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Evening journal., 1909-03-31
SEARCHES YEARS
FOR SWEETHEART

CLEVELAND Ohio. March 3i--I.eaving
nothing but a brief note to tell that he
had set out on a search for a long lost
sweetheart, J. S. Rouse, a 65-year-old
lover, left his home in Bedford the day
before Thanksgiving, and since then has
not been heard from. The mystery OF his
disappearance is occupying the minds or
his friends, to whom he had made no in
timation Of his intention to so away.
When Rouse was a yohng man in Ger
many he was separated from the girl he
Evening journal., 1909-03-31

loved, and has never been able to find her
since, although he has spent long years In
the search. He has travelled far and has
spent much money in the unavailing quest.
And now the only word he left behind him
tells that he has gone on and is trying
once again TO locate his sweetheart OF
many years ago. 4 must seek her else
where my time is short are the words
he penned as an explanation OF his disap-
pearance.
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
ABHORS PROFANITY TO END
Aged Man Asks to be Borne to His
Grave BY Men Who do not Swear.

UTICA, n. Y, March S1.-EH Christian,
an aged man, was found dead sitting in
his chair in his home. some distance south
OF Mohawk. He lived alone. All his life Mr..
Christian had abhorred profanity and he
held himself aloof from people because 10
hear profanity gave him so much pain.
He requested long age that when he
died he. should be borne 10 the grave by
men who never used profane language
and he selected those who should act
as his bearers. They are alive and MI
Christian will be buried as he desired.
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M. q. M. soeietx Meetlna.

The semi-annual meeting OF the VIII
mington District of the w II. NJ. So
ciety will be held I'm Grace M. T..
Church, Thursday, April 1st. Two ses-
sions will be held. morning and after
noon. the morning session commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged and all mem-
bers and friends are invited.
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
Back From Florida.

Frederick c. Mammele and daughters,
accompanied by Fred J.. Green and Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Greenman returned from
Florida yesterday where they spent the
winter The party spent much of the time
I'm Seville and also visited the auto races
at Tacoma Beach. Mr.. Mammele is much
improved I'm health and all visitors are de-
lighted with their trip.
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
ing a few days with friends in this

ing few days with friends in this
city.
Mrs. Lewis Brooks and children have
returned to Unionville after a visit to
friends here.
Mrs. Andrew Desmond and daughter
Mrs. Hickey and children, have returned
to Landcnberg after a visit with reia-
tives in this city.
Miss Edna S Pickeil. Of Henry Clay.
has gone on a visit TO her former home
at Lancaster, Pa.
Evening journal., 1909-03-31
elrthdaY PartY.

A birthday party was given on Monday
evening to Miss Alethia Hall at her home.
No. 1901 Reed street in honor Of her four
teenth birthday. Among those present
were Misses Alethia Hall, Elsie Hether-
ton, Ida Wharton. Myrtle Phillips, Flor
ence Hall. Irene Hetherton, Eva Phillips
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Kitchen Shower.

Miss Bertha McCaulley, president OF the
Wilmington was given a kitchen shower
last Friday evening at her home No. 4l9
Washington street. The young people met
at the home Of Miss Martha MonGar. No.
5i4 West Seventh street and proceeded In
a body to Miss McCsulley's home. where
she was overwhelmed with surprise.
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SmitI,-caIhoun.

Miss Ethel V. Calhoun and Charles d.
smith were married yesterday afternoon
at the home OF the brides mother Mrs.
Nathan b. Newlin, No. 1i19 West Fifth
street by the Rev. +. II. Collins. of Fair
mount. Nd After a southern trip Mr. and
Mrs. smith win live at No. S26 Madison
street.
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crothers-Kershaw.

