Professional Cards
O. C. SANFORD „
Attorney at Law
Probate, Beal Estate and Offlee
Practtoe. Notary Publie
Boom 1»
First National Bank Building
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DR. De La RHUE
Eyesight Specialist
Laird Bldg.—ReeepUe
Jointly with Dr. J. B.
DR. RALPH F. MILNE
Teeth Straightened
HARRY A. SLACK
Attoeswy-st-Law
First National Bask Building
Coquille
grades will go to the Shrtaers*
grove near Coquille. As yet, the high
school is not decided where theirs
will be held.
Commencement exercises for the
Arago high school will be held Wed­
nesday evening, May 18, in the gym­
nasium. Leland P. Linn, principal of
the Myrtle Point Union high school,
will give the main address of the eve­
ning. Several members of the sen­
ior class will also give talks. Stephen
Aasen had the highest grade average
for the four years, closely followed by
Ellis Rackleff.
Baccalaureate services will be held
at the Arago Community Church Sun­
day evening, May 15. John Root will
preach the sermon. Special music
will be furnished by the Arago choir.
Miss Bernice Gilespie visited at
the home of her parents over the
week-end.
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The regular monthly meeting oi
the Arago missionary society was held
at the home of Mrs. Alma Halter
Tuesday afternoon with the following
attendance: the Mesdames H. E. Wat­
kins, J. D. Carl, Jess Damron, Sam
Damron, J. D. Root, O. H. Aasen, Nile
Miller, C. A. Keltner, and Alma Hal­
ter. The meeting was on “The United
Brethren Missionaries; One from
China and One from Africa,*’ and was
a very interesting meeting. The next
meeting is to be held a^
FAIBVIEW
The Fairview Ladies Aid met at
the church last Thursday afternoon
for thqjr monthly meeting. Devotions
were led by Mrs. Cortland Ellis. The
business meeting was opened by the
president, Mrs. DeVere Yeoman. It
was decided by the group to receive
a silver offering at each meeting in­
tend of the regular dues. Viola John­
son and Betty Yeoman were appoint­
ed to make corsages which were pre­
sented to the mothers at Sunday
school last Sunday. Hostesses were
Mrs. Ernest Hatcher and Mrs. Robert
Hulverstott, who served delicious
cookies and tea to the following la­
dies: Mesdames DeVere Yeoman,
Verlin Moore, Joe Berkheimer, Cort­
land Ellis, T. H. Benham and Misses
Bette Yeoman, Helen «nd Viola John­
son.
Miss Iris Fitch visited friends at
MarsMtaM last Sunday.
Viola Johnson and Donald Phillips
were
in nuiHi
North £»CT1U
Bend on anuKiua/
Monday to
weir ui
w see1
mony.
of sandwiches
«nd coffee were served by Mrs. H. A.
Hatfield and Mrs. Lawrence Knight
at the dose of the meeting.
Hilburn Gumm returned home last
week from a Portland hospital where
I m underwent an operation on his
knee a few weeks ago.
The following Mother’s Day pro­
gram was presented by the Bible
School Sunday morning: song, “Stand
Up for Mother,” by the congregation;
recitation, Charlotte Watson; recita­
tion, Norma Jean Farmer; song, “Lila
Mae Ison; recitation, Dallas Farmer;
recitation, Lena Bell Herker; vocal
duet, Evelyn and Myrtle Beckett;
musical reading, Lou Hooton.
See Cream O’ Cooe for Kelvlnator
refrigeratori.
mat
MAY 6**"* MAY 21
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
FOB THE COUNTY OF COOS
FLORENCE P. BERG, Plaintiff,
PAUL 8. JOHNSON, THE UN­
KNOWN HEIRS OF EVAN CUN­
NINGHAM, DECEASED, THE UN-
NOWN HEIRS OF JESSIE A.
JOHNSON, SOMETIMES KNOWN
AS JESSIE ALICE JOHNSON, DE­
CEASED, THE UNKNOWN HEIRS
OF E. HAZEL JOHNSON, SOME­
TIMES
KNOWN
AS EMILY
HAZEL JOHNSON. DECEASED,
THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF SHIR­
LEY V. JOHNSON, SOMETIMES
KNOWN AS SHIRLEY JOHNSON,
DECEASED, ALSO
7-: ■ ALL OTHER
mm
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h0*P,t,L
ANY HIGHT,
IHT, TITLE
TITLE, INTEREST,
and every one is regheetpl 1 to bring
Mr and Mrg ^jy parkj h,ve her ESTATE, LIEN
LIEN OR
OR C
CLAIM IN OR
any wooden spools they may
have,
nay
mother_ Mrs.
