Tillamook headlight., January 05, 1893, Image 4

Hembree.
I
<F
f
l’robat«- <
' C F Hobart is hack from Nestucca.
The Monmouth Tribune died on Friday
M. Jones of Oretown preaches
Wit) of James Quick,deceased, Mduiitted
where he has been running a saw mill
last, age«l nine weeks Monmouth, by
Ou Monday L Crenshaw and Dare He ami Cnas Elliclt will o|wrate their lu re once a month and is well received by to probate, Win. Johnson executor.
Did you get a bill ?
the w ay, is rapidly becoming a flourishing
Howard had some trouble aliout the mill near Dallas until spring, when he the people.
Final settlement wax made in the
Practice writing “1893.
newspaper burying ground —Statesman.
building next to the Larsen House, and will again return to the Nestucca region.
Over eighty different persons have beeu whites of A. Schumacher and A. Wies­
Go to Williams for drugs
B. H Bunn has come to this city to both were arrested by the city marshal
at the Sabath School and the interest and mann, E G. E Wist, administrator of
take charge of the tinning ami plumbing and taken before Recorder Drew. Cren­ . —Polk Co. Itemizer
Tide tables for I89.3 at Lambs.
both estates
Geo. Shotwell, who had bis arui broken average attendance is very good
department
of
Tuttle
A
Robson
’
s
hard
­
Mrs Fred Jensen, of Barbra, died last
shaw was fined to the extent of thecoets, on the North Yamhill road last fall, has
The
day-school
has
i»een
in
progress
ware
store.
Mr.
Bunn
is
an
expert
in
week.
ItKAL KHTATK TKANNFKKH
amounting to four dollars. Howard was not yet regained use of his arm, ami an-
since the 11th of July and its conti 11 nance
being tried .Monday night and during the other surgical operation was necessary.
If you wish to buy a fresh cow, call on his trade.
Week ending Jan 4.
and its succtss may be attributed mainly
The Elmore came in Sunday evening progress of the trial he took occasion to
J. Svenson.
32-33
»
On Tuesday Dr XV. J. May, as isted by to the fact that it has been well sup|*>rted,
U. 8 Patent to A. W. Severance
The Augusta went out yesterday with amd came up to Tillamook Monday morn­ step out of doors. He vu me back all Dr. I’atchen cut the flesh away from the and the palr«»ns, the pupils and all the
ing, bringing in several passengers She right the first lime, but went out again.
a load of iuint»er.
fractured l>one, cut and reset the bone. l»e<»ple have been very kind t«» the teacher J. C Monme to E Bergstrom 80 acres
left the same day, and expects to return He didn’t come back this time, and as
in sec. 27, 2 a, 9 w.
It is thought the Isuie w ill grow together and encouraged in the work.
Steamer Harrisoucame in the Nehalem here at once.
the court couldn’t proceed with the trial
L Crenshaw to C. and M. Crenshaw,
Monday morning
in goo<l shape now.
As I have not l»een long in Tillamook
County Court convened Monday and very well without the prisoner, it was
Nehalem P O. is now a distributing county, it does not become me lo have H e ^4, sec 36, 1 s, 8 w.
The steamer Truckee arrived in Port­ commissioner’s court began Wednesday. adjourned. Howard had hern turned
Edith Fallneus to J. C. Paulson, w
land Monday night.
Judge II. F. Holden and commissioners loose on his own recognizance prior to office. Arrangements have been made to much to sav to the public, bill I am in
The road from this place to Bay City J H. Bridgeforu and W 11. H. Carry the trial, and it was not supposed he ' have the route to Onion Peak extended sympathy with all other teachers in the of s w ’4 of sec 16, 5 s, 9 w, $ 10(H).
