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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1898)
THB TILLAMOOK COUNTY ITEMS. We understand that the protracted i meeting, now in progress at Beaver, ' will close on Monday night. There is GATHERED BY OUR C0RRESFBMDEHTS some talk that a, series of meetings will commence at Coulsonburg in the near A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks . future. , Happenings Woods WEEKLY • lone before the busy time in the spring and before the leave« are too far along as they would hinder the viewing of the route. Any correspondent mi the stili jeet may be directed to A. J. li em'uiee or \V. C. King. We see by the Beav?r correspondent that Mr. 0. Mills and wife are so near worn out that it is impossible for them to receive any company -xcept on busi Wet weather continues. ness calls, for which we are very sorry, Miss Matlie Hanis is a frequent but we presume they will improve some visitor at Emma of late. now, as the Free Methodist meeting is J. S. »Sloan is constructing a rabbit about to close nt that place. It has been suggested that Mr. Mil»» hunt up that house fur Miss Mary Chitwood. Anton Resch started last week ’or Book entitled the “Old Man” and read California where lie intends to work f°r it carefully and prayerfully. a lime. Emma HEADLIGHT __ whe was convalescent, does not improve and she will need to go Oscar Bergman succeeded in recover : io Tillamook for treatment. ing all of his logs but. about five or six. A number of our Bay Cilv people have The Ministrel troupe drew about 6) been enjoying a period of real, owing to the first night, ami about half thi.t the Tiuckee mill not being able to re number the second night. sume operations because of the delay ol A free tight nt “Nicks” on the n'ght i boals. of the lOlh. We did not learn who pay ! School opened Monday with Miss for the broken cutw. Stair as piincipal, ami Miss Pettit Thu last issue of th® Nehalem Repub primary teacher. Miss Stair comes lican has a very good article in regard highly reconiended as an able iiBtructor, to a wagon load to ScasMe. and Miss Pettit Inis rilready made a go id A silence, as of the tomb, reigns at record in this county. Upper Town since the departure of Ed An entertainment entitled; “Four ward G. E. Wist, for Tillamook. Nights in a B.ir Ro 'in’’ was given in the Die sidewalk through Nehalem City Pacific Hall, l’ues. Sth, by Seine of the talent from lillaniook uudei the manage is at a stand still, ow ing to the lack "t respondent on this subject. We need a inent of J. O. Campbell. Owing io there lumber, the null being shut down to commissioner on the Upper Nestucca. being so much excitement for leu days await tin* arrival of a new saw, to re previous, the attendance waw dissapoii.t- place the one recently broken. A “way up” time is reported as hav ing occured at Spruce. The event be ing the celebration of Tom Lyster’s and El Lyster’s wife’s birthday. Music was furnished by Thomas Lyster’s orchestra. We will m>t mention everything in re gard Io valentines, but will simply say they had a jolly old lime. Apparently quite nil interest has been miiiiitesled in the construction of a new road between Beaver and Blaitie. Now our turn comes All we ask for at present is a road to connect us with Coulsoiiburg. Here one of the best roadsuf rillnmook County can In* had Let us hear from the Coulsonbiirg cor Mr. Malaney lost a valuable horse , Koine time ago. | Mrs. CliHiles Bay is gradually im i proving in atrjnglli. j Those Eastern parties to whom most 1 of the contracts for carrying the mail weir let, should be given to understand that they will have to pay more for ser 1 0-2 AVEN E. IL Sloan is at work making a vice than hid by the contractors. The road around the fords on his place, E. \V. Brown instili quite poorly. present carriers should refuse to carry putting the road on the road survey. NETARTS our correspon lent was over the road Come again ata more favorable for that price, and then those who had A. M. (¿nick returned home from Edward B. Harris of Salmon River, in Road District No. 2, last week, and time. bi<l so cheaply will be (aught a lesson California