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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1917)
.,... ,., , a..i' !: -.WW.VWWWKw " " ' v" " -- -i'.'.V :.!.. "a.v- v .v( HNCOLN COUNTY LEADER, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 9th, 1917. Correspondence Continued and move on the R. R. Black place which he had bargained for before Mr. Mack's" death. Messrs. Cator and Hathaway took a dressed beef to Corval lis recently which they readily disposed of. - Helen Shelten Is staying with Mrs. Smith Allison and attend ing school. Clifford McDonald went to Blodgett for a load of supplies. Frank Davis took Mr. and Mrs. Mortie Lake, Charley Llnd ley and Gail Shane to Toledo last Tuesday where Mr. and Mrs. LaUe - transferred their property on Flegles Creek, known asS the Dart in? home stead. to Messrs. Lindley and Shane. Jack Thompson and Victor Plunkett of Blodgett were Har lan visitors Vednesday. Main Liriggs is home from the Marys river logging camp where he has been working, t Rby Wakeman had the mis fortune to Injure his leg while working at the Marys river camp and had to be taken to the hospital. Mr. Miller of Albany came In and bought some apples of H. F. Brlggs. Mr. Miller was here attending Pomona Grange and found Big Elk could raise apples. Take note Brother Loudon, the results of starting a Grange. Gall Shane and his dogs chased a bear all one day last Week but failed to capture It. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis, ac companied by Sam Grant and Mr. Black went to Philomath last Thursday, expecting to re turn that day but Mr. Davis had the misfortune to break his auto Just after leaving Philomath on his return trip so had to return to town and get repairs from Al bany and did not reach home un til the following night. A Bocial dance was given at the home of Messrs. Brooks and Martin of Sweet Home, Satur day evening. The potato' digging and apple picking are about all done and people are prepared for the win ter weather. Dr. Boynton of Little Elk is spending . some time at Harlan doing dentistry for those in need Of such work. Elton Brown of Corvallis took out a bunch of cattle this week purchased of M. D. Bianderberry and other parties. Mr. Garrison has returned from Idaho where he has been for some time working in the mines. BAYViEW E. S. Oakland went to Port land for medical treatment last week. The last report from him he was getting Letter.. Miss Lillic Simonson and her mother, Mrs. Simonson went to Toledo Tuesday this week. P. E. Sheppard came home from Canada last week, expect ing to return in the spring. Percy Twoiulily came home from North llciul this week for a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Twoinbly. MUton Hendrk-kunn went to Newport Friday the L'd. Miss Randle Ilrnrlrickson and Mrs. ShepparJ spent the evening of Halloween U'h Mrs. S. It. McWlllls. Mrs. IlaiiKon visited with Mrs. E. S. OaMand Thursday of last Mia. ILin.Iic M. lvcr left for her houii! I.i Al'i'tny last week. She has bt'.en vii.ii.- fricuLs and relative, at l!;iyi"A lor t he past three urn i'Iis. Hos'fie l."Mv left for Ameri can Lake hht 1'iiilfv morning. Mrs. Mary McWIllis visited with Mrs. Phil siieppard on Fri day of last wc'fk. . ... o TOWER'S FISH BRAND REFLEX SLICKER, is a corker for siayirtrt on the iob. .(f& fcAaVr trf i ii t i natorprocl Abtoiutniy. 'fr-jM jjf Saiisfaciion GuoranUed. I v DEALERS EVERYWHERE. A J. TOWER CO. BOSTON. NOTICE You are hereby notified not to cut any wood or piling' on my land situated back of Yaqulna, without permission from Will ttalue. L. F. Rasmussen. Mm mm Vlrcil I To well of Wnlrlnnrt wo. a Toledo visitor last Friday. Lot Powell of Ona was n county seat visitor Wednesday oi mis ween. C. S. Oh mart nf flnn horl business with the County Court nere Wednesday. , Mrs. Geo. Klne and dauehter. Gladys, of Oystervllle were in the city Tuesday. , Dick Abbey was down from Elk City Tuesday attending the Crosno funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Osear Brown of Siletz returned the first of th week from the Valley. Wm. Scarth was down from his ranch on Bie Elk Tuesdav attending the Crosno funeral. Walter Hall and Emil T. Rad- dant were over from Siletz Wed nesday loading a car of Chittlm bark. Fred Stanton returned Tues day evening from a visit with his daughter. Mrs. Flora Fox and husband, at Albany. Dr. Linton the Waldnort drue. gist passed through Tuesday evening enroute home from a trip to the Valley. Dudley Trapp, road supervis or in the Chitwood district, was in the city Wednesday meeting with the County Court. J. L. Goodell was over from the Agency Wednesday. Mr. Goodell is in charee of the Haw kins sawmill at the Agency. Miss Cora Hanson returned to the Valley on Sunday evening's excursion, after spending several weeKs visiting nome folks down the bay. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Miller, re cently of Monroe, have moved to Toledo, and are occupying the former dental office along side the city hall. Mrs. Esther Andersen has hint completed the school census for tne loiedo district, and reports that there are 203 of school age in the district. . Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Anderson returned last evening from Port land. Norm has been in Canada the past Summer and Mrs. An- aerson met him in Portland. L. C. Mowery. road sunervisor in the Lower Siletz district, had business with the Court here this week. Mr. Mowery informs us that the new cut-off below the OJalla bridge is now com pleted and open for travel. J. O. McClellan of Fairbanks Alaska, arrived Monday evening to visit his sister, Mrs. Lee Wright and family. Their mother who has been here for some time, returned Wednesday morning witn ner son, Mr. Mc Clellan. Engineer Claude Wright ar rived down from Portland lasi Friday evening and has been busy this week getting things ready to advertise for bids for the construction of the South Jetty. Bids for this work will be opened on January 2d, 1918. Wm. Llnderman and son, Carl, departed for Los Angeles. Calif., yesterday morning. Mr. Llnder man hag an excellent position offereJ him In that city which causes mm to leave here. The Leader will keep them Informed on Lincoln county happenings. Chas. Davis will leave tomor row for Towanda. Kansas. o look after his oil properties. He Is ta"cl;'s samples of Lincoln , county products with him. and ( may pet us some new settlers. I He took a sample of Burbank i potatoes grown by Ivan Kynls- ton. which he said were the big gest he had ever seen. Ivan Kynlaton brought us In a fine sample of Unrbatik potatoes this week for display in our of fice. The potatoes were grown on his place north of Toledo and the bunch he brought us range from 9 to 15 inches In length, be ing nice smooth tubers. "Can you beat that, and during a dry season at that. We gave some to Chas. Davis to take back and show his Kansas friends. W. B. Hayden and son, Max, who live on Mill Four, started for town Tuesday morning with their launch. In the boat they had several sacks of apples, five Jugs of cider, and a kitchen range. In shifting their nosl- jtions in the boat the range acci dentally toppled over, and it In i turn toppled the boat over, spill ing mem out in tne water. At first they thought they had been torpedoed, or had struck a miim LThey warn ashore and came uacK at low tide, being able to salvage most. of the cargo, as It then lay In only about five feet of water. NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To the legal voters of School District No. 2 of Lincoln County, State of Oregon, th. a SCHOOL MEETING of said District will be held at Grammar School Bldg., on the 1st day of December, 1917, at 1 o'clock In the afternoon to rote on the proposition of levying a special district Ui. The total amount of money neeavl by the district during the fiscal year beginning on June IStb, 1917, and end ing on June 17, 1918, is estimated In the following budget and includes the amounts to be received from the county school fund, state school fund, special district tax, and all othof moneys of the district: BUDGET Teachers' salaries 14,780.50 Furniture 75.00 Repairs of echoolhouses, out buildings or fences 300.00 Janitor's wages 715.00 Janitor's supplies 50.00 Fuel - .. ... 172.50 Light 2.00 Water 63.00 Clerk's salary 50.00 Postage and stationery .'.10.00 For the payment of bonds, war rants, notes, and other n debtedness contracted prior to May 22, 1915, and for in terest thereon 98.80 For the payment of bonds, war rants, notes, and other In debtedness, contraccted on or after May 22. 