Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-08-16
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Postmaster Roddy of Winant was in
the city Monday.
James Robertson, Mayor of Kernville.
had business in the county seat Tues.
day.
Miss Verne Ross, who has been taking
a course in music at Portland, returned
Saturday evening.
Archie Macklin of Siletz~ returned
Monday from Portland, where he made
fipal proof on his homestead.
Charlie Rice, the wireless man from
Salem, came up from Newport this
morning in search of business.
Walter Harding and family and A. T.
STAN and family returned yesterday
from their outing at Otter Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Enright returned
Wednesday to their home in Salem,
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Stanton.
Lincoln county's share OF the COM
mon school fund this year is $2,O55.13,
based upon school population of 1909
at sl.57 per capita.
George Rosebrook, who has been
visiting his brother Austin, departed
Wednesday morning for his home at
Palo Alto, California.
Ed Avery. the plumber, etc., returned
yesterday from Otter Rock, where he
has been connecting water-pipe line
with the chute-the-chutes.
Carl Krogstad, who has been-v visiting
his brother Otto during the past week,
departed yesterday morning for a visit
with his brother Andrew at Cape Horn,
Washington.
Cecil Wygant, who is still holding
down his job as photographer in the
Canal Zone, renews for THE LEADER
and sends regards to his friends in
Lincoln county.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Jones and daugh.
ters of Independence, who have been
indulging in an outing at Otter Rock,
came up Wednesday morning for visit
with Toledo friends. 8
Archie Macklin returned Tuesday
from Portland where he made proof
on his Siletz homes tead. Ethan A.
Harris, who had been at Portland on
the same mission, returned Wednesday
Shed Rosebrook came down from
Portland last Saturday for visit with
his folks. He returned Sunday even
ing, accompanied by his wife, who had
been visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto o. Krogstad.
Services at st. John IS church Wednes.
day evening, August 81, at 7:45. The
Rev. j. w. Armstrong. rector of the
Church of the Good Samaritan, Cor
Wallis, will preach. Everybody well
come. Rev. F. o. JONES, Missionary.
William Porter Charlie johnson, Joe
Bryant and Warren Wright of the
Upper Farm on the Siletz have pur.
chased one of the latest improved j. /.
Case threshing machines, with 24-inch
cylinder. They are moving it to its
destination today.
Postmaster r. A. Arnold, George
McCluskey, Robert Mann and Ed
Stanton returned Tuesday from their
hunting expedition into the Tenmile
country. They killed only two deer,
other hunters having got in ahead of
them and evidently thinned out the
animals.
Lee Wade returned Sunday from a
visit to his desert possessions in Crook
county, accompanied by his son Frank,
who went over there several weeks ago
with Fred Stanton. The latter, with
Dye Wade and Will Soule, will prob
ably return about the middle of Sep.
| tember.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Morris of Har.
risburg came in last Sunday for a visit
with the latter's folks, Sheriff Ross and
family. incidentally, Mr.. Norris
pitched the game for Toledo against
Corvallis. He returned to his home
Sunday evening, Mrs. Morris continuing
her visit until Wednesday morning.
A special car carrying General Pass.
enger Agent George Nevins, Superin.
tendent J. T. Walsh, Hon. and Mrs,
]. X. Weatherford and Superintendent
of Bridges and Buildings John Stevens
passed through to the terminus Tues.
day afternoon. Conductor Chauncey
Trapp was in command. The fact that
John Stevens was with the party has
caused suspicion that some kind Of
an improvement is to be tackled onto
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