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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1916)
7 . , wncoln siti if In VOLUME 24' UC 1 rii l Deft LlOIl lnarley r ' li KegainS Sight Newport. Oregon. (Special, Sea Lion Charley Chas An- aersonj a well Known cnaracter ry ana msteler was appointed and seafaring man was taken to to confer with the council with Portland Tuesday for an opera- a view of getting a suitable site tion on his eyes. He was totatly on the water front, for the build blind having cataracts on both ing. This seems to be a good eyes. Liberal hearted citizens of proposition for Newport and the Toledo and Newport contributed county. The buildings when er enough money with an appro- ected and equiped will cost about prlation of $25 from the county ,$15,000. to take him to Portland to a , The Freemont went out fish specialist. News came back to lng Suad and onl Tuesday Newport that the operation was mmtag he'r englne Bt0pped and oe8BfUl; 0,m,ViS0r I5urt Bhe became disabled off Seal accompanied him to Portland. Roclt8 she holgted the flaeaJ Mrs. Mary Whitford died at distress. The watchman in the Storrs, April 6th, 1916, from lookout 'saw the flag and at Once natural causes aged 83 years the power boat was sent to her and four months. She was born relief, Capt. Stuart in command. In Michigan, Dec. 7th,. 1832. She She was brought in Tuesday was married in her native state over a cry rough bar, a very where she spent most of her life, difficult thing to do in a rough A 1 1 1 J) ,1 iL ' t,..i 1L 1 1 Aiiei uer uubuauu b ueaui, wnu iier iamny sue came to uregon and to Yaquina bay about 12 vpnra ton nnH hninrht the Tf nnU. 0- w 0 v - i - er place on Yaquina river, three : , miles below Elk City, where she ; uvea up to tne time oi ner tieatn. She was a member of the Bap- tist church and had been since her girlhood days. The remains, .relatives and friends were '. brought to Newport by the Chi- cora, Capt. Swearingen. - The funeral services were conducted by Rev. B. C. Black, pastor of the Baptist church of Newport i and the interment took place in the Eureka cemetery. ( A. B. Clark, postmaster at Elk : City, Ches. Morrison, Dick Ab- bey and Mr. Nelson were among those who attended the funeral of Mrs. Whitford. She is sur- vived by four daughters and one son, Jesse Whitford of Elk City, Mrs. Ed Lapine, and Mrs. Severs of Storrs, Mrs. A. J. Brown of Newport and Mrs. Devcrlux of Aiicnigan. .umer u, The Rod and Gim Club had a !?apt- Car?Jer the 01e S. fishing contest Tuesday. Jesse BOme fellows from Newport Frey and August Blattner were;we our vicinity Sunday, chosen leaders. Ten pereons ranClS terr anr Clarence were selected on each side, the wLdeway "Vetting wood for losing side to prepare the sup- -Mr Saxton at Yaquina this week, per. Blattner won and Frey had Mr- ,and M"- Jnn Sugg and to put up for the supper. Tues- Cla? f"ed at the CoUver day morning the fishing parties home at Mill Four Sunday, started out going In launches up 0 ' the bay. The largest bunch went I to Elk City. The total number of trout caught was 400. The RIVERSIDE.V. largest number caught by one person was 74 by Chester Dixon. ittlo Bih - v Thn n r n.,mherrmirhtL mt,e 8lab .of god weather iT.M,D 8 h, m!,kP, nri. a j , i dent of the club. A committee was appointed to regulate tuewai, a RJvprnlf,0 Ji a scale of points-salmon trout 'nl " XersMe visitor one dav counted 50 and brook trout 25 points. Frey had 5500 points and I Blattner 7&20. me supper was nnnerh. The trout were rned so tcp nnrl rrlKn And the coffee. . cake and salad were made so nice as to please the taste of the moBt fastidious epicurean. Good fellowship and cheerful spirits reigned supreme. Hard work and dull care were laid aside for a few hours and everyone en- Irwml himself tn the fullest ex. tent. The "resident of the club Mr Srhumaker. knows how to make people feel at home. " J. II. Wilson the lawyer of Cor valUs spent Sunday at Newport, a guest at the Abbey. Mr. Wil