SOUTHERN OREGON REALTY COMPANY
- p, R. PATCH, GENERAL MANAGER
GENERAL REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
Improved and Unimproved Farms
Homesteads
City Property
We Specialize Fruit Lands
Xnhc Count)? Cynmtncr
rill llSDAY. JL'.NK H, 1911.
from
week
BRIEF MENTION
I i.llen' ti ii'U him! tan Milk lie, aV,
M tin' Merc. I'd. ,
I prlct'n m flytir lit lloiiunisii I
fun lui) ing ''"' her, if
llaiiiiiT lirnii'l mIhIk mid Hkirtti, tl.i
tM'nt ever, lit tho Merc. Co.
Charles L. Kent, of Alturas, was one
( Saturday's vUi tor in town.
Ju heavy nil-silk hi me, liliu'K mid
rulciix, il.W pair, at tli Mure. Co.
John Waru, or Uie I oini ranch, was
W. A. Currier, t stockman
tho Summer Luke section, last
spent evrral clays locally. ,
Tim McCarthy, tho indefatigable,
acted a bartender at Lane's fr scv-
erul days during the week.
Mr. and Mra. Pleasant Shcllhammcr,
of Crooked Creek, were among last
week's visitors to Lakevelw.
Mist Fern Stevens has accepted a
position at the local library, and may
j Im found thr any day now.
I C. H. MiKendree and family left
I Monday for Klamath Fall where they
i expert to remain for aome time.
CcorKO Swrem came In Tuesday
from tho Mowers Uridgos Shearing
, . . " , , . ,. i I'i'ini, wincn ne la now o htbumk.
in town dur tig the week for supplies, ml ' , '
fllll'll l I uim I "UK fn v. ... ..i.,
residents of Murns. were among the
many arrivals here Saturday last.
I). I. Hrowie, aecretary of the
H l.ulevlew Abxtrnrt ,V Tltlo Co.'a
nd lor UMi-inl price on O. V .1.. aliatraca
l'g wuiitudiit Aug. during' city
liukery. uuirket price, eimli or trade. t(
Mr. John McCulley, of the Weat
Side, win in town Monduy fur supplies,
i,, Mrn. John Frit ha resigned her
position with the local telephone com
pany. Iamhs Veyssado waa up Tuesday from
the Venator ranch, which he haa
leal.
Shearing operations are now in full
swing at all of the local shearing
plant.
V.. F. Kal.enliuch, of Davis Creek,
Momliiy registered at the Hotel Laku
view. !
Mr. and Mr, Charles Arthur are!
now occupying their i.e home on West
Mrect.
Tom I.ynvh, the khccpinan, was in
town lull week attending to luiMiieh.s
matters.
Coiilmuun Iiii'ch and ciiiliroiderlc,
inportwi fr.iiii Sui(x-r!aii'l, at the
Merc. Co.
Mr. and Mr. Alvin Amick, of Pine
Creek, were in town the forepart of
the week.
Harvey Northup, of the Alert Lake
section, wan in town lnt week on
I'tifiineaa.
Warner Valley Stock company, Sunday
registered at the Iloiel Lakeview.
('. II. McKendree, who ban lieen in
Klamath Fall for the pant ten day
returned home Saturday evening hint.
Davo McAulifTe, the well known
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aiieep man, aunuuy enme in iruui uiy
J. Frankl, an old time resident of
thla place, but now of San Francisco,
arrived here Saturday and will remain
during the aummer.
Among the sheep men In town dur
ing the week were Michael Harry.
Dan Sullivan, William Kcppel Barry
and Manuel Swartz.
of the lake and in making many im
provements to It.
Mra. Samuel Stone, who hs been
employed at the Hotel Lakeview for
aometirne paHt, laat week resigned her
position and left for the Stone ranch
on the Weat Side.
Irv Garrett recently came into pos-
Tom Murphy etirne in last week from j session of a very rare Englinh coin,
Hlue Creek and returned Monday with i which he takes great pride in ahowing.
a largK load of supplies for Mike The coin is a valuable one and Irv in
Harry'n aheep ramp. J tends to hold on to it.
