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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1914)
1 ,- V- i T i n ii . . ) 3 t I V Y, 1,1 (4 5: to r., 85 Iext that we note f-h'gnal is folluw- !cf the Toledo Isting a county uto perform his Mow, we do it because a man h that he should forming his duty now ledge. We be given credit Trie beat of us s occasionally. ses from New ers considerable iounty attorney efforts and he dit for such. Ihitwocd is in k premiums at of Pioneer was barber, returned fa business trip fade and R. H. the Whist Club former last Fri- ived down from ping and has r shoD in the ipied by Mike jerkins is an ex- cr auu no uouoi business here. r present county pself as a candi- Jation to succeed- wen nas made efficient county It believe there he should not of the Republi- imary and elec- orth announces ; for the nomi Coroner. Mr. rerident uf this nducting a fur- jakinj? business. and is an all- h, well qualified which he as- blicans cannot man than Mr. ate line in the of the 30th ap g from George is countv: I it would not te e Governor West noeraoher down that dispute in i It's a little ction, but that Governor any. t as well keep rnall matter of consent I think le Governor anv. Hat while the girl Here! want to sell, if prices right I Uith vnn. Have Portland to assist. Store and list R. N. Warnock. Ill laxatives i. use Dr. King's Paul Mathulka of ys they are the ives. They are y family and I at home." Get ill again. Price :s or by mail. lien & Cc. Ir St. Lnui3. rch Services ry 15th. a. m. subject, Origin and Ob- Jlubject, "Sin, Its it every service. yder will render oiiied. yder, Pastor. SALE. s, ono thorough- vo J Jersey, just little pig eth, Elk City, Or. Wincohi VOLUME 2i TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNiy.OBEaON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 19H NUMBER 61 COUNTY NEWS New of each Community Gathered each week by Our Rustling Associate Editors Newport Hon. Alexander Sweek, a promi nent attorney of Portland and the chairman of the Democratic state central committee, is spending a week at Newport a guest at the Abbfy. Mr. Sweek was appointed minister to Siam. at a eatery of $10,000 a year but the appointment was not confirmed by the Senate. Mr. Sweak is still an applicant and hopes to be confirmed before Con gress adjourns. Mr. and Mrs. X. K. Weatheerford spent Sunday at Newport, hunting agates a part of the day. The late storms of January washed the beach clean of sand from Cape Foulweather to Alsea bay, a thing that has not occurred before in the history of this country. Persons familiar with the beach when the sand is on would not know it now. Nothing but the bare rocks and agate beds meet your view as you go along. Many valuable testes have been found this Winter. The northwest winds of Soring and Summer will Eoon put the sand back again. Now is the time to hunt agates. Rev. Wm. Parsons, pastor of the Presbyterian church of Eugene, is holding a series of meetings at the Presbyterian church. The meetings will last for two weeks. Services will be held every evening at 7:30, except Saturdays. Mr. Parsons is a very able and interesting speaker and no doubt much good will be accomplished by these meetings. "' The tug Printer of Grays Harbor came in over the bar on the 6th and went back with the Porter Bros barge, Frederick, for Port land where the barge will be put on dry dock for repairs. The Mirene came in Thursday with a cargo of freight for New- DOrt. Waldnort and Tnlerfn Sho ia at Waldport now. S: e discharged nerireignt at the William wharf. The Ahwaneda came m 'Sunday morning with 80 tons of freight for the Morse grocery store And Waldport. Her freight is dis charged at the Morse wharf. Newport was running short of sup plies but these two loaded vessels coming in now will stock it up again. The groundhog story seems to work well this time. The 2d of the month was a bright, sunshiny day and the hog must have seen the shadow of bi3 tail and went back into his hole and will stay there until six weeks are past thn he will come out and Winter will be over. It is now