Charles II. Crothors and Miss Mary J..
Kershaw we're married yesterday after
'oon at tho home OF the brides parents,
Captain and Mrs. Edwin Kershaw. by the
Rev. r. *. Stephenson, recently pastor Of
Scott NJ r. Church. Only the Immediate
friends Of the bride and groom we're pres
ent- Mr.. and Mrs. Cothers viii live at No.
COS East Ninth street.
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

ef Or. Bun'S Cough Sy-up &c all wh~ VIII write
Tor Il and mention this papcr. Address
A. 6. MEYER & Co, Baltimore. Nd.
RTDr. bulrs Cough Syrup can be given
with perfect safety to the youn est child. It
Is absolutely pure. Guaranteed under the
National Pure Food and Drugs Act No. 226.
Evening journal., 1909-03-31

Clara Rule. Frank Murphy, William Beck.
Clyde Miller. James Duny. Edward Kelly.
George Carter and Mr.. Hall.
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Announcement

7A7lE have purchased Warmers Wilmington
ESSz and Philadelphia Daily Steam Propeller
Line" and from April lst l9O9 will
operate it in connection with our present line,
under the name "Bus1-Warner Line"
Arrangements have been completed which
will insure an improved SERVICE and will enable
us to give every shipper prompt careful at
tention.
Consignees' teams will receive their goods
at French Street Wharf
Our own teams will load at Market Street
Wharf,
All outgoing shipments should be delivered
to French Street Wharf.
Our Philadelphia address will be Pier g.
South Wharves Foot of Walnut Street,
We respectfully solicit your business.
Geo. w. Bush 6 Sons Co
Foot of French Street
Evening journal., 1909-03-31

Special Until April 10th, Inclusive.
Goid-filled. rimless Eye Glasses, $100s
S24 Market ST.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-23
Farm for Sale.

1863 acres bench land, good soil,
well fenced, over 200 fruit trees,
good springs Of water, good house
and barn, also cow sheds, 2 miles
from railroad station. Address
TITUS KURTIcHANov,
Chitwood, Oregon.
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Farm Hand Wanted.

A good man, willing to work, 81
per day during hay harvest. Or a
longer job at a little less wages,
after haying.
d. j. DERBY, Toledo, Oregon.
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St. Johns Church.

Services every Sunday evening at
s p. m. Everybody welcome.
Rev. FRANCIS O. JONES,
Missionary.
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| Mr. ana Mrs. w. w. heuman OF
Portland arrived Saturday evening
for visit with Mrs. Redman's sis
ter, Mrs. j. j. Gather, and family.
Mrs. Redman is the daughter of
VIM. Mackey and resided there
with the family several years ago.
A fishing party composed Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Scarth and two
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank New
ton, went to Siletz Saturday after
noon and remained until Sunday
evening. They report fine trip,
and succeeded in catching over a
hundred trout.
Bring your exhibits to the fair.
II you do not win prizes you will at
least sec these that do and viii learn
what it takes TO make the best. By
exhibiting you will at least have the
satisfaction of knowing you have
helped to boost your county.
The detachment of U. S. soldiers,
under command of Lieutenant
Hayden, who have been in this
vicinity for the past few months
making a geodetic survey for the
War department, returned to the
Vancouver barracks the first of the
week.
Some one with little money
could do well by building several
houses to rent. At the present time
there is not vacant house in To-
ledo and houses are always in de-
mand. Lots are cheap and the
only expence would be the lumber
and labor, which are both reason
able.
A. G. Smith, VIM. Davis and Le-
land Collins came over from Port
land Saturday afternoon, returning
Sunday evening. Messrs. Smith
and Collins are interested in the
franchise for an electrict light plant
in this city, which was granted to
them and ]. F. Stewart at recent
meeting of the City Council. The
gentlemen are well pleased with the
outlook for their enterprise here.
Mr.. Davis was interested in home
stead, and intends locating in the
county.
Many stockman from different
sections of the state will make ex-
hibits of stock at the fair and festi-
val. Lincoln county has some
good stock and will carry off many
OF the prizes. But even if you
don't capture all the prizes, and it
is pretty certain you will not, you
will see and learn the good points
. Of the better stock. 1t will enable
you to raise your breeds to a higher
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FRIDAY, JULY %, 1909
The Fair and Festival