last Saturday. Elmer Hurlbui made a trip to the had a light stroke of paralysis a short very much appreciated the work of hub Ft ¡day. Mr. II. A Miles received a telegram Mr. Iliatt'» new fence in front of the lime ago. lie is iniptoving slowly. Supervisor John Hickey ; especially the Hebo from Sp »k uie last S.itnr lay, conveying tchnol house, is quite an improvement Deputy Sheriff Stanley made Netarts Some settlers are grumbling becans- improvement in the grades. With a the wad news of the death of his brother, to mir thriving town. the road I » ohm in District No 6, does not a visit last week, posting election Supervisor of John's ability and honesty Albert Miles. Mr Mies was coasting David Bondy paae«*d ottr burg a few there is no call fortlie needless expense Mr. Vincent is going to have some see that the fallen timber in Slab Creek notices. with several others on the principal new fencing done in the near future by road is not cleared out. We hope that Klondike fever is still raging and days ago,enroute to the laUey. of a Commissioner, to follow him up street of Spokane, and collided with a our rail split ter, Thomas Coulson. I lie Supervisors of the road, will see to several new cases reported, although A imml.er of our cititeli, attended the and inspect the work. street car, receiving injuries from which dettale nt Beaver mt tl.e 9th ¡net. A. J. Getcliel moved on his govern it before long. If he is too far away to no serious ones al present. he died a lew days later, lie leaves a Notes From Kerby. ment ranch oil Cedar Creek last Falur- look after it himself, he should appoint a The dame nt Win. KI,onde»’ Fri. ay G W. Phelps and F. E. Milla, killed wif • and child to mourn his departure. deputy to see that the road is cleared day. May prosperity and true happi 12 ne.ds on the 13 b, and it was not night, »«. «eli nttemhd and a go d KERBY OR,. Feb., 10, 1898.—M. T. out so people can travel it. The dam at the mouth of the little ness go w ith them . much uf a day for avals either. time whs enjoyed by all. Me Neil and C. If J,ii>by have com* hike above town, over which the county Protracted meeting is still going on Mirmi Perkins is logging for the Sever- Where are we “nt”? Jasper Smith pleted whip-sawing 3 KHJ feet of lum toad runs, has nearly all caved in and i ’ oik I 11" I l>v K \ i » . i.u I’bcx ' ance mill. He is logging on Mr. E. is re|M>rled as saying timi according to ber on Chetco, which they will use lor there is very little embsiikment left to are having quite a g • id meeting con West’s place nt the head of the bay. his pl.t of the County boundary, mining purpoes A much needed new school house is dining the coming hold the entiie lake from running down sidering the amount of sickness and summer. one of the certainties of the near future. They expect to begin sawing in a few ’Oine of ns are in Yamhill Co. at once. Should this body of watei , rainv weather. «lays. The debate between the Bmver Liter A number of our citiiens ar« going to give way and come down the canyon ■ Mrs. Jackson and daughter Mary, paid The neighborhood turned out in their respects to some of their friends ' ary Society »„,] th< represent»^, of the Klondike gild fields when the spring it would irnuiidate us for mint time and general last Saturday. and built Father the Helio S wlety to .k place nt tl.e ! OIHJIIM. Ore town in 1’1 »asanl Valley . may do some damage. It should I m « at Bukey’s house on Mt. Beaver ranch. Heaver School house on \V.dnesdnv, tended to before it la too late. This J. D. Wallace can be seen several Some of the people of this section have The sawmill of Richard A II igg gave Mr. H'xipe» lia» teliline<l lioine from Fell , 9th, as per sgreement. The would be in the Sandlake district and been making enqithiee in regard'to time-* in a week, driving herds of cattle the lumber for both flowers. Oicgun City. question was, “ Besolvnl llmt the Rigij they should give it some attention — through this vicinity. 