nourint? down rain and it looks as though it would Keep it up for another month. Fall Creek. Floyd Cams and Price Hunter were Waldport visitors last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunter spent Sunday with ' Mr. and Mrs uaire irennolm. Mr. and Mrs.. Wm. Fitzcharles went out to Alsea Saturday to at tend the box social. Mrs. G. P. Hunter is on the sick list. , Nelse Nelson, who has been working for J. H. Boysen, left for Portland the other day, Ray Beal3 is rtaying with his brother, Wayne, for a few weeks Wayne threw hi3 Bhoulder out of place some time ago while playing basket ball. His arm is getting along nicely. George Earnest has moved out to Alsea thi3 last week. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claire Trenholm has had quite a bad cold, but is getting better now. This nice weather makes it S3em like Spring, so net busy while the Eun shines. bought out the W. G. Baker agate business and the store and residence , Property and will cor.du:t the busi ness in the future Nyebeach needs a 6tore fo- the sale of new and second hand furni- jture and household necessities, for I which there is a large demand in , the residence and camping district ail tne year. Mr .and Mrs, J. W. Foster ' of Corvallis were in the city Tuesday looking for property and took a ! ninety day option on a lot in the Promised Land. i . The Country Club met at the Loc j Cabin Friday evening and had a : large attendance, at which a num , her of new membeis were initiated. This 13 Ihe fifth season since the 'organization of this social club and it has been the cause of a great ideal of pleasure to residents of this part of the city, and visitors from the outside. Friday evening the program was Five Hundred and combination salad, coffee and cake were served by Misses Ruth Scovel and Pansy Peters. The Sawing Club, composed of the young married and unmarried women of Nyebeach and the Hill meets this week at ha home of Mrs. Walter Hamar tn North Coast street. Special meetir.es are being held this week at the Presbyterian church by Rev. Parsons, assisted by Mr. Hurd, th regular pastor. rhe last storms and high tides have washed a Dart of the Wreck ;of the old Quickstep, which used to be at Little creek, down to a pornt between Nyebeach and Aicadia. , . '." .'. J. E. Baldwin, recently from Los Angeles, has purchased a lot on Olive street and is erecting a neat cottage. Tidewater Raining azain. but ne did ninv a day or so of sunshine. This rain has checked the enthusiasm of Spring work and put us back in the traces. The reads are in a fright ful condition, especially on the new Five Rivers road. The haul ing of cream twice a wppV Wr. everything badly cut up. Quite a number frnm TiAomata, went to Waldport the evening of ine oin to see the play, "Down in Dixie." It WBS B ornnrl Bimnoco and enjoyed by all. Mr. Martinson ha home after a month's absence in Corvallis. He was taki course at O.A.C. . We are nleased tn hnnr thof Mro Inez Bobell is improving and hope io tea ner nome soon. Mrs. Smallwond i fpplintr nn;a under the weather. Shn thinku ok is getting the grip. Vesta Pankev ia snpnrimc o fa days with friends in Waldport. ' Mrs. Earlv snp.nt n wpolr in r,. View visiting old acquaintances. returning nome Saturday, the 7th. The Ludemann & McMillan T n, " 1 1 ' M II &4Ullj- ber comnanv has a nice raft of shingle bolt in its boom now, also some logs and the mill is running at full capacity tvery day. jing T. L". Bohannonwith his shingle , mill. I Mrs. C. W. Brown and daughter, Jessie, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. I W. Davenpurt. I R. T. Mocre did some horse ! shoeing for C. C. Lane of Riverside the first of the week. Asa and Everett Brown spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Crooks. A biz dance will bi aiven the 13th at Mr. and Mrs. W. R. (Moore's in honor cf St. Valentine's jday. Everyone is invited to come. : John Davenport spent Sunday (evening at Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown's. Taft Nyebeach Mr. Taunton of Woodbum haj Elk City and Big Elk I Saturday evening. February 14th, ! there will