10 all DuC very lew Vi Ile VlSl-
tors it will be a novelty Stock
shows and fruit and vegetable shows
there have been in plenty, good and
bad. This is to be good in itself,
and the best that Lincoln County
has ever seen.
We read, some of us, in the
papers what are the points that all
breeders and raisers are trying to
make, and have been trying for
many years to get at by way OF ex-
cellence. But to see the best OF
stock before ones own eyes, to look
them over, and compare these
specimens with what we have at
home! There's an education in a
few hours. The same with the
fruit and vegetables. We shall see
what are the best sorts to raise, and
find out where they came from and
how the high points of goodness
came about. We shall find the ex-
hibitors about, and they wont be
backward in explaining how they
set about it, you may be sure.
1t is blessed kind of discomfort,
that which not only makes us
thoroughly dissatisfied with what
we ourselves have got, but arouses
us to get busy to do better. Lin
coin County is only starting on the
up grade in these matters. The
next Fair after this will tell tale.
There is no finer land than ours, nc
better climate. Just good must
not satisfy us. But we must see
the best to know what to work for,
and this will be our chance.
After all mans life consisteth
not in the multitude of things he
possesseth. We live, thank Heaven
in families, and here is to be one
happy three days, given up largely
to enjoyment. Shall we not all
every family of us, take this chance
for father, mother, and the children
to enjoy together? Why not? il
will cost chiefly in time. There il
no very pressing work, early il
September driving us to labor from
daylight to dark. We can all spare
the three days then. 1t will no
cost us much to pack some foo
and bedding into the wagon an,
come to meet a hundred or tw
families like minded at that time
1t may be that the provision of fire
hay for two hundred teams that tn
dwellers in Toledo and neighbol
hood have made will run a littl
short, but if so we shall divide u
in friendly fashion, and two hume
red teams means a. goodly attent
ance, does it not? Of course tn
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NesaA eAA ssAAOANe W ~
rely on other peoples cooking.
Did you ever know set OF peo.
pie who don't care to see good ball
game, or footrace, or good jump.
ing and boat racing? And there
will be the like good sports going on
all the time.
After all the best of it will be to
meet old friends and make new ones
So large county and so few people
in it. What a chance to come out
from our hills and valleys and woods
and shake hands with our neighbors
and our neighbours neighbors.
Many of us are newcomers, many
homesteaders who have gone out
into the Wilderness to subdue it
Are they alone in those solitudesi
Solitary no longer when the blessed
sense of companionship comes in
Is it not duty as we'll as pleasure
to which we look forward? Surely
yes.
Born-Friday, July %, 1909, tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Altree il
this city, a nine pound girl.
Miss Ethel Ross returned Mon
day to Portland, after taking testi
mony in several contest cases her.
last week.
N. H. Sherwood was in the city
the first of the week making proc
on his homestead before County
Clerk Ira Wade. Carl Davis
Arthur French and Robert Ora.
were his witnesses.
James Mcdonald moved dow
from Chitwood, where he has resid
ed for years, and will in The futur
make his home in Toledo. He i
preparing to build on his property
northwest of town.
Miss Nadine Copeland of Port
land came up from Newport Mon
day afternoon for visit with he
relatives in this place. She ha
been visiting with her grandmother
Mrs. Winant at Newport.
We believe Lincoln county has a
many chickens fanciers as any
other portion of the state. W
have as highly bred fouls as any
where. Our fanciers must exhibi
their birds, at the coming fair.
O. Iohuc Church
The Marshall republican., 1909-08-20
KOPING