'lairing in l illaniook County and purpo-e (»cean Wave Charlie Upton, »on of J. B. Upton, i» "f Frsnehiee sh til.l be Exle ..led to the a trip 11 Tilhim i..l< i„ the near future to Our esteemed neighbor el Ruhrrow Women of the United Htnles.” Tt,e Lake now in Portland. lias been reminded of Valentine's Pty attirnmtives were Wm. Rh.isdes .1 R look over the situation, and if enil d Cor ilsoiiburg I.. A. Hoyt is laid lip with A severe in a very appropriate manner . Caplain Crim i. nt prevent holding a lx>wrenee and K. E Cross, of ||e|»,. with the prospects will locate there. cut oil bin right hand. Win. Slilppey, formerly of Bay City, Otto Walther has built a new barn lucrative | hki I i .> u in Portland. native K .O Ki. hards, A W Bunn N. Coulson ami wife visited at Rev. Mis. R H'liiche lost one of her beef just recently, and by present indications The ineaeiesere »till »pleading and the -nd A. Jsckson. uf Beaver. A decision 'mt now a resident of this place, Ims the lkdlarhidea, Saturday. cattle lately, by |K>isiun. I’. B Wilson intends doing the same in ■ vonng people are neri.mnly alarmed at """ i" f"vor oftheHtnrnmtive misfortune Io lose Id, daughter with -cutlet fever. The family have the sym- Some of the children of this neigh After the deUte a pr^r„tll the severity uf the disease. The cranberry l»e Is of this section are the near future. borhood are afflicted with bad colds, tl,eif h-*»»»1" of -mg. and ,e. >(«1,..,,, w.,. tB11)|err(| nm-i't °ril,ee''",‘...... . in splendid condition and promise a Miss Lulu Bunn, who lias been resid R »«• R >gerAcnlhis right hand very »».I hinehsd. TI.ellelH, people ing in Portland for some time, is at Mr. and Mra. Rwabb went Io Blaine large yield the coming fall. severely wiih a cro«a cut taw, while «11 eipres. themselves .. being rw.ll, Io- recent heavy tains have taken nil Saturday ami returned Sunday, the Mi. Laurence Handers, nbile limiting present visiting her sister, Mr*. Fanny making bo«rds for Hr. Lii|»er. ... h.,of’-''-hil!s which will be e'.t.ru.me. t , 11 „dlelt»„ invimti.,,, with Wallace. former pieaclietl at that place. in the lulls near here a few days ago, tl.i ' '7- hydraulic mining in Maggie Wilmn returned tome from * " ver 1 ■'t' 1 - ’ 'o .»eel them at ||el 0 accidently discharged bin gun which tins sevliun of theeminlry. ( has. Jensen of llel»o, has been «¡»end Prof. Vincent baa rinploy-*d E. T, i I’ rii iiiil » her e she ha* been v i«iting be- todi,cn.J.».1y.lll„lil„1 .. .............. sl» »t oft the thumb ami two fingers ol ing several days trapping on E> t Coulson u> lielp fence Ids new farm, eu"v"2«i r .Wlli“'..'”'*<>f Tillam ok’. aunt. Hire came in w ih the mail-cwruer the right hand Beaver. We learn be had very g>*od . .et" is peruting a mine on Tenn* which he lately purchased ol Mr. Hall Once more we will say to the Beaver • access. Mr D. F Coul-on and Miss llannnli peopla that if they mean business al» ut Bay City Messrs W»nde and ShuUen intend Kmnaman visited the formers brother, that trail to Samll.ike, select one or ami the latter» sister at Blaine, Satur- more of your representative citiiens to leaving for Astroia I»efore long, where A" the victim, of I. pipp, Rre Miw Arvillw Swrg.nl «pent the Warr>«ta PayaM«* they will remain hr some line. con- valetcaiil again. and Sunday, Sihbath at home . toni» C wArrants are now doe and meet with us, give him authority Io act Pr. Wiley of I'illaiiiook City vae call payable at m office. Cnariey New«.,, U The new road was completed Fridnv In behalf of Bearer, and we will meet l»«<i Pike haa coinplete.1 hi, arrangc- ed to the I mk I side of J. D. W n ! lace's 4,6 446 447 448 449 450 445 excepting the bridge work, which will with Mm and view the route out and Ne 356 3-j i J / t ’ 3M 369 ** 378 440 433 daughter, Bertha, who for several davs mein» f.>r his Klun like trip, »u.| j. tx. I e done soon, and no one will be sorry try to arrange for the work on the trail ceedmgly happy at pioent MO 401 f 5 4,5 4U 4U 4,4 360 344 376 3,5 "• H H.tkinw, of F..lry, p M ^,| was in a rather |>en irio it conditio*!. when it is entirely finished. at once. We suggest that t I m work be However the d -clur in Io-med us that 409 4aM 320 4* 309 369 ,7T ** ; itigli II», pace,.,, S«tui.|„y borni. I Ä C' 400 L 5 3 ” 361 336 We regret that Mr». A sm Hare’» beallli I Im 1 vili»,«], vi» .utoria. Spruce Sand shalem John Barker. Tre**.
