Lincoln County leader., March 01, 1912, SUPPLEMENT, Image 9

SUPPIJEMENT TO THE LEADER MARCH 1, 1912
KERNVILLE from 1st page.
Kernville.
Mr. Frazier has bought the J. J.
Powers place and will begin work
on it soon. He is a Tillamook man
and knows the value of this good
bottom land.
Two Portland real estate men
were here looking our county over
last week', wanting to buy land.
Parmele boys are setting tele-,
phone poles from Schooner creek to
Siletz. .
Mrs. Addie Sparks will start for
her home in South Dakota next
Monday. She will go by way of
Toledo. She says it has been so
cold in her state this Winter that
everything in the cellars were
frozen. She has seen but little ice
this Winter as she has been in Port
land since October.
The schooner Patsy came in over
the bar last Tuesday after a load
of fish. There were fifteen thous
and cases of salmon canned at this
cannery last Fall, besides a lot of
cold storage fish.
The men who are catching steel
head salmon and hauling them to
Newport from where they are ship
ped to Portland, report fair catches.
Otis.
Bill Samuel is breaking up a large
piece of new ground for an oat
field.
I. L. Nixon bought a fine bunch
of cows near Tillamook. He in
tends to milk for the cheese factory
next Summer.
Harry Thorp and father brought
in six cows from McMinnviile last
week, which will enlarge their herd
quite a little.
! , The price of cattle is high in our
part of the country. ;.
Clarence Parmele and family
were visitors at Mr. Muir's Mon
day. . v
Mr. Isler called on Mr. Thorps'
Monday. ";S
. Abie Logan and family and sev
eral of his friends as witnesses
have gone to Portland to attend the
trial. :vf .
Miss Nellie Nixon and two broth
ers made a trip to Taft Monday.
Clarence Parmele bojght four
tons of hay- of Victor Hill last
week.
Nelse Gardner went to the Valley
last week for a load of goods.. He
intends running a well-stocked store
near Lilborn Hardin's cheese factory
next Summer. Says he will freight
his goods in with asix-horsa team.
Ona
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hewett and
family spent Sundayat the A. H.
Phelps home. . .. .
Miss Hester Hill went to Yaquina
on horse back Monday, returning
the same day. ,
A. H. Phelps and S. C. Denny
went to Yaquina on Wednesday.
A party of Ona' young people,
chaperoned by Mrs. Levi M.. Com
mons, attended the masquerade at
Waldport February 22d. They all
report a jolly time."
John Strake of Bay View was a
guest at the Sam Hill home over,
Sunday, as were also Mrs. Hattie
Edwards and John Coovert. .
. L. M. Commons' went to Wald
port on Saturday.
The friends and neighbors of
Mrs. D. W. . Hewett gave, her an
apron shower and farewe(l" party
Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and
Mrs. Hewett expect to movp soon.
Siletz
' Mr. Samuel of Falls City was at
the Agency the' lith.'' He is road
master of Polk county and fie wants
a bridge built across : the Siletz
river just above the ooVbridge.
John Akens had an. accident at
the Raddant ranch at Upper Farm.
He was working' on a roof about"! 6
feet above the ground when apiece
gave way under .his..jfoot, causing
him to fall, striding on seme lum
ber and breaking four or five ribs.
Mrs. Katie Evans has'been in bed
fof the past eight'days' 'Thls is-the
first time she was ever tick. She
is over seventy-five years old; Her
tribe and home is-onthd Rogue
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river.
.The Justice was as'ccd' by an In
dian from California "what time
of the year does it get' hot here.
"In November," answered the Jus
tice.' "Why," ased the man.
"Well," said the Justice, "in No
vember is election and we have to
work for local option."
E Charley Blackerty has opened up
a barber shop and is doing a good
business.
Fred Gee went to Dallas Wednes
day for a week's visit with. his par
ents ...
Lot Butler went to Willamina
Wednesday for a visit among old
home scenes.
Al Bradway of Newport was
looking after interests in the county
seat last Tuesday.
Mrs. W. C. Hoeflein of Yaquina
visited in Toledo Wednesday with
her brother, J. S. Akin, and family.
Surveyor Wygant of Newport
was transacting business at the
courthouse Wednesday.
On and after March 1st the Com
mercial Hotel will lower the rates
to the following: - Board and room,
$5.50 per week; $20 per month.
Trancients, from $5.50 to $10 per
week; $li25 to $2 per day. Meals
25c.: ' . : "vV
The Oregon Lumber 'and Con
struction company's mill here again
resumed operations Tuesday, after
having shut down for Beveral days
for repairs. The new self-feed for
the furnaces has arrived ahd will
be installed. This will eliminate
much work in firing.
Otto Nye departed ' Wednesday
morning for Eastern Oregon, where
he intends remaining this Summer.
, Mri'and Mrs. F. II. Phillips re
turned' to their home at Medford
Wednesday morning, atfer a visit
of a couple of weeks among rela
tives and friends here.
SPRING HATS. -,
I will have on display, on Satur
day, Mareh"9tli, my new line of
early Sprin'g Hats,' and I invite the
ladies of Toledo and vicinity to call
and see them, flattie Gillette.
OVBR
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