Charles F. Powne. one of Bly's Z C. T. Amarker and wife, who have
cntcrbprising storekeepers, appeared been living in Lakeview Jthe pant year
here during thv week In connection i sold their holdings last week and "left
with bunincs matters. Sunday for Chicago in which city they
Wanted Middle axed wonifin, or ' wi" mke their home.
rimo slid wile, to look filler a v-ry old
where his aheep are now feeling.
Mike O'Sullivan. who is well known
locally, Tuesday came in from Deep
Creek where his sheep are now grazing.
('. K. McCleary, the well known min
ing specialist from i'ine Creek, this
week puid Lakeview a several days
vis.t.
Major N. Fine, the well known Wur-
ner vulley slockmun anil rancher, wus !Hrrjva 0f
over irom I iun on luestiuy or misi
week.
lady. Full particular will tw given
by npplylng At this ( llice. -
Dan Jones, who is well known among
local sheepmen, was in town for sever
ral days during the week attending to
necessary business matters.
The stone work on the new Odd
Fellow's building is progressing in
fine shape, and will soon be high
enough to commence brick work.
Earl Austin, who recently accepted
a position with the Forest Service, left
! Ia.it week for Silver Lake where he is
. to be stationed during the summer.
; Walt, the colored bootblack at
I Whorlon's, is now sporting a very nice
shoe-shining stand, which he recently
'. had reparied and nicely fitted up.
Mis H;len Aviregnete is now act
j ing us substitute clerk at the local
Government land office, pending the
a permanent appointee.
The Linville residence on northlMain
Iiect to
cation
street received a cnutinir of fresh
Mi Virgie Hurris left Saturday for puint BCVvra, ,,ayf) 8RO MnJ now pre.
the Dan Chandler ranch where she ex-1 ,.,., ,,.i, ,,-,. ,i
j several new families of Indians from
I the Klumath Reservation arrived in
Fred I.ngfcllow and wife returned ; towll ti..rinir th v,fMfV Hml mBU
! now be seen alxiut our main streets.
luKt Thursday from Minneapolis. Minn.,
where they had been spending the
winter.
Luther Webster substituted as town
guardiun for several days last week
during the illness of City Marshall
Mr. and Mr. Henry Fox. of Uie i Uruvtn.
Went Side, Were among Sunday's visit
ors hero.
lleuth ( handler, of the stage
Dick Sherlock, ramptemler for
Stephenson, the sheepman. Monday ar
rived in town after a several months
puny, wat u visitor here on Monday of! abwncc
Jelmore, of the Wagon
was a visitor here during
this week.
Mrs. J. A
tire country
the week.
Frank (tuggcy, the Warner Valley
sloe kmun, was here Tuesday on u busi
ness trip.
Kufus Griscl, of I'IuhIi, was in town
Friduy on business before the local
lund office.
Mr. ami Mrs. Warren Marsters. of
l'aisley, wi re uniting Tuesday's visi
tors in tow n
Felix Green wus up from I'ine Creek
Tuesday paying his resitects to his old
lime'friuml.
Jerry Monihuu, anneal sheep man. is
siending'a few Ihjs abouttownnjoy
ing the sight.
Dr. and Mrs. F. K. Kverett are now
occupying the-Steele residence :on
Hullard street.
Hen Duly, one of our prominent
sheep men. was a visitor here the fore
part ofjthe week.
:iW. II. Harvey left Tuesdayfor
1'rineviIIe where be will remain for'thu
next three'months.
Lee I'ouon. who has a homestead
north of Salt Creek, wiisin townJSat-
urday for supplies.
Miss I'ersisCurtis, of Valley Falls.
was one of themany visitors here'dur-
ing the past week.
Jim Carry, one of Lukeview'a pio
neer sheep men, was in town for sev
eral days this week
F. A. Fitpzatrick and family arrived
in town Tuesduy from the ZX 'ranch
in Chuwuucan Vulley.
Gill Arthur and B. E. MoCrary,
residents of the West Side, were among
Sundays arrivals here.
Mra. McGruth, withjduughter Alice,
are now occupying the Malloy resi
dence on Billiard Street.