be a basket social at the Bear Creek schoolhouse. Every , body invited to be present, and we request the , boys to bring their valentines. An amusing program is being prepared by Prof. Pcarse. Lewis Nelson of Wren, came in Friday, January 16th and spent the following fortnight at Dave Rams dall'B. Dave Ramsdall purchased four head of registered Holstein milch cows, one registered Holestein bull. These are the first cattle of any significance to make their appear ance cn Big Elk and we hepe that more will follow. ,r ... Despite the rainy weather Mr. DUon is making progress with his hotel. - Ed Thompson of Toledo spent the past week at A. B. Slocum's. We are expecting an announce ment some time in the near future and hope the young couple won't dissaooint their friend3 with sec recy. Geo. Lang and Miss Sophia Holem are both endowed with bad colds. Mr. Holem is renanerinor his hotel and has planned extensive imnrnvp. ments this spring for the benefit of his summer trade. Some one lend us an axe , we have a tree in the road.' Glen We are bavins fine wp'athpr onA everything is progressing nicely. Miss Jessie and Fredie Brown and MiSS Ettiel Pursifllll Bnnnf day night at Mr. and Mrs. T. L. uonannon s, Miss Clare Moore and sister', Mrs. R. T. Moore, spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davenport. ' Roy and Alva Monro nml m !., Ethel Pursifull and Clare Moore went to Toledo last Saturday. J. W. Davenport went to Toledo Monday, rctuniin;? Tuesday. ' Mr. Murphy of Big Elk ia assist- Beautiful sunshine ia our part of the country now days William Gerttula, foreman at the cannery, has been getting some fine lumber from D. R. Ring's sawmill. Mrs. Wm. Gerttula went to New port to have some work done on her teeth. A man came through the country the other day wanting work. He said he wa9 a sailor but was out of money and work, and was making his way to Coos bay thinking he might set on a boat. J. M. Stone is putting the finish ing touches on Mrs. Sax', house in Longcoy Park. Mr. Honer's sister in law will finish the term of school on Schooner creek, left by Mrs. Plank. A - PJJ.. I I j . . I teach the Upper Schooner creek school. Mr. Morrison has been engaged to do Mr. Dodson's building a warehouse and a long porch on his house. Mr. Aulinser is not in the com pany store, but is still postmaster. Guss Kutta and wife are looking after the store. Elbert Knieht. Jr.. is hclninor John Rickenback log off his place on Drift river. Several of our men went court ing to the county seat last week. ' Aiettsr from Mrs. Carrie Pcr- mele stated she was at Lind, Washington, visiting her sister, and that she was sick. She told of the deep bhow they were having there. Charley Hyde ia talking of buy ing a farm oh Drift river. Walter McClintock is improving this nice weather by clearing his farm. Sunday to see Orin McWillis. who is still on the sick list. Mr. Weber returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Pqsscott re turned home Thursday. Mr. Rosellini and son and Ola Olsen were down from Drift Creek Monday. Quite a few of the Bay View people attended the Grange dance at Waldport. All report a good time. Dr. Barber of Waldport was' called, to see the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Lutholt, who was quit ill last Thursday night. An intprptinrr ooma knU 1 1 I was played by twenty of the young' I people in and around Bay View last j Sunday. The Waldport bascbalt- team are coming over to play the j Bay View bojB next Sunday if th weather permits. The dance given bv Mr. Dyer last Saturday night was a decided success. The music furnished by Messrs. Andrew Simonson. Chester Ravn and Fred Creighton was en joyed by all. Those from Wald nort were the Misses Mazie ,lcun and Vesta Panky and Messrs. Wayne Weist. Chas., Gay, Manuel and Jack Icum. Harlan Nortons Royal Plank came out from Rork Creek Monday, Dr. Albert Carev went to Chit. wood Friday evening, returning Monday morning. C. A. Babcock of Rock Creek started to Washington Tuesdav. where he will work this coming Summer. G. H. Horsfall was transact I ncr business here the first of the