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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1908)
7 Volume XVI. Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon. Friday, June 26. 1908. Number IS Real Estate Transfers. The following instruments were recorded by the County Clerk during the week ending Monday evening: SaraC. Jeffries to W E Yates 155.11 acres in section 5, Tll.R 11 and lot 6 block 2 in Kellogg block ad to Newport. $1. Currance Shepard and husband to Henry Nice lots in Newport and Stanford. $650. United States to heirs of Ernest Logan, patent, 85.14 in sections 21, 35 and 36 in T 6, R 11. Abe Logan and wife, Larkie Lo gan and Annie Winkler and hus band to Joseph Kosydar, lot 1 sec tion 21, T 9, R 10, $300 Baldwin Fairchild, heir of Hollis Fnirchild, to JTh Krwydnr, In-' - dian allotment, 3.86 acres in section 9, T 10, R 10. $150. Jerome Young and wife to Martin Smith, block 30 in Phelp's ad to Newport. $150. Wra. Metcalf and wife and Lucy Metcalf to M. S. Collins and Sam uel Kimmel, lease for 5 years, par cel of land in section 4, T 10, R 10. Receiver's Receipt to Edward De lonay, w swi of section 13, and s se of section 14, T 14, R 9. $400. S G Irvin and wife to John Loomis, lot in Town of Irvington in Ocean View ad to Newport. $400. Jacob Johnson, Jr., and wife to J. V. Bones, 1 acre in section 34, T7R11. $140. Georgge E Cooper and wife to W A Bates, 120 acres in section 14, T 13, R 8. $10. United States to Andrew S Charles alias Andy Chetco, patent, lots 3 and 4 of Section 9, T 9, R 10 con taining 74.35 acres. United States to Joseph Gay, patent, 82.98 acres in section 20, T 9, R 10. Andrew S Charles to Warren and Walter Hall, sj4 swi of nei and "nw of se and lots 3 and 4 of section 9, T 9, R.10. $894. Joseph Gay to Walter S Hall, 82.98 acres in section 20, T 9, R 10 $10. Ada Arden, et al, to Samuel Kimmel, bond for deed, to lots 4, 5, 12 and 13 section 8, T 10, R 10. $1400. E W Paget and wife to Martin Smith, block 30 in Phelps ad to Newport. $1. E,V Paget and wife to Walter E Ball, lot 38 Phelp's ad to Newport. II. W E Ball and wife to Birdie Williams, lot, 38 in Phelp's ad to Newport. $1.' H R Nehrbas and wife ,to J O Hendrickson, 81.47 acres in section 5, T 10, R, 11. $2200. Walter Hall, and Warren Hall And wife to Charles Goyne, 74.35 acres in section 9, T 9, R 10. $10. Henry Karpi to Mike Kuoras, half interest in T 10, R 9. $1. H S Radcliff and wife to E P Lundy, 160 acres in section 16, T 11, R 8. $200." Lucy Jourdan to Joseph Kosydar 80 acres in section 22, T 9, R 10. $1440.80. ' Sarah Ams Jeffries, et al, to Frank M Plummer, 5 acres in sec tion 5, T 11, R 11. $1. US to the heirs of Charlotte Euchee, patent to lots in section 18, T8.R10. U S to Flora Evans, patent to land.in section lfij, T 9, R 9., .,. Chetco Charley and wife to J W JIurst. bond for deed, to allotments No. 84 and 80 in sections 32 and 33, T9.R11. $1900. Grace A Shaw and husband to A B Cordley, lot 1 block 15 Bayley and Case's ad to Newport. $450. Adrian C Ford to Billa Stoddard, lot 2 block 16 Nye & Thompson's ad to Newport. $1000. George W Ford to Lena M Graves, lot 2 block 7 Olsson'8 ad to New port. $159.50. Adrian C Ford to Billa Stoddard, block 6 Phelp's ad to Newport. $1400. Chetco Ben and wife to Nicholas Stemple, lots 8 and 9 and nw qr of Be qr of section 18, T 8, R 10. $570. Read Newton & Nye's new ad in this issue. S. M. Briggs of Winant was in the city the first of the week. F. M. Wadsworth went to New port on the noon train Monday. Mrs. Wm. Hoeflein of Yaquina was a Toledo visitor Wednssday. Chas. Litchfield of Yaquina was a county seat visitor last Tuesday. O. G. Dalaba of Elk. City was a Toledo visitor between trains Tues day. Homes Blair of Newport had business in the city Wednesday forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. George McBride returned to their homestead Tues day morning. Remember the base ball game Sunday. Philomath vs Elk City on the Toledo ground. Wm Enos the Elk City sawmill man was in the county seat on business Tuesday evening. O. A. Powell returned Monday evening from St. Helens. He went on down to his homestead vnear Kernville. Arch -Deacon Chambers of St. John, Oregon, will hold services at the Episcopal church next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. All are in vited to attend. The rain of last week drove County Surveyor Derrick and crew out of the woods last Saturday. They are surveying out the Drift Creek- Toledo wagon road. Claude McClure while hewing with