M„ Nelson,
Neu«, of Manhfield,
Marshfield. TO __ THE
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REAL E
ESTATE DE­
mother,
SCRIBED IN THE COMPAINT
as the society is to start making toys visiting them.
HEREIN,_____________ Defendants,
for the Children’s Farm Home.
The young people of the Fairview
Saft la Eyity to Quiet Title
Arthur Edmunds, of Portland, has Sunday school are planning for a
been visiting at the home of Mr. and clan picnic to be held Sunday, May . To Paul S. Johnson;
the J
unknown
Johnson,
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Mrs. Nile Miller the past week. Mr. n .. j.
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John
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1 -And» Mr»* 'Milter ""took IMfr 'BdftUtnClS Sunday school. A basket lunch will
son, sometimes known as Jessie Alice
to Gardiner Monday to visit at the be served at noon.
Johnson, deceased; the unknown heirs
PHYSICIAN and 8UBGB0N
home of Mr. and Mrs. Pauli..
Mrs. Virginia Radford and Elden of E. Hazel Johnson, sometimes
Riehnsond-'Barker Building
Emily Hazel Johnson, de­
The regular weekly Bible study was returned to Eugene last week.
I known
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ceased; the unknown heirs of Shirley
Coquille, Ore.
held at the church Wednesday eve­
Mr. and Mn. Cortland Ellis and v. Johnson, sometimes known as
Phones: Office UM, Bea. MB
ning with J. D. Root leading the dis­ Coralie, Ellen and Keith visited at the Shirlev Johnson, deceased; also all
cussion which was on the first chap­
un-
in-
ter of Titus. Those present were: Mr.
in Manhfield last Sunday afternoon. teresti estate, lien or claim in or to
and .Mrs. J.D, Root and. Jahn. Paul,
Mr. and Mn. Cal Ray were visited the real estate described in the com-
Mr. and Mn. H. E. Watkins, Mn. O. by their son, Austin, last week.
I plaint herein, Defendants.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
THE NAME OF THE STATE
under and by virtue of an Execution H. Aasen, Mn. L. A. Myen and Lilla-
Several men of the valley have ’ , OF IN OREGON:
You an hereby no-1
and Order of Sale issued out of the verle, Mrs. Ward Evans, and Mrs. S. been working on the church this
1 tified that you are required to ap­
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon C. McAllister. They will meet again
for the County of Coos on the 27th this Wednesday at the church at 8 p. week, hoping to have it completed be- pear and answer the complaint*filed
for the dedication on Sunday, May 20. against you in the above entitled court
day of April, 1938, in a certain cause
and cause, on or before the 10th day
in said Court pending wherein Port­ m.
Cal Ray has been ill this week.
of June, 1038, the same being the last
The music week program which*
land Mortgage Co., a corporation, is
date for answering or appearing per­
Plaintiff, ana Mair A. Dano and Mary was given by the music class of Arago
sonally, prescribed in the order of
BRIDGE
M. Dkno, husband and wife; Marion
publication, and if you fail so to
Bowman Zener, Administratrix of Thursday evening at the church was
The Bridge school, with the Remote appear or answer on or before said
the Estate of John N. Bowman, de­ very well attended and enjoyed by all
ceased; Ann Bitzer; Mark Skinner present. A number of violin soloj 1 school co-operating, presented a love­ date, the plaintiff wiU
Superintendent of Banks in charge at played by Leonard Ensele, accom­ ly program on the lawn Friday after­ Court for the relief p
her complaint, a sued
liquidation of Bank of Southwestern
noon, to a large and appreciative au­ of which is as follows:
Oregon, are Defendants, Case No. panied by Miss Geraldine Ensele, 1
The program opened with . That all defendants In this
1
11372, of said Court and commanding were enjoyed by the audience as was dience.
me to sell the hereinafter described also the social duets given by Mrs. the crowning of Marian Finch as May Ordered to produce any claim they
821 Front St
Coquille, Ore.
real property to satisfy the sum of Maud Woodyard and Rev. Geo. R. queen. vThe princesses were -Evelyn may have or claim to have upon the
premises
or
any
part
of
the
following
815,912.73, an Attorney fee of 8900.00
Shields
and
Myrtle
Sargent;
admiral,
premises
and costs and disbursements 884.90, Turney.
Lots 1, 11 and 12 of Block 1»
together with accruing costa, I WILL
The home demonstration meeting John Koch; crown-bearer, Ronald
wand Color Guide ■
of Elliott’s Addition to the City of
ON SATURDAY, THE 28th DAY OF was held at the home of Mrs. Ward Huff; flower girls, Virginia Gumm
ideas. Get yours today!
