Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-12-30
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Several news items we're crow ded out
this week by the rain.
Ira Reeder of Albany visited friends
in tie city the fore part of the week.
&C. Mcbride of Waldport was in
the city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mcdonald of Chit
wood we're Toledo visitors Tuesday
night.
Miss Daisy Flett and her cousin
Alfred Leask went out to Corvallis this
morning.
Chauncey Hawkins, who is absorbing
knowledge at the Eugene High School,
is at home for the holidays.
Vane Heuness of Siletz was in Toledo
Wednesday making final proof upon
his homestead before County Clerk
Wade.
AT the hour of going to press it looks
like rain. The precipitation for De-
cember promises to be at least fair
average.
Miss Pearl Hall and brothers Walter
and Warren of Siletz visited relatives
and friends in Toledo the fore part of
the week.
Arthur Tongeland, who is student
at Philomath College, came in Satur-
day evening to spend the holiday va
cation at home.
Principal D. B. DeLarier of the To-
ledo schools took advantage of the holi.
day vacation and visited his farm in
the Siletz country.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Penn of va
quina were passengers for Portland
Wednesday, where they will visit their
daughter, Mrs. Devereaux.
Miss Ida Hurley, who had been en-
joying the Christmas holiday at home,
returned to her post of duty as teacher
in the Eddyville school Wednesday.
Willie Franklin returned Tuesday
evening from Philomath. where he had
been holding doyn the G. & E. office
during the temporary absence of Agent
g Clyde Fox.
: Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Williams of New
port we're in the city Monday, guests Of
: Mr.. and Mrs. Al Waugh They were
accompanied by Mrs. Williams daugh
TOR Miss uln Rnrt
Most OF our readers haye probably
had that Merry Christmas and TIL
LEADER now wishes every one of then
Happy New Year, with a prosperity
accompaniment.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duncan, Misse.
Florence Rigdon and Helen Harrison
and Cass Harrison of Summit at
tended the Ball given by Rosebrook'
>, Orchestra at Woodmen Hall Monda,
q night.
g George McCluskey, principal of th'
school at Hammond, Or, arrived Sat
urday evening to spend Christmas will
''the old folks at home" and also pay
visit to his farmstead in the Tenmil
country.
County Clerk and Mrs. Ira Wade
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Howell, Mrs. G. E
Hawkins and Misses Ethel and Verni
Ross attended the joint installation O
the Masonic and Eastern Star lodges a
NeWpOrt Tuesday NIGHT
The heaviest wind and rainstorm O
4 the season prevailed Wednesday nigh
and Thursday morning. County Judg
1t Browns new and commodious poultr
% house, not yet completed, was victir
of the wind, causing theJudge consider
It able loss of both capital and labor.
II The entertainment given by Syring
Circle Wednesday night at Woodme
l. Hall drew large audience, The moy
"a ing picture machine worked much be,
d ter than the one that was here on
l. similar occasion few months ago. bu
t. still the light was rather weak. Th
1T graphophone was top-notch performe
st The entertainment was quite salisfac
Is ory.
y John l. Butterfield and John Lloy
As of kernville had business IN the cit
3 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursda,
% The latter made proof yes terday on h
y. homestead before County Clerk W ad
'k They called at The LEADER office ar
IN requested that no poetry be used
ie mentioning their visit. The wishes ,
se the young, handsome and energet
a gentlemen are respected.
IS- -
SO The American Inn at the Lewis an
e. Clark Centennial, which will be locat,
te on the Exposition grounds, will conta
800 guest rooms,