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THE COQUILLE TALLET SENTINEL COQOCtLLB, OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1919.
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biksd tq the Doss c our try. Friday ev­
ening and stayed till Sunday enjoying
the scenery.
The choir o f the M. E. Church
on practicing several times this
week getting ready for Raster. The
usual good Easter program may ho
expected.
J. B. Warren, o f Bandon, who is em­
ployed at the Myrtle Point Shingle
mill at Catching Creek, cut off the end
o f his flinger Wednesday. Dr. Clark*
said ha displayed unusual nerve while
it waa being dressed.
Saturday evening the Royal Neigh­
bors entertained the Modern Wood­
men and a few invited guests at a so­
cial at the M. W. A. hall. The Royal
Neighbors gave a very pretty drill
and a program consisting o f readings,
duets and solos. A “ swell” supper was
served.
Railroad officials A. D. Wick, o f Eu­
gene, John If. Scott, o f Portland, and
Bert Lockhart, o f Marshfield, were in
town last Wednesday on official busi
The schedule will bo changed
slightly and the trains will make bet­
ter time. The morning train, instead
o f leaving at 8 o’clock, will leave at
7:45 and will arrive in Portland at
8:15 instead of 9:16. The trains in
the county will make their runs in
thirty minutes less time than hereto­
fore.
Fred W. Davis, the loggers’ Sky
Pilot, was in town Wednesday.
A. S. Draper, the Coos Bay piano
tuner, was in town on basinoss Wed­
nesday.
Sergeant Ray Wyland, or as he is
bettor know “ Happy” Wyland, a
nephew o f Henry Schroeder, aeift
word that he has bean quite sick with
pneumonia but as so far recovered
that he has been sent to Camp Lewis,
and is expecting his discharge at any
AI Rice and Mr. Freeman, o f Ban­
croft, were in town Tuesday to get
material to start cutting ties.
J.. D. Laird and family, o f Bridge,
war* in town Tuesday.
Dr. Clarke's Ford must have had a
spring cleaning for it now looks like
a new ca r.' - . «
Mrs. O. H. Clarke gave a musicals
at Broadbent last Friday evening.
Besides the program given by her
pupils an entertainment was given
consisting o f vocal solos and readings.
The evening was immensely enjoyed
by about ninety who were present
Miss Ruth Barton and little niece,
Belva Alice Stemmier, visited Mrs.
M. O. Hawkins in Coquille Wednes­
day.
Ora Carter went to Gaylord Sat­
urday to visit friends. She returned
Sunday.
Mrs. Venice Gill is suffering from s
very severe cold at this writing.
Last Friday Dr. Wm. Horsfall, of
Marshfield, and Dr. Richmond, o f Co­
quille, were in consultation with Dr.
Clarke to see' Charles Ellis, who is
very siak at Dr. Clarke’s Sanitarium.
An exploratory operation was advised
and immediately performed. His con
dition waa found to be more critical
than expected, but he rallied nicely
from the operation.
The M. E. Junior Choir, which fur­
nishes the music every Sunday morn-
ing, will appear in their new Easter
vestments Easter morning.
Mrs. W. W. Baynes and son, Lewis,
went to Eugene Saturday to visit Mrs.
Baynes’ daughter and husband from
Alaska.
John L. Gary, o f Bandon, was doing
business in our town Friday.
Mrs. Miller went to Marshfield Fri
day to select her new hats. She re­
turned the same evening.
Mrs. C. C. Carter went to Marsh­
field last Friday to be with her sis­
ter, Mrs. Willard, who has just gone
through an operation. Mrs. Carter
returned Sunday evening. She says
her sister is now doing nicely.
Percy Peel went to Marshfield last
Sunday on businass.
A number o f girls motored to Co­
quille Saturday. Those in the party
were Hazel and Flossie Radabaugh,
Hilda Cartar and Marion Baynes.
C. A. Davidson went to Marshfield
Saturday morning to attend to im­
portant business. He returned Sun
day evening.
Max Dement and family came to
town from their ranch last Friday and
returned Sunday afternoon.
Saturday evening the friends and
relatives of Dewey Christensen were
much surprised at his return. He
was in Florida ready to sail for
Franca when the armistice was sign­
ed. From there he was sent to Geor­
gia and then to Alabama. From Camp
McClellan, Alabama, he was trans­
ferred to Camp Lewis for discharge.
Addie Dow, o f Coquille, was visit­
ing friends here Tuesday. She also
visited the high school in the after­
noon.
Last Thursday afternoon a lrage
number o f friends gavs a surprise
party to Mabel Lundy at her home in
honor o f her sixteenth birthday. The
guest o f honor was away till about
nine o’clock when on arriving home
she was very much surprised to find
■he bouse full of young people.
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number of game« were played and
later in the evening a very nice lunch
was served. It was quite late in the
evening when the guests left, all
wishing Mabel many happy returns
of the day.
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Mrs. Marie Stemmier is entertain­
ing her sister, Mrs. L. A. Williams,
and three children, o f Bremerton,
Wash. Mrs. Williams expects to re­
main with her sister until the return
of her husband from France. Mr.
Williams has been aboard a cargo
carrier since last August. He has
visited South American, Japanese and
French porta and expects his release
from service about May fifteenth.