W. H. Galland to A. J. Townsend, n a
is in a horrible condition.
would try to get away; in fact after he to Barbra, just across the line in Clatsop work and wish then success, al.-o, with
were present.
county, ami a route will be established to parents who are striving to give their y, of s e l4, sec. 14, 5 s, 9 w, $1 00.
ap|>eared
at
she
trial
he
was
nut
placed
Elégant ball invitation cards at this
The action of the County Court in
I Bly loch on the South Fork. Nehalem
G. Marulf to Homer Mason, lots 1, 2,
office, and envelojies to match
closely scrutinizing all hills is to be com­ in the hands of the marshal. Howard has now a daily mail front Hobsouville, children a g«»od education. I am not
acquainted with other parts of this county* 7 and 8, block 10, Thayer’s Addition to
Money to loan in small amounts. Notes mended. Several billshave been rejected came back Tuesday morning and was
which is in effect, a daily mail from I am favorably impressed will» the Ti.lamuok. $450.
bought. Inquire at this office.
of late, and 110 doubt the court has done anxious to find the court, though he left
Tiilamook city.
descriptions given in your paper. I find
shortly
after
for
parts
unknown.
He
Prof. Oakes is conducting a dancing the right thing
A. XX'. Severance has gone to Portland here a good foundation for a large settle­
There is a strong probability that Rev.
said he left the night l>efore because he
school in C W. Smith’s hall
The steamers R. P. Elmore, Augusta
was tired and sleepy, and that the attor­ and has taken the new city charter with ment, school ami society. The greatest C. F (T««ss will be sent b.ick to Tilla­
The dance al Hadley’s hall Monday and W. II Harrison started to pass out neys had got into a tedious controversy iiint It is supposed that the amemlments drawback is the inconvenience of getting mook circu.t where he did such good
over the Columbia bar Dec. 28, bat
night was a very enjoyable affair.
which would take them all night. His will be passed as we hear no objections to ami from here, and a good w agon roa«l wora for two years. The bishop seems
Many logs have been brought down the were obliged to turn back on account of leaving settled the controversy, ami there excelling ns to raising of the tax limit o|»ened to Tillanmok city would he a to have found no one else so well suited to
the stormy weather.
streams during the recent freshets.
was a kind of blank look on the court I from two mills to five mills. XX’e under­ great help to Sand Lake neighborhood. the work. If he goes, h young minister
How many pupils of the public school and officers when they found the object1 stand that the Htquarton bridge by the
There should be some work «lone on
There are only about one hundred in­ from North Carolina w ill take his place
can correctly answer the following pro­ of their action was gone. The court, the mill is to be placed on the county's road
the road between here and Beaver.
habitants
in Sand Lake settlement, ami here Polk Co. Itemizer.
blem : If alien snd a half lavs an egg
There should be belter mail service se­ and a half in a day how many eggs w ill marshal and prosecuting attorney were work. XX'e doubt if this ia good policy, they are so scattered that it is very incon­
Teeth! leeth!
without a prisoner, and the attorney for however, as there is a feeling among venient for them all to get together at
cured for the south eml of the county.
six hens lay in seven days?
the defense was minus his client. It is s line of the fanners that this city is not any public gathering. There were sixty
N otice :—From this «lute until April
Wm. O’Hara has his new barber shop
Ed. Hallock was elected an honorary understood there is a state warrant issued 1 ow doing enough to keep up the roads met at the school house on Columbus
30, 1893, I will extract old teeth and re­
fitted tip ami is doing a g«>od business
member of the fire company here at the tor Howard’s arrest, and the chances are leading here. XVe are not in favor of any­ day, and filly-five on Christmas A
place with new ones; the smne in ex­
Look out for something new and novel last meeting. Ed. belongs to the com­ that the Recorder will fine him heavily thing that will increase this feeling
very nice little tree was beautifully de­ change for good dairy cows. Correspond-
in th«* wav of premiums with this pa|>er! pany in Astoria, which has made the tor cont« uipt if he (tomes back.
corate«! with over three hundred presents. erne» olicited.
Tuttle A Robson are building a capaci­ best record in the North West.
Tiie cause of the trouble in the first
Cheese Factory at Beaver.
I>R. II. P atciien ,
The congregation joined in singing for a ,
ous addition on tl.e rear of their liardware
The firm of Truman <&T. F Harris lias place was that Crenshaw and his son
Tli.l.AMOOK.
