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1882
The big bell has come at last and now hangs in the tower of the Presbyterian Church, it weighs 628 lbs. and whit it did not astonish us with is power, it has a very sweet tone. Will Clendenin says it is not a “high tone” bell - no offense to teh the bell you understand. We listed with pleasure to its pleasing chimes on Sunday morning as it rang out clearly upon the calm air and blendid with it were delightful memories of childhood’s happy days, mingled with singing birds and chiming Sabbath bells.
(Lakeport Bee-Democrat May 19, 1882)
1904
W.E. UPTON, M.D., Physician and Surgeon Kesleyville CA Residence - Main Street,
1st door west of Methodist Church (Kelseyville Sun June 7, 1904)
Registered Guest at the Commercial Hotel: G.C ELLWOOD, J.A. KLEIN, George A. BLACKELLAR, G.W. CULIN, A.J. WARNER, A.W. WHITE, A.H. WILLIAMS, W.S. WILLIAMS, W.E. STALEY, Charles WILLMOTT, George BURGOYNE, Henry GEORGE,
H.J SIMMEN, Mr. RANKIN, M.r FRIEDLANDE, San Francisco; A.H KLAHN, Solano;
T.H. McCOY, Arcata; Mr. HERRIN, Adam Springs.(Kelseyville Sun June 7, 1904)
1909
Perry Stanley disposed of his blacksmith shop last Friday to A.B. Olson and left last Sunday for the city, where he holds a position with the Allis-Chalmer Co., the largest dealers in machinery in the west. Mr. Stanley holds the position of installing machinery for the frim, and yes at once to Maricopa county to place a 20-stamp quartz mill. (Clear Lake Press October 2, 1909)
1913
“The old reliabel Cobbler” John M. CARTER, Boot, shoe and rubber repairing. West end of Main street, near bridge. Kelseyville, Cal. (Kelseyville Sun September 16, 1913)
The new steeple on the Catholic church is about completed and adds greatly to the appearance of the structure. Rev. Fr. Philemon yesterday brought over the bell which was formerly used at the mission chapel, but which proved to heavy for the new building there and it has been installed here temporialy. Messrs. W.S. KELSEY and D.E. REEDER are doing the work on the new steeple. (Kelseyville Sun September 23, 1913)
C.J. FIFIELD is getting lumber on the ground for a new house which he will build on his 160 acre ranch in the Highland district. Mr. Fifield expects to engage in the business of raising Angora goats.
(Kelseyville Sun September 23, 1913)
1914
Olson Hotel and Resort Kelseyville Lake County California
Board by the day or week. Home Cooking.
Room large, light and airy.
Commercial men especially solicited. Baths - hot and cold. Farmers Sunset Phones
(Kelseyville Sun March 31, 1914)
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