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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1916)
fonntv VOLUME 24 TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 7th, 1916 NUMBER 7 COUNTY NEWS Ncavs of each Community Gathered eacli week by Our Hustling Associate Editors NEWPORT Thomas F. Lewis died at the Ya- quina Bay Hospital March 31. 1916. aged 80 years, 6 months and 25 days, He was born In New South Wales r,rr,:strrtr- , ,.. . . , . . . -I- 1.11UWUUU wnora 110 iiveu mr more 1 than 30 years. He was a pioneer and parsed through the trials, hardships and privations incident to the open ing up of a new country. Mrs. Lewis died several years ago, since which Mr. Lewis lived a good deal of the time alone on his fnrm. His failing health admonished him that lie niUHt quit the farm nnd sock a moro restful and quiet place, so lie came to Now port and bought a nice piece of prop erty where he expected to spend the ; remainder of his life. His daughter i helped to build a very beautiful bunga low. Here he had lived three or four yours enjoying his strolls on the teach and the ever changing beauties of the ocean. He evidently felt the ! end was nigh for he made his will the nome JU,8"ay- 1118 PeoP'e Beera day before he died, but the will was I t0 be no better not competed so it is void. A short 1 Vlolet Klng made a trlp to Toledo. imng and prayer service was held at j Mondav f ie undertaking parlors nf Holllnes- j 1 gucSB our telePnn ne corres tv,.il!i t Hartley, conducted by Mr. , Pond9 wlth tlle Poo,fi BlouGh line. It Se'ud of the Seventh Day A dvonthi ! lla9 Deen out of commission for some C.'mrch of which tht d'eeas-id '.vns a tlme- tiiPmbcr. The remains were taken to j Almft nd Ctm Boone vUited Mrs. Chllwood and were 'a:d to rest besldo Dick Huntsucker Tuesday. Cliltwood and were & I to rei t b?fld-' 11 looks "ke ram at 1,118 writing, his wife In the Chl'wmd Comelf ry. j Guess Its true, too. Funoifcl services we,-e held In th little ah'te Church on the hillside i DIUFDCinc V conducted by Rev. Dr. Carey of Nor- j RIVERSIDE V tons. Some twenty members of the Church and friends from Newport ac- companled the reaming to Chitwood. ', Ho is survived by one daughter, Ella M. Baxter. The benefit ball given by the New- people. The big eats were brought port Civic Club at the Rod and Gun j forth at 12 o'clock and everybody did Club Hall Friday night, March 31st, Justice to tlipm. The crowd dispersed was a very great ruccess. About 50 at two o'clock declaring they had had couples were present, composed most-' a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. Daniels ly of young people. The Harkleroad ! received many presents. Orchestra furnished the music, which ! Rav and Ceroid Calkins were work was In harmony with the occasion m on 1,18 1-08 d w,tl tpanis last Thurs- and Just suited the young dancers. ! The proceeds will be used to Improve the city park grounds. State Forester Elliott, C. S: Chap man, secretary of the Oregon Forest Fire Association, and W. V. Fuller of Dallas were In Newport These gen tlemen had been attending the annual meeting of the Lincoln County Fire Patrol association held at Toledo Tuesday. Mr. Fuller Is one of the di rectors of the association. He la also candidate for Joint representative on the Republican ticket for Polk and Lincoln counties. He Is a farmer and large taxpayer In both counties. He comes well recommended from his own county as a man of solid worth and business capacity. Theso gentle men are guests at the Abbey. County Commissioners O. V. Hurt and W. F. Wakefield stayed over night Monday registering at the Abbey. TV. E. Ball, the