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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1913)
r-V fi ttUOm VOLUME 21 Sr& J MS III - If .ffij s iil II II B m n fi una FJ TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON,, FRIDAY, AUGUST 81913 ' COUNTY NEWS -t3- " vvu ikiivi iiiur a 1- . --"nivnjj .loouuai. - Jul LUIS Waldport ' The Ollie S. of Newport paid us a visit Tuesday, bringing down a crowd of excursionists who enjoyed a pleasant day on the water. I Marten Woods of Linn county is camping with his family, at the YachatB. ! Joseph Patterson of Newport was among the passengers on the Ollie S. Joe has many friends in this end of the county who are always glad to see him. The Mirene arrived with cannery supplies and freight the 5th. Just a few deer killed at the' opening of the season, as the hot weather and the flies keep the deer in the brush. Work is progressing nicely on the Cape road. Ynchats crabs are now heincr shipped to the Newport market. --i . iii 11 1 t J iney are caugnc at tne rocKs ana seem to be auite plentiful. George Furneaux is building r house at San Marine, eight miles south of Wadlport on the ocean beacb. An oil well at Waldport is not improbable in the near future as strong indications of oil have been found and pronounced Jy Govern ment experts as the real article. Harlan Mr. and Mrs. Tunison of Corval lis, former residents of Harlan, visited friends here recently. They drove through from Corval'is to Elk City. . . Our valley is almost depopulated this week, as so many have gone to Toledo to attend the January trial. Miss Freeman, who has been visiting the family of Isaac Bois . returned to her home Sunday. A party was given at theB. F. Grant residence Saturday evening, in honor of their Quest. Mis-s Ida Hur'ey. Everyone reported a very enjoyable time. Haying is about over in this vi cinity and people are preparing for threshing. " G. E. Darting, who has been building a store for Mr. Pruner at Summit, has come to assist his sen on his homestead. Dr. Paulee, Frank Mulvaney. R. Hathawav, Mr. Bois and several others left on a hunting trip Sun day morning J J tb?,g Fred Kinney left on the 4th for California to look for a location. Mr and Mrs. Davidson of Peak accompanied Chas Lillard to Toledo ounaay. Dell Hedges traded his Jersey cow to R. R. Black for a young horse. Bert Wood, an uncle of the Gor ton children, came in from hi3 home in Washington to visit them. He stayed four days. The Gorton children's cousin came to visit them last week. Mrs. Amo Bone, is visiting her son, Walter, here this week. The cannery is running and there are lots of fish and plenty of fisher men. Mrs. Wm. Scott returned home last week C. H. Hernstreet is camped at Taft and with his launch, Idtewild, is ready to cross teams over the cay. Mr. Crisler does not return with his new boat. Wonder why. The Hotel Messner at Taft is full to the utmost lately. The sawmill owned by D. R. Ring is running full time and turn ing out lots of lumber. Frank Murray is hauling lumber from the D. R. Ring sawmill. Frank is building a fine new barn. The Farmele sons are still haying. They will have nearly 175 tons in their barn when all i in. The land is washed away in front of Dodson's store at Taft clear to the logs and it is still washinc nnH filling in on the south side of the bay. Mr. and Mrs. John Bones have been catching some fine trout if late. Chauncey Gilrnore' brother in law is moving into the Uonchev hnnsp land will work at the sawmill. A schoolhouse will sonn hp hum near Drift river to accommodate the children that can not reach the one cn the Siletz river in district No. 50. Beach Monday and are looking for desirable locations in the Forest Reserve. A. W. Weber is helping Geo. Sel by hay this week. Linville Chitwood The C. & E. railroad company has just completed a wagon bridge across the cut at the Wm.fcfteinmetz place. The road will now be changed to the north side of the . track, thus doing away with two dangerous railway crossings. The bridge will be an outlet for Mr. bteinmetz. Mrs. Ella Baxter arrived last week -from Montana, where she has been teaching in an Indian school. f E. A. Wildman left for Poitland Wednesday to attend the Goldman Reis debate. He will stop at Gas ton on his way back and visit for a while with his father. - Last Thursday while on his way . from Toledo to Newberg, "W. W. Hollingsworth had the misfortune to strip the low gear on his auto. He brought the car to Chitwood and shipped it on the- train Friday. Kernville. Mr. Sampson and son were visit bra on Drift river last week. . Bayview E. S. Oakland had a crew out to work the roads a few days last week. C. R. Evans is chanc-ino? some nf the telephone lines thii week. Mr. and. Mrs. Will Barne3 of Beaver ton were visitors at J. C. Barnes one day last week. Burt Twombly went up to Milt Beems at Tidewater the first of th week. Mr. Hanlon drove out to Yan ninn and back Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. McWillis and