Tillamook headlight., April 14, 1922, Image 3

• Friday, April 14, 1922
THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIG
NEHALEM
>22
ITEMS
SUMMONS
mi
NOTICE
OF
CONTEST
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meade made
sä
a trip to Tillamook Wednesday ou In the Circuit Court of the State of
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR
d«
business.
Oregon for the County of Tilla­
United States Land Office _ n< -K
mook.
Portland, Ore., Apr. 6, 1922. oí ^■ît.
M. W. HARRISON, Plaintiff.
L«ona Peregoy, teacher in Bay
To Heirs of Albert R. Batchelder, v(
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deceased, of Blaine, Oregon, hi
(.y schools visited her parents CLEM
The Kill Kare Kftib will me
KER, Defendant.
Contest ees:
are-Sunday.
April 20th at jho home of Mi
To
CLÇM
PLASKER,
the
above
You are hereby notified that Clar­ pt ■
David Kuratlt. We are expecting
named defendant :
ence B. Chappell, who gives Blaine,
15U delegates to attend the Wonie.'.-’
E. j . Kardell, Manznnitu Mer--
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Convention and it would be greatly . -'.ut,
ted busine.-s here OF OREGON. YOU ARE 14KREBY Tillamook County, Oregon, aa his ell
a
appreciated if those willing to take Tuesday.
■ required to appear and answer the : post-office address, did on March tr!
delegated for bed and breakfast,
1 c nplaint filed against you in the 15th, 1922, file in this office his hi
J O. W. Dixon of the Sunset garage -ai.'oie -utitled Court and cause on duly corroborated application to ur
.vould notify Mrs. E. M. Bales.
I Tillamook was a caller here this , o.- before the expiration of six contest and secure the caupellntion isj ■
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the date of the first of your Homestead Entry No. 06473 ph
Mrs. Sgni Greene assisted by Mrs. I week. He is opposed to be study- |
I Ing st;..sets and other natural phen- publication of thi3 summons, and if Serial No. t)6473 made September Ul
Floyd Culberi-.ofi wer
host.-
Thursday, April 6 for the, La lies Aid i omena in this neighborhood. What- . you fall so to appear and answer, 25th, 1919, by Albeit R. Batchelder, wj
for want thereof the plaintiff will
of the Christian Church at which ever assistance our local scientist apply to the Court for the relief de­ deceased, for NE^i of &W%, SEU en
of NW bi, and SWh of NES4. Sec­
about 25 members and :uests were can render is freely given.
manded in his complaint, which ts tion 4, Township 4 Souft, Range 7 ilej
pi esent.
Sewing and games were
that you be required to set forth the West. Willamette, Meridian, and as bej Mr
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We read much these days about interest or estate claimed by you in
enjoyed during the afternoon after
which delicious refreshments were high blood pressure md physicians he following described real prop­ grounds for his cor.’ -st he alleges ,r1
Jind it a condition di.flcult of cure. erty situate in Tillamook County, that said Albert R. Batchelder died I J
served.
in the State of Oregon on or about
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Recently we noticed that visitors to Oregon, to-wit:
the
23rd day of October, 1920; that till
The
East
half
of
the
South
­
the
county
‘
.
;:t
who
visit
Sheriff
The Misses Florence and Joseph-
at the time of his death he was not p.fj M.
east quarter and the Southwest
i- e Hefil y, teacher« in the grade Aschim and receive their tax state-
■ ngaged in the military or naval th ■:
quarter of the Southeast quar­
. hools, lrive’ been enjoying a visit mefit, return looking pale and weak
■ervie. of the United States during ail
ter of Section 11 and the
be
the past week from their mother j with lowered blood pressue. Phygj-
any war in which the United States; pd
Northwest
quarter
of
theSouth-
jb:
Mrs. Heffley and sister Mrs. F,ed : clans may see a hint here, or possi-
west quarter of“Sectton 12, all
that he never served in the military tei
.Smith and sou, Maurice, of 1 bly Sheriff Aschim or Assessor
in Township 3 South of Range
or naval service of the United States y 1
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Monmouth, Oregon.
They were I Johnson are superseding the spec-
10 West of Willamette
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Morid-
during
any war which United States ani
N
ian.
all entertained Wednesday by Mrs. ialist, who formerly treated high
wi: engaged; that he never made Ini
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blood pressure through the pocket
W. EL Noyes at 6 o’clock dinner.
And that \lt be decreed than any settlement on said land or resided
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such claims of _ yours
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does _________
not exist. _ thereon before’ he made said entry; th
that plaintiff is owner thereof in fee that he lived on said land 1C:.> titan vol
Mrs. E. G.’ Anderson delightfully
*n
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lamm, who | si"tple and the title of plaintiff -to
enleitained the L. D. Club at her
one year after ho made said entry: tol
lid
property
be
quieted
as
against
horte on 8th street, April 7. A v.ho were re- ntly married at Van­
and that you be forever enjoin­ that he did not comply with !tho
nio‘t enjoyable afternoon was spent couver, Wash., have established 1 yon
from claiming or asserting any law so as to entitle him to n patent
ta
and much good work accomplished. their home : and will receive their 1 ed
interest or estate therein and for for said lnnd.and his default therein
f
{lends
at
i
u; ter Vehalem.