efficient assessor of the county, was In town during the week. The commissioners seem to Imve the road work of the county well ln hand and the roads are being built where they are most needed. The dresdful Pioneer Mountain Is now cut out and the road now goes up Simp son creek and down the Olalla on a Inree or four per cent grade. The Coast rosd to Silts ba7 will be cut .u,m nam Mountain where a good JCrade can be had. Some l.tnnn ni i, l spent on this rond this season. Homo i benrn t,,e row l,f,er 14 na' become , trP to Yaqulna and Newport Wednes SICOO ri fiBOO will be spent on ! "wamped. Several mrn Immediately lv. reaver creek road. The nude. n the road to the Valley will be widened a.-.d lowered so as to make It . r.i on deal tetter for both automoblla and 1 Prt,on of 1,10 furniture and other agon travel. ?n Newport It Is the'K00(1 from th water, but owing to puipose of the road supervisor to plai.k the county roud leading to tho cemetery to the city limits and Mivre furthtr. Thla Is a bad piece of rM bull Winter and Summer. I don't unfumlllnr with the wnter he had not tulnk It Is the purpose of tho county reaJIwd the danger though he had oflle'nls to create ' any more debt, j nn,lrp "e decavod condition nf the Mnke roads, build bridges n fnst as eow, but on Mr. Montgomery's assur the taxpayers ran afford them, but pay Bnre tnBt 11 was perfectly safe, had as wo go. This Is a good rule. ! consented to place his goods upon It. M. 9. Durbln and II. B. Rankin of lleV were comnelled to Work the t! o Forest Reserve force werj In town pumps tho greater part of the way during the week. They hal attended down but even then Mr. Ploughman the meeting of the Fire Patrol aisoc- and his family, who accompanied him. Lillon held at Toledo. Much Interest nnMclnated no danger. Their loss la ! being taken to protect our timber probably two hundred dollars or Tr-m forest fires. The wealth of this more. What remains ef their goods vi unty lies largely In the Umbo. ( have been moved to the Jack Daly Last Sunday about a doion members place which they have rented, n of the Rod and Gui Club took launches ind bonis and went up the bay to shoot fliflM nnrl Tnnnn fnr thd nnn.ico . of eitli.g tbelr crop to send to the bUte fauna Commlss on to h-iv, them examined to ascertain what M j 1 cf , food theto tlrda live n. If they live 'rrr: r: r r: w w nan I . ' icoiucu iicio uunns . . . . . . ., 1 bubbo vttu 1 uuiiiiuuin anoui me "for it is going to rain again,' MIbs Cladys King is preparing to depart for Corvali:3 Thursday morn ing, where she will visit with friends for about three weeks. There are quite a -ev seiners around thia vicinity this week. I didn't know v.o were having v.-ar around this place, but it did seem that way Sunday. I gucscs there are a few shasa less now. Trace Iluntsuclter and Cordon Em ertion have moved their float house down out of the slouirh again. Guess they ought to know-how to move by this time. Gussle Grell visited at the King A very pleasant evening was spent at W. H. Daniel's Thursday. This was their forty-forth wedding anniversary, They were surprised with about 90 dav- Mrs. W. B. Daniel left Saturday morning for Felgles creek to begin a six months' term of school. Mr. and Mrs. F.' H. Lang of Bear creek attended the surprise party on Mr. and Mr. Daniel. Mr. and Mrs. Kullander were also present at the party. Mrs. W. W. Grant of Harlan was visiting her parents the wrek-end. The boya of Riverside are talking of organizing a baseball team again this year. The meeting will be held at Mr. Kullander's April' 9th. Every one Is Invited. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Calkins of Chit wood are visiting relatives at River side this week. A large buck deer ran through Mr. Calkin's orchard Thursday. He did not hnve a rifle or he would have killed It because It tore off some pick ets In getting out of the orchard. WEST YAGSU1NA A most unfort-mnte accident occured Ir.st Friday afternoon when an entlro scow load of houshold goods owned by Charles Ploughman, which was be- I I M IT t n W r fl ilnu-n fmni Itu T-l Montsnmery. was preclplnted Into the bay Just above tho Standard Oil Co's j when an attempt was mnde to i """"o to nr. rioughman'a anslstance with boots. After several hours' work they succeeded In recovering a tneir water-soaKed condition the re covered articles are prartlcally a com plete loss. In sneaking of the acci dent Mr. Ploughman snld that being Kings slough. John Hanlon Is plowing for Luther nrannh th.a waolr I - , M. Commons of Ona went to Newport the first of the week. John Coovert was a Yaqulna visitor last Thursday. r- "- - z . .. . . me pasi lew months. deDarted Tues. , . rinW nnMntn .U.I-' I day morning for their' home near Mansfield, Washington. A. W. Weber nnd Lloyd Parks were ; In from Beaver creek Wednesday, FEIGLTS CREEK Sunshlna! Ralph and Eskolt Darting were home. Frank Mulvany visited his skter, Mrs. Frank Duvis, of Harlan over Sit urday and Sunday." LaFayctte Sharp visltPd Chas. Llnd- ley Monday. Mrs. Will Poland and daughter, Mabel, called on the Mulvanys Sunday. Isaac Boles came ln Wednesday. Clarence D. Springer, forest ranger, called on his friend, Frank Mulvany, Wednesday. Fred Scheddler came In Wednesday. Martin and Albert Lake visited Mr. Llndley Wednesday and Thursday. Several attended the Brlggs dance t Harlan. Report an unusually pleas-" ant time. Jay Buford is visiting on Big Elk; Dr. Cox of Albany is visiting frlenda here. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Daniels acrompan panled Mrs. B. Daniels on her trip up Saturday. Mrs. Dr.nlels begins a six months' term of school in tills district Vond iv. i April 3d.' W are loir'ng forwarl with much pleasure to It and Its In fluence upon our children. The beautiful sunshlno Is bringing forth the bear ond other animal lire. The recent storm carried out foot '? bridges, etc., a'.so flooded tho low Innds. It is said there Is "no great loss without gain." The floods carried leaves aud all debris, leaving pebbly bottoms for our beautiful mountain streams. UPPER BEAVER i J. M. Bowers made a trip to Ya qulna Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. a. Rhoades and children visited at the Vancll home Saturday afternoon. Peter Peterson was a Poole slough visitor Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barker and daughters, Lola and Hazel, of Poole slough were guests at the Bowers home Sunday. Evallne and Hester Peterson visited Pauline and Jessie Vancll Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Lewis and mother were guests at the Huntsucker home Sunday. H. O. Rhnades and son. Floyd. Peter Peterson, P. Vancll and H. O. Weaver were Yaqulna and Oystervlllo callers Wednesday. sirs. j. M. Bowers visited with Mrs. J. C, Hsntsucker Wednepilnv Mrs. Dora visited at the Peterson ranch Tues- lny and Wednesday, and at this writing Is visiting at the Huntsucker home. "nnrr Emerson was In this vicinity Wednesday. r'- P. Lewis and I. N. Huyett made POOLE SLOUCH Thor. Barker went to Out on busi ness Thursday. Mrs. Amy Campbell went to Cor vallls Saturday. She returned Mon day, bringing her two sons, Alexander and Ernest, with her. Tracy Huntimrker and Gordon Em erson moved off the slough Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Barker and