1915, and for Interest thereon 3,824,70 Total estimated amount of money to be expended for all purposes during the year .. ..- ....$10,741.50 ESTIMATED RECEIPT8 From County school fund during the coming year $4,310.98 From state school fund during the coming school year .. 1.34S.30 Cash now in the hands of the district clerk 82.24 Total estimated receipts, not in eluding the money to be re- celTed from the tax which It Is proposed to Tote $6,741.50 RECAPITULATION Total estimated expenses for " year $10,7410 Total estimated receipts not I Including the tax to be Toted 6.741.50 ' Balance, amount to be raised by district tax $4,000.00 W e estimate that a levy of 8 mills , will be required to produce the amount of special tax money shown above. Dated this 25 day of October, 1917. Attest: W. E. Ball, Esther Andersen, District Clerk. Chairman Board SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Lincoln Affa S. Seeley, I'lalntiff. vs. Levi F. Wing and Edith R. Wing. Defendants. To Levi F. Wing and Edith R. Wing, defendants above named: In the Name of the Stats of Oregon: You and each of you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled cause on or before the ex piration of six weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, to-wit, on or before the 7th day of December, 1917, and If you fail to so appear and answer, for want thereof plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in plaintiff's com plaint, to-wit: 1. For a Judgment against Levi F. Wing in the sum of Seventeen Hun dred Dollars ($1700.00) with Interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent. 1 (10 per cent! per annum from the 28th day of May. 1917. and the further sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($:00.00 as attorneys' fees and for the costs and j disbursements of this nit. I 2. For decree foreclosing the mortgage alleged in the complaint, to . wit: the mortgage given by the defen dant. Levi F. Wing, to the r'nlntiff on Auicust 31, 1912. which said ini)rlcni! Is recorded in Book 13 tit I'nge i". 'Record of Mnrtca'n of Lincoln ("nun ty, Oreiun. and which Md i.iorUMirc covers tiie NK' of Section 1.1. Tnv.ii 'ship 7. South Rnnire 9 West of Willam ette Murl'liun, In Lincoln County, Ore gon, and that the raid above describe'! prnpertv and In said mortgage des. crihed be sold by the Sheriff of Lin coln County. Oregon, and that the proceeds thereof be applied to the payment of the sums hereinabove mentioned due to the plaintiff. 3. That the plaintiff's said mort gage be declared a first lien upon said ' nrnnnrl tf ami i-ml onrf .n.ti nt vntt and all those claiming or to claim under y. ,V . ,'7vf1r.,brreJa n1 forecloses , pf all rlKht. title and Interest in and I to the said premises and every part thereof, except only the statutory rlirht of redemption. 1 4. That the plaintiff be clven the! rlitht to become a purchaser st such sale and for such other and furthur ' relief as 'to the court may seem equitable. ! This summons Is published In the i Lincoln County Leader once each week for six successive weeks by order of the Honorable O. F. Skipworth, Judge of the above entitled court made and entered on the IS day of October. : 1917. The first publication is the 26th day of October. 1917, and the last publicatln the 7th day of December, 1917 Day A Hampaon, Sll Yeon Rulldinjr, Portland, Oregon, Attorneys for I'lalntiff. 0 ATTENTION! I wish to purchase young goats up to 200 at reasonable price. Address Lloyd R. Peterson, Eddyvllle, Oi. 5 GRAVELY TOBACCO AROUND MERE IN YEARS IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR LINCOLN COUNTY In the matter of the adoption of Or Tllle Lee Johnson, a minor: . PETITION To the Honorable R. R. Miller, Judge of the abore entitled Court: Yonr petitioner respectfully shows unto your honor: That she is a resident of Lincoln County. State of Oregon, and reside at Waldport therein; that she is a widow ; That It Is her desire to adopt as her own child, the above named Orville iee jonnson, a boy, aged 3 years ana 11 moaths of age. That the only llvlnt parent of said m'nor is Lee Johnson, father, who is a non resident of the State of Oregon, and whose place of residence is un known to your petitioner: that the ! mother of said minor is now deceased 'and was a dauehter of Raid netittnner: that the said minor is no..