son is an expert bookkeeper and he makes it a business of exnert- Inz the books of the various counties or me Btate ne is a nnt Ive 3on. He is now exnertlne the books of Lincoln county.' Mr. Wilson, I understand will be a candidate for congress in the 1st congressional district at the next general election. Mr. T. B. Mohler of Victoria, B. C, came in Saturday and has spent several days looking over the situation at Newport with a view to putting In a kelp plant at this place, providing he gets sufficient encouragement from the people and the kelp in suf ficient quantities to Justify putt ing In the nlnnt. Mr. Mohler met I lli, in i..v , . . I.. , ... T ovonlnrr nnH went nvor . the ground pretty thoroughly in regard to the value of kelp when manufactured. The price of the product Is advancing all the time in COIlncUuciicc vt me VYO.I in . i ii - Europe. ne win u ouuu uo mo i COI INTV V.V VfT bar alms down, go out on the .ocean and see the extent of the I kelp beds- Mr- Mohler has been iln the kelp martufacturing busi- ness for a good many years. A committee of four vnsiRHnr of Messrs. Huckaba, Williams, Ber-! ;b, uul uie crew succeeded WINANT Everybody works these days! There seemed to be a. pretty happy bunch of fellows around this vicinity Sunday I wonder why? Trace Iluntsucker attend! the dance at Newport Saturday night. He reports a Jolly time, Chas. Hassman and family are preparing to move up on their ranch as soon as possible. Tom Chrlstensen made a trip to town Saturday and Monday. Louie Bain is visiting with Henry Shermer. - Alma, Cara and Dan Boone called at the Chrlstensen home Sunday. Mark Gullliams and Peter Byrne did also. A little boy by the name of (Frankie) was in our midst the !aon .l s 80 aa-well we had it coming 10 us. Mr35 KullanfW n, . Tn . . L J2! 2, ;the - . r m.' ... ' ' 113 L'ttlllS. Gerald Caulklnn hta hauling lumber this week for A. in. Lapnam s house. Mr-. L. V. Caulklns is on' the sick list mis week. Mrs. Helen Dantel tahn to AaMv ing at Fieglcs Creek, was a home vjsuor Saturday and Sunda.7. Kfrri V'nlfAi 1 Interna MnA oi. lUrdav with Mrs. w. it nor.iv. vvrne rounsbee made a flying trip un ihe river Sat.nrd.iv. Our Dig Elk boys met at Mi. iuuuiiuers &unaay ana organ ized a ball nine. Burl Brelght haupt is acting captain and Roy nuimnaer is tne acting manager !The comnlete outfit k n. aerea rrom the Toledo Drue Co There were some great athletic stunts puiieu oir, such as boxing, wrestline. ete. The reeling happy and none - the "uim ur wear. Vance Daniel was called to i oieuo Saturday. DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT At I O 0 F Building Dancing Commences 9 P. M. Uilll 00a MUSIC Good Floor Horse shoeing at the Red Front Rlalramik CU.. r- w,.,.,, whvu. r . , garson, proprietor. 1 TOLEDO, LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 14th, 1916. NFWQ News' of each Community Gathered each O Week by Our Rustling Associate Editors Elk City Mill to Start Soon Elk City, Oregon. (Special) Mr. Scoville is putting in' some logs foi Mr. Enos' mill this week. We are all waiting for that mill ij w uiuw, uui .cue are delayed on account of freight hurry up freight! Geo. Bingham and Mr. LaFord were guests at the Hotel Elk Saturday and Sunday on a fish ing trip and went homo with well filled baskets. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Calkins were passengers on the Transit for Toledo Tuesday to consult a doctor as Mr Calkins has been very sick. The Rod and Gun Club of Newport represented itself in Elk City Tuesday on a fishing expedition. They made some good catches of trcut. , Mrs. Arthur Allen is still at her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. ii. Clark, waiting for the freight to get through the tunnel, to take their household goods to Mill City where Mr. Allen is working in the sawmill. ' Airs, mnos has gone to Carlton to see her mother who is very sick. , . Billy Griffith came In on Tues day's train from Portland to visit his family