G. T. Jenkins returned home from
visiting friends and relatives in and
around Ridge Paairie.
Irvine Blackaby was visiting last
week with d. A. Kelley and family
and also called on s. w. Brockman
last Friday evening.
s. w. Brockman and A.. B. Scott
were the guests of D. A. Kelley and
family Saturday night.
A. B. Scott made two trips to
Marshall last week on business.
Rev. s. w. Scott has gone to help
Rev. B. F. Reed in a big meeting at
Memorial Church.
w. T. Conway and R. l.. Jenkins
made a business trip to Marshall
Friday.
Wesley Kelley and sister We're in
Blackwater on business Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-08-20
NEW HOME

We are having real warm wealth
er at this writing.
There will be IN ice cream supper
at the New Home church for the
benefit of the church on August 81.
Everybody is invited.
Charles Demoss returned to his
home in Grand Pass last Friday af-
ter visiting in this vicinity for a
week.
Several from here attended the
picnic at Meinershagens Grove and
also the Band Concert at Blackburn
the same night on Saturday Aug.
l4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Reager of Elm
wood spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. N. Laughlin Sunday.
Rev. ]. c. Diggs of Sweet Springs
filled his regular appointment at
Elmwood Sunday and took dinner
with D. M. Harris and family.
Mrs. August Katlender is slowly
improving.
lobe Harris left Saturday night
for North Dakota.
Miss Dollie Harris went to Sc
dalia Friday night for ashort Wis
it with her brother Lester Harris
and wife.
Joshua Dorsey and family left
Monday morning for North Dako-
ia where they will make their flu
ture home.
Mrs. Anna Hollis and children of
Hodge n spending this week with
relatives of this place.
Miss Grace Larue spent Sunday
with Miss Ruth Mckinney.
Misses Minnie and Dollie Harris
and Frances Reager are planning
for a weeks visit in Marshall and
will attend the Chautauqua while
there.
We are glad the farmers of this
vicinity are arranging their work
so they may attend the Marshall
Chautauqua which begins August
80, and lasts until Sept. 5.
Mrs. Pete Hartman and children
and Miss Mollie Durnil were Tues
day guests OF Mrs. j. A. Larue.
Mrs. Heirs of Aullvill is visiting
in this vicinity at this writing.
The Marshall republican., 1909-08-20
CAPITOL HILL.

Mrs. G.. H. Morrow and daughter,
Beulah, of Sleeper, Mo. have been
visiting friends and relatives here
the past week.
Mrs. E. N. Harold is visiting her
her niece, Mrs. Harold Colt Of
Liberal Kansas.
Miss Harriet Laurie o. Marshall
is visiting her aunt Mrs. Lille Rich
ardson.
The rebuilding OF the c. & A.
across the Glasgow bottom has
begun.
Mrs. Fannie Williams and chill
dren OF Dalton, Mo-, visited B. F.
Powell and j. A. Jackson the past
week.
Miss Clara Kramer OF Slater is
visiting Miss Emma Fisher.
Corn in this locality is suffering
for want of rain.
Mrs. Charley Lee OF near Cam
bridge visited Mrs. B. F. Daniel
Monday.
Miss Eva Duncan who has been
spending the summer at Palmer
Lake Colorado has returned home
on account of the illness of her
mother, Mrs. j. p. Duncan.
Mrs. Lizzie Broughman is quite
Ill at this writing.
John F. Fisher and son-in-law,
August Rhine o; near Arrow Rock
were in Higginsville last week.
Mrs. j. A. Walker was called to
Marshall last week to attend the
trial OF her husband.
j. A. Jackson and wife spent
Monday with John Mullins and
wife.
H. Clay Duncan and wife were
trading in Slater Saturday.
Ben Crop o: Howard county is
visiting E. N. Harold.
Louis Borgess. md family who
have been living in the Oak Grove
school house since the high water
have moved back to their farm in
the Glasgow bottom.
Vance Laurie spent Saturday and
Sunday in Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1909-08-20