- and ha 'j mlnori fre care and custody and supported by the petitioner hr : i That the petitioner is willin- r.nd ;iie to care lor . educate, tiotn n Icrooer manner. Wherefore your petitioner prays tha- decree be entered herein, to the ef ,m lnat Petitioner be granted Johllsoni which said adoption shall be of the same effect in law as If the i sa'd minor was the natural child of. ' PeUtoner. including that of Inner- itance. Elizabeth V. Wolfe. STATE OF OREGON. ) )ss County of Lincoln. ) I HAVENT SEEN GENUINE of Directors. : I Elizabeth V. Wolfe, being first du ;ly sworn, depose and say that I am the petitioner in the above entitled petition for adoption and that the fore going petition Is true as I verily be lieve. Elizabeth V. Wolfe Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st day of September, 1917. Notarial G. B. McCluskey, ' Seal Notary Public for Oregon. I My Commission expires 8 31 '19. I ORDER Now at this time came on for hear ing the petition of Elizabeth V. Wolfe, for the adoption of the said minor Or ville Lee Johnson, and. It appearing to the Court that thb said petitioner is a widow, residing at Wa'.dport. Lincoln County. Oregon, and is the grandmother of said minor; that the mother of said minor Is dead; that the said minor Is now and has been since the death of the said moth er in the care, custody and control of said petitioner; that the petitioner de sires to adopt the said minor as her child. And. It appearing further to the Court that Lee Johnson the father of said minor is a non resident of and not within the State of Oregon, It is hereby ordered that a hearing win be had upon said petition in Coun ty Court Room In the County Court I House at Toledo. Lincoln County, Ore gon, on the lith day of November, i If 1 7. at the hour of ten o'clock In the n n'renoon oi sain oay ana inai ir no objections are filed to s.iid petition a dcre will t., entfrcd print Ine the petition, and allowliiK the haid petition tr to adopt the said minor. It Is further ordered tlint a ropy of the nttltlnn herein a copy of thle or der be puhliHhed in the Llnrnln Coui. ty Leader a a-eekly newspaper publish ed In and of eenernl circulation with in Lincoln County, Oregon, once a veek for three consecutive and sur- ieslve weeks bediming with the Is ue of September 28th, 1917 mid end-1 lux with the lue of October 19th. 1 1917. Dated at Toledo, Oregon this 21st day of September, 1917. R. r. 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To Lizzie C"iiinl: 1" :i 1 In the Name of tr.s State cf Oregon: You lire hereby re i i;,-e i 1 aj i ;.r and uiiBwt r the (iirl.:l!:l fit- :: ilr.' t you In the above ensiled 1 1,1. i n er , before the first II ri.iv tl Ieeml:cr 1 1917. belli more tliun x weelis fro. 11 the date of the first publication of tills Summons, ami If yuu fail to in wer for want thereof the Mniiitiff will apply to the Court fer ti e r-lief d". imanded In his con-plaint to v.lt; for a I Decree dinsolviiiK the tenuis of matri mony existing between you and the riaintift Tony (ienlnl, and tor Plain. I tiff's costs and dlstiuisiin nts of this suit and for such other nnd furthur re lief as to the Court may teem meet with equity. Serviee of thin Summons is made upon you by publication there of lu pursuance of an order of the Honorable It. It. Miller, County Judxo of Lincoln County, Oregon, on the 22nd day of October. 1917. directing that said publication be made In the Lincoln County Lender, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, The date of the first publication of this summons is October tlio 2fi. 1917. The date of the last publication Is December 7. 1917. B. F. Jones, Attorney for Plaintiff. Post Ollli-e Addres. Newport, Oregon. -o- NOTICE The party that borrowed the saddle at Currey'a Ham please j return It would hate to have j to 8on;l th Sheriff. E. P. Currey, Toledo. J BEFORETHE INVENTION FRESH IN THIS SECTION. - PLUG - lllllt T 1 s III WANTS AS THE DELIVERY ; GOES OUT EVERY DAY ; PHONE 2202 -4 HAY-FORSALE .lust oi" lino ini; in M'fcivpil tliroo far loads h:iy. Soe me bt'fore lay jour winter's supply. E. P. Currey, Toledo, Or. w4TT4tTTTTtmmm i Expert Watch i Repairing When others fail you We Guarantee Satisfaction A ttlal will convince. Price vcrv reasonable. 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