Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-08-30
Official County Paper
LOCAL NOTES

that school will begin at this place
next Monday.
Harry Denlinger returned yester-
day from weeks camping at Seal
Rock yesterday,
Thos, strorr, aon ofJoa s.roac
of this place, arrived the first of the
week from Cowlitz county, Wash,
on visit to his folks.
Z c. B. Crosno and children Ade,
Efie and Cliff, and Ruth and Eli
Gather started this morning for
Otter Rock for short stay.
Alex. Raymond, of Silverton, ar
rived In this place today. He will
assist Capt. Collins to run a fish
boat during the salmon season.
The Walluski has been taken to
Newport where she lies awaiting
the arrival of the inspectors, who
are expected at an early date.
Chas. Brown, of Drift Creek, who
has been suffering with bone felon
on his finger came to town Tuesday
and had the offending affair lanced.
G. w. Meyers, of Neah Bay,
Washington, has been appointed
superintendent of the industrial
school at the Siletz, vice Miss Ly-
dia Hunt, transferred.
Rev. Wallace returned to his
home at Junction City last Tues
day, after !aboring in the service Of
the church here for two weeks in
protracted meetings.
Mrs. Armstrong has resigned the
position as matron at the Agency,
and has returned to her home at
Corvallis. A Mrs. Barker, of Cor
Wallis, will fill the vacancy.
The excursion on the Claremont
to Newport last Saturday was jol-
ly affair. Twenty-four persons
went down, taking their dinners
with them and picnicked on the
beach.
M, Hansen, the jeweler who was
located here about a year ago, re-
turned to this place today. Since
leaving here he has been at work at
Salem and Astoria, but thinks he
can do better here. He will prob
ably open a shop here.
The protracted meetings which
have been in progress here for sew
eral days closed last Sunday night.
There were eleven who united with
the church. On Sunday afternoon
three were immersed, and at night
four were sprinkled at the church.
Frank Mulvany, Fred Kiffer, w.
D. Griffiths, Albert Meaker and
George Hodges have just returned
from weeks hunt on the head OF
Fall Creek, They report a very
good time, and succeeded in getting
eight nice deer, among them being
a buck with eleven points. They
were on the lookout for elk but did
not get sight of any.
To the people on Yaquina Bay,
I will state, that l have brought to
Toledo a large assortment of wall
paper, paints, oils, brushes, notions,
stationery and fancy goods. is.
pecially is my stock Of wall paper
very large, Of good quality and
away down in price. 1t will pay
to call on me before purchasing
elsewhere.
If. OTTo o. KRoGsTAD.
We failed to mention the very
pleasant picnic party TO Newpor'
of the Episcopal Sunday school o
this place on Wednesday of las
week. The children were take,
down by the teams of Messrs. Wm
Brazelton and John McCluskey
After arriving at Newport a short
service was held at the church, oc
ter which the children adjourned K
the beach and spent an enjoyable
day. The children are endebteC
for their treat to Rev. Booth and T.
d. Carson, through whose effort,
the picnic was successfully brought
about. Due appreciation is alsC
given TO Mr.. McCluskey and MI
Brszelton for their kindness in fur,
nishing conveyances for the occa
sion.