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The choir o f the M. E. Church her
been practicing several timer this
week getting reedy fo r Eerter. The
uruel good Eerter progrem mey he
expected.
J. B. Warren, o f Bendon. who ir em­
ployed et the M yrtle Point Shingle
m ill et Catching Creek, cut off the end
o f hir flinger Wedneadey. Dr. Clarke
raid he displayed unurnal nerve while
it w ar being dressed.
Saturday evening the Royal Neigh-
bora entertained the Modem Wood­
men and a fe w invited gueeta at a so­
cial at the M. W. A . hall. The Royal
Neighbors gave a very pretty drill
and a program convicting o f reading«,
duets and soloa. A “ «w ell” supper was
served.
Railroad officials A. D. Wick, o f Eu­
gene, John M. Scott, o f Portland, and
Bert Lockhart, o f Marshfleld, were in
town laat Wednesday on official busi
ness. The schedule will be changed
slightly and the trains w ill make bet­
ter time. The morning train, instead
o f leaving at 8 o’clock, w ill leave at
7:46 and w ill arrive in Portland at
8:16 instead o f 9:16. The trains in
the county w ill make their runs in
thirty minutes less time than hereto-
I fore,
Fred W. Davis, the loggers’ Sky
I Pilot, was in town Wednesday.
A . S. Draper, the Coos Bay piano
I tuner, was in town on business Wed­
nesday.*
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Sergeant Ray Wyland, or as he is
better know “ Happy” Wyland, a
nephew o f Henry Schroeder, serft
word that he has been quite sick with
I pneumonia but as so fa r recovered
that he has been sent to Camp Lewis,
land is expecting his discharge at any
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number o f games were played and ing under the name and style o f Coal Vivian O. Fish, his .wife, are defend
ants, case No. 6068, o f said Court and
later in the evening a very nice lunch
commanding mo to sell the hereinaf­
was served. It was quite late in the
ter described real property to satis­
evening when the guests left, all
f y the sum df *8,016.10 with interest
wishing Mabel many happy return!
at 69fc from January 18th, 1919, and
of the day.
the further sum o f *197.86 taxes witn
Mrs. Marie Stemmier is entertain­
interest at 6% from January 18th,
ing bar sister, Mrs. L. A. Williams,
1919, and attorney fe e o f *800.00 ana
and three children, o f Bremerton,
costs and disbursements *27.00, to­
Wash. Mrs. Williams expects to re­
gether with accruing costa, I WILL,
main with her sister until the return
O N S A T U R D A Y , T H E 26th D A Y of
o f her husband from France.
Mr.
A pril, 1919, at the hour o f 10 o’clock
Williams has been aboard a cargo
in the forenoon o f said day at the
carrier since last August.
He has
front door o f the County Court House
visited South American, Japanese and
French porta and expects his release
in the City 'o f Coquille, Coos County,
Oregon, offer fo r tale and sen at put>-
from service about May fifteenth.
Hc auction, to the higheet and best
bidder fo r caeh in hand, all the right,
Letter From Matt Kerrigan
title and interest o f the aaid defend­
The following letter from Matt Ker­
ants in and to the follow ing described
rigan dated Jan. 21, gives an idea of
real property, to-wit:
how our boys in France are feeling
The S H o f the N E M ; and the S E *
just now:
o f N W H , and the NE14 o f SEU of
Section 20 in Twp. SO S. o f Rng. 11
W . o f the W. M. in Cooe County, Ore­
gon; Alao the NW14 o f the S W H of
Section 21 and so much o f the S W >4
o f the 8W % o f «aid Section 21 end of
the S E U o f Section 20 la said Twp.
and Rng. as lias North Easterly and
down stream from the follow ing line;
Starting nt M yrtle Creek at the •na
o f school house ridge, running thence
along the new fence whic . runs along
the 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
spring, follow ing the fenee to this
point, thence along a biased line from
the said spring southeasterly to the
Section line between Sections 21 And
hffein starting from the beginning
o f said line at M yrtle Creek at the
end o f said School house ridge ,*run up
said Creak about 76 yards to a logging
bridge crossing said creek where a
smaller creek empties into it, thence
up the ditch down whieh raid smell
crook runs to a line bounding on the
North the SE
o f the S E W o f said
Soctlon 20; containing in said last
* ~ r iM
parcels 86 acres, more or
le**, and containing in all 248 acres,
» o r e or lees, all in Cooe County, Ore­
gon, together with the tenements,
hereditaments
and
appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining.
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Said sale being made subject to re­
demption hi the manner provided by
lew.
»• ta d March 27th,
W.
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W. Gage,
Sheriff of Cooo County, Oregon