Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, June 11, 1903, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JUNE 11, COHN’S & CO.’S Big Stock of SUMMER GOODS have Arrived. t School Notes. Thirtr-five schools report for the month ending¡une 5, 1903. The total enrollment for the month was 572, or 149 more than last month. The average daily attend» ncc exceeded that of last month 138. The roll of honor has more than doubled that of last month. There were no cases of absence in Dists. No. 7, 17, 45 and 46. No tardi ness was reported from Dists. No. 5, 15, 17. 21, 23.30, 33, 34, 41, 44 and 46. The Oretown and Meda schools unit ed in a very pleasant Memorial program on May 30. The closing of the Fairview and Bay Citv schools was celebrated by a school picnic on the Fairview school grounds, at which were pupils from five schools. The forenoon was devoted to games and sports. After the noon lunch in the grove a very entertaining literary pro gram was rendered. The Grange Brass Band furnishing music for the occasion. At the close of the program, diplomas were presented to Eddie Fischbocker, Lutie Kuntz, Nina Norton and Anna Tinnerstet. During the month diplomas were issued to seventeen pupils of the Tillamook City school, four of the pupils of the Bay City school, and one to Jen nie Blanchard of Spruce. Dist, No. 1 will paint and repair the school house during vacation. The patrons of school Dist. No 10, the Latimer school, are to be congratulated upon their interest iti educational mat te.«, as evidenced by the fact that they are to have an addition to their school house. This will give them two rooms and afford much better school facilities. I son, Myrtle and Ollie Cross, Roda and Henry Farmer, Mamie and Joseph Law rance, Orval Kellow, Eleck Baine, Inez Lourance, Wiley Compton, Roland and Webb .McGinnis, Harley Bosler, Olga Anderson, Meilis Hosier. District No. 14—Mark Hobson, Chris tie Shearer, Henriette Glaser, Chessel and Esther Mills, Eddie Marshall, Nora Ad ams, Donna and Charlie McMillan, Pearle and Manville Alley, Allan Peter son, Ernest Glaser. District No. 15- Ervin Kabkee, Blanche Ripley, Alma Ripley, Claude Parrish, Minnie Ripley, Pearl Ripley, Lydia Crane, Arthur Parrish, George Hoskins, Hiram Crane. District No. 15—Inis Dickens, Hazel Wells, Gladys Wells, Sophia, Bessie and Esther Waymire. District No. 17—Beth, Harold. Julian and Edson Gobar. District No. 21—Minnie Hoyt, Merll Webb, Ethel Hoyt, Jean Shillinglaw, Roy and Lawson Hembree, Burley Edwards, Joel Atkinson, Jeffie Hembree, Jessie Edwards, Orie Hembree. District No. 18—Gene, Winnie, Grace and Fritze Bowman, Dick Ward, Fred and Hazel Scherzinger. District No. 22—Mack and Oliver Mattoon, Tony and Jo Jenck, Glen White. District No. 23—Nettie Smith, Ella Mc Cormack, Edna Phelps, Edward Smith, Lida Bibby. Circuit Court. We are showing the Largest and Finest Stock of SHIRT WAISTS ever shown in the city. Call and ask to see them. They are beauties. New colorings in NECK and FANCY RIBBONS. The Newest Creations in LADIES’ BELTS. SILK VEILS—just the latest fads. MERCERIZED LAWNS and DIMITIES in wastings in every imaginable style and pattern. Over 50 pieces to choose from. Our elegant new stock of BLACK DRESS GOODS is receiving great praise from the ladies. A grand new stock of the latest varieties in LACES and EMBROIDERIES. The latest things in NECK WEAR we are showing. In our new stock of MEN’S HATS there is no one showing as late styles as we are. Our big stock of both LADIES’ and GENT.’S SHOES are the finest and