u...K.,.. wcni 10 loieao Saturday, irnin. W. D. Roberts was In Toledo on bus- Iness Monday. Mrs. T. Barker visited Mrs. E. S. Hall Thursday. Mr. and Mra. Frank Shermer and children visited with the Wrights and Mrs. Cog 8unday. ' Miss Julia Brown and brother, Rob- ert. BDent Wednesday at Mm Wright ranch. n . . - . mrs. kockv ueino ana uovm ifnrr and E. Harrlneton warn eallera nt tha I A. and K. Wright ranch Tuesday. , I R. C. Campbell went to Yaqulna Sat- Lrday weni 10 i aquma bai 7' "'"'"wj mine uuu hbiii us urgamze sunaay at Z p. m. COW FOR SALE JerFry row. 4 years olu, Will b(? frcsh ln May Oood miHi.er. Price ?50. Mrs. H. Cordon, Toledo, Or. -o REAL ESTATE I am now open foi business nnd solicit liHtiiiss of fnrms, ranches, ti:n- b"r anything, at the rWit prices, for sale or exhnngo. Money to loan. R. N. Warnock, G. O. Ireland, 207 Henry Bid., Portland, Or. TWENTY-THREE YEARS AGO M. M. Davis, the Yaqulna banker and druggist, was a Toledo visitor yes - The store, formerly under the con- trol of Beal Galther. has been turned over to Peter McDougal. Marriage license was Issued this week to Otis K.sor of Benton county i and Miss Clara Dixon of Lincoln county. Last Monday night some person; broke Into the country store of Wm. Enos and stole a few articles. Tho .tAnmor Alice Blanchnrd of ' - Tacoma. loaded with wheat and coal, Is on the sand spit In the Lower Bay, caused by a broken rudder. The Jury list for Toledo precinct, as drawn by the County Court this week. Is as follows: L. M. Harmon. A. O. linker. Henry Kruse. E. W. Kynlston. W. J. Leabo. John MnCluskey. A. T. Peterson. A J. Rader. W. II. H. Rich. Austin Rosebrook. Tl.os. Stakely, Al- fred Stanton. O. F. Taylor, W. H. Vincent. Lee Wade. C. II. Williams. ..,.. T., n i s mn. uuu. iximm, in.. - - -i lnnd, Lester Waugli. N. P. Stevens h. Rhoades, O. A. Krogstad. Arthur Ro - rncsiKr, i. i. n..:.-...-.. W. H. Alexander, Hop Owen, J. H. Mc- Mnii to. Mnr-nffrpv. riins. e. Mont- u". - - j - tl '1 1 1 1 n V rnUn. gomery, jhb. ninmino, iv. vm- Beal Galther, J. O.. Blake. -0 - Last evening a small party of our Rebekal.s. consisting of Nellie Hall, Albert O. Schwartz, Republican ran Mrs. W. T. Hall. Judge and Mrs. R. ft. dldate for assessor, was up from New Miller, Jas. McDonald, Carl Glldor- port Monday meeting old friends and amove and Bertha Llngenfelter, went acquaintances and making new ones, to Newport to witness the degree j Miss Grace Davis went to Salem work put tn by the Rhododendron Saturday morning for a visit with her wore oi nai piace. i ney reiurnci at o'clock this morning greatly ben - efitted by the evening's entertain ment, and were unanimous of the ODln- Ion that the members of Rhododen iuubd iniKiiijr in. , peupie nuu that they can exemplify the work as n w perfection as any lortg. In tho li.rls.. ctlon. After closln the lodge ji -1 ill ri, in tun nnnniiKr ri nm w.m'i : n S c.ng and his asjoclates ex'.f clsed as much skill In preparing and serving mo rerreBiiments as had been demonstrated In the lodge room. Be fore scattering to their several homes ! the Toledo delegation voted unnnl l , . .. . u"in J dendron Inrlp0 v,K,t Oo0(, n(,br)(ah ledge at somo early and convenient date. J. L. Demltt 1ms lenert h n. Olson building next tho city float nnd will movo Ms meat market to this new locnthn nt once. Ho will have M'e building put In first class shape.. nnd will hnndlo pickles. In fact all Kinds of cr.ndltiients. tlsh and fresh nnd tinned meats as well as a line of smoked meats. Ho expects to nrmngo so he cao Ice his products during the hot weather. e t, ' MEfl,RED,c":c"" The se-lnl film plan "The Red Clr- do" featuring Ruth Roland