an adz, Tuesday, had the mis fortune to cut his foot quite badly. He came down on the evening train and had Dr. Burgess fix up his foot. Married, at the Commercial Hotel, Thursday evening, June 25, 1908, Charles M. Olts, of King county, Washington, and Lucy Munson of Lincoln county, Rev. C. R. Ells worth officiating. Frank Sturdcvant while sawing wood with the gasoline saw last Thursday attempted to stop' the saw with his hand, consequeutly he now carries his hand in a sling. He did not lose, any fingers just Bplit a couple of them. The old soldiers of the G. A. R. arid the members of the W. R. C. and many other visitors from To ledo are at Newport this week at tending the G. A. R and W. R. C. encampment. Tuesday evening Abe Lincoln Corps of this place gave a reception to S. F. Blythe, Department Commander G. A. R. and Mrs. Cora M. Davis, Depart ment President W. B..C. and their official staffs and invited guests. Last evening the exemplification of the ritual was given by Abe Lin coln Corps. Old Soldiers at Newport. The old boys who fought in the hardest war in the history of the world are having the "time of their lives" at Newport this week. The twenty-seventh annual encamp ments of the Grand Army of the Republic and Woman's Relief Corps of Oregon are in session at this fa mous summer resort. Delegates and visitors have been crowding the trains since Saturday evening. Tuesday noon train carried one hundred, and the evening train composed of eleven coaches was crowded. Newport has turned the town oven to "The Boys in Blue." Elk City vs Siletz. List Sunday uftcriicuu hum a big day for baseball enthusiasts in To ledo. The game was played by the Elk City and Siletz teams on the local diamond and was a "master ful production of the great national game." A good crowd witnessed the game, many people came from Elk City and Siletz with the teams. The day was fine, but the recent rains had made the ground a little slippery. This was the first game of the season between these teams and the playing was good. The batteries were: Elk City, Parks and Van Orden; Siletz, Bar ker and Bell. Frank Carson, Um pire. The game was another of those pleasant games without ragging and wrangling. , - These same teams will play at Toledo on the Fourth. Elk City will meet Philomath here next Sunday. This should be a good game, too. Don't miss it. Following is the lineup and score by innings of last Sunday's game: ELK CITY POSITION SILETZ Parks p Barker Van Orden c Bell Simpson W. ss Collins M. Cook lb Felix Lathrop 21) Larson Powers 3b Goodell Graves rf Spencer Woods cf Collins E. Simpson D. If David Elk City 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 4 9 Siletz 00013000 37 A. T. Peterson went to Portland Monday morning on a business mis sion. Tite Ranney of Summit went down to Newport to mingle among the old soldiers Wednesday. . Prof. Woods, having finished up his school work herev went to Cor vallis Monday morning. Frank Newton, the hardware man returned Saturday evening from a business visit at Portland. Miss Minnie Knutson returned home from Portland, where she spent the winter, Saturday evening. Con Christiansen came over from Corvallis Saturday evening and re turned on the excursion Sunday evening. Miss Lillie Miller who visited and attended Institute here last week, returned to her home at Pioneer Saturday. Billy. Simpson, ElkCitys' pitcher, came down Saturday evening to at tend the dance and be here to play ball Sunday. Mrs. G. M. McBride returned Saturday evening from a three weeks' visit with her parents at Oregon City. Her daughter, Mild red accompanied her home. I Joseph Blower was up from Mill 4 yesterday. Tomas Ferr and son of Oyster ville were in Toledo Tuesday. Miss Blanch Jeffereys is visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Fish. Walter Hall of Siletz returned from a trip to Portland Monday evening. Wm. Manor the C. & .E. bridge carpenter was in the city Tuesday evening. A. W. Morgan of Euchre Moun tain was a county seat visitor last Saturday. J. E. Wilson of Chitwood spent a few minutes in Toledo Wednesday afternoon. C. E. Hawkins went to Elk City Tuesday morning returning on the noon train. Mrs. Woodford of Elk City was a Toledo visitor between trains Wednesday. F. M. Wadsworth came down from Portland last Friday to visit old Toledo friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Gardner went to Cottage Grove Tuesday for a few days visit. Miss Elsie Allen, accompanied by little Christina Carlson, went to Nortons