week. Prof. R. J. Dickson, of the Witrla Bridge echool, was a passenger to Toledo Friday evening. H. S. Porter came un frnm New. port Monday morning fur a few days' visit at hiB farm here. . J. T. Dailev came out frnm his homestead Monday. Mrs. Ed Hamar returned frnm AlDany Tuesday, where she has been visiting with her mother. Frank and Rube Chamberlain of the C. & E. bridge crew went over to their home near Rncca to spend Sunday. Henry Scott returned from To ledo Saturday morning. Porter & Wagner shipped their third ccr cf hay to Toledo Monday. Ed Hamar has been cutting wood as it is not as hot to cut it now es next Summer, beiiidua ha ran iaUn fit easy while the rest of us are busy cutting our next Winter's wood. A. G. Herald came out from his farm near Roccu Saturday, return ing Sunday. Merchant Wilson has been doing 6ome grading around h'n hou3o the lust week. . This section ws favored with some fin? weather last week. Any one who was not pleased with it is hard to please. M. Branderberry has gone to Portland and as soon as he gets located ,Mrs. Brandreberry and the ch'ldren will join him. Dr. Loggan of Philomath came in Saturday to Bee Mrs. Erbus, who is on the sick list. A dance was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Young Sat urday night and a good time was reported. The residents of the Black school district met on the 9th at the schoolhouse. which they rebhingled and put a fence around the grounds. At noon they went to the home of R R. Black where the ladies had prepared a bountiful dinner to which all did full justice. They expect to have school in that dis trict March 1st. R. L. Hathaway was a Corvallis vistior lat week. P. H. Martin has gons to Hood River. George Titus is confined to his bed with a severe attack of rheu matism. Miss Etta Jordan, who taught in the Black district a year ago, is quarantined at Monmouth, where she was attending the State Nor mal, as there was a case of small pox dcveloveped in the house where she was rooming, Miss Pcrcival, who ia teaching the Drift Creek sahool, vieited on Big Elk Saturday and Sunday. H. VV. Jacobs went to Thilomath Monday, taking some dressed hogs. -- . . , Bay View Miss Bernice PrfS3cott returned from Eugene Tuesday. Mrs. Frances Catena am' Mi3s He3ter Hill wore over from Ona Sunday. A. H. Weber of Ona camo over Linville Evervone enjoyed the pleasant days this week. Messrs. John Hanson, Ole Olson and George Gienger went to By View to attend the dance Saturday night. Roy Twomtly of Beaver Creek came ut) Sunday, to work for John Olson. Mrs. John Olaon called on Mrs. Frank Huntsucker Tuesday. Dri Barber cf Waldport was called to Bee the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lutholt, who was quite ill Thursday night. John Hanlon was a Linville visit or Saturday. John Olaon returned from Toledo Thursday. Ole Olson had the misfortune last Friday night to Jose the horse he bought from Fred Creighton last Fall. John Gienger came Friday from Beaver Creek to see the horse. Mr. Gienger has had considerable experience with horses and Mr. Olson was in hopes he might tell him what ailed the animal, but the horse had been sick about two weeks and died an hour after Mr. Giergsr arrived. Funeral services were conducted by Henry Hend rickson of Bay View. Milton Hendrickson came up from Bay View Sunday with George Gienger who he is isiting this week. ' i Miss Edna Gienger is with Mrs. Frank Huntsucker, who is on th9 sick list. Winant Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hath were in Newport Friday. Mrs. John Margson was in To ledo Monday, ; Mrs. Dora HunUucker is visiting; with her daughter, Mrs. George Lewis, this week. Miss Cora Boone visited Miss Gussie Griel Sunday. Lorenzo Emerson visited his sis ter, Mrs. James Huntsucker, Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis and children. Clarence Roone and Bister, Cara. and Clarence Backus attended the show at Toledo Saturday night. Mrs. George Smith and daughter, Gussie, visited Mrs. C. A. Hath Monday. Mr. and Mrs Mikn visited Mr. and Mrs. Sunday.1 J Banner Zoek va3 in Monday. Shermer Fred Uee Newport