28-ti.
while
out
of
Gospel
Hymns
and
after
The farmers of Beaver and the lipper
store
made an assignment to Geo. Cohn. It is claim to own the saloon building by Lar­
religious
exercises,
we
were
favored
«with
B«» rn :—To M. F. Reynolds ami wife, thought none of the creditors will lose sen’s Hotel. Chas. Nelson claimed to Big Nestucca are building a cheese fac­ speaking by some of the little folks and
J.<n 2, a son. Came near being a New anything. Th«» liabilities are about $4090, own it, or part <»f it also, and sold it with tory, and expect lo have the building, 24 larger girls and boys, also l>v Mr. and
the assets being about the same
the stuvk of liquors to Frank Daugherty x40, finished in a few days. It will be Mrs. Mt-Ghee with appropriate Christmas
Year’s gift.
Steamer Tiuckee will take a load from
Deputy : heriff Carl Hunt has been over ami Dave Howard. It seems that How­ located near Beaver 1* ().. and it is songs. After the distributing of presents
t ie Columbi 1 and not come to Tillamook the county recently posting notices of ard sold his interest in the whiskey to thought about 250 cows will furnish milk all pron«*uuce«l it a success and went home
r
bay this trip
levy on delinquent real estate. Those Frank Daugherty, and Frank sold the foi the institution. The promoters are well please«I.
ordering good machinery, and no doubt
The road supervisors from all parts of who neglect paying their taxes will find liquor to C. B. Hadley. Howard still
J. D W ood ,
claimed possession of the building, but will m ike the enterprise a complete suc­
the county are here this week making a bill of costs against their property.
Teacher, District 21.
cess, as M Eola nd, an experienced
Crenshaws
were
putting
in
a
d«x>r
in
the
their reports.
There is a movement on foot to cut the
have opened their new
Oretown.
cheesemaker
will
operate
the
factory.
si«!e. There was about to be a contest
The new city officials have been sworn Siletz reservation from this county, and
Mr.
Poland
makes
cheese
every
year
on
inside the house between Curt.Crenshaw
The H e im.tonr came on time.
in. The new council meets first Saturday w ith it and a portion of the west end of
an«l Howard, when L. Crenshaw rushed his place, an I this year the 32 cows he
Messrs. Fletcher and Gardner had all
Benton
county,
form
a
new
county
witii
night, Jan. 14
to the door to go in. Howard met him kept averaged JL7.50 each for the cheese
A. 11. Wilson went out on the telegraph Newport or Yaipiima City as the county at the door and struck at him with a pr dm t, and he was out little expense their cattle tiehorned I telv
Messrs. Uptou and I’etiter have re­
line, in the employ of Mr. Runyon, to fix city.
bottle. Crenshaw drew a gun, made f ji hired help or feed. He has found a
Our return |»ostal cards are coining in
turned from Salmon river much pleased
it up last Tuesday
ready
market
for
his
cheese,
and
the
Howard drop the bottle and put him out
house that has handled his cheese has with the country they have seen
and have it fully stocked with all kinds of heavy
The Harrison went out of Nehalem at at a surprising rate, a"d the result of our of lilt* building
They are receiving new
experiment
is
very
gratifying
so
far.
There
The mail front Grand Kunde failed to and shelf hardware.
noon Wednesday, loaded with salmon
The matter as to who owns the build encouraged him to take an interest in the
goods by every boat.
are some interesting features in some of
factory,
and
agr<e
to
huv
ata
good
price
arrive
last
mail
day
owing
to
the
crusted
from Kinney’s cannery
ing will he settled in the courts later on.
the answers, of which we shall discourse
The La Grippe still rages here, and
Mr. Crenshaw, in defending himself of all the elites; made at the Beaver cheese snow which covered the road between
next week.
Dolph ami Grand Kontle.
almost everybody has had it, though
I he charge of carry ing concealed weap »ns, factory.
The snow was four feet deep on the said lie was ordered to do so by the U
Yamhill County.
most all are convalescing now
Christmas Dav all the young children
east side of the mountains last week, ami S. uiithoiilils, he being a mail con­
and old children t >o met at the school-
¡From Telephone-Register.]
