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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1915)
LINCOLN CdUNYY; ttKtfttt, PRttlW &Vft&tfR& TWENTY-TWO YEARS AGO TODAY Uncle George rarby has been lil-I up the last few days with a couple of "pets." j Fishermen oh Alsea are busy hhuling in salmon for the can nery. ! Charley Williams is helping sling type for the Leader this Week. County Judge Hufford of Ben ton county, was in Toledo yes terday. ,The work of changing the West Side narrow guage to a standard railroad has been com pleted, and the standard guage trains are now running from Portland to Airlie and on the branch to Sheridan. L; M. Harmon died at his home near Toledo, Thursday afternoon of Brlghts disease, at the age of 57 years. Movement is on foot to pur chase a bell for the St. Johns Church in this city. Luke O'Brien, the popular dry goods man of Yaquina, was in the city yesterday. A child belonging to County Cleric R F. Jones came near los inrr its life by drowning in the slo'ir.h yesterday. o 1 lenry Lewis and J. J. Redfleld hr. been putting new gutters or " eir buildings this week. j A Marriage license was issued thla week to Oeorge Conyers of j Clatfilsanie and Miss Tillie Peter- soil of Eddyville. r 3. Hawkins, C. 0. Hawkins I I. " Vishart and C. O. Ofstedahl wont to the Siletz gorge last Sat-ui-'a afternoon on a fishing tri. Dorothy Williams, who has ben visiting for the, past two moi.ihs at the Ed Al tree home, re' "-'led to her home in Portland WMnesday morning. . ,,H V. I lorlocher' returned to IliiMjoro Monday morning after a l rt business visit here. He eV: )ts to return here with his fa' t y in a short time. . 38 Edna Stanton came over fr?M Albany Monday noon for a vW with her parents, Mr. and Mi'-. Fred Stanton. She re tf.M d Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Killam. af tC' : several weeks' visit with M. :Cilluiu's niece. Mrs. F. O. RI'i '.off, and husband, departed Siii :i day morning for Eugene. M : . and Mrs: R A. Arnold,' Mr. ar,' dfs. O. B. McCluskey and MV ,.nd Mrs. F N Hayden spent tl: eck end, the guests of Mr. aru Mrs. Warren Hall at Siletz. Miss Gertrude Ilaskett de pc. -d Wednesday morning tor he.- iomc in Texas, after having sp""l several weeks visiting her es'. n, Mrs. C. K. Crosno, in this citv. sry man has some1 good , but one of the best to be 1 in any man is speaking of others and saying a good i for the home town. When es these things he will not r wrong in othera. U U W' W h .. ' ii 1 a'-" c'.i p;... 1.' U,' U. i e Miller logging camp is be iovciI this week to the new on on the Wessel nlace. :. a mile northwest from the j camp. The houses are ' .1 -.1,1,1 .1 . u I U U1UII BKIUS mm IIICII d upon cars, then the 'Gal- Goose" takeB them to ; new location. ; 3d Chambers returned Mon t... jvenlng from a two month's v . with his sister, Mr. Elmo l s, and family at Eureka, C liiornla. He also spent some at the big fair at San Fran r Fred says they can not si-'ji .too much of this fair, as it ir ''e greatest show ever held. l '.ut visit was a round of pier sure L'.ui start to finish, he says. FOR EXCHANGE Good Valley property for im proved Btock or dairy ranch., dive full description first letter.' VVm. T. Goeter, Newport, Or. Ifeware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury as nwrcurr will aurly dViCroy -h rnM of -nifll nd complrUly drrne tlx hk ylm wlin vnlrrlna It llirniiti Ilia uiukoui aurfacM. Ouch artli'lra Mould mrr b uw) exrpt on prracrlpllona rotn reputable phyal lana. aa th imin thvy will 1o la in (old to tlia ood you ran ptamlhly dcrtva (mm thrtn. Hall's aurrh Cure, manufactured ty F. J. ChMwy Co., Toledo. O., rontalna no wwrury, and la tnkn Internally. arlln ditwily upnn tha blood and muroua ur (arva o( III ayatetn. In buylns Hall's Catarrh Cur ho aur you 't th RnU In. It la taken Internally and road In Toledo. Oblo. by V. i. Chtney Co. Tea tJmonlala free. .... . "oM by Truir1ta. Prtra TSc Pr bollla. , Taa JUM's Iramlly Pill (vr