most up-to-date goods we ever carried. Don’t forget that our spring stock of CLOTHING has also just arrived. An endless variety of the prettiest SHIRTS you ever saw. We are the Kiug Pins on GROCERIES. Our prices are the lowest. Yosemite Coffee reduced to 10 cents a package. Professional Cards. SMITH & JENKINS, Successors to L. N. Barnes, PRIME LARD, MEATS, p> etc Only Prime Meats Handled. Give us a Call. Hides Wanted. Paul Schrader, plaintiff, vs Otis Hays, defendent. Foreclosure of mortgage. Attorneys Cooper & Botts for plaintiff.— Default and decree. Benoil Provost, plaintiff, vs William OF SAN FRANCISCO, DEALERS IN L. Riefenberg, defendent. Foreclosure of mortgage. Attorneys T. H. Goyne and H. T. Botts for plaintiff.—Default and decree. C. L. Rogers, plaintiff, vs Andrew Conklin and Jane Conklin, defendants Foreclosure of mortgage. Attorneys Cooper and Botts for plaintiff.—Default and decree. Theodore Kingsley, plaintiff, vs Tilla mook Logging Co. defendant. Suit for title for land and money. Attorney B. AGENTS STEAMERS ‘ W. H. KRUGER” AND “REDONDO.” L. Eddy.—Settled by stipulation. For San Francisco and Los Angeles. Alice Kiger, plaintiff, vs Joseph, Anna W., Antone and Kate Giebisch, détend Or. J. SIBLEY, ants. Foreclosure of mortgage. At torney C. W. Talmage for plaintiff. —De fault and decree. Cora G. Krebs, plaintiff, vs Frank and Çk A A A JS. A& A A A A A A A A A A A Angie Gunn, defendants. Foreclosure of mortgage. Attorney B. L- Eddy for plaintiff. —Default and decree. “ PROPRIETOR Andrew J. Rhoades, pl intiff, vs Geo. W. Body felt, as administrator of the estate, of Sarah Knifong. deceased, defendant. Specific performance of con tract. Attorney H. T. Botts for plaintiff. i —Continued for service. C. & E. Thayer, plaintiff, vs M. D. Cavenaugh, defendant. Foreclosure of Boiler Work, Logger’s Work and lleary Forging. mortgage. Atrorney F. J. Richardson for plaintiff.—Continued for service. Fine Machine Work a Specialty. R D. Peckham, plaintiff, vs E. H. Carving,defendant. Foreclosure of mort gage. Motion to reform a decree al lowed. Attorney A. W- Severance for plaintiff. Truckee Lumber Co., T illamook ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Complete set hof abstracts. Office upstairs, North of Tillamook County Bank. TILLAMOOK « T illamook 4 OREGON. ________ HABERLACH, Jlcutecltiv jAbuoluit, Office across the street and north from the Post Office. A. K. CASE. TILLAMOOK, O regon . ATTORNEY AT-LAW, Mgr. J^OBERT A. MILLER, < Tillamook Iron Woks 4 General Machinists & Blacksmiths ► < ft► < 4 OREGON A ttorney - at -L aw , SUPPLIES |OARk E, ... LAUDE THAYER, BOX SHOOKS Hobsonville. O regon T. BOTTS, FIE & SPRÜCE Lumber GENERAL MERCHANDISE And LOGGERS’ L. EDDY, A ttorney - at -L aw , At the NEW MEAT MARKET. 27th March, 1896. The complaint al- leged that Mrs. Stillwell committed adul tery with one J. W. Graham, and it was on that ground that her husband applied to the court for a divorce. Total = Judge R. P. Boise held court in department No. 2 on Monday and Tues day, when the following cases come up DEALERS IN for hearing : E. D. Dewey, plaintiff, vs M. J. McMahon et al defendant. Suit to quiet title. Attorneys Wm. Reed and B. L. Eddy for plaintiff.