Lonzo Frukes, the well known War
ner Valley stockman, was here on
business during the week. J
Murrie Hunt is now feeling much
improved after a several days illnobs
at the Gunthcr residence.''
The writer with several others en
joyed ride In one of the new E.M.F.
autos several evenings ago, and is
convinced that they are about the best
yet.
"Folger" Special
J Coast Oollas a
, , pottod at
A
Miss Amy I lory ford is now Reeling
much improved ami able to be up
again after a several duys illness with
la gripe.
Hurry Utley. deputy game warden
for this section, last week sent sever
al days here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keene are now
removing their residence on Main !
street to the Kile Striplin house on I
'West Street.
The front of the Inn saloon last
week received a coating of green paint
und now presents a much improved
apearance.
A very nice crowd turned out Satur
day night for the dance at the Opera
HouBe, and ull present report anjjex
celleut time.
C. W. Withers, the well known
Paisley stockmun and rancher, this
week appeared in Lakeview on busi
ness mutters.
W. H. Bernard has just completed
the construction of a fine large carriage
shed at the rear of his residence on
West Street.
George Fitzgerald was up Jfrom his
ranch on Monday of this week " and he
states that everything down his way-
is just lovely.
Hay Scott, the well known Warner
Vulley stockman, this week spent
several duys here combining business
with pleasure.
Miss Docia Willits has accepted!
position as ojierator at the local tele
pone office, and at present is working
on the duy shift.
father O'Malley, of the Catholic
Church, Sunday puid a visit to Drew's
Gap in order to see his parishoners
f that locality.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Heryford and
John Lewis, now residents of Pine
Creek, were in town Sunday renewing
old acqaintances.
Dan Mulloy letf Tuesday morning
for Plush to take part in the annual
roundup of cuttle and horsees in the
Warner section.
Loft, pitir nlckle-plated e(Uieer,
lieineen I.nkevicw and Jim Dukes, re
tufn tn I". M. lirei n, New I'ine Creek,
or Hotel Ijikevievv. $'2.'0 reward.
The enclosure about the Methodist
i Church has been plowed and will be
Bill , tillinl,.,1 in uai'upul Jul-, I ,tl..trv u a
well as some fine flower beds laid out.
The dance given by the Civic Im
provement Society on Saturday night
last was well attended, and a pleasant
social time was enjoyed by all present.
Saturday afternoon the ladies of the
Methodist Church held a very success
ful sale of home made pies, cakes and
salads at the Bailey & Massingill store.
Hayes & Groh, of the Lakeview
Meut Market bought several head of
hogs from Chas. Nelson, one of which
a Jersey Rock Red weighed 500 pounds
Bill Nixon, who recently acquired the
Mud Creek stage station pro)erty.
was in town Saturday for supplies, etc.
The quiet life seems to agree with
Bill.
City Marshall Ernest Brown was ill
for severul days during the week and
was unable to attend to his duties.
He is now up and around again as
usual.
The filing of desert Maims on lands
in the vicinity of Summer Lake still
continues, several more being register
ed at the local office during the pa3t
week.
Supervisor Brown, of tho Forest
Service, Friday morning left for Silver
Luke on a business trip. He was ac
companied by Assistant Ranger
Looney.
A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Arzner, Frank Parker and Will
and Charles Arzner spent Sunday on
a fishing trip to Camp Creek. They
report excellent luck.
Manuel Sanders, the well known
sheep man. spent several days here
during the week. Manuel finds camp
life monotonous at times and likes to
visit with us occasionally.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shirk returned
to Cedarville Friday after spending
several days here on a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Shirk, who accompani
ed them on the return trip.
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Sunday last was an ideal day for
travel and muny of our local towns
people took advantage of the fact and
made the trip to Wilcox'a shearing
plant, at Warner Canyon to see the
men at work.
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Mrs. James V.cShane, with daughters
Lena und Ester, last week left for the
Ambrose shearing corrals where they
are to be employed durinir the busv
season.
A large cloth sign tacked up outside
of the Lakeview garages warns all
autoists not to exceed the speed j limit
of eight miles per hour within the
city limits.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Venator, accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. L. Vandepool
made an auto trip to Thomas Creek on
Sunday last and enjoyed some ex
cellent fishing.