woatlpatlva. THOMAS BROWN" OF - POOLE SLOUGrf KILTED " Yesterday afternoon at thee o'clock Thomas Brown of Poole slough was killed by piling roll ing over him. He was prepar ing to put the piling into the (water when in knocking the I blocking out, intending to jump out of the way, he was caught by the rolling logs and two. of them rolled over him severely crushing him. He lived but three hours after the accident, j Dr. Burgess was called from this I city but found the injuries were too great and death soon fol lowed. . ! Mr. Brown and family lived' on Poole slough about six miles be low this place, and was one of I Lincoln county's most respected citizens. .He leaves a large fam ily, to mourn his loss. SERVICES AT ST. JOHN'S CHURCH The Rev. Barr G. Lee will hold ; services in St. John's Episcopal Church on Sunday evening, Aug ust 15th, at eight o'clock. The public is cordially invited to at tend, this and all services at St. John's. Prof. W. C. Fischer was up jfrom Yaquina Wednesday. ! Miss Carrie Day arrived Wed nesday for a visit with her father here. I Ever-Ready Bible Class meets at the M. E. Church tonight, not later than 7:15. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Silver of Big Elk were Toledo visitors Tuesday. Mrs. T. Dowling of Yaquina was a Toledo vsitor Wednesday forenoon. Mrs. Espy and' Mrs. Rich re turned Tuesday afternoon from a visit at Newport . A swell head is just a little bunch of nothing inside of an overgrown something. Irven Magee was down' from Eddyville Tuesday night, return ing the following morning. Miss Verne Rnsa nri dot At Mrs. Grace Morris. rpturnoH last evening from California. Miss Elsie Raddant of Orton was a passenger for the state of Washington yesterday morning. Second thought is all right and a good thing, but don't waste too much time on the job. The week old arm nt Vie n - " w a., auu Mrs. Dick Chrlntinnaon AlaA uivsu iaoi Saturday morning and was uuned Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Thnm nun n Eddyville Wednesday, where the Doctor is attending Mrs. Eddy who is quite 111. Mr. and Mrs. White of Dallas were visiting Mrs. White's moth er, Mrs. Elma Hyde, here the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kleese re turned to Summit Monday after noon, after a visit of several days among friends here. Little Miss Addle Graham en tertained a bunch of her little friends last Monday afternoon, it being her birthday. Mrs. C. II. Gardner returned Tuesday evening from a month's visit with friends in Yakima county, Washington. Kaultz, the piano tuner, will be in Toledo the Inst nt ihio week or the first of next. TiPnva orders for piano tuning at this n m Arthur' Bensell and family autoed over from Siletz yester day morning. Mrs. Bensell took the train for a vlBlt at Portland. Little Daisy Bueil was taken to the school for feeble minded at ' Salem Katurrinv mnralni, Daisy did not make the proper progress in the public schools, but It Is thought she will be able to learn readily under the more favorable conditions to be found in me institution at Salem. A wise mother, who was urged to send her daughter to college said she would if allowed to se lect the course of study. When asked what course she would Buggest. she said: "I want ho to take a rotimo in hnirar,in. """.ui.jj, iuuiniKy, roasioiogy ana mend ology." ! Mrs. R. -T Avorv anil f.lilM.nn' departed Saturday morning for luitiuuu, wnere tney will join Mr. Avery, making their home at ; 2727 East 61st street. Mr. and : Mrs. Avorv have hoon ronlilnnt jof Toledo for many years, and maue a nost or rnnntin who m. gret their leaving, but all wish mem success in their new home I 0 R. HOIXINGS WORTH i Complete Home Furnisher 111 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M lin ' Merchants Hotel Thoroughly Cleaned, Repaired and Remodeled RATES: Meals, 25 cts. Sunday Chicken Dinner 35c. Lodging 25c- and 50c. Special Rates by the week or to Families. f ! 