SO On.
Joe Kincheloe who has been sick
for some time in Blackwater was
in town Wednesday.
Z. H. Green, wife and little sol
Willard, left Friday for a two
weeks visit with relatives in Cam
den county.
Clark Swinney and daughters
were in town Saturday.
Mesdames G. p. and G. p. Mar
tia, Jr., and little Miriam spent
Thursday at the county home of
Mrs. Parilee Bingham.
Mrs. stephen Malot and little
daughter Evelyn after a visit here
vita relatives LEFT last week for
their home in Sheffield, Mo.
DR.. Mcclure and wife were shop
ping at the county seat Friday.
Harold Tulrey Ind wife return
ed Friday from a weeks stay at
Eldorado Springs.
Miss Nora Diggs, Mrs. Watson
Diggs and Albert Hoy spent last
Friday at the home of Will Diggs.
Miss Lee Lawless LETT Saturday
on a visit to relatives near Appel
ton City.
Mrs. d /. Hutchinson who has been
visiting her parents MI. and Mrs.
D. Lawless the past week lett Sat-
urday for Boonville.
Mrs. Lawrence Edwards of Black
water was a visitor here last week
of w. H. Edwards and family.
Rev. NJ. M. Smith filled his regu-
lar appointment here Sunday at
the Baptist church.
Leland Green and sons E. H. and
David and grand sons attended the
picnic at Little Rock last Thursday.
Dr.. Mcclure and family were
guests Sunday at the country home
of Will Heuman. =
Lynn Shepard and sister Miss
Lucille attended the supper at Con-
cord church Tuesday night.
Mrs. E. F. Alexander returned to
her home in Cooper COUNTY Sun
day morning after a pleasing vis-
it with her sister Mrs. M. Bingham
and other relatives. v,a
Ralph Shemwell was the week
end guest of John Green of the.
country.
There are quite q number of farm
ers and families making ready to
attend several sessions OF the
Chautauqua which begins August
30th in Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1909-08-20
SHACKELFORD

John McDonough and Mark Coop
er attended the funeral of Patrick
Donahoe at Marshall Monday.
VIM. Carter wife and children of
Marshall were Sunday guests of
Frank Carter.
b. A. Jones is improving his
place by the addition OF a grant
told walk.
Mrs. Mary Crank has returned
home after a visit to her daughter
in Quincy Illinois.
Chas. Hume and wife, Dick Hide
brand and wife, Jas. McKeever and
Bernard Weaver attended the M.
w. A. picnic at Gretchen Saturday.
Miss Enid Smith has returned to
her home in Kansas City after a
two weeks visit to her grandmoth-
er Mrs. Lou Tickemeyer.
The Marshall republican., 1909-08-20
ARROW ROCK

Elbeck Wood of the country was
driving on our streets Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Heuman and soa OF
near town were callers at DR.. Nc
CURES Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Townsend spent Sun
day afternoon with her sister Mrs.
Will Odell near Clay Center.
j. F. Spence is visiting relatives
this week in Columbia Mexico and
other points.
Miss Sue Fisher of Moberly ar
rived Tuesday for a visit with re-
latives.
s. E. Fisher and family and Miss
Della and Stella West attended
the ice cream supper at Concord
Tuesday night.
Mrs. M. L. Jennings is taking her
vacation by visiting her son HON.
er and other relatives near Leban-
ON, Mo.
George Watts OF Kansas City is
a visitor here among his relatives
here this week.
Mr.. Bauer of Chamois Mo, deliver
ed a strong temperance lecture
Wednesday night at the Methodist
church.
Quite a number from here spent
a pleasant evening last Tuesday at
Concord church mingling with old
friends eating ice cream, cake and
The Marshall republican., 1909-08-20
GRAND PASS.