Coquille, Coos County, Oregon,
MAY, 1938, at the hour of 10 o’clock
and Vada Walton.
The music was
according to the map and plat
in the forenoon of said day at the Evans with Mrs. Tyrrell Woodward
I
thereof on file and of record in
front door of the County Court House and Mrs. S. C. McAllister as the pro­ furnished by William Remaly, violin­
the
office of th<
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the ______
County
Clerk of
in the City of Coquille, Coos County, ject leaders for the day. The meeting ist. The heralds were Teddy Nixon
Cooe County, Oregon.
Peace and Constable District Num­
Oregon; offer for sale and sei) at was on Meat Cookery. Those present and Donald Morse. Following the of­
That said claims be "declared
dec__ _ : invalid
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ber Three of the County of Coos,
public action, to the highest and best
ficial opening the program proceeded and quieted.
were:
Mesdames
H.
E.
Watkins,
O.
State of Oregon, and docketed in
bidder for cash in hand, all the right,
Sailors’ DriU, upper
That Defendants be enjoined from Judgment Docket Number 0 on the
title and interest of the said Defend­ H. Aasen, Marvin Shaw, J. D. Root, as follows:
thereafter
making
any
claim
in
or
25th
day of .January, 1038, on tran­
ants in and to the following described Lawrence Rackleff, Glenn Griffith, grade boys; sailors’ drill, primary
to said property adverse to said script of judgment from said Jus­
real property, to-wit:
room;
Sailors
’
Follies,
upper
grade
Tyrrell Woodward, Sam Root, S. C.
plaintiff. That plaintiff be adjudged tice’s Court
Lots numbered 9 and 10, in Block
McAllister and Misses Lucy Case. boys; Dances of the Nations: Hun­ the owner in fee simple of said prem-
prem­
Wm. F. Howell,
numbered 10, Town of Marsh­
— and rightfully in ,
possession
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Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
field, Coos County, Oregon, as
Jean Watkins and Mary Jean McAl­ garian Dance, girls; French Minuet, f ises
By Eva Schroeder, Deputy.
per plat prepared by William
primary; Feature Dance, Zetta Gib­ thereof. That she have such other 16t5
lister.
Hall for E. B. Dean A Co.
son, Coquille; Norwegian Mountain and further relief as to the Court
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
P.
Haberly
and
sons
may seem meet and equitable.
Said sale being made subject to re­
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Service of this Summons is made
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demption in the manner provided by were Sunday dinner guests at the Climb Bleking, girls; Children’s
On the 14th day of May, 1038, at
law.
home of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Aasen. Polka, Remote; Danish Dance of by publication pursuant to an order the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. at the
of the Honorable J. T. Brand, Judge
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this 28th
Rev. G. A. Gray conducted the reg­ Greeting, Remote; Shoemaker Dance, of the Circuit Court of Coos County, front door of the Court House in Co­
day of April, 1038.
voo.
Wilda Beckett and Vivienne Like;.' Oregon, which order was signed May quille, Coos County, Oregon, I will
ular
Sunday
morning
church
service
Wm. F. Howell,
Dance, girts; Feature Dance,' llthT 1038, directing publication to be seU at auction to the highest bidder,
•»My««
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15t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon. after which a Mother's Day program Square
I made in the Coquille Valley Sentinel, for cash, the following described real
was given as follows: piano prelude Coquille; May Pole Dance, girls.
property
located
in
Coos
County,
_____ recitations by I | A track meet. Remote vs. Bridge, once a week for four consecutive Oregon, to-wit:
- by Mrs. O. H. Aasen,
N<33rttDrBYACOO8,rO0uinXC'
®“w"prtty Shaw"wd^'jack “ «»Joyed during the morning weeks. Date of first publication May
Lots 11 and 12 in Block 4 of
Arlan Shaw, Patty Shaw and Jack
12th, 19.38 Date of last publication
Nosier's Addition to Coquille
June
»th,
1038.
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Farrier;
acrostic,
"Mother,
”
by
Alan
hourr
At
noon
there
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Potluck
OREGON FOR DELIN­
City (now City of Coquille) ac­
J. ARTHUR BERG
Halter, Dacey Hamack, Darwin Gul- ilunch- *Pon«>rod by the Civic dub.