—Continued. Wheeler Lumber Co., plaintiff, vs. C. Thayer, E. Thayer, Henry Tohl aud H. Aiderman, defendants. Suit to enjoin sheriff’s sale. Attorneys C R. Thomson and C. W. Talmage for plaintiffs. B. L. Eddy for defendants. Quick's Delivery Wagons deliver, Highest Cash price paid for stock. Both phones. Decree for plaintiff. District No. 24—Frank and Edith Knight, Louis, John and Victor Nelson. District No. 26—Bennie Shoultson, Jennie. Myron and Roy Blanchard, Vel Roll of Honor. mer, Clarence and Marie Beaty, Jimmy District No. 1—Freddie Shaw, Forest Payne. Fowler, Errol Embum, Ethelyn'Craw, District No. 27—Effie and Robert Pat ford, Guy and Everette McElvev, Alfred terson, Maggie and Eddie Creecy, Ella Berkhalter, Cyrus Norton, Zella Kunze, Thun, Leora, Chester, Harold and Evan Ross, Jessie Donaldson, Clara Tin- Freddy Hollett. nerstet, Ivan Donaldson, Nina Norton, District No. 27—Guy Loerpabel, Katie Loerpabel, Eugene and Jennie Morrison, Rhoda Embum. District No. 2 — Sidney Christensen, Ernest, Olga and Rosalie Kabbee, Fred and Lewis Miller, Gilbert Zaddoch. Reed and Pearl West. Three Divorce Cases. District No. 30—Nettie and Harry District No. 3—Elden, Simmie, Gordie T. F. Williams, plaintiff, vs Catherine I Morgan. and Stella McFall, Cedric add Lizzie Jen- ! Gibson Williams, defendant. Suit for I District No. 31—Bernice. Maggie, Mil divorce. flings. Attorney T. B. Handley for plaintiff,—Divorce granted. District No. 4 — Elbert and Chester dred and Arleen Tilden, M ie Hicks. District No. 34—Howard, Lloyd and These parties were married in Tilla Worthington, Cecil and Ivan Gist, Flor ence and Thomas Hushbeck, Dillion San Ethel Weckert, Katie and Emma Bauer. mook county on January 3rd, 1899, and District No. 33—Dove, Rosie and Ladd lived together as man and wife until the ders, Coy Bailey, Eddie Glick. District No. 5—Alvina and Hatti-Tohl, Quick, Albert, Anna, Helena, Gertrude 10th June, 1900, and it was on the lat Herman and Freddie Tubbesing, Agness and Herman Schlappi, Frank, Edgar, ter date defendant deserted her husband and Freddie Snyder, August, Clara, Lil- ! Lillie and Harry Norburg, Johnnie, and refused to return to him. The plain tiff, in his testimony, said the only reason Annie and Lizzie Zurfluch. lie and Emma Schollmeyer. District No. 35—Howard Reelir. he could give for his wife lea ving him was District No. 6—Elma and Herbert Por ter, Alva, Lewis aud Arthur Atterbury, 1 District No. 37—Abby Ray, Athos and that she asked him to pack a sack of Carl Forter, Carl and Floyd Commons, I Georgia Miller, Lula, Virgil and Russel ’ flour, and he refused by saying, “Do you take me for a mule ?” Jessie, Johnnie and Gilbert Rock, Daisy Kellow. District No. 38—Lena and Myrtle Fletcher, Elva Atterbury. Edith L Provost, plaintiff, vs]William District No. 7—Lillian and Mildred Vaughn, Andrew Haugen, Charles Gil L. Provost, defendant Suit for divorce. Phelps, Pea rl Farmer, Minnie Desmond. more. Asa ami Ole Haugen, Arthur Attorney T. B. Handley for plaintiff.— Divorce granted. District No. 8—Hattie Bixby, Howard, Barrett, William Duren. These parties were married in Tilla Ralph, Bennie and Freddie Bunn, Birdie, , District No. 38—Theodore and Elmer Harry and Edith Coulson, Elliert Ginn, Bowles, Jennie Duren, Goldie Gilmore, mook County on the 10th June, 1900, I and on the 20th January, 1902, Edith L. Annie Duren. Wilma Finley, Roy Sailing, Ed West. District No. 41—Arthur, John and | Froyost was deserted bv her husband, District No. 10—Rheuben Gladd, Eddie Heise 1, Lillian, Normah and Ralph Lloyd Kays, Robert and Riex Chamber and he refused to return to his wife and provide for her, and on that complaint lain, Mary Creighton. You«. she sued for divoree and asked the court District No. 44—Hazel Gwinn. District No. 12—Vina and Hulda Berg District No. 46—Louis, Walter and to allow her to change her name Io strom, Heloise and Carol Phillips, Wil. Edith L. Nichols, her maiden name. Roy Smith. liam Tuner. Wilbur J. Stillwell, plaintiff, vs The following pupils of District No. 34 District No. 13—Willie, Rex and Ray Conder, Roy mid Eddie Hansen, Horner, are on the roll for April, as the report Josephine Stillwell, defendant. Suit for divorce. Attorney C. W. Talmage ft r Frank, Harold. Myrtle and Ollie Cross, was-received too late to publish in May: plaintiff.