and Frank Mayo, will be siowr. at the Dime, bo- ginning tomorrow (Saturday) evening. This film will also be shown Sundny nnn iwoncav nlKlits of next week, mil ! fie'enfter nn Momtnv nn.i t..,. nights. Miss Poland was featured In i -n v. no rnys" series, lust eomn "ted nt this tl.rater. Don't miss the first number of this wonderful serial morrow night. Tomorrow night, besides two reels of "The Red Circle" there will he' shown three other reels. The Sky the Sun, Pathe New and Animated Car- toons, and. song. 15c. t aa wiiu. - ... Tuesday. ifnouioi. on. i w.j L. H. Payne of Newport was In this city Saturday city Saturday. " was a visitor in I lls city Tuesuiiv. I urniii iving ana mr. si. uialr or Si- lletz went to Portland Monday morn- Ing. Arthur nensell and party of friends 1 outoed over from Slletz Monday even- Ing. I rmsldent L. D. Nash of the Xa'i Ivlllo Creamery, was In tho city Man df.y. Merchant J. C. Dixon of Kl', City had bUHlnnss before tho County Court Wednesday , Garfield Edwards departed Mondnv morning for Montana, where he will make his home. Several from town attended the anco at t.ie Tan-lsli schoolhouse font Kiturdny evening. Saturday evening, , Dr. F. M. Carter. Republican can.ll- unitj iui utuuiiHr. was up irum iev- port last Saturday. , Fishermen are busy these fine davs among the trout, and some hie catches are being made. W. E. Pachman of Eddyv.lle arrived Saturday evening for a visit with his sister, Mrs. Roy Walker. Mrs. Russell returned to her home nt Roseburg Monday after a vlwtt at the wishart home in this city. m k.xt.- ....,.,.. ii i rn in tic innuni iciui IU lllr n0me at Deer Island Monday mornln?, aftrT a visit with friends In this city. Messrs. Thompson and Gullllnms of 0na were county seat visitors Wed- nnBdav ,mvIng UuBlne88 bctore tho county Court.. ForPst SupPrvlHOr Durbln of Wald- port WRS attending a meeting of tho Unroln Cmmty Frfl Patrol Assn. , rUy TueB(lny. 0.700 hnma . Vott.nrt cn, .., .. - auor a rew anys visit wmi nor sons nnd dnKilter in t),H cty. 1 Mr R. H. Howell went to Centralla, Washington, Alonilny morning, being rooll ,llBP(, hv .,,.,,,, ,,, , i. ......'.,.. Hvr iiiiiinnr. tfirn. iiurrinoii. I ... . W. Holllngsworth of N'ewborg i arrived , . , . .'"'" vuiuniK Biinng. 1 Monday evening for a visit F H ls son, O. R. Holllngsworth, the Tll- !wlth his fu.nture man. (ng ci( father and brothers. Mrs. Mangle jyB8ek i,ag taken her position In the teiepnone omce nere. .on nc.ii m x in muni tills morning to purchase her Spring Btock of millinery. Mrs. Fish expocts t0 have her hats on display and ready for gale bv AprlI 2nt, nnd cor(Ilnlly ,nvltP8 yoHr )nppC(.tn and patronage. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fognrty moved .1.1. . . their houehold effects to Ynnutna h-t snturd ay, where they will reside to bo near Mr. FogartyV business, as agent """"e't to B. P. Jones, attornev for the for the Standard Oil company. Mr. (onuJ,.''" .!" .NVwn",. anl Mrs Harry Guild will occupy cJiM n nn,"H th" Kogarty lesldenco hero. O. B. McClu,key. C. O. Hawkins nnd "T " l" "7 . Portland Wednesday morning to drlvo ,n tl,ree 8axon auto fop 1,10 "'N'8 i""' namP MemPn- ' w V' P,ll,nr. Republican candl- dll,B for l0,nt rnPr",,,nl'lvo fr I-'n ".! Polk counties was in the tl"' cl,v v oays this week, at '"""'InK tI,n meeting of file fire patrol """Gelation, and incidentally looking aft'r ndldry In this county. Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson arrived -down from Por.tlond last Saturday levenlng and will now make their hon,eh ,nMcdon r ?rn Purchased Mr. Gardner's Int. rent In ,,,e hardware storo and he, with his brother, W. E.. will run tho business. ! Attorney B. F. Jones was up from Newport Friday and Saturduy. While Newport Friday and Saturduy. While here he succeeded ' In gottlng Miss i . o. .. . . "H Jennie Btull In private sanitarium. Miss Stull was lust week pronounced Insnno bv t in honr.1 i.r rv...,,i,,r Her ailment Is not considered pern.a- nent. bcln. H.in .l,.w... B... .... be taken care of bv Mrs. l,w .i, - nurse. '"'V' o ' Hor.a .h0Blnr th. M Front Blacksmith Shon F W : Carton, proprietor. " t n .,,, . . mornmV rnana this ning. m. r ,.. ..... ' " nl ' thta morning I ThTT w 'A The railroad company expects to T"v: I bill and collect all acounts. You will conrer a ravor by calling nnd settling your accounts. All nmnimta v, i old firm must be collected HORSE FOR SALE Good work liornc, 1000 pounds. Gen tle. Cheap. H. A. Kynirton, Toledo, Or, o . .COLDS QUICKLY RELIEVED. Many people cough and cough from flip hr-fl:.,!,o- cii right tllPOURh to SprillB Others St,t rnl.l nfW ,i 'tt. tV King's New Discovery and you ...Ml L 1 . wiU get alnif)st ll)ln,e(,iate ' lief. It cheek , , tua mi.:., '.. re- Rlnns tha Yrt f; 111 cr tnai!ni 4-1 . . tearig cough, heals the infl.m- nmi nn .i. n.. . , FaB" V tnfcB A H .. Wi ' tipniinl n ' ' u 'Z, "2 t.-.. V,.... lr . . OI : "",Vliv ' P'T7 , 'a j 'j J tifni ' it Znllnu ay on hand" 'write? W C lman Fran con In. N II V, lack If not SltiVpil y I ! 1 f U aai true Mucin . "nT ' muo.w nyuat Announcement I wIkIi to announce that owing , . .' , . ? a 1 " ' ,T 'r " m fJJ ?1"BJC, "ro J, .T? T9 tH,, ni nl,?. Yi K '' tUnl"g i hla cllv ' t ilnva ,; . . "1". ' f, S. ' CorvalllB With a X','".5' . 1 uiuing iMacnines, hneet JMUSIC amJ Evervtlilnfl- AJuslcal, and will now continue my twice a year tuning trips to Tnlo.ln n-n M,nc r.r , I .To l.h0B.e .' "ly patrons with , wiioiii i eat anli innco J JlltftjttJ ..... vi u ,Httll UUQ" A Will rrfva nnn ..t i7"JF "1 ; lu.iing Walters. Tuner of Pianos at O.A.C. 0 1 CHRISTIAN SCIENJE Servlcefl will be held at Mrs. . C. Clark's residence on Fourth Rlreet Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Rubloet lenn ,Ar1.,?ln' D'se ftid Death iteal- All are Invited. u u , m xne l ountv Court nf .1 c. j Oregon, for Lincoln , Count"! . """ce is nerei.v given that the un- ! 1""? .I"", I"""" .""points exe- ln ,,3;, X'lMS; Court of the State of Oror,,n fm Tta. i''" "J'j, "nd u)v" nualin...!. All nprRns hnvlnr rl.iims nn nst sulil j estate ar l-erebv not-ne-l to "relent '"'ein pronorlv vr -rifled ns bv law re. Albert 8llota. MlUe Riinta B. F. Jones. At'ornov. Dated April 3. inil. O- N0TICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. 8. Landomce, I'nrilnml, Oregon. March 1(118. Notice Is herebv given t'i-it Cuv E. luKK,:!:; 1!! stend Entry No. nsm. and on August 6, 1X1R, nvide nd'IIHiiiiiil h,.mo.i..j ?ntry ,or,n No. Oir.fiO f..r tho follow- "'"inlng at Corner No 1 Identl with the comer of section's in'and 24 T- '2 8., R. It w., per If. E. 8. No! I25', "i0 s."ml, 10 '!"'ns: thence 'mijwm North ft chains: thence Kiist H.fto "sins; thence North Ji) chains; thence ! . 1 7I.J' r."nl,,: Jhenco South 11 llnimnaa Ort ..!.... . t n . . . In Sections IS nnd 19, T. 12 8.. R. in i w- containing Hr,.0! ncros. AU Jun i w- containing H5.09 ncros. Art Jun J1' m,' ll1"' nU'A n"iU of '"itentlon to make five-vear proof, to eitahllsh ,)in to the land above dXr'bed. he f"t the Clerk of lh Cuu:itv Court for l.iwnin cmiiity. On' t. ji. rulnln n. iV.''? "".h ,l ,y '" ""'' 13!'5' V", '."""' J ni,",p.H witnesses: ' Oroi ZlTl-ii ' - " - .......,-,, i.i luinug, ,Jnr(,ln county, Oregon: K.D.Martin, Tr"! ."'" r OrtKon: I. CS " pmof md wdlng to which entry winrt, taw under Register,
