Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-07-12
LOCAL NOTES

Mrs. Bagley, ofSalem, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Collamore.
Mrs. Bert Van Cleve is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. c. G. Copeland.
NJ, L. Peairs and L. K. Brooks
left last Monday for trip to Table
mountain.
Mrs. J. L. Akin, of Philomath,
another relapse last night, and her
life is now despaired of.
Mrs. w. L. Davis visited with
her parents The FIRST OF the week,
returning this morning.
Haying is the order Of the day,
and the Armstrong" mower is
busily at work in this vicinity.
B. w. Wilson and family came
over from Corvallis last week and
will spend the summer on their
ranch.
Toledo Lodge No. 1913, I. O. 0.
+. will hold a public installation of
officers on the evening on the
evening Of July 20, 1894.
Geo. Fouts and family, Of YAM
hill county, were visiting Mrs.
Fouts' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Snow, last week, returning OIL
Tuesday.
The Siletz Indian boys who went
to the Grand Ronde to celebrate
report that they had a "nika HAS
close time; copa Grand Ronde. ."
They beat the Grand Ronde boys
in every contest, and raked in not
a few Of their shekels.
Master Harry Pearse came over
from Corvallis last Friday to visit
his grandmother, Mrs. DR.. Pearse,
Of this place, returning on Monday.
he remembered his Grandma with
a fine basket Of lucious cherries.
An old fashioned barnraising was
had at the farm Of Mr.. Huffman,
on the old Taylor place, on Thurs.
day of last week. A crowd Of
neighbors gathered in and put
good sized barn we'll on the road
to completion in one day.
A new time card went into effect
on the o. p. yesterday. The east
bound passenger passes Toledo at
1884 a. M, and the west bound at
.t;4S p. III. The freight goes east
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays and west Oh Mondays, We'd
nesdays, and Fridays.
Yaquina has an expert boat
builder, who is attracting attention
from the rowing clubs of the state.
His name Is West, and he but re-
gently arrived there. He built for
and shipped to the Willamette
Rowing club, of Portland, row
boat built on the model of q canoe,
which is acknowledged TO be the
handsomest row boat ever iloated
OH the Willamette at Portlaul. It
is I9 feet long and weighs less than
15o pounds. The ribs are OF oak,
and the planking of spruce. Mr..
West is now at work on another
for the same club.
Phere, we've went and got our
foot in it again. The Corvallis In
former, with that great actor and
Journalist Bert P(eanu0 Van Clcve.
at the head, has taken exceptions
to something the LEADER said
last week, and jumped onto us with
the force OF cyclone, 1t is not
much use for little country paper
like the LEADER TO try to exc out
a miserable existence when a great
big, strong, influential daily like
the Corvallis Inlormer-publiished
every evening, Sundays excepted,
by Van Cleve 4 Simpson--with its
four 3-column pages, and its ri
inches Of loaded small plea reading
matter, becomes offended and starts
in TO lay 1t out. Still, we will send
this issue out in fear and trembling
and maybe that great actor and
journalist, Bert P(eanuD Van Cleve
will not deign to notice Us anymore
and we can manage TO scrape along.
Ia Ia, B. Peanut, hop picking
will be along in a few weeks. Keep
a stiff upper lip.