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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1920)
.lw Eincotn -ill VOLUME 23 LFAM rAIM I UK ami SILETZ ' Iiiza E. Anderson, widow of Martin, a Civil War veteran, and mother of Mrs. Winnie Sliatto, with whom she tirade her home, was born In Wayne Vounty, QUo, 1S50, being aged 69 jrmr, 7 ni' :::a. Joined the Pre sby-1 Itfhiij Church when a child and re ttiiuoed in the church all her life. She va a consistant christian and practic al! the precepts tnd teachings of the Croat Master go far as she could. She fct Survived by a p!t:er, who lives in Lt Angeles., California, her daughter, Mrs. Slmttn. a son In Alusk.i. and X i grand-children. The funeral services Interesting sermons. wsra held at the M. E. church Tues- j -Mr- 'Corgan's family have arrived day. at 2: p. m., Kev. Walter Ross of- anil Ilave moved Into the Olmsted Huutlng. The interment tobk place building near the beach. Mr. Corgan ia the River View Ccmeterv. A beau-1 wl" 111111 lne "earn station of the tirol location on the bank of the Siletz Swlft c- In Waldport. rtw, near Klamath Grade. This is J w are beln8 frequently reminded Mj white peoples cemetery. The In-1 y the whirlagust of nominating peti 4iais have ue of their own near the t,ong of !lne approach of an election. . Agency. Tots seemed to be the de-1 - v- Hurt of Corvallis is shaking br of the .Indians as well as the i hands with old acquaintances with his 'hlte peopl. usual Bood cheer. PiMowing Is the Easter program Taxes, taxes, multiplied by taxes bob) at the 11. E. church. Rev. Walter equals good roads, good schools and ttroa actlns as master of ceremonies, ' Aril 4th, liTCO: Song, "'Ring the Joy Chrlat Is Risen," Carmlna. &b, "The Lord is Risen To-day," farm in a. Song, "Arose," by the choir of 20 voices. Recitation, "Easter Day" I Vivian Larson. Easter Greetings, 3 primary Kir Is. Song, Primary class. Eawter Heralds. 3 boys. Recitation! I wll '!a bn visiting her sister, re At Easier," Senia Fring. Song, In-! turned hme, Monday. ,iCJ i ....;..: v ornin?.- four girls. Storv and song, ! H Lives Again." Blanch Fring, Mrs. j SltrtlH Larson. Srniz. "Kternttv." dtoir and congregation. Song, "Hal Imfciiah," olioir. Short address, Rev. Walter Ross. Song, "We'll Meet Each fyJuKT There,' choir, congregation joining. Benedication. The children mum .-oil tninnJ all Hill well TllO Sanday School number about 65 in .Df l"J uth of Philomath was n regular attendance with a full corps ashyllle bunday to attend W. L. ol Usicliere and officers. , f.u ,,' r. , , . .v., i 1. W. Gale soli the relinquishment I Cn""Dea- foerly of hl Place t homestead near Ortons to Mr. : was vlsitin n's daughter, Nola, Sat OiiorFe Hanus. recently from Bohe- UIay Sunday . This gentleman expects to build I Vay 1avis Awa ,in Corvallis this Bice bungalow on the place and fit j week llavin8 dental work completed, it up with modern Improvements for o hnalth resort. Mr Gale was going! HARLAN ZJ", "k ' Z ""ZV JZi 11 m high price of material he could do it. The new owner is well not pleaved with the location, because of the beauty of the surroundings and v i.i .i 1 i m.T h kiMfc. healtlifawiess of the climate. He Wtm also told it was he hunters and fcAormen's paradise. Mr. Hanus Is ! pleased with the green mount im and big tlmbor. Mr. and Mrs, Vale will move to Portland and con tinue the real estate business. 4h AT&hony is putting up a- build , .... : .rr ; . r.g goats s ";.,h,,ht hvi l f .i?KM NVwZf tEo JlWTSTJK I rbaVmirishh hT.t' i wry expensive to build. Mr. Mahony uked. tlie Newport Lumber Co. what he could get first class dry flooring there for, and he was told $120.00 per thousand. ROCK CREEK Eddy Donckel has bougut him a new torso. Sir. Donckel is assessing out around th logging camps. W. A. Crawford has bought the States boys' some goats. They will triii g them In soon. $tr. Southwell has branded his goats. Hoy and Carl Baldwin have been Harriet SoulJiwell has been sick i with tlie flu, at Falls City. Rock Creek is trying to establish telephone. Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin were trad tog at Siletz last Monday. CVuton Southwell is working at Nashville. SOUTH BEACH Mr. Omlid has moved his store and Postoiilce in the Ash worth, building, leaving Mr. Conrad's building free' to nvit to Borne one else. Cart Tamm has left the Jetty and taken up his old trade of house mov Sng, beginning on a house of his own. Ha will do some house moving in Nawport.' F. L. Moore, we understand will bu Ills helper. Warren Ash worth has moved into the Ijbb Doty house, which was the Government hospital at this place. miss Travis is expecting to feo to Colorado soon, where she will make lier fature home. Grandma Folton is very sick with asthma. Dr. Forbs is attending her. Ftort Hill and Henry Omlid have bought the government warehouse, ajvfl are tearing it down to remodel U into some dwelling nouses. Everybody Is waking up with the S3ria3 and showing -the spirit of Im provement. Mrs. Herbert Pruner, who has been at Corvallts for several months doc- ttirtng, has -gone back to their ranch t West Yaquina. She is Much im proved, hut not strong yet. TOLEDO, WALDPORT Rain on Easter Sunday, look out for seven weeks. Several of our people made a fine harvest of nice lumber that came ashore on the ocean beach, probably t,le aeck '"" from some lumber schooner. Kev. E. K. Quist and family depart ed for San Diego, California. Their departure Is to bo. regretted, as it leaves the community without any regular minister. Rev. Lee, of Albany, supplied the Pulpit Sunday and Sunday night wth othcr Improvements for our County, so why should we worry. NASHVILLE iMrs. W. H. Martin left Wednesday for a two weeks visit with her son. ! Miss lone Butterfield of Portland. " tj. asa v. 'ertainer of his friends Saturday and at lu M'69 Mable Levitt, attending the U. of O. was an over Sunday .guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Leavtt. Arthur Barnes was In Newport Mon day. Geo. Frary was out of town the first Ot tlie Week. Wm. Wakefield of Eddyville was a . , visitor In this vicinitv last "ile&s vlBUor ,n 11,18 vlcmlly la8t Mr. Harmston's family are suffering from a siee of small pox. ., . ,,, , ,. . ' . A " helping to get. out logs. Miss Gertrude Wischnofskie return ed to Mr. Wakefield's on Sunday, after spending several days at home. Roscoe Bros, have commenced shear- M"- John Leach is spending a few ay 1 p visiting friends. h M- Col- returned Tuesday to - ,. !irisoD-; " FIEGLES CREEK Easter Eggs! After tlfe rain, the sunshine. Max Towne made a business trip here Saturday. Frank Mulvany got a taste of log running Friday and Saturday, on Big Elk. Harold Rldenour was enjoying music and Issuing "invites'1 to a dance to take place at the Geo. Rldenour home next Saturday tjight. Mulvanys caught a yearling hear in a trap Saturday. . FIEGLES CREEK . (To Late For Last Week) Peals of thunder and hall stones. Will Kessi returned to O. A. C. after Easter vacation. Will is a good student. Max Towne paid a visit to his home stead Sunday. Jack Dolly, timber man, was look ing up possibilities of Feigles Creek in a logging proposition. Z. A. Kesst Is being besieged for Bpuds, Feiglea Creek's great com modity. Mr. Rich was packing supplies this week- by meang of a bunra Felgles Creek people were calling upon the Garrison family who left for Rednay last week. Frank Mulvany visited Frank Davis Monday. i Percy Mulvany spent a couple of days with his cousin, Wilbur Davis. Jay Buford Is at home again after prolonged work outside. '.Well, Mr. Editor, as I remarked in my last epistle we are getting sparse on Feigles Creek, hence a scarcity of news. However, after the darkness, the dawn. o SILETZ HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Everyone 'enjoyed the heavy rain last week, but this week's sunshlno U enjoyed more. Some of the hieh nchnol and ernilA pupils were .excuBed Tuesday to at- tend a funeral One of our promising juniors has read so many Zane Gray novels that LINCOLN COUNTY, OREGON. Let's Brighten Up This Town of Otsrs TOLEDO IS A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE TOLEDO HAS A REPUTATION TO SUSTAIN And we the citizens of Toledp, as individual homo and, property owners, must each or.o put his or her shoulder .to the wheel. A town CANNOT BE GOOD UNLESS IT IS CLEAN PAINT RAKE BURN BUILD , DECORATE SCOVR -BRUSH SWEEP BEAT TRIM PLANT HOE CLEAN-UP HAUL all worry about him, as he might lose his mind. The Physics class took a test last Friday. All in the class were