QUENT TAXES
cording to the plat of said Addi­
Attorney for Plaintiff
tion on file and of record in the
strom, Robin Griffith, Verle Ham- Man* ¡»trons of the school visited the
Residence and P. O. Address Co­
the interesting
lntar»«tin^ quille. Oregon.
office of the County Clerk in and
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That mack Maureen Evans and Alan Laf- ■ rnnmi
rooms and
and looked
looked at
at the
17t5
for said County of Cooe in the
under and by virtue >tv
of Court'S*the
an order of ferty;
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song by
lntermediate
group;'exhiNtl
*hool work on display
State of Oregon.
sale made by the Count ~
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
THE
the
County
of
recitations
by
Lillaverle
Myers,
Don-
durin
<
Open
House,
3:00
to
0:00
p.
m.
Said sale is made under execution
State of Oregon, for '
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8TATE OF OREGON IN AND
issued out of the Circuit Court of the
Coos, on the 25th day of ‘ j April,
_
aid Short, Mark Garoutte and Glenda
Mr and
Dwight Culver and
FOR
THE
COUNTY
OF
COOS
A.. D , 1038, commanding me to
sell
■■ coRPOHAriON »is:»
i° and
ton^ by the choir, recitation by chlldr*n, Mary Lou and Evert, were In the Matter of the Estate of Sarah State of Oregon for the County of
Coos, to me directed in the case of
the following described lands, and _
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,
A. Watson, Deceased.
fixing minimum prices thereon, to-1 Pamela Evans and a piano solo by among the guests entertained at din­
Frank Dungey vs. Thomas Dungey
Notice nt Final Account
ner Sunday at the Chas. Knight home
wft
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— Endeavor
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and Elizabeth Dungey.
Mrs.
Root. Christian
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN,
Wm. F. Howell,
dwell,
swy« NEV«,-less S. 6 acres, in
hour was led by Wayne Woodward at Gaylord.
That the undersigned has filed in
Section 20, Township 28 S. R. 12
The Christian Endeavor meeting the County Court of Coos County, 13t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
and
Mrs.
Elwyn
Nosier
preached
the
Plumbing - Heating *»
W. W. M., at a minimum price of
evening message. Services next Sun­ next Sunday evening will be in Oregon, his final Report and Account
8501.42; and
v
charge of Mrs. Orlln Lett The topic as Administrator of the Estate of IN THE COUNTY COURT t)F THE Front St
Coquille
Land described in Volume fill, Page
day as usual.
181, Deed Records of Coos Coun­
Choir Sarah A. Watson, Deceased, and that
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
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Mrs. Earl Edgmon and Kenneth, is “Christian Friendship."
the
said
Court
has
set
Friday,
the
ty, Oregon, lying and being in
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
Mrs. Arthur Farrier and Jack and practice will'be held after the meet­ 10th day of June, 1938, at the hour
filed In the office of the City Re­
Section 8, Township 28 S. R. 12
In the Matter of the Estate of P. S. corder on the 4th day of April, 1038,
ing.
of
ten
o
’
clock
A.
M.
at
the
County
Mrs. Daisy Doyle visited friends and
W. W. M., at a minimum price of
Robinson, Deceased.
and pursuant to the provisions of Or­
Mr. and Mn. Chas. Butler moved Court Room in Coquille, Oregon, as
r 111.23.
relatives at Camas Valley Tuesday.
Notice «f Filing of Final Aeeeimt
dinance No. 396, adopted by the Com­
SHALL, in compliance with said
Saturday to Coquille, to be near Mr. the time and place for hearing objec­
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Doyle and son
tions to such final account and the
mon Council on the 2nd day of May,
order, on SATURDAY, the 28th day
undersigned has filed his Final Ac­ 1038, and the statutes of the State of
Butler’s place of employment Jerry settlement of said estate.
of May, A. D., 1038, commencing returned from Virginia last Friday.
count
in
the
matter
of
the
adnuns-
Oregon therein referred to, all of
and Louise are staying with friends
Irvin Watson,
at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. of said
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Zinzerllng, of here until the close of school. Mr.
Administrator of the Estate of tration of the Estate of P. S. Robison which are hereby referred to and
day at the front door of the Court
deceased,
and
the
County
Court
for
made a part of this notice.
Said
House in the City of Coquille, and Coquille, were Arago visitors Mon­ and Mn. Walter Weaver and baby, Sarah A. Watson, Deceased.
C. A. Barton, Attorney for Adminis- Coos County, Oregon, has set Satur- sewer construction is to be made at
County of Coos, State of Oregon, day.
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da
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1838
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at
the
of Myrtle Creek, will occupy the house
trator, Coquille, Oregon.
17 to
a?,d exPen»e of the property
offer for sale and sell at public auc­
£our
1? A’ " - «« the day, and the
Mrs. George Golden left for Ohio vacated by the Butlen.
tion the above described real proper­
County Court Room in the County ’Vb.T,ltt5d for Ule whole work. Forms
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
ty to the highest and best bidder, on Tuesday.
