early Thurs­ Summons, for want thereof plaintiff
L. Walker has filed in court his final
Lot 5 In block 72, Notley's Addi­
Account as administrator of the es­ Friday evening from her trip to
the Easter Star, will be official guest day morning of last week for Port­ will
take
judgment and decree tion to Coquille City, according to
tate of Linton G. Walker, and that Home Demonstration meeting in Cor­ of Elgin Chapter Tuesday, Feb. 22. A land and spent several days there.
against you and will apply to the the plaf thereof on file and of rec­
the court has fixed 10:00 A. M. of
Court for the relief demanded in
in the office of the county clerk
school of instruction will be held in
Miss Ruby Pierce, of Coquille, was the Complaint of the plaintiff, of ord
the 10th day of March, IMS, as the vallis.
of Coos County, Oregon, at a mini­
an over-night guest of Helen Johnson which the following is a succinct mum prices of 378.20..
time when at the rooms of the coun­
A contest, in the form of « boat the afternoon.
ty court, in the court bouse in Co­ race, was held in the “Momnl Star
statement:
I SHALL, in compliance with said
A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Monday evening.
quille, Oregon, the said account will
“That the 1 mariage contract now order, on SATURDAY, the 26th day
James Craig on Thursday at the home
Virginia DeHart is quite ill at her
Sunday
school
class,
one
side
being
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’een plaintiff and de­ of February, A. D., 1938, commencing
be taken up for examination and al­
existing
between
of Mrs. Craig’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. home here in Fairview.
lowance and an order be made for called the Speedwell
fendant be disaoh
dissolved and that plain­ at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said
G.
W.
Miller.
the distribution of the residue of said the Mayflower, and the losing «1
Rev. G. A. Gray will be in Fair­ tiff’s maiden name of Ethel Lucille day at the front door of the Court
Ellison be restored to her, and that Hotfte in the City of Coquille, and
estate. All persons Interested therein to entertain the winning side.
T. M. Stover was a business visitor view next Sunday morning.
as
Plaintiff have such further relief Cbuntv of Coos, State of Oregon,
may appear at said hearing and be
in
Marshfield
on
Friday..
the Speedwell crew lost in the race
as to the Court may seem just and offer for sale and sell at public auc­
heard thereon.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE equitable.
”
Frank L. Walker, Administrator they gave a valentine party to the
tion the above described real proper­
STATE
OF
OREGON
IN
AND
Service hereof is made upon you tv to the highest and best bidder, on
S. D. Allen, Attorney for Estate. 3t5 Mayflower crew in the church base­
FAIRVIEW
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
by publication In the Coquille Valley the following terms and conditions,
The young people of the commun­ Ethel Lucille Hendrick, Plaintiff
Sentinel, a weekly newspaper in Co­ to-wit:
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE ment Saturday evening, February 12
Many interesting games were played, ity gathered at the Grange hall Mon­
va.
quille, Oregon, for not lesa than once
8TATE OF OREGON IN AND
1. For cash in hand at the time of
FOB THE COUNTY OF COOS
among which a very hilarious scav* day evening and enjoyed their Sun­ Henry Jefferson Hendrick, Defend­ a week for four (4) consecutive sale if the purchase price equals less
ant
weeks, pursuant to Order of Publi­ than One Hundred (3100.00) Dollars.
enger hunt waa enjoyed by air The day school class party. Games were
cation made and entered herein on
In the Matter of the Estate of James
2. For either cash in hand at the
guests
found
their
places
at
the
table
To:
Henry
Jefferson
Hendrick:
played during the evening and val­
the 18th day of January, 1938, by time of sale, or if the purchaser
Campbell Hervey, Deceased.
In
the
Name
of
the
State
of
Ore-
by
mean,
of
valentine
pl^
«rjr
the
Honorable
James
T.
Brand,
Judge
No. 2832
elects, for not less than twenty per
entines were exchanged after which
__ gee:
You are hereby required of the Circuit Court of the State of cent (20%) of the purchase price in
Notice of Filins Final Account
Cake and coffee were ~rved
sandwiches, salad, cake and hot
Oregon
in
and
for
the
County
of
cash, the remainder to be paid under
Notice is hereby given that the foUowin.
Th^e
at- to . “ d PPe**
- and answer the Complaint
- M^rd
chocolate were served, 'muse
Aitine «»-
,
Coos.
undersigned has filed his Final Ac-
written agreement with the purchas­
fonrlinip u/oro
Vtarm IfganiarwY
filed &£*lXWt YOU 1H »O®
DEMENT
A
LAIRD,
er in four (4) equal annual instal­
-TEdgmim. tending were Mrs. vem Kenison, afoove entitled suit in the above en-
count in the matter of the adminis­
Attorneys
for
Plaintiff,
with
resi
­
ments, all deferred payments to bear
tration of the Estate of James Camp­
Mrs Rankin, of Eugene, Phillip and titled court, within four (4) weeks
dence ana postoffice sddress at Myr­ interest from the date of sale at the
bell Hervey, deceased, and the Coun­ Wayne Woodward, Law™n“ ®ar’“ Lake Jensen, Fay and Ben Holver-
the d«te of the first publication tle Point, Oregon.
It5 rate of six per cent (6%) per an­
ty Court for Coos County. Oregon, low Reginald Meaegat, Ward Evans,
‘iLStll'0 v8ni'
wee^sXm’the^si d* vrf J?n-
has set Tuesday, the 15th day of
num, payable annually, if the pur­
March, 1938, at the hour of 10 A. S. C. McAllister, Emest Hammack, and Ralph Duncanson, Viola and uaryi jgjg and if you fail to appear NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND AC­ chase price equals One Hundred
(»100.00) Dollars, or more.
QUIRED BY COON COUNTY.
M , as the day, and the County Court Mesdames Alfred Davidson, J. D. Helen Johnson,
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Phillip ~
Stock, Ray- -
No sale shall be made of the above
OREGON FOR DELIN­
Room in the County Court House Root. Frank Burbank. Gordon n-™' mood Norris, Carl Hooker, Carlena
parcel of real property for a lesser
QUENT TAXES
at Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, as
Kobt«-. ■'<-». cun. Alley, Harriet ■ Jensen, Eugene De-1
G.
T
COOK
amount than the minimum price
the place, for hearing objections to
said Final Account and the settle- and Miss Esther Davidson.
Hart, Lorraine Kenison, Iris Fitch, I
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That shown thereon.
Brick
Mason
ment of said estate.
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Dated at C Coquille, Coos County,
Mary Mathews, Nancy SonnelandJ
under and by virtue of an drder of
Dated this 9th day of February,
sale made by the County Court of the Oregon, this s 25th day of February,
Annamae Holvenrtott, Maxine En-I
Fireplaces and Chimneys
A.
L.
Hooton,
electrical
contractor
1938.
State of Oregon, for the County of A I), 1938.
gels. Millicent Dow, Arden HarrahJ
P. O. Box 62, Coquille
William Henry Hervey,
and dealer, 274 Second St., Coquille
Wm. F. Howell,
on the 24th day of January,
Executor of the Estate of James Complete stock of wiring supplies.
Irwin Henagin, Jim Eaton, Bill Walls,
manding me to sell 2t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon
Attorney at Law
artaef. rr^anta LáiTBUg
I
Campbell Hervey, Deceased.
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