Mrs. N. L. Holeate and son nro spending a few days at the Yachats. j A few of the vounor nennlo nf - , 1 wis piace Bpent the evening in dancing at the home of fi. R Rvnn . - - on Heaver creek Saturday. All re port a good time. Mrs. B. Tullock and aunt spent Monaay aiternoon with Mrs. J. R. Walker. Mrs. Clarence Barclay of Tide water EDent a few rlflVR flf lncf nr with friends at Bay View. Everybody making hay this nice weather. Fishing is pretty good on Drift creek creek now. Carrie and Dan iel Wheelock caught a rice string of trout Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huntsucker visited Mr. Wheelocks Sunday. In the afternoon they took Mr. Whc cl ock's motor boat and went down the creek as far as C. H. Miller's. Mr. Huntsucker purchased two ton of hay of W. H. Simmons. Mr. and Mr. John Olson went to the bay Sunday. Peter Peterson, who is carrying mail for Frank Huntsucker, visited Christian Olson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Goin, Gret chen Baldwin and Hallie Glines of Waldport were up the Creek Friday evening.. Miss lone Glinos returned home with them. Mr. nd Mr. C. H. Miller were up to Mr. Wheelock's one day last week. Carrie Whetlock returned Home with them and stayed few days. Three of our local snorts went nunting the first, but the bucks were all poor so they left them to fatten up a little. At least that wa the story they told when they got back. Campers are getting so numerous it is hard to find names fnr oil them. Ona Mr. and Mrs. Roberts anil Mti and Mrs. D. W. Hewett and ohild. ren of West Yaquina attended grange Saturday. Everybody renorted a ennd tit.iA at the dance given at the Grange an aaturaay evening. Clifford Phelns andsiutnra m:o j iuijta Neta and Helen, were at Bay View onaay. . A jolly crowd from Alhnn. camping at theDennvmnnh tk,. are, R. L. Brunett and family, E. Burnett and family and Mr. Dowlin and family. Mr. Brown nt Pnrtlond Sat.::;-... his sister, Mrs. Lissy. ' - ; George Selhv wnt fn v.,: Monday. Carl Davia !aitoi w n tui Sunday. Ambrose other men came in from Agajp Tidewater The fir.t auto party of the sea son passed through Tidewater Tues day; the 9th. enrouta to Waldport. Otto Taylor and famiy of Monroe are visiting with N. A. Ludemann. -lu.waier 's prosperous merchant. Mrs. Early and grandson. Floyd Elmo White, went to Toledo Friday, returning come Monday, nftvr spending a few days in Newport with old friends. Monta Smkllwood who is in FW em Oregon in hones of reo-sini a his health writes that he is greatly improved. Martin Lyons and family visiting with Kit Williamsrn. There was a Dleasant little dance given at Goodman's Saturdav niffht Everyone pronouncing it a grand success. Mrs. Neven Barclay wp-f n Waldport Saturday returning the same evening. Mrs. N. A. Ludemann went to Waldport Saturday evenincr. return ing on the boat. She is manager of tneir thriving general store in the absence of her husband, who is in Toledo on official business. ' 1 are Newport Mrs. Elmo Davis nnA throa ren. who have been on a visit for tne past two months with her mother. Mrs C. O. Tuesday, by way of Portland, for meir nome at Jureka. California. Mrs Davis snoke in hiah t, t ner splendid visit at Newport and 01 tne great proaress the city has made within the Inst-. fu on Asa resort city with all of its spienaid attraction she thought it was rapidly coming to the front. Dr. J. F. " Turner and wife of Canton, South Dakota arrived Tues day evening to make a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Turner's mother Mrs. C. G. Copeland. Dr. Turner was at one time physician at the Si letz reservation. He was also super intendent or the Indian insane asylum the only institution of the kind in the world at Canton S. D. The Misses Lottie and Lulu Mont gomery of Redmond, Eastern Ore gon are on a visit with their aunt, Mrs. J. H. Blair. These young ladies are both teachers and come here to spend their Summer vaca tion. A good many Eastern Oregon teachers come here to spend theii vacation because of the thorough change of climate, fare, and gener al surroundings which always prove beneficial to their health. This is Court veek at Toledo and the attorneys spent Sunday at the beach. Judge Hamilton with his family are here, and W. S MrVaA. den, E. Wilson. E. R. Bryson, Ar- mur uarK w. 1. Gwynn, J. K. Weatherford. and John Stevens of the C. & E. are all nere. Saturday noon's train hrnncrh in 250 passengers and the evening irain oa passenger. On Sunday the train With eiorhfc rnnrhoa turn baggage cars and two engines brought 500 neoDle to the Kpa- Bhoreso that Newport presents very muth the appearance of a metro politan city. The Newport Band is at the boat landing every evening ana niuys tor the amusement and pleasure of the people. Newport, besides her beautiful and health ful surroundings, has many other attractions that are being appreci ated more and more as time goes cn. On Saturday a large sea lion came ashore just a little south 'of the Patrick warehouse. It spp-s Hp j had