Court House at Coquille, Coos Coun­
Dinner guests at the A. O. Hooton
bids for contract and bond may be
the following terms and conditions,
On the 4th day of June, 1938, at ty, Oregon, as the place for hearing of
The 4-H girls club went to Lake­ home Sunday were Mn. Zellie B.
had upon application to the City Re­
to-wit:
the
hour
of
10:00
A.
M.
at
the
front
objections
to
said
Final
Account
and
corder. Tne Common Council re-
2. For either cash in hand at the side for a camping trip over the week­ Parker, Forrest L. Moon, Zella May, door of the Court House in Coquille, the settlement of said estate.
right
**!«* any and all
time of sale, or if the purchaser end. It was necessary for them to Eugene and Edgar Moon, of Myrtle Coos County, Oregon, I will sell at
Dated this 21st day of April, 1938. kMVes
with
without cause. A cer­
electa, lor not less than twenty per have one night out-of-door sleeping Point.
public auction to the highest bidder
Administrator of the^ateof P. 8. tified check in the sum of 5 per cent
cent (20%) of the purchase price in to complete their course. Those fin­
for cash the following described prop­
The Bridge Grange held the 200th erty located in the County of Coos, Robison, Deceased.
withe«uih°hP} b.‘dln2Uft
’Emitted
cash, the remainder to be paid under
ishing
the
course
and
who
enjoyed
with such bid, to be forfeited to the
written agreement with the purchas­
regular meeting of their organization State of Oregon, to-wit:
Harry A. Slack,
,
** Coquille, in the event the
er in four (4) equal annual instal­ this lovely outing were: Misses on Friday evening with about the
Ix>ts 1 A 2 and South half of
Attorney for Administrator
ex‘^uL.relU^Lt2 ,lgn ““ t'ontr«ct «nd
ments, all deferred payments to bear Yvonne Holycross, Laura Bernice
NEy«
of
Section
4
in
Township
28
First
National
Bank
Building
bond £* provided for in
interest from the date of sale at the Lillie. Ethel Chapel, Anne Watkins, usual attendance. One member, Mn.
South, Range 13 West of the Wil­
Coquille, Oregon
ut5 the s /Xu
.m nfnC/ Sail bond to be in
Dwight Culver, the present chaplain,
rate of six per cent (8%) per an­
lamette Meridian also a parcel of
tne sum of
of the
50 per
cent of Thework
the total,
num, payable annually, on any and Dorothy Crawford, Betty Cline, Vir­ has never missed a roll call. The next
ground being 5 acres off the East
amount
*contract.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
all parcels the purchase price of ginia King, Peggy Biondell, Leona meeting will be held on Thursday,
end of Lot 8 in Section 33 in
he completed within 60 days
which equals One Hundred (8100.00) Mass.
Township 27 South, Range 13
Notice is hereby given that the
Miss Esther Davidson and May 10, as the 20th is Election day
Dollars, or more.
West of the Willamette Meridian.
Common Council of the City of Co­
Miss
Jean
Watkins
accompanied
and Mn. Culver is on the election
No sale shall be made of any of
Said sale Is made under execution quille, Cooe County, Oregon, will re- M ^be^ihe^our^^
the above parcels of real property for them.
board. The Lecturer’s hour consisted out of thq Circuit Court of the State ceive sealed bids for the "construction
a lesser amount than the minimum
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Menegat of songs and readings in honor of of Oregon for the County of Coos to' of a sewer on Eleventh Street T-»«* of 1038
ms’ Ck
* All'bid?
AH^bid? the
the «ie
l«th
Ä toy
day at
of May,
price shown thereon.
me directed in the case of John Hart- Holly Street for a nistanee of 393 1VSB.
All bids must he m.A.
Mother’s Day and especially in honor ley, plaintiff,
Coos County,
Dated at t Coquille,
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feet, in the City of CJoquille, Cooe
this
27th day of April,
Oregon,
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of Mn. O. W. Heath, who was offi­
by unit
County, Oregon.
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durtag
A. D., 1938.
Lydia M. Churchill, defendant, in
estimating
AU bids must be in accordance with ■dditlon^’or^deductioM made
cially Installed as the “Grange
Wm. „ F. Howell,
an
action
at
law
instituted
in
the
the
maps,
data,
plans,
estimates
and
he
course
of
the
work.
“
Mother,** with an appropriate cere-
IStS Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
Justice’s Court for Justice of the (specifications of the City Engineer, »«2
F. G. Leslie, Qty Recorder
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Gregg Hardware
»WARNING"
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GENERAL PAINT
P. L. Johnson
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