here. Mrs. Marsh Simpson was visit ing at Pioneer Sunday and Mon day, last - Mrs. Pentler is visiting friends at i oieao tnis week. The bovs of Elk CJtv organ ized a baseball team here Sun day and are getting ready to do some good work here this Sum mer. Now Toledo wake up and help your brothers. -J -o SILETZ J. W. Hawkins purchased more timber of the Welch estate, to finish his contract of planking the road between the two lower bridges. They have extended the planking on to the old Shannon place, where George Miller lived. This is sure a fine piece of road. ece or roao. George Miller has moved his family to Siletz. to the Dillon property in. the edge cf town. George Intends building on his lots here. W. S. Hall went to Portland Monday with Renus Arnold nnH Georee McCluskev to ret turn Saxon cars which Hall Bros, had sold to them Don't forget to register. The registration books close April 18th Fred and Harold Wygant of Newport are Siletz farmers now. They have rented a ten-acre tract here. Lee Wade Is a Siletz rancher at present. He is clearing up his ranch north of the Depoe estate. Charles North is doing some real estate business in Siletz lately. He has sold the Arrhle Johnson place and brought a buyer over for the Mrs. Battlse piace Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. P. A departed for the East Tuesday. i ne Biietz unoir was entertained at a nleasant nartv riven hv Sunt. E. L. Chalcraft In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Friday evening. They will be greatly missed In the Sundnv school work as they are great workers. ivir. ju. l,. unaicrart and daugh - ter drove to Toledo Tuesday, the former having business at the air. jj,. Li. unalcraft and daugh county seat. - BAY VIEW Well, sav now. Mr. FMitor. what became of the Ilav View Items last week? Thev were mailed at the Bav View nost- ofllce at seven o'clock Wednes day 'evening. The mall sack must have been so crowded Thursday morning that it would not hold them, I guess, or pos sibly the editor neirlected lo nut on his glasses and, mistook the communication -for a Chinese nuzzle and dronned It into the I Bud Weber and a gang 'of i WHHrn nnRKer " good workers are again busy on the roads in this vicinity. Quite a number of Bay View people attended the funeral of Mrs. Gray at Lutgens Sunday. The services were conducted by Rev. Cook of Waldnnrt nnH In. terrment was made in Fern Hill cemetery aik ,ucii utuuaiui and uexter Twombly started last week for Falls City. They are intending v- ,.v, . .b6i5 tauip near there. . wuvo JL AXlllOLfUIU WaB 1UUK" ing after his property interests 4n tVila mrlnilt-. o . i j Sunday. He was the guest of John Walker while here. ; Mrs. H. H. Cook moved over tn Wolrln-vr loo t.,1, M. to Waldnort last week. Now. Brother Cook, there is no reason why you should not get out a paper worth reading. Buron Turk was working a few days this week for Herb Twomhlv. Jim Gatens of South Beaver bought a counle of steers of Mrs. Geo. Prescott yesterday. Mrs. Bowers of Upper Beaver visited her children, Mr. and Mrs' Frank Huntsucker, this week. She came down Sunday and re- iDusnes one day last week and .permitting and will be rushed to turned home Tuesday. had a scrap. According to their i completion at once. P. H Eltine .' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt- ow story it was fast and ;will bo in charge of the work sucker and Wilfred Stevens furious. The road will follow an easy were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dr. Griff of Portland grade and will open up conslder H. B. Turk Wednesday evening. came and took her mother, Mrs. able new territory. We are ln The time was very pleasantly Boynton, to Portland for medi-'; formed that no grades will be nnsRpd with enmoa onrl mnaln 1 Cal treatment. Mm Rnvntnn rrnotoi' thon olv mu. i D " ...