We hope every t»ne will fill out and re­
it was utterly impossible to do anything tractor. Mr Crenshaw staled that an
J. W. Maxwell spent Wednesday in house to secure the many tokens of love
turn the postal cards that have been sent
Everything New.
towards repairing the telegraph line. As attempt had been made recently to rob 1 tins city
He is on his way t«» Salem, that Old Santa Claus had place I <>n the
to our HiibscribeiH in this county.
soon as the snow subsides, the line will the mails.
tree
for
them.
Chinese
lanterns
ami
]
»here
he
represents Tillamook in the
The Oregon legislature met Monday. he put in operation again
have n timing, plumbing and repairing
L a T ek —Howard came to Recorder ■ ( senate.
j candles lit up the pretty toysamltiinkets, They
This paper will keep you posted in regard
shop in connection and have secured the services
The Supreme C«»urt has decided, that Drew’s house yesterday and tried lo ad­ (’has 1
while
many
happy,
smiling
faces
peeped
ofB.
II. Bunn lo attend to this department.
lleinstnet arrived in the city
to all the important proceedings
the ballots on which Pierces name just m'.alters, but Ids first trip was un­ Sa. nr. lay
here ami there. The time passed pleas­
evening
from
Tillamook
via
Lust Sunday, large, Ijeautiful scriptural was printed twi«e ahould be counted,
satisfactory. He is expected to return Astoria He li.is been engineer of the antly and all seemed happy.
pictures were given to the ijemhers of though the ballots did not conform to the
and still further negotiate, though he has steamer Garfield during the year past,
The settler up Slab creek, w ho started
the Sunday School at the M. E. Church. law
This elects Pierce presidential managed to keep out of sight of the
and will return to duty after the holidays. with the intention of traveling the newly
Bert Severance has returned to Forest elector of the people's party.
mar hal all the time. Some of his friends
The H-lieme of conveying electrical viewed county road to tiie valley, found
Grove to college Frank Severance, his
At the annual meeting of Wide Awake are helping him to elude the marshal.
Opp< sitp Larsen Until
power
and light to tl.is city from the falls himself lost nt night in a dreary place,
father, accompanied him as far as Fair­ Hook and Ladder Co on Tuesday night
of tile Nestucca is practicable. The ex­ and was compelled to wals on a log back
dale
J
am
ph
Quick.
(’. N. Drew wrs elected president, N. P.
ami forward all night to keep from freez­
A man is traveling over this county de­ Rclierts chief, C. E. Nelson first assist mt, A Short Sketch of this <>|<| Pioneert* pense would m.t be very large and there ing to death Newly viewed roads are
Orego
Tillamook,
i,
enough
power
in
the
Nestucca
below
Career.
horning cattle. Many of the farmers are J. H. Bower second assistant, Geo. Cohn
not generally fit for foot passengeis.
the
falls
t>
furnidi
us
with
power
enough
having the hookers amputated from their treasurer, and C. H Press secretary.
» 1 » « 1 1111111111ri11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 <4 I H • • •_
James Quick wasl»orn near Wuodntock,
The viewers and assisting parly woo
to run ali the machinery now in operation
ho\ lues.
Bay City Lodge A. F. & A. M N«> 162, Shenamloah comity, Virginia, in 1817. «nd lime a surplus
went up Slab creek to view out the new
On Friday the telegraph line was again elected and installed the following named About six years later his parents moved
county road, had a very serious and al-
[Reporter. |
<»pen between this place and Nehalem. officers Dec. 24: Miles Warren Wotsbip- to Ohio, ami at the age of 23 he was-
.1 XV Hobbs and II. S. Maloney, two most dangerous ex|sTience Not Know-
Tiit* familiar dick of the instrument be­ ful Master, J. II. I'ridgeford Senior mauried. In 1852 he, with his family,
ing, previously, tlm ground they lied to
gan again.