—Divorce granted, Arthur Bodyfelt, Jessie Wagner, Chattie Rtissel, Kenneth, Ethel, Howard and Wilber J. and Josephine Stillwell (nee Knifong, May belle. Lizzie and Lillie Han- Lloyd Weckert, Katie and Emma Bauer. Page) were married in Tillamook on the W. W Wiley ........ Minnie Rolland Agnc'- De I m man .... Grace Wilson Mrs. E. E. Preston Nellie I. Durfee.... Una (». Baker Cora Winters Bella Watt Olive Stratton H. V Seymour a Crawford Z.U.. Maim Bcesit Shepard Ella B. Steward Itae Robinson Winifred Graves Panm< Smith Lett Bmn a Gill ... Marr Millard Brelvn Nash PrrdJ Mei nd I ■attic Raker ■bml" T nnervtet wfefc Wallace .. •yrt Parmrll A «me scwriian Pear xdkin« Be*»'- Hlorfgrtt Grm *• ' »rd Bell* Burton Helen i Weed Min* Aw abb Bllen Rea ley ! 1903 A ttorney - at -L aw . Oregon City, Oregon. Land Titles and Land Office Business a Specialty. ft ft ft A. W. SEVERANCE, A - -L , F. LEACH, Tillamook Meat Market ttorney at T illamook aw O regon AVID WILEY, M.D., PROPRIETOR OF DEALER IN Frosh and Cured Meats, Hides, Wool, etc. Shop next door to I^arsen’s Hotel, Tillamook Pacific Navigation Co. P hysician , S urgeon and A ccoucheur . All calls promptly attended to. T illamook .. O regon . S. STEPHENS, • Real Estate, Insurance and Agent for the J Northwest School Furniture Co., also Notary Public. OFFICE IN OLSEN BLOCK. STEAMERS—SUE H. ELMORE, W. H. HARRISON. ONLY LINE—ASTOTIA TO TILLAMOOK, GARIBALDI, r BAY CITY, HOBSON VILLE. Connecting at Astoria with the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. and also the Astoria & Columbia River R. R foi Han Francisco, Portland and all |>oint8 cast. For freight and passenger rates apply to SAMUEL ELMORE & CO. General Agents, ASTORIA. OR B C. LAMB, Agent. Tillamook Oregon. Agent» j4’ £ * “• .*?• C" • F’r‘l,nd- B A C. R R. Co.. Pori land. Sue H. Elmore carries Wells Fargo Co.’s Express. Centrally Iaoeated Rates, $1 Per Day. LARSEN HOUSE, M. SMITH, M.D., • P hysician and S urgeon . Office in T odd ’ s Building. T illamook .. O regon . ALAUDE THAYER, for Fireman’s C Fund Agent London and Lanca and shire Fire Insurance Companies. Tillamook . . Oregon. M. H. LARSEN, Proprietor». TILLAMOOK, OREGON The Beat Hotel in the city. No Chinese Employed. ATTORNEV8.AT.LAW. Make a specialty of La lid Office Business. In every town and village may be had, the 141, 1 25» 1 J .31 -17 » r.sG’i Mica Axle Grease that makes your horses glad J. s OFFICE IM WEINIIANI) BUILDING, Room 1 and 2, OREGON CITY, ORE. LAMAR WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT I have the largest and best assorted stock of old Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into this City. e ‘it £ Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal ., Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal a.* . n ^5 Don’t drink cheap doctored stuff when you can buy it pure and unadulterated from me. -SOK ABSTRACTS OF TITLE, <;<» To ABSTRACT ANU TRUST CO. Quick Brothers, HOUSEHOLD MOVERS AND DRAYMEN Heavy Teaming is a Specialty with us. Our Delivery wagon delivers to country or city. A. K. CASE will give you figures op a windmill.