Many ■ such other relief as the Court may was not due to his employment in
Those present were Mrs. Anderson,
’.1rs. Bunn, Mrs. Gabriel, Mrs. frierds wish them long Ufe and : ''»cm equitable.
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the "litary or naval service of the Di
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'Ays, Mrs. Hinkle, Mrs. Hosley, happiness.
This summons is served upon you; Unit-d States; that his heirs are D i
pie
Mrs. Hoy, Mrs. Leach, Mrs. Miller.
by publication in the Tillamook unknown and their places of resi­ D i
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Marina Larsen who was op- ’’ adll ■: by order made by» the dence are unknown to contestant Dt
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The Presbyterian Guild met last pet a ted on at a Portland hospital Honorab!■? Homer Mason, County
ab.
-it
ten days ago, is reported as Judge of Tillamook County, Oregon,
week at the home of Mrs. M. E.
. ide March 28th, 1922, requiring
Gruber with Mrs. J. S. Lamar doing nicely.
publication hereof to be made once
assisting.
Abont twenty members
Dr. Mcüee reports the birth of a a week for six successive weeks and
were present and several new mem­
that yo uappear and answer
bers wçre received. This being the heal.hy baby girl to Mrs. Pete complaint herein on or before the
the
Cavr.y,:
last
Tuesday.
Daby
and
first meeting under the "now admin­
expiration of six weeks from the i
istration work for the coming I mother doing nicely ami the father date of the first publication of this
year waa discussed.
Plans were «ears the smile that wtoiit come off. summons and the first publication
hereof is made on this 31st day of
made for the purchase of a piano
If you want a jii
Mrs. E. Storm is convalescing from March, 1922.
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and remodeling of the Guild hall so
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
tha. entertainments can be given a recent illness at her home at upper
Roast or Steak for ’01
BOTTS A WINSLOW, Attorneys
there in the future.
A lunch was Nehalem.
for Plaintiff, Residence: Til­
served by the hostesses.
dinner •.’ :j
lamook, Oregon.
William Snyder and J. R. Hicks
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The Beginner Class of the M. E. went to Portland Wednesday morn­
Sunday School spent a delightful ing. The former expected to be gone
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ANNOUNCEMTNT
afternoon last Saturday at a party for an indefinite stay.
it!
given them by. their teacher Mrs.
Mr and Mrs. Walter J. Meade To the Voters of Tillamook County:
W. E. Noyes at her home at 314 E.
r
I he; , by .nnoiince myself us a
Games and s« Ings <J ove dçvvti to Tillamook last Sat-
5th street. 'Games
Fancy Steel Pot
.candidate
for
r'-nomination
on
the
trip.
H.
H.
i
rday
a
^busiue-s
on
kept the little tolks busy, At four
o’clock they usrrounde.l J he table "ubbesihg and Chas Kuntz were Republican ticket to the office of
County Commit- doner, and if nom-
Facet Jte- r Steal an
and enjoyed luncheon as only al^o at the county seat Saturday.
iar*«d and elected I will accept such
Those present
little folks can.
A milu epidemic of chicken pox office and sepve the people to the
Evelyn Johnson, ’ Stanley
were:
Fancy Milk Fed C
best of my ability.
Abrants. Martha Guild, Jimmie | it; enusirg th..- teachers in the
Very yours truly.
Since
Hunt, Loretta Morrison, Buddie ‘ hools cdn-'derible worry.
II. M. FARMER.
Pure Laid, No. 5 ]
disease is so mild few Adv.
Everett I the
Moulton, Vida Chaffee,
I
pu
nts
call
a
physician,
and
allow
Jimmie
Williams, Mnry Trombley,
Philips Pauline Winslow, Gracia ¡"'•her children in the family to TOR SALE-r-Gpod dairy ranch. For
Fancy Breakfast >
her were unable to I c...UiRue i” sohooi. If parents
• . nd. A '.
particulars
re
John
Zurfluch
.attend becausee of sick: e^s in the i ,‘‘1(1 icpoit any « uptive diseaA. Plea ant Valley.
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j ind keep their children at home, as
home.
I required by law, much danger ano
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■ E ii ! ;r Battnr.r
O. E. S. Kensington met Wednes­ vorry would be avoided. The law
day. April Sth, for the annual elec­ is very strict in tipis regard, and and home rooking ale given Sat-
tp-ii 15tl at Conover &.