Warden. Alex M« Nair Jimi« r Warden, L crossed the plains, ami the next year of Yanihill’a representatives, were seen cover, they were entirely unprepared for
Books ot all kinds at reduced prices.—
»
ith
tli
“
ir
heads
together
this
week,
get
­
F. II. Adams, representing G G. E. Sibley Secretary and R. Sturgeon, settled in Tiihun ok cmintv on the place
Gift-books, suitable for New Years or
ting ready for effective work in the legis­ the hardslii|>s they had to endure. There
where
he
resided
prior
to
his
«Ivath.
He
Treasurer
Birthday gifts to clean up holiday stock.
Wivkson iSc Co., has tu»ld an excellent
are no settlers out through those moun­
lature.
came
to
this
plai
e
by
way
of
Grand
Ronde
creamery plant to the l'illaiilook Dairy
Pacific Lodge 105 I. O. O. F. of l»ay
tains,
and
consequently,
the
whole
party,
J A. Derby, who lives on the Cowles
Association
City has elected the following officers and than up the beach to Ne tarts; his
household g««o«ls being brought in on a farm, had a barn which fell down fr..m without plankets, tent or food, were com­
Jim Wilson was brought before Judge for the ensuing year, and the installation
small schooner. Mr Quick was sherilT tl.e weight of snow last week, injuring pelled to sleep on the bard ground with
Maulshy a few daysagoiiml fined $11 for will take place Saturday night: J. II
of this county in its early history, and three head of cattle and smashing his rain for a cover. They sent back a man
striking Blake Thopmson across the Bridgeford Noble Grand, (). Young Vice
for food ami afterward subsisted upon
Grand, J. J. Pye Recording Secretary, was always a prom nent figure in local separator into smithereens. Tl.e roof of bread made from flour and water.
century, Scribner’s, Harper’s, Review of
|x»terior w it li an oar
p«'lit.cs. He had considerable to do with Jos. Funk's barn also fell in and wet his
Reviews, Leslie’s Monthly and Overlands
G. W. Wallace ami A. Bunn succeeded and W. C Morton Treasurer.
Finally
the
end
of
the
route
was
reached
at Portland prices. For sale every month.
building some of the schooners that served hay
The
mail
did
not
arrive
from
Nestucca
in getting a good many of their logs «»ut
ten days after starting and they returned,
this |M»rt in early times, ami di«l much to
Idaho
’
s
new
governor,
lion
\V.
J
last
week
until
Thursday
The high advance the interest of thia section. In
a sorry looking crowd, by way of Dolph
of Beaver creek ami into the Nestucc.i,
All lirds ol Stationery, School books
McConnell, who got Ida start in Yamhill,
water between (»rand R<>tide reservation
during the ment freshet.
1870 he began the construction of the was given a splendid ovation on Tuesday on the old toll road.
and school supplies.
and
Willamina
the
trouble,
as
it
caused
The mail carrier on the Nehalem route
Trask river road, and a few years late*, as he left Xfoscow for the state capital.
Wood a.
Subscriptions taken for any magazine and
reported tin» Nehalem liver booming left the carrier from Dolph to this place by the help of a $10,000 appropriation
Newspaper published.
The Cornet band ami an immense con­ Krebs Bros, are getting most of their
Tuenday, at Fish Hawk, water run over without a mail pouch. The water lias from the state legislature, completed the course of jieople assembled An avenue
been
very
high
on
Nestucca
river
also.
TILLAMOOK NEWS CO.
logs from Beavercreek; the logs A. W.
the bridge.- Clatskanie Chief
road to Yamhill county
was formed and the governor ran the
At the I. (>. O F. election here the
Mr. Quick’s wife died about five years gauntlet with his accotnplished daughter Bunn put in last spring.
Bayard Taylor’s widow is going to tell
follow ingortn er* were elected for the next
ago. Three of bis sons, Thad, Charlts Mamie, being |wlted with handfuls of (apt Frank Wdehart has purchased
in an article which she has written for
term I'erl v Hiett Noble Grand. AL Perry
Wm. O'Hara
some valuable property in Woods and is
and Warren are dead, W. Quick, residing rice from everyone in the line.