satisfied with their grades. Joseph Dowd was absent from school last week. All the people reported having a fine time last Sunday. Eggs seemed to be so plentiful on that day. Mr. Chubb is absent from school to day, which is a great sorrow for T. Chubb. Happy and Bean are very happy lately. I wonder why? . iMr. Raymond Sterling Is very proud of his new name, and he shows it too, by manners and looks. A surprising act took place Tues day afternoon, when all the continents fell, America, too, oh! ! (It was only the maps.) The geometry class 'took an exami nation this morning. They are all anxiously waiting for results of the test. The question, "What is Light," waa asked this morning, but no one was able to answer it. Who knows what light really is? STATE ROAD BEING INSPECTED Salem, Or., April fr-i(Special) Herbert Nunn, state highway engi neer, is taking a trip of inspection over the new state road between Clo verdale, Tillamook county, and Tole do, Lincoln County. Many thousands of dollars are being expended in the improvement of this highway, which will open up a vast area of productive farm and grazing lands along the coats. Oregouiun. DAY SERVICE SOON Supt. George Blanchard of the Ya qulna Electric Co., was up from New port last Saturday. Mr. Blanchard Jnformed us that he has a crew of men repairing the line between here and the Report City and If the rain would let up they would soon have this line in shape. Then there Is Boine work to be done on the lines at Newport and also at Toledo after which day service will again be resumed. Two power lines are to be strung here at Toledo, one to the Chesley mill and one to the Robert's mill, both of whom expect to use motors to operate their planers. "THE PRIVATE SECRETARY" The Toledo High School will pro duce "The Private Secretary," a three act comedy, in the Liberty Thealrfc next Thursday evening, April 15, at 8 o'clock. This Is a humorous pro duction, featuring a cast of seasoned entertainers and If you want some good laughs, don't fail to come. The proceeds will be used for the publication of the H. S. Annual, "Blun and Gold." Admission, 60 cents and 5 cents. FRIDAY, APRIL 9th, 1920 SERVICE-CARSON R. N. Service of Portland and Miss Ada Carson of this city were united in marriage at Portland the first of the week. This wedding is th o culmination of a romance begun at Chemawa, when the principals were students of that Institution. Mr. Ser vice Is a veteran of the late World War, having served with Uncle Sam's forces In France' Miss Carson Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Carson of this city. She was educated in the Toledo schools and at Chemawa. Mr. and Mrs. Service will make their home in Portland. YOU ARE ELECTED; EVERYBODY COME The ladles of the Civic Club are arranging for a big party and dance at the I. O. O. F. Hall tomorrow even ing, and everyone In Toledo is expect ed to be there. Card games will.be played In the lodge room, a dance will be given down stairs, the Toledo Or chestra donating their services gratis, and a big supper will be served in the banquet room. Card players will be charged an admittance fee of 25c and the dancers will be charged 75c. Sup per will be served cefateria style. The money will be used by the Civic Club In the fitting up of a Rest-room, something that has long been needed. Come out and aid a worthy cause, and Incidentally have a good time yourself. If you are not there on time the city marshal will call for you and escort you to the hall. Better come without the Marshal's ucsistance because you might be fined heavily for contempt of court. LOGS ALL LOADED W. H. Lawson finished his contract just Monday, having loc.ded all "the government spruce logs that wero put in the water from thn Wessell tract I and from the Yaqulna Northern R. U., a tolal or uhout twelve and n half million feet. It took about four months to load the logs, owing to delays In socurlng cars. An average of twenty curs or more per day was maintained when cars were available. FOURTH CLASS POST- MASTER EXAMINATION The United Slates Civil Service Commission has announced an examin ation to be held at Newport, Or., on April 24th, 1020, as a result of which it is expected to make certification to (111 a contemplated vacancy In the posi tion of fourth-clans postmaster at Tidewater, Or. The compensation of this office was f 211 for the lust fiscal year. Applicants must reside within the territory supplied by the post oliice for which the examination is announ ced. Application blanks and full In formation concerning the examination mn be secured from the uustmcsUr at Tidewater. AT THE MOVIES Saturday, Sunday, A comedy drama, "Fair and Warmer," with May Allison a delightful comedienne In a rollicking farce. Ford Weekly. 