Mis. Faye Grebn it may'become necessary to assess a
tion of officers.
We I) audio no! ii in J
Conover by the Ladies* Aid of the
-was elected president, Mrs. Inez few fines to properly impress it.
ChHstfan Church.
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Stanley, vice-president end Mrs.
Leiia Doty, secretary-treasurer. The • he conc< rts which may be heard
club recently completed the furn- each" evehing ever wireless, is at­
The Women’« Cltkb will hold a
i-htngs for e b* d in the Mar • ic tracting large e.towds and are pro­ card party on the evening of Apri)
/
nounced
wonderful.
Mr.
W.
J.
Home at Forest Grove which were
IRth nt the City Hall. E ¡verybody
Meade-who
has
had
his
wireless
sta
­
on display at the meeting. The
w elcome.
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hostesses, Mrs. O. A. Eastman, Mrs. tion in operation for several month's
has
been
the
first
to
Install
such
G. Anderson and Mrs. H. E. Tu<ker
served a luncheon which was sug­ service in th end of county, if not
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gestive of Easter. The tabl - decor­ first in county, has kindly give in thin
cared
who
1
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ations . consisted of rabbits and
call at his home.
Easter eggs.
The next meeting
of* the club will be held May 3rd,
in Tilla-
with Mrs. Gall Duel, Mrs. R. L.
ne
Our customers nrc inking ad
Beals and Mrs. Stahley Coates <as
hostesses.
Are you one
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A large party et ten >d a bei
Mi- Minnie Letson, Worthy Grand
To our steady customers we offer:
Huron of the O.ES. st Oregon, vis­ party at Manziftltar last Fiday ev
ing
given
by
tie
Epworrb
Les.g
Ladies
and
Misses
Sailors
ited the’Chapters^nt Cloverdale, Til-
w.'-l to <?.:•
lafnook, Bay City and Wheeler bers'Alr. Edgar Botzner, previous
Latest Novelties
lately... On Friday, March 31st,
is
lfiving
for-Alaska,
where
h>-
of
Tillamook
Natty
Childrens Hats
Silverware Chapter
iRirte fo rem»in for several mori
put on the work for her benefit, at
which time Mr. Henderson .presented
Three bridges on the Manzanita-
We save you money b;
her with a cheese on behalf of the' Necarney road which have be»m in
lodge, The officers of the lodge bad repair for several montbs, have
Try it and
held a dinner on Friday evening, been repaired with new’ piling and
See
Display
at
at a local restaurant, in honor of timbers, and are now In flretclas--,
Mrs. Letson.
Those present were: Xhcpe for .he tourist travel which
CONOVER &
Mesdames Minnie Letson, R. N. ¡3 expected So be large the coming
Henkle, W. C. Foster, C. Stanley,
TILLAMOOK.
W. J. Reichers, O. V Eastman, H. summer.
A. Franklin. R. B. Miller, David
Kura til and Stanley Coatee.
Mr«.
H. A. Williams; Worthy Matron of
the local Chapter was unable to at­
Mrs. V
tend because of lUnr-M.
f
r Mrs
s
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FOR RENT—Ranch for rent on any
terms. Write or inquire County
Careful'/
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Clerk, Tillanjook, Oregon.
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Wednes<i lay m
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Portland to i join M r. Hicl.
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CARD OF THANKS
preceedrd tl hpm w-v eral m
90 Salute
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Mrs. Hickerson wan accem
We wish to thank the many by her parents, Mr. and Mrs
We select onl
friends for their kindness during 11am Fisher who have been
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our late bereavement, also for the
Ing the winter -nt Manzanits
foods to si
many beautiful floral offering- sent.
B. C KING YND BOYS later will return to tnc-tr hom
Baker, Oregon.
EMMA PERKINS
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Sanitary
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5 per cent‘Viscount
$1.50 op
2 percent discount
Miss Patterson^
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CALL FOR COUNTS P j WÆT FUND
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Clatskanie—One camp output pf
5.000,OCO ft. logs per month.
Grocer«
WARRANTS
Recommend
Monmouth—Contract let for new Alters
All outstanding county road fund bank building.
warrants endorsed prior to and in­
Quality
cluding the 31st day of October.
Salem — Contract awarded for
1921, wiljr be paid upon presenta­
tion. Interest ceases this 13th day const ruction poetofflee annex.
of April, 1922.
0 XV. R. â N. to spend 11.500.000
KATHLEEN MILLS.
between Pcndkton and Huntingdon.
Cbunty Treasurer.
Albert
Flapjacks
o
the
hot cakes
of the
West
Milk and Cream I
Stock only. Supplii
wood Farm.
EVERYBODY KN<
The Bu
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