The Ladies Home Journal what it means
Nice Grand, N. P Roberts Recur ling
making substantial improvements.
near this place, l»eii)g the only son living.
to be "The Wife a Literary Man.”
(North Ynnihilt Leader.)
Secretary, W111. Elierman Permanent
The people of Woods and vicinity had
The machinery of the William's mill S‘cretarv, Win C King Treasurer. The Four «laughters still survive: Mrs. Wn.
Tom B. Handle;, and son, of Tillamook on excellent Christmas tree in R. T.
Johnson,
living
near
this
place,
Mr»
at Bay City has I mh u painted recently to inalallation will take place next inerting.
Haines of llo«»d River, Mrs Sanders fi were in the city this week. ,m.w-bouud Weatherly’s hall; there was also a dance
preserve it from the effect of the elements,
The Supreme Court of tliisstate has de­
They left for home Tuesday.
on the night nf the 26th
East
Portland, and Mrs. M. V Stillw**!! I
(’apt. Ikxlge had charge of the work.
cided that the ad of the legislature of Hubbard
No mail arrived from Portland from
We are glad to know that “active mil
Another judge ia needed in this distric*. exempting certain railroads from paying
Thursday afternoon until Mo.idav even road operations” are t«> begin aoun; tlmt
It is thought the present legislature will taxes for twenty years is unconstitutional
FFRSON AL.
ing and the distance is less than forty an entirely new road is t«» oe projected to
HOT BATHS AT ALL TIMES.
provide one; also, that this county will and the sheriff* of Benton county will
miles by the railroad. There certainly run from Salem to Astoria Will the
Capt.
F
A.
IXsIge
went
to
Astoria
on
have two terms of circuit court each year. colled $10,000 tax«s from the Oregon
was
some
bad
management
of
the
affairs
road pass through Tillamook county as
the Augusta
A Relieved lodge will I m «organised here Pacific railroad Other railroads will be
of the railroad company, as it seem, to the others have all done,
riser of busbies*. Opposite Occidental llitel,
obliged
to
pungle
up
back
taxes
G.
<».
Nolan
left
for
Salem
on
tl.e
lo light. On Saturday afternoon a party­
Tillamook. Ore.
u, they could have sent a train out ifthev
Mr
A.
E.
Parker,
of
Salem,
recently
Augusta.
The Portland produce price current, of
will go from this place to Bay City and
bad tried very hard The mail from purchased the Findley pro|»erty in Woods
assist in organising a Rebecca lodge there. Dec. 29. gives the following prices: Oats
John B> urda. brother-inlaw of Porte- rillarnook, a distance of over forty-five and expected to move in s-xm and im­
I he date opposite your vsme printed
the margin of your paper or on the wrapper
Mrs H B Morgan went out on the 43 to 45 da , potatuesff|)toli>ds.; Onions see Joe, arrived her.' per steamer Augusta. miles, arrived e\erv day. and was carried prove the pro,»erty. but we are sorry to on
indicates the time your sul ncri. lion expire*,
you an* invited to renew at t.,ui time. All
Augusta. She will go to Forest Grove IH' ds to $1 !<) |»er sack ; Eggs 35, Green
l*rof. Proctor arrived per Sir. Elmore on horse back, and sometimes on the learn now that he cannot tvme at present and
papers sent to parties outsidfl the county ar<
ami visit for a while with Geo I. Smith apples $1.00 to $1.54), Chickens $3 50 to and took charge of the schools here back of the mail carrier It took several on account of poor health. We wuulk like promptly discontinued when «Web »»n:. exnir
am I -ix mouth- arr*—-*7^
u,e ymit
and family, Mr Smith's umngeat child $4 (K'; Butter- brine 30 to ;»5 ct>. per roll; Monday.
men ami horses to keen the road broke to have such men as Mr. Parker locate in the county. J* topping your > ih»cript»*r»n.
choice dairy 6> to 70 ds. per roll The
ssar'
amt
topuy
all
arrvararr«
is qu te ill.