30c, 15c. Wednesday, 13th Eplsude o. "The Lure of the Circus." A two red West ern Drama and 1 reel comedy. 25c, 10c Coming, April 10' 17, Lew Cody In "The Broken Butterfly." EXTENTION SCHOOL A SUCCESS The extension school hold In this city yesterday under the arrangement of the Farm Bureau was very success ful In spite of a rainy day. . A large number of farmers and townspeople attended and listened to the lectures delivered by Professors Carpenter and Fitts, of O. A. C. and witnessed the demonstrations given In home econ omics by Miss Lane, also of O. A. C. All did ample justice to tlie big dinner served at noon, each doing their own demonstrating. Last evening Dr. Wheeler of the Salvation Army, delivered a touching lecture at the Movie theatre, and Prof. Fitts gave an Illustrated lecture. Several reels of film were shown and in all the audience spent an enjoyable and instructive evening. The next school will be held at Waldport tomorrow. ITEMS TAKEN FROM COR;. VALLIS GAZETTE TIMES ' Father Dead Mr3. Frank Hurt, of Waldport country, wau in Coi vhIIh at the end of the week, on the re turn from Seattle, where she had gone cn account of the fact that her father h:ul rirmmpd de&ri there nuitp unex-! poctedly. This 13 the last of a number of unusual fatalities in the family in the laBt few months. Mrs. Hurt stop ped here a Bliort timo with her people Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Hurt. Up From Coast W. G.. Sharman, who keeps (that incomparable tourist farm-house down on tho coast about ten miles' south' of Yachatg, -wns Hn Corvallis today enrouto home from Eu gene and Indenpendence. Mr. Shar man Is one of the best known men on the coast, but not better known than Mrs. Sharmun's cooking and the hospitality of Itliis home. There's where the Corvallis folks go In the summer time to have a genuinely good time on the ocean beach and along the streams of that county. Ten Mile and Cu minings Creek. Mrs. Noon at Newport Mts. W. A. Noon returned yesterlny from an over Sunday vllt at Newport where she went last week tin a brief business and pleasure trip. TONER BUYS MILK ING MACHINE Wm. Toner Is fast making a modern farm of his place above town, having just installed a new Perfection milk ing machine. This is the Bume type of machine as that used on the Christ iansen place. Mr. Tonnr Just recontly purchased a tractor and gang plows. He has a silo and big dairy burn, grav ity water system, etc. HILL STREET TO BE PAVED The City Council Is taking steps to have Hill street paved from Second to Fourth street this suminor. Soir.o of the property owners have already laid down pavement and others have ex pressed their willingness, so it Is not thought ithat any great obstacle will be met in the carrying out of this project. It will greatly ciilmice the value of all property affected. . DR. F. W. KELLOGG (McCormlck . System Eye Specialist) WILL BE AT TOLEDO Mon., Tues., Wed., May 3 4 3 NEWPORT Frl., Sat, May 7 8 WALDPORT Mon., Tues. May 10 11 SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVEN- ' TION TO BE HELD HERE The Third Annual Lincoln County Sunday School Convention will be held at the Toledo M. E. Church, April 17th nn-.i 18th. Sunday Schools In the county are to have delegates at this convention, and a good program has been arranged. The last two yean the convention has boon held at Newport, and was a great success and much good receiv ed by those who attended. We feel sure all thos who attend this year will feel well repaid. Everyone invited. BIDS WANTED The County Court of Lincoln County, Oregon, will receive sealed bids for the timber on the county property near Pioneer, same being the northwest quarter ol section one, i(ownshtp eleven south, range ten west dt Willamette Meridian containing 1B2 acres more or less. Bids