Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-07-26

At Corvallis last week Judge
Fullerton postponed action on the
sale of the o. P. until September.
The court doubted the advisability
of offering the road for sale during
the present disturbed times.
The Good Templar's lodge, Of
this place, will give public enter.
tainment and basket social in
Toledo, on Thursday evening,
August 9, 1894. Program will be
published next week.
Chris. Christensen and family
arrived on the steamer Homer,
from Oakland, California, yesterday
on their way to Pioneer, where
their daughter. Mrs. B. W. Miller,
is very sick with tumor On her
face.
The Second Regiment band, Of
Salem, went through to Newport
last Saturday. They will stay at
that popular seaside resort for a
month or two, playing every even
ing when the boat lands, and max
ing music for the dances, etc.
Directly the present railroad COM
mission has been an enormous ex-
pense to the taxpayers of the state,
but indirectly its cost to the general
public has been simply immense,
occasioned by the increased freight
rates adopted Immediately upon the
organization Of thenew coma!ts1ioH
and In force ever since.
The everyday Editor Of this pa.
per, mounted Oh the upper deck oi
our enterprising butchers delivery
horse, was seen to move out OF
town by way of one of the back
streets Tuesday. He left nc orders
of where his destination would be,
nor make any arrangements Tor his
family, We hereby warn all people
along the route, or wherever he
may be found, that Bob Campbell
| will pay S. for the return Of the
horse. The horse can be easily
identified by pack saddle marks, a
glass eye and an Eastern Oregon
| gait The Editor was dressed In d
dark mustache and a large COW boy
hat. No reward will be paid for
his return, but the saddle blanket
under the borrowed saddle, taken
from a neighbor's barn, may be re.
turned TO the, woodshed, OF the
family living across the street from
the church. People over on Lob.
ster or Five Rivers are warned tc
look out for their chickens and
other out house furniture, should
the horse miscarry and reach tha
valley.
Toledo Lodge No. 1903 I. o. o
+. publicly installed their officer.
for the ensuing term, at the cour
house last Friday evening, The
lodge convened in Its lodge room
and marched to the court house
Here D, D, G, NJ, f. J. Burrow.
took charge and conducted the in
stallation ceremonies. The officer.
installed were, A. Rochester, N. G..
r, A. Arnold, VIC; J.F. Stewart
secretary; A. ]. RAIDER, treasurer
]. R. Turnidge, warden; R, Dedricl
conductor; S. A. Logan, o. G.
7. p. Fish, I. g.; G. B. Crosno, r
S. N. G.; R. +. Collamore, L. S
N. g.; L, Waugh, R. S. V. G.
VIM. Brazelton, L. S. V. G..
Dudley Trapp, r. S. S.; P. A
Miller, l.. S. S. After the install
ing ceremonies were completed III,
audience was entertained by couple
of songs by the choir, after whic,
II. Denlinger, Sr., made a few very
appropriate remarks touching upoi
the teachings Of Odd Fellowship
: The evening concluded with ;
substantial and elegant lunch pre-
pared by the good ladies Of Toledo
for the occasion. The ceremonie
and entertainment were very pleas
ant, and were enjoyed by q larg,
number ofpeople. Several visiting
brothers from Newport and Bay
lodges were present,
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WEATHER REPORT.
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