this morning for a week's visit at home Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tongeland ( vices of such able instructors in the came over on the excursion Sunday many institutes he has held, be it and visited during the day with therefore 1 friends at Toledo. Resolved, That we, the teachers Charley Dick, for years a resident of Lincoln county do hereby ten of Toledo but now of Independence, j der to Superintendent Bethers a was among the old . soldiers bound vote of thanks and assure him of for Newport Wednesday evening, j our Ixjst wishes for his future buc- Miss Ruth Graham who has been CC88, visiting the past' two weeks with ! her cousin, Eleanor Grady, returned I to her home at Corvallis Monday afternoon. Wm. Scarth left yesterday morn ing for Salem, to be in attendance at the convention of the Oregon Bankers Association to be there today and tommorrow. Professor and Mrs. R. P. after attending the teachers' held Coin insti- tute here last week, left Saturday morning for a short visit at Gervis, and will attend the Annual Conven tion of Western Division of the State Teachers' Association to be held at Eugene on June 25, 26, and zth, betore returning to their home atWaldport. J. J. Waggoner arrived Tuesday noon from Medford and will visit with old friends at Toledo for a few j days. Mr. Waggoner is mourning the death of his wife, which oc- cured at their home near Medford last Friday. Mr. Waggoner sold j his nroDertv in Southern Orecron anu muy again lane up ins resiuence A-i i; ; 1 here. Jackson county went dry at the last election but Medford nrecinct went wet. Judge Hanna of that county sustained the former order enjoining the county court of Jack son county from declaring the city of Medford dry under the state law as a result of the county having cast a majority vote in favor of pro hibition. In his decision the court practically decided that the late election was nullified, as far as this this morning for Eastern Washing county is concerned, and that the ton where Mr. Richards will run a county court will be sustained in ' machine during harvest. Mrs. authorizing the licensing of saloons Richards will go to Michigan to in all precincts which voted in favor assist in , the care of an invalid of saloons two years ago, regardless sister. They will probably return of the last election, Teachers' Institute. The county teachers' institute held here last week, closed Friday evening with a lecture to parents at the M. E. church by Superintendent L. R. Alderman of the Eugene schools. The lecture was good and was well received by the large crowd in attendance. Miss Maggie Hamp ton of Rocco sang a solo and Miss Estella Gannon of this place played an organ solo. The institute was well attended by teachers from all parta of the county, and was pronounced the best ever held in the county. County Superintendent Bethel was ably assisted in the work by State Superintendent Ackerinaii,' Prof. L. it. Alderman and Charle.-t K. Jones, editor of the Teachers' Monthly. We intended giving a complete report of the institute In this issue, but are unable to do so owing to being unable to attend. Before the close of the meetings the following resolutions were adopted unanimously by all the teachers in attendance: Whereas, The Superintendent has been untiring in his effort to improve the schools in Lincoln county during his long and efficient service; and Whereas, he has, with great ef fort succeeded in securing the ser- Pour Trains Daily. , Beginning Monday, June 22 the following train service went into effect on the line of the C. & E. be tween Albany and Yaquina: Daily, Except Sunday Train No. 16 Train No. 2 Mixed Passenger Lv. Albany 7:45a.m. 12:40p.m. Ar. Yaquina 1:30 p. m. 5:30 p.m. Train No. 15 Train No. 1 Passenger Mixed Lv. Yaquina 2:15 p. m. 7:00 a. m. Ar. Albany 7:00p.m. 11:55a.m. Sunday service as follows: Leave Albany, 7:35 a. m. Arrive Yaquina, 11:40 a. in. Leave Yaquina, 6:00 p. m. Arrive Albany, 11 : 30 p. m. j For Sale. One hundred and thirty-four acres 0f good timber and grazing land, alxmt one mile from deep water, Apply to owner, Leon Ra ncourt, Toledo, Or. Notice. I have sold my hardware business to New,ton Ne- AU 151,8 due nie are to 1x3 id to Newton & e ..... Have you town property, dairy or fruit farm for sale? See or write, Georgh Betoers, Toledo, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Richards came over from their homestead on Siletz yesterday. They departed i to their home at Siletz next Fall. -""it' a '