Con Taylor. Bill Denahy and P. J,
Barry, all well known local sheep men
arrived in town Tuesday evening and
are now spending a few days here en
joying the sights.
i t. . .
mra. uussie ueryiora, who for sev
eral months haa been visiting in Port
land and vicinity, last week returned
here and ia now spending a few days
with Mrs. Young.
Elder Riley, of the West Side was
In our midst during the week. Mr.
Riley. has a homestead In the vicinity
tion with the Forest Department, and
last week left for Thomas Creek where
he will assist Forest Ranger Bradley
during the summer season.
During the last few days this section
has enjoyed some very refreshing
showers, which no doubt hepled out
wonderfully in the growth of gra.3
and other vegetable matter.
Dave Jones, who is in charge of
shearing operations at Cottonwood, was
in town during the week and reports
that all hands are now busy and a Lie
season's work is anticipated.
The new bakery of August Doring
opened for business in the Watson
building Saturday last, and Mr. Doring
states that the results so far have
been much greater than he anticipated.
Cobb Henkle has had tne interior of
his saloon painted and papered in fine
shape, and it now presents a much
cityfied appearance. When Cobb gets
started he sure does things up in style.
C. O. Metzker, who last week spent
several days here on a visit with his
sister, Mrs. Si Henderson, Friday left
for Klamath Falls. Mr. Metzker is a
salesman for the Unitype Company, of ;
San Francisco. j
Mrs. Francis Dorcey. of the Crooked
Creek section, was one of Monday's
visitors. Mrs. Dorcey is making many
improvements on her homestead, and
will have some fine buildings erected
in a short time.
Guy Ingram, late of the Forest '
Service at this place, but now a resi
dent of Roseburg. arrived in the city '
Saturday for a short visit and also Jto
look up insurance as he is agent for!
the Mutual Life. ' j
Many electric light fuses were i
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mown out. iasi ween, during me mun-!
der storm and Mannn-pr .lonspn hna twn I
here from New Pine Creek during the j
past few days over hauling the lines
throughout tne city.
A meeting of the Catholic Ladies '
Altar Society was held this afternoon '
at the home of Mrs. Frank Hutchins. !
Necessary business matters were '
attended to after which a pleasant time j
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Timber Lands For Sale
Homesteads in Catlow Valley
O. V.L. Tracts and Lakeview
Developement Tracts
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Stock Ranches
Acreage in Lakeview at
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Eastern Hams 25c a
pound at jjUit
was enjoyed by the ladies. 1
A. P. Koozer, the West Side rancher, '
Saturday paid Lakeview a visit. Mr. !
Koozer states that evrything jn his1
locality is coming along in fine shape, '
and he believes that 1911 will be a'
Imnnnr vnr fnr prima nf ull kinilu I (
Friday evening quite a large crowd I
gathered in front of Lane's saloon to '
witness a fistic encounter which lasted
for several minutes, and which wound i
up by one of the parties being oWiged j
to pay a fine before the city court i
Bill Moss, with his large Tope Hart- i
ford roadster, arrived in town Monday !
evening. The car is certainly a dandy,
and will no doubt be used to much ad
vantage by Mr. Moss in his trips be
tween Lakeview and outside points.
James II. Colan, of Warner Lake,
Saturday appeared before the local
Government land office officials and
submitted final proof on his homestead
in the Warner section. Ilia, witnesses
were A. D. r'rakes and David Young.
Ned O'Connor, who ia well known
among the local sheep men, Friday
came over from Plush for a few days
visit. Ned states that the town has
improved so In the way of buildings
erected, etc. that he hardly recognized
it.
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lines of Spring Goods. Every department
is full to overflowing; with new and up-to-
date merchandise. In our Dry Goods depart
ment you will find a very large line of Wool Dress
Goods, all styles, colors and widths.
Danish Cloth, in six colors, half-wool, 36 in.
wide, at 40c per yard.
An exceptional large line of Lawns, Batistes
and Weite Goods.
Silk Novelties. Foulards and Fancy Silks.
Don't overlook our Draping and Silkoline
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satisfaction.
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Lakeview Mercantile Co.
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