Letter From Matt Kerrigan
The following letter from Matt Ker­
rigan dated Jan. 21, gives an idea of
how our boys in France are feeling
just now:
ing under the name and atyle o f Coal
and Metals Trustees and E. W. Gates,
defendants, case No 6158, o f said
Court and commanding me to sell the
hereinafter described real property to
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satisfy 4 the
sum . o 4 f * $2181.00
with in.
terest at 9 % from April 1st, 1919,
due the plaintiff, and tha further sum
of $7600.00 with interest at »% from
September 27th, 1918, due the de­
fendant, E. W. Gates, and attorney
fee of $250.00, together with accru­
ing costs, I WILL ON SATURDAY,
THE i7th Day o f MAY, 1919, at
the hour o f 10 o’clock in the fore­
noon o f said day at tha front door
of the County Court House in ' the
City o f Coquille, Coos County, Ore­
gon, offer for sale and sell at public
auction, to the highest and best bid­
der for cash in hand, all the right,
title and interest o f the said dafend-
ants in and to tha following described
real property, to-wit:
Undivided
four-fifths interest in two Quarts
Lode
Mining
Claims Inmwn as
the
Copper
King
and
the
Eureka
Lode
Claikna,
locat­
ed in the Southerly portion o f Coos
’County, Oregon, on Granite Creek
west of ita junction with Poverty
Creek about 900 feet, as the same are
located and marked upon the ground,
the same being each 1600 fast in
length and 600 feet wide, and if suf­
ficient sum cannot be realised from
the the eale of said property, in the
manner indicated in the decree, I
will sell the equity o f redemption of
the defendants, and all persons claim­
ing by, through or under them or
any o f them, either as beneficiaries or
otherwise, in or to the property des­
cribed herein, and apply the proceeds
arising therefrom to the payment of
the defendant Gates’ note and mort-
gaga, and pay the residue remaining
thereafter, if any, to the defendant,
Coal and Metals Trustees.
I am still in the army o ’ occupa­
tion and sitting tight in a small dorf,
or village, not far from Coblens. It
is s u 'j come —:— o f a plice to be put
for keeps, as we seem to be, never
get a chance to see cr do any tiring
but work. Would rath or be back at
the front and the war goi'ig on, as
there is at least a little excitement
then. As for my being able to sea
Germany and Europe ploase don’t kid
me. That all reads very nice to the
folks at home and helped them be­
come contented, but the only people
in this army receiving those privileges
are a few officers and tin S. 0. S. The
combat troops never get the chance.
If any one tells you he sr.w Paris and
such places put it down he was not a
combat soldier or else he is lying.
I woutd sure like to be brek there
and hove a few of th ose ------ slackers
pull a strike; believe me, a few of us
fellows that gave up everything to
come ovdr here while they stay behind
Said sals being made subject to re-
and make big wages would like to be tdemption in the manner provided by
turned loo*e on them tha same as we law.
were on these Germans.
Dated April 8th, 1919.
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FORECLOSURE SALE
Notice is hereby given. That, under
and by virtue of an Execution and
Order o f Sale issued out o f the Cir­
cuit Court o f the State o f Oregon for
the County o f Coo* on the 1st day of
April, 1919, in a certain cause in said
Court pending wherein W. R. Moffett
is plaintiff, .and E. W. Bryant, Ruaaell
Winslow, E. W. Melnturff, Geo. Get­
ting, and Russell Winslow, E. W. Me-
A Inturff, Geo. Getting Trustees opemt-
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W. W. Gage,
Sheriff o f Coot County, Oregon
FORECLOSURE SALE.
Vivian G. Fish, his wife, art defend­
ants, case No. 5088, o f said Court and
commanding me to sell the hereinaf-
ter described real property to satis-
fy the sum of 88,016.10 with interest
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at 9 % from January 18th, 1919, and
the further sum o f $197.86 taxes wltn
interest at
from January 18th,
1919, and attorney fee o f $800.00 ana
costa and disbursements $27.00, to­
gether with accruing coots, I WILL,
ON SATURDAY, THE 2«th DAY of
April, 1919, at the hour o f 10 o’clock
in the forenoon o f said day at the
front door o f the County Court House
in the C ity-of Coquille, C o m County,
Oregon, offer for sale and Mil at pup-
lie auction, to tha highest and best
bidder for cash in hand, all the right,
title and intorast o f the said defend­
ants in and to tha following described
real property, to-wit:
The 8 * o f the N E K ; and the SEK
o f N W lt, and the N EK o f SEK of
Section 20 in Twp. $0 8. of Rng. 11
W. o f the W. M. in Coos County, Ore­
gon; Alao the NW K o f the 8W K of
Section 21 and to much o f the SWK
of the SW K o f said Section 21 and of
the SEK of Section 20 ia said Twp.
end Rng. aa lies North Easterly and
down straam from tha following line;
Storting at Myrtle CrMk at the •na
o f school house ridge, running thence
along the new fence whic . runs along
ii** foot o f school house ridge and
from the end o f said ridge to school
house ditch, thence up the school
house ditch, to the school house
■Prinr, following the fenee to this
point, thence along a biased line from
the aaid spring southeasterly to the
Section line between Sections 21 and
28; again starting from the beginning
o f said line at Myrtio Creek at the
end o f aaid School house ridge, ’run up
said Creak about 76 yards to a logging
bridga crossing aaid crack where a
smaller ereek empties into It, thence
up the ditch down whieh raid small
craak runs to a lino bounding on the
North the SE K o f the SEKJ o f said
Section 90; containing in said last
deeeribed parcels 86 acres, more or
lose, and containing in all 248 scree,
■ or* or leas, all ia C ow County, Ore-
iron, together with the tenements,
hereditaments
and
appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining.
Said sale being made subject to re­
demption in the manner provided by
law.
Notice is hereby given. That, un­
der and by virtu* of an Elocution «ml
Order o f -Sale issued out o f the Cir­
cuit Court of the State o f Oregon for
the County o f Coos on the 18th day o f
Deted March 27th, 191».
March, l i l t , in a certain eauae in —u
Court pending wherein A. E. Simpeon
W. Gage,
i. plaintiff, and Frank J. Fish and Ut5 Sheriff eg C o * C w ! y , ’ Oregon