-u.. Miss Barton of L.ut?ena visiter! C Mrs. J. C. Barnes Thursday. Mr. Connoy and family of Lin- speedy recovery. striking the present road east of ville visited at Mr. Oakland's! Cooley Bros, have finished the tunnel While the grades are Saturday. their contract of slashing for C. better the distance is also slight- Albert G. Schwartz of New- H. Wakefield. It makes things ly shorter, thus giving the auto port, Republican candidate for look rather bare in that place, ists a much better and a shorter county assessor, was looking up I There were a goodly number road to Newport. i votes in this locality this week, of Little Elk people attended j . 1 Mrs. Prescott and daughter, grange at Eddyville last Satur-1 cold? omriri v on ieer Leoma, were over to Waldport ,day. Quite a pleasant day was , jjanv Mi inJh -7)E i Wednesday. .had and arrangements were ffiP beriSnfnt If Sg5 . . ........ . TrrzBii Webber Is doing some good work uit our ruaus. Monday was good roads dav but owing to the rain work was "v.n a ! 5stponed until next month days. . Reynolds Ohmnrt who a working a crew on the new road woriung a crew on tne new roaa uumu aj travel vicen, was liume Monday and reports a fine lot of slashing done already. It won't, do very long untu mere win De a good road down Beaver Creek to the beach. Albert G. Schwartz. Renubli Aiueri u. ocuwartz, nepuDU - wiu cuuuiuuie mr cuumy asses- sor, was in this neighborhood Wednesday. , The Henine Hand Club met with Mrs. Joe Lissy Saturday and report a very interesting meeting. o POOLE SLOUCH It tried nrettv hard to rain the ui DU VI LUC WCCIL. UUt tne Tain never made a very long stay this tlma Hm.a n 1 l 1. . . i . i i time. Mrs. Thos. Barker visited Mrs. E. S. Hall Thursday. Gordon Emerson was in our vicinity Wednesday. P. Peterson of Upper Beaver Was also in our vlrlnltv Tnoo. ( - - " w day. Peter Schlrmer and son, Leo. and Thos. Barker were In New port Tuesday. Our Sunday School has not 1 , V , uas not ?"en tagood. running order yet, I ut .we noI)0 t0 have It so by ptwaay. Mrs. Amy Campbell is btwday. Mrs. Amy Campbell is treasurer and SfSSlS teacher of the children' Class until someone else will take the place. Mrs. T,hos. Brown and sons, Robert and Frederick, visited with Mrs. Edtrnr Hull nnH rhn. dren Tuesday. - Miss Inez Weaver was absent luesaay. ttin X m . .v c"LC.u""menl Will be Held at the srhnnlhnuaa j April 23d, Easter Sunday. A i S'tel'llfW , j.. u,wA,uu; vims luucii baskets and help us have a good tlme- time ... . wusauHent) MIBCwncre m tills lS3Ue ap-!r''m to the land above d-scrlbed h rrom Bchool Tnosday and Floyd 'pears the announcement of C. 'T tnork of Dm County Court for Ilall was abcent Monday and ill. Ellsworth as a candidate w-Mtofxll'K?--Tuesday. ti..kh i,.., .,, onJ,,?10t.h ot ii. Eddyville 36, Bridge Crew 6 t-.jj i niov M," ,;:-J,.r" innt simHon v. -.v.. v . ? J "nu. od idge crew and the Little k ball team.. The game was - " iOf fun all the wav throueh atiH 1UI11I1CO LUC me closed with a score of 36 tn ( In favnr rf T 1fl 1711 T..l the bridge crew i3 a good Jolly bunch and it Is hoped they will Play anothe game Boon. Onftt nhpnrlncr la ahnV oil nvpr fnr thla an m tnmS Is to sell the mohair and : spend the money. I 0ur school started again Wed- nesday the 5th after a vacation of three weeks, rnnsprl hv tha , teacher .and some pupils having (the measles. The Little Elk dog shooter has got loose again he may kill the wrong man's dog some' day. I 1 wo of our citizens met in the ---- . j ....... nas been ill for some time and her many friends hope for her 'eram Is exnected O- Annual Institute i lluutti lUBiuute ior tneij"n, rranconia, n. ii. Money v"-"v- " luuiuj win De neld at Toledo on the 26, 27 and 28 of April. A good pro - Bral oeing prepared ana as we expect a larger attendance than at any annual Institute ever hi,i i :, :v. ; r. .: : : luio wum, in luriuer ,l lu uc luo ucbl. I The program will be printed and mailed to the teachers in time, but you need not wait for a Dro - 1 &r&m. come with or without it. I While the instructors that will I be here are as good as there are in tne state, the meetings will; be made much