Jerry Lewallen. T J. Owen. T. J. Bar­ over the mountain as there was about our town.
above are wholesale prices.
five feet of snow on the mountain, It
With the increased wagon road facil­
Eilens
S'3CIKTY DXHKCTORY
A pc iliar accidt nt occurvd on Beaver ria and A. T Bain, of the smthendot seema to IIS th*t if that mail could I«
ities for getting into Ntstm-ca. via Slab
Bov l«r>wne<l
the
county,
were
here
thia
week
creek Chris*mas ev«
Mr. Thacker and
A. (), I w.—Meets every Mondav night at 7
K
>tten
______
through the mail from Portland
creek, also via th«* new r-ad up Big
M in (. A R Hall, C Jf. j>R»-w M W A
Ed. Halha-k returned to A-toria per
A I.‘re* I L»vell, aged 10, son of Solomon P.
wife were going Imtne from the Christmas
w mvkmxo R e < ohi » km
should have arrived here at least once a
Neslmva. that County ought to take a
Lovell, of Nehalem, started from his Itoure HOOK LAI j DERCO. -Meets on first Tues­
tree and wereon horse back. The stream ateamer Augusta H* left the homestead day.
boom.
was swollen, and in fording it, their two at Barnegat in charge of Mr. Abbott.
on the coast for the mail, taking a can-e day niaht of each mouth in Citv Hall. A I’
J'n.soN PMEsmiMT. ( X D keu . C hirf <
Civil Court
Rev W II Dicrdoifi* has fitted up the year old child tell intuthe raging stream.
Edw. G. E Wist, W in. Tubesing and
at Tobi's. He reached the post office at H F rias , src ' t .
Rabbulin- building in Bay City as a nad It was pitch dark, and there st«» tiled no Peter Netom. of Nehalem, and C. H
Nehalem
alright,
and
when
last
seen
was
(I A R -Meets first and third Wednesday of
Christian Seufert and .1.»^, Gandran,
ing room ami place of meeting for the help for the child, as it could not In* <een Worthington. of Fuller, were in thia city were admitted to citizenship
month at 1 p A in G. A R. Hall. (’. N
leaving on his return There was ]uite each
D rew . A djutant . F. S everance . C ommamder
Chns'ian Endeavor s«*if>t^ Tbeaovirtv < r iound fur a few momenta Finally the the first of the week
a
freshet
and
the
river
was
tnrl-rlent.
T Kimball and Wesl« y Dav ya. (»
! O O F —Meet« every Tne«dav niffht at 7 .V»
hal a pl asint s . ial there last Mund o current
(
h«ok it to the bank about forty
mi o ° F Hall P rrly H irtt . N. G
David Hid'ey went to Astoria on the F. WilliaMM, jndip .cm far plaintiff, for An empty canoe passed Nehalem city, rsr
« C KlM. SRC Y.
exrnmg ami will h< Id its meetimr* there v arda fiom w heie it fell in, ami the frantic
and was picked up, half full of water
Augusta, and will take pasMgMfca a ♦ K-.ft», intmwt an I c. at*.
lirrewher. I II
A F
A. xc—Meet- fir«t Saturday nieht of
father hap|«cnd to l»e there just as the »learner bound for San Francisco^ «her * I Geo XV Phelpa r, XVarren Daugherty and the 0Ma In«. His hotly »a., found ’ •ch
month in I o o f Ha11 A p W hnnu »
president of th«
W
.M.
J.
W. H as KIM s , SKC’Y.
child came
i«<iic bank, and it was hr will remain lor a while taking in the
tan<l August, A Miller
fo’r next day. Wednesday, nt the head of the
Elliott se. r« larv.
rt-.*cued sate ♦*l eonn
CHAPTER NO. 2 a ;-Meet* at I F
island and was bnrrled Thursday. It is
sights.
I •lairtiff for »I84 7« »nd ,
?! "w
..
of each month at I <»
suppaed liis boat struck a snag and upset. w..u
i A F<mn H,<h
r
w 11.HON bvcretarv
Tuttle & Robeson
[hardware ¡Store
Stoves & Tinware
Boo^! Boo^!
"Barber | Shop
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