1 1 MM I 1 1 1 1 4j T PAINT Now isthe Time to Paint and Brighten up your home. We sell Sherwin-Williams Prepared , Paint, THE BEST IN . THE WORLD." COVERS MORE SUR FACE, WEARS LONGER anf spreads easier. We Guarantee every can. Toledo GOOD TEETH AND GOOD Are twin brothers. Neglect your teeth and tha result is disasterous. It should be your aim to secure the very best dental service. Unskillful work is the worst investment it is possible to make. The blunders of misfit dentistry some times cannot be remedied. Why not secure the best dental service when it costs no more than the other kind. R. JAY GREER, Dentist OFFICE IN BANK BUILDING adi r - Barring the unforeseen, each retail buyer of a new Ford car, between August 1914 and August 1915, will receive from $40 to $60 as a share of the Ford Motor Company's profits. For strength, light weight and dependable power, the Ford car is without a peer. Eco nomical, too, averaging two cents a mile for operation and maintenance. Touring Car $490; Runabout $440; Town Car $C90; Coupelct $750; Sedan $975; f. o. b. De troit, with all equipment. r- On display at A. T. PETERSON'S. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iiiiinii in AGAIN OPEN MM 1 1 1 1 III ttj ! M , M n 1 1 , f w v Drug Co. HEALTH irr, t An Easy,' Pleasant Laxative One or two Dr. King's New Life Pills with-a-tumbler of water at night.. No bad,, nau seating tsftte; no belching1 gas. Go right to bed. ; Wake up in the morning, enjoy a free,, easy bowef movement, and feel fine all day. Dr.. King's Ne'w Life Pills are sold' by all Druggists, 36 in an original .package, for, 25c' Get a bottle today enjoy this easy, pleasant laxative. o NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned executor ot the eotate of August Habberman, deceased, has filed in the County Court ot Lincoln county, Oregon, hlg final account as executor of said estate and that Mon day, the 6th day of September, 1915, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. has been fixed by said Court as the time for hearing of objections to said re port and the settlement thereof. Charles Haaaman, Executor of the estate of August Hab berman, deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned administrator of the estate 1 of Ellen Bruseth, deceased, has filed in the County Court of Lincoln county, State of Oregon, his final account as administrator of said estate and that Monday, the 6th day of September, 1915, at the hour ot 10 o'clock a. m. Iiab been fixed by said Court as the time for hearing of objections to said report and the settlement thereof. C. E. Hawklna, Administrator of the estate of Ellen I' Bruseth, deceased. ; . . o FOR SALE i "Roller" Canaries, beautiful singers, five months old, $2.50. Mrs. W. E. Williams, Toledo, Oregon. p TO TRADE I I have gilt-edged property, 3 miles from center of Eugene, to trade for Yaquina Bay farm, pre ferrably on the bay or river. Write me. J. A. Silver, " Elk City, Or. i. r I SOUVENIR Stallion Orned by w. n; cook Hakes the Season as follows v Elk City, Monday Upper 8lleti, Thursday Silett, Friday , Eddyville, Saturday . Other days open for engagement. Those coming from a distance- paa tare free.' 7-6 Launch Transit Leaves Elk City, 7:30 a. m. Toledo, 9 a. m. Iteturnine. leaves Newport 2:30 p. m.; To I ledo 4 :30 n. m. Everv Tuesdav. Thursday and Saturday. H. A. Norton, Captain, o COWS FOR SALE I have four good milk, cows, two Jerseys, two half Jerseys, for sale. Will be fresh In Octo ber. J. G. Nelson, Toledo, Oregon SHERIFF'S SALE In the Circuit Court ot the Slate of j Oregon for Lincoln County. ; Mortgage Company for America, plain tiff. I vs. ( Fred P. Empey, et al, defendants, of sale issued ut f theeshrdluetaola By virtue of an execution and order , of sale issued out of the above ea rned oun in uie auove entitled action to me directed and dated the 3d day of AugUBt, A. D, 1915, in favor of Mort gage Company for America and against r'red Empey,. et al, for. the sum of $6448.53 with interest thoreon at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum from the 3d day ot August,. A. D., 1915,, and a further sum ot $400.00 attorney's fees, and cost ot this writ, commanding me to . sell Uie following described real property situate In Lincoln- county, Oregon, as follows, to wit: The South Half ot the Southeast Quarter of Section 11 ; " The East Half ot the Southwest Quarter and the East Half ot Section i: AU in Township 11 South of Range West of the Willamette Meridian. Also beginning at the Northwest corner of Section 13, In said Township and Range'; running thence South along the section line to a point In Little Em nirer; 84 rods from the place of beginning;, thence In the cen ter of Little Elk Hirer in northeast erly dlrecUon, 34 rods; thence leaving Little Elk River and running up a ra vine In an easterly direction to Uie center ot the county road; thence 24 rods in northwesterly direction In the center of the county road to the place of beginning) containing in all 484 4 acres. Now, Therefore, in compliance with the demands of said execution and or der of sale, I will on Saturday, Uie 4th day of September, A. D 1916, at 1 o'clock p. m at the front door of the County Courthouse, In the City of To ledo, Lincoln county, Oregon, sell to the highest bidder for cash, al the right, title and Interest of the above named Fred Empey, et al, defendants, in the above named action, in the above described property to satisfy said execution and order of salo, In terest, costs and accruing costs. Bert Beer. Sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon. Date of first publication, August 6th, 1915. Date of last publication, Sep tember 3d, 1915. t J. S. AKIN t R. D. BURGESS rilYKICIAN AND SUItdKON TOt.cnO, OBKOON OlC3 if Oftednhl .IMlii(f. Office hours: 10 to 12 a. in.; 2 to 4 in.l7to8 p. in. Kmerireiuty ("alia nt any tin HOTII 'PliONKS-! THE J BON B0NIERE I M. N. AMKHSON, I'nip. Choice Confection Summer Drhiltr Ire Cream lee Cold Drinl Milk Shales Itit'f Nut a Tolxtrco Stationery Beit' Brands Cigars TOLEDO, ORE ION C.'. POLLINGS WO kTH; Funeral Director and Kinliiilniur Calls answurMl Duy or Night Both Phones TOLEDO," OREGOy : FOR SALE Unslrht and unseen, a ton ' acre tract our wise assessor says is worta only tne small sum of $200. I offer it for S99.9R fnr a limited time with a big discount - ior an casn. it is set out to salal berries, whortleberries and oth-. er delicious fruits. A great abundance of wood on the place. The whole place is naturally, fenced against even jack rab bits. I couldn't get to it lacking an ax and ambition. I guarantee a beautiful sight of eight townsite and more, be sides a fine view of the grand old Pacific. It is the center of seven townsites and a dam sight of town lots not more than a mile away. A fine plank road runs across the same section. That Is as near as you can get to it yet by auto. Land an eighth, of a mile away selling at $100 to S200 An arra in i - . " w ivai ogi. tiers. ThenewtuwnRitnnf TTni-. borton Is one-eighth of a mile distant. The townsite of Cran berry Addition Joins my ten acres. It Is controlled by a bie Boston SIN-rilmro paid their taxes yet. The orig inal uwuer or me lana got angry iWlth his Wife nnrl an A.a.AA .ul hmd to her. So did another uuyer. mat any of the many female owners war .i.' . vili uu lug land is unbelleavable. So It Is a nne retreat for a pronounced bachelor. , . A new mirlror Ii.Imm , . - - uuiH every' day. Buy it and go fishing. I have no fish license. : . ;,. ' CM. Drake. -Title ! nerfept nrt n v i a VsOCl BaVB. You If now mhar u- lleve. Mr. Dall says he has never ocen loe iana. I believe him. I haven't either. It cost me $1.50 to try to see it. I've sworn off. o . FOR SALE s ; Lots 4, 6 and 6, block 23, Gra ham s 4th add, to town of To ledo, for sale or trade for live stock. Will C. Norwood, Corvallla, Or. . " for Sale Good Dairy Farm within a Snort d HtnnpA fW.v. m-, ii vy Hi 1 UieuO modern buildings, an excellent bargain. Terms. . Sondre Romtvedt, Chltwood, Oregon,