better if they are iell attended, bo I would like to ,Ree parents and, school boards attend some if not all the see-. D nna T n nrkt iirnff frr n nnwn n r I nun iui aLiovu-i al Invitation, Just think you nro j :nne nf no nnH lira nro nil InvltoH one of us and we are all Invited. R. P. Coin, Co. School Supt Miss Viola Mcshlo of Newport was a Toledo visitor Wednesday. W. O. Sharman of Ocean View was a Toledo visitor Wednesday. Gerald Calkins of Biir Elk wns m tt( CIty Wednesday evening, . . . . " . I i Mrs. Frederick's Millinery stock Is now open for Inspection Mllllnerv - lannnllnn at the Quality Store. I at the Quality Store. I senger to the lower bay Tuesday then. ;io chain. ,h eVenlnS 'chain.; thence Ea-i lO chlLrthenrr ' Lom Butterflcld Is getting the North 6 chain; thence Kat mr ; gasoline boat Prlmroso ship-1 anc",.Nor,h 2"chain: thencr shape and expects to take same To TinuteV E,h'u5S.,V t0 San Pedro, Callfcrnla in thenn Section is and is T li s it i near future. This will be some lw'. mntnininR hs.os acre.. a Itrlp. Elsewhere In this Issue an- Uhc, iinnnhtlpnn ticket for the nomination or JUStlc or tne I r, t..i .1.. r .i i coming Primaries. Mr. Ells- worth is too well known here to need an introduction to tne vot- !ers of this District, and If elected 'he will make a good ofllclal. NUMBER 8. MOHAIR GROWERS NOTICE The Eddyville Mohair Pool will sell on Monday, April 24th immediately after the arrival of t me west Douna train ' All nor. l "a i'uul 'e requested to notify BeLretary as to now many ,neeces they have, at their enrf. iest convenience A i ha r Z be delivered at EddyvUle St ; rnier man Monday, April 24th i ui c- .,-,.. vf ti ,lu' W. F. Wakefield, Secy. o Mrs. T. P Fish returned Wl. - "e8day evening from a visit to Portland While in the city she purchased her Spring stock of millinery and Will hnVP, OflTYia ready for VOUr insnontirm AtmWI n- . I Road supervisor Fred Horning nas bcon smoothing up the 8t,reets arund town this week. he work has made a crcat im- Drvenlent in the looks of the streets, besides making them Passab'e for teams and autos. , I Work on the new road around ; Pioneer Mountain will be rom- menced next Monday weather 0. v-. uiuu iA yvi tVUL. 1UO route fnllnworl hv th . a w . k J V.V5 ,AVV IVItlU is to the north of Pioneer ML .mation, soothes the raw tubes if-asy to take, Antiseptic &M j Healing. Get a EOc. bottle of jpr. King's New Discovery today. "It Is certainly a great medioiae and I keep a bottle of It contlnu- Iflllv An Vi n ' f 1 1 Twt v n.i wit uauu wines vv. vii uauu wines vv. u. jesse "".a 11 uui DallHIieU. I o 1 ,F. H. WALTERS MUSIC HOUSE Announcement I wish to announce that owing " ""u,ivc i,,ttt ownB lu my accepting a position with a large muBic nousd I was unable to continue my regular tunine trips, established two veara aeo , in this rltv. .. I have now opened a comnlete music Store In Corvallis with j ull line of Pianos Plaver Pianos Organs, Talking "Machines Sheet Music and Evervth Inp Musical, and will now continue my twice a year tunlne trios t Toledo. . . y lo To those of mv natn. U'tlflW Tasini. lnl,.J . . . .. . cmauiiaucu a yeany DU8- Iness twill give one free tunlne wining opnnjf. F. H. Walters, Tuner of Tlanos at O.A.C. r NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of tlin Intorlor. u. 8. LanUofflce. Portland. Orniron. ln'!.T?rA0' Oregon, who. on D , . .., ,wr ivtn innt i nv it Nolle, lii herebr Itlven thnt Ouy E vmuuor l. 1VUH. mnrln Drlfrlnal U jtead Entry No. osio. and on Anwit B ibis tnnd. .Ti -ntry .irini No oi dpurribed trart ,11" 8i,.""'onl hnmeHtead : ' """ . uiftou ror t ie follow. In. A ii.. j . . " ,1iluW" BeKinnln at Corner No. l. identica' "PKinninif at con Wei' m' e"" fllod not,ra of '"'"""or -iim to the land above nrrli' Claimant name a. w. Weber, of Ona. Lincoln rountr Oresnn! J. r iin,.....i. . . A. W. Weber, of On r.i n a -tin aah K"a' o0": K. n. Martir g SffiiSL".. uregon. . I J!' ecordinf to law under .n entry wa. mad mpneii, Roflattr,