been wounded and had crawled out on the beach to sun himself. He would weight about 800 pounds He. was killed by Sume of the bovs and his skin taken off and sold. The hid-, weighed 80 pounds and brought 20c. a pound. The carcas was used for crab bait and the skeleton could have been old for $40 to the O.A.C. had it been kept. James T. Plant formerly of Min neapolis, is building a four room cottage on the bluff above the Ab bey Hotel. This is a beautiful lo. cation overlooking the bav and ocean and a large extent of the sur rounding country. Mr. F an be lieves the elevated places, because of the view and the surrounding conditions, will be more sought for by the people who wish ta build than will the lower grounds. In a short time Mr. Plant will build a large apartment house near his cottage. He has great faith in Newport and is willing to invest his money. A great many cottages are being built in Newport this year. Philomath, the Victors The ball came Sunday i-ncuHo in a 13 to 15 victory for Philomath. Both teams played very ragged ball which accounts for the large score. Andy Goodell knocked a home run in the first inning, scoring two runs, and Carson got a three bagger in the sixth. Umpires Ross and Hughes. The lineup: Toledo Willoughby Follett Moore Bain Spence Hood Farmer Ball Graves Philomath c Hauser D Hayes If Mills ss Simpson rf Corson 2b J. Goodell cf Plank 3b Center lb A. Goodell The case of Mrs. Addie Graham vs. the Corvallii & Eastern railroad comDany is no occupying the Cir cuit Court. ThH is a suit for dam ages wherein Mrs. Graham is suinjc the railroad company for $25,000 for injuries received in a wreck near Chitwood last November. There are several witnesess in the case and it will probably take all day. and perhaps longer to com plete the examinations, and the arguments will take up considerable of the time tomorrow. There are several other cases yet to be tried and Court will probably remain in session all this week. We will give the complete results in our next issue. DRESsiriKlNG- ; Will go out dressmaking fnr thn Summer, 15c. per hour. Mrs. Caroline Peterson, Eddyville. Or. FOR SALE TEAMS. Two work teams, well matched, weight 2800 each. Address or call oa Clayton Pond, Siletz. Oregon. C. C. and Lawrence McBride of li-ddyville are among the Court visitors nerethis week. I. J. Pepin and wife of Chitwood who have been attending court here relumed home on this afternoon's train. 05 , - Misses Frances and Feline Avpi-v returned last evening from Portland where they had been at the bedside of their grandfather. Wm. Craw- iord. Mrs. James Coltharn of Brazil. Indiana, is a Toledo visitor tnriav - - j She owns a ranch near Rose Lodxe and is considerably interested in Lincoln county. She ordered a year's number of the Leader to keep posted on developments. Al Waugh and. the two Bills Williams and Lingenfelter re turned luesdav safe and round fromxheir hunt on Table Mountain Ihey did net a deer, and Al claims he saw a flock of over a thousand elk. the others claim there were not. over 900. The livery stable of Graham Horning is now nuaring comnletinn. and will soon be in running order. Joe Windred is at work thiswppk- repairing the stock sheds at the Fair grounds. The race track in also being fixed. Gust Olson will build his li vrrv stable just across the street from his skating rink, instead of rebuild ing on the site of the one recently burned. I. R. Wishart and O F. Dickson returned Tuesday from their hunt. ing trip down the coast. They brought back with them a fine hear hide, as proof of their marksman shipso they claim. A bafteame is scheduled for no YE SundayTSn the local diamond be tween two local teams. This game is played to give the bovs nracticp and to also assist in navinu- the ground rent. An admission of fifteen cents will be charged. :; The wide circulation and efficien cy of the Leader as an advertising medium wa3 never more gratify ingly demonstrated than it was last Monday at the courthnnne. juror alter juror was called and examined, and on being asked as to whether they knew anvthinor ahont the January cise would state that they had read the account of it in the paper, and upon being asked what paper they would invariably answer "the Leader." NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U. S. Landoffice. Portland. Orprnn Serial 01380. July 14. 1R13. Notice is hereby given rhnt M Ellen Puali, formerly Mary Ellen Roscoe. of Summit. Orecon uid of Julius A. Roscoe, deceased, who. on May , 1.07, made homestead entry No. 16265, now serial No. 01380, for Southeast quarter, sec tion 10. Townshin 11 smith Ran 8 west, Willamette Meridian. Kna filed notice of intention to make final five year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Countv Clerk county, Oregon, at Toledo, fl rpirnn on the 27th day of AuguBt, 1913. Claimant names as witnesses: Charles McDowpII nf 3,:. Oregon; Walker Cline, of Eddy ville, Oregon; Fred Jones and J. D. Chapman, of Summit Orgon. H. t. Higby, Register. l