to be ft1 so much per thous and feet, n per the cruise thereon. The county reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. Bids should b accompanied by a certified check amounting to 5 of the bid. Bids will bo opened Saturday, April 24th, 1920, at ton A. M. NUMBER 7 MAY LEASE OR BUY GOVERNMENT MILL 'C. J. Eastman and A. J. New, Los Angeles lumbermen, accompanied by Cupt. O. K. Jacobson of Newport, wer, in the city Monday afternoon inspect In the government mill. We ar In formed that the two former gentlemen were looking the property over with a view to leasing or purchasing same from the government, with the Idea of converting same Into a pulp mill. . According to C S. Davl nl Maw. port, who passed thru to Portland Monday noon, Mr. New and associates have deflnutely decided to go into the lumbering business on Ynrmlnu nv Mr. Davis has accepted a position with" the new company. MUTUAL CREAMERY CO. WILL OPEN STATION HERE The Mutual Creamery Cnmnnnv ha. leased a building of Dan Grady and will onen a cream hnvinu nhirtinn about April 15th. The equipment will oo snipped ircm Portland at once and they will start buvins In n dav nr inn. after It reuches hero. Thin rnmna n v sees the possibility of an extensive uuiry uusinesa in tlie Siletz county, and believe as Toledo Is the leasable shipping point, it should not bn looked. According to their Field Supt., TV. F. Hardison, who hus been In Toledo the past several dnv. itho Mutual Creamery Co. is the largest creamery in the V. R. operated on u po-oporaMva pi in, if not the largest In the world. The Company has been In bu.sluuss for a little less than six years, and now own 15 large creameries and 17 cheese factories In eight of tlie western states. ail operating. The plants are supplied by direct shipments and buying sta tions, same as the one to ba located here. COUNCIL FAVORS RIVER ROAD A resolution was passed by the City Council last Monday evening favoring the building of the Corvallis-Newport ' highway, via. Toledo and Elk Cltv. -by adopting this routo the entire soutn side will be opened up for de velopment, thus helnlncr tn nnv fni the construction of the highway. PORT OF WALDPORT AFTER SOUTHERN R. R. (Dr. Linton of Waldport passed thri Wednesday evening en route home from a trip to Portland. Doc was sent to the city by the Port of Waldport to negotiate a lease of the Yuqulna Southern It, R. We understand Mr. Linton accomplished his mission. NOTICE OF CHANGE Owing to increase in oppointments, it has become necessary to make re arrangement of my schedule of service at St. John's Church. Beginning with, next Sunday the hours of the regular Sunday Services will be 8:00 and 11:09 a. m. und 8:00 p. m., but regular Ser vices will be held in St. uuun's, Toledo, on the second and fourth Sundays of each month only. Pleuse note the change and come to the House ot Worship at the changod hours. H. E. Bush, Vicar. JOHN FOGARTY CANDI DATE FOR JUDGE Ih this Ihsuo we have the announce of John Fogarty ot Newport, as a Democratic candidate for County Judge. There is no doubt but what Mr. Fogarty will secure the nomina tion, aj he Ih not likely to have op position. Mr. Fogarty has served both as Commissioner and Judge ot Lincoln County and made a very good olliclul. NOTICE To putrons of Electric Light Co.l(at Toledo. All payments for Electric service should be paid either to Francis Altret. collector at Toledo, or mailed to un dersigned at Newport. No other pay ments will be recognized. Geo. Blanchard, Supt. LUTHERAN CHURCH On Sunduy the 11th of April, ser vices at the Lutheran Church in the Scandinavian language. Sunday school at 12 o'clock. At Sunny Ridge, Sun day school at 2:i0 o'clock. KEYBOARD TRAGEDIES "I've come to kill the printer," said the little man as he entered the Bob tall office. "Any printer In particular?" . asked the foreman. "Oh, any kind will do. I would prefer a small one, but I've got to make some sort ot a show at a llt-'ht or leave home, since the paper called my wife's tea party a 'swill affair.' " Meeker (Tenn,) Her aid. LET'S TAKE THE MIDDLE O' THE ROAD A Macomb man was visiting tn Bush. nell when a friend said to him, "Walk down to the house with me and we will have a drink."' "Walk," said the visitor, "Let's . run." Clayton (111.) Review. r