People here are almost exhaust
cd from the extreme heat ere the
day closes.
Clarence Moore OF Jefferson City
is visiting his mother, Mrs. C.
Mack and other relatives.
Mrs. s. Burruss entertained her
Sunday School class Tuesday after
noon. The little tots all reported
a pleasant afternoon.
Rev. Smith OF Marshall is aiding
in the revival here with his excel
lent sermons. Rev. Johnson filled
his appointment at Blackburn Sun
day but is here now and the meet
ing will continue all week. Much
good is being done. May Gods
richest blessings attend these meet
ings.
r. Hoover and son, James Hoov-
er visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. William
son at Lexington Saturday and
Sunday.
Ice cream will be served at Odd
Fellows hall by Mrs. Ida Humph-
rey Saturday evening. Also b.
Smith will serve ice cream at his
store the same evening.
Mrs. r. Green and Johnnie have
gone to visit her brother Mr.. Nc
Reynolds at Oakland Iowa. She
will remain till in the spring. Mrs.
Green has many friends and rel
atives here who wish her much hap
piness in her new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Platner and son
Harry are visiting relatives in Iowa
and Nebraska. ,ro, t
Mrs. R. Bridgewaters and little
son Ivan of Colorado and Mrs.
Sebastian + spending this week
with relatives at Nelson.
Miss Della Coad is attending a
camp meeting at Salt Pond this
week.
Mr.. Curry of Oregon spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. s. Beds
worth and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mcclure
They had not seen him for IS years.
He is their cousin.
Mr.. Brashear went to Kansas
City Tuesday to be treated at the
Missouri Pacific Hospital.
The Marshall republican., 1909-08-20
CRETCHER

Protracted meeting began at
Christian Union last Sunday.
Miss Esther Harrison IS the
guest OF her brother, DR.. j. S.
Harrison and wife.
Walter Jordan o; Elwood, Indi-
ana is the guest o. his uncle Jas.
Richards and family of Sweet
Springs.
John Cook OF Johnson is bail
ing hay in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. James CoEfey of
Sweet Springs, Misses Flora Mil
Her and Ethel Cox, Messrs. Henry
Jackson of Rose Valley and Henry
Morrison of Houstonia were the
guests of j. P. Wilson and family
last week.
Mrs. Fred Dickerson o; Sweet
Springs, Mrs. Jas. Dickerson, Lee
Hicks and family were Sunday
guests of George Dutton and
wife.
Ernest Akeman, wife and baby
were Sunday guests of Will Dutton
and wife.
A large crowd attended M. w. A.
picnic last Saturday afternoon.
(: Mrs. Jas. Coffey of Sweet
Springs is visiting friends in this
vicinity.
;Chas. O'Neal who has been i'll
Ii better.
Miss Lottie Hall OF Rose Valley
and Everett Chambers were united
in marriage in Marshall Thursday
August 18th. We wish them a long
and happy married life.
Walter Mayse and family, Arthur
Cox, wife and baby, and Mrs. Mary
Mayse were Sunday guests of Chas.
Aldridge and family.
Mrs. Fred Dickerson o: Sweet
Springs is visiting relatives and
friends near here.
Grover Leonard and wife were
Sunday guests of P. Akeman and
SWife.
Miss Mary Dickerson o? Sweet
Springs is the guest OF Miss Mamie
Akeman.
Many are preparing to attend the
great Marshall Chautauqua.
Miss Winnia Miller OF Sweet
Springs is the guest OF Miss Ora
nighttime.
Richard Halsey, substitute for
Andrew Henley OF Sweet Springs
has been carrying the mail for the
past two weeks while M, Henley
4akes his vacation.
Miss Sutherlin is visiting friends
north of here.
The beautiful picture play "Lorna
Doone" by Albert Armstrong We'd
nesday night Sept /, at the Mar
shall Chautauqua will be something
worth going quite a distance to
see
The Marshall republican., 1909-08-20

Get ready for the big Chautau-
qua at Marshall the last OF this
month.
Mrs. Brans OF Dalton is visiting
her father VIM. Arbogast.
Hot weather.
b. Maddox returned Sunday from
4 weeks stay in Douglas county.
He reports his brother very low
with no hopes for recovery.
Miss Estelle Grimes OF Mt. Leon
ard is visiting the Misses Haines
west o! town.
Grandpa Whining IS here on a
visit TO his son.