Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-06-07

The ball game on the local dia-
mond last Sunday was a weird,
mystic affair, being presided over
by Medicine Man Casey" Casey
had his dope sheet full and handed
it out to the timid palefaces in
punches. "Chief" Houser was also
all to the good and pulled off several
spectacular stunts. Toledo didn't
have a look in. being unable to con-
meet with Casey's benders. Ross
and Leggett had all the pep"
Plank and Fuller managed to
straighten out a couple of Casey's
offerings and Gwvnn was the "candy
kid" when it came to stealing
bases. Oh! came near forgetting
the score. 13 and 3.
! Mrs. J. G. Plank was called to
Phiomath Sunday evening, having
received word that her niece, the
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fem Randall, had been seriously
burned. 1t seems the little one
was playing in a playhouse which
caught fire and in turn set her
clothes on fire.. There are small
hopes entertained for her recovery.
Fay and Edna Plank accompanied
their mother tn Philomath.
L. M. Commons and George Sell
by of Ona were Toledo visitors
last Tuesday. This office acknow-
ledges pleasant call from both
these gentlemen. Mr.. Selby is a
recent arrival from Quincy, Ill.,,
and is looking this country over
with view to locating. He is
pleased with our climate.
Mrs. o. Gustafson, who has been
visiting at the homes of her son
and daughter near this city, de-
parted Monday morning for her
home at FairvieW. Mrs. Gustafson,
Jr., accompanied her as far as Cor
wallis, where she will visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dean.
Miss Olga Peterson went to Port
land yesterday morning to attend
the Rose Festival. She will then
return to Blodgett where she will
teach school this Summer. return
ing to Toledo this Fall to resume
her duties as teacher in our public
school.
Mrs. Jessie Woodward and
daughter, Venia, of Baker City.
and George and Marjorie Tillotson
of Tygh, Eastern Oregon, arrived
last Tuesday evening for a visit with
Mrs. Woodward's mother, Mrs. M.
E. Alexander, and other relatives.
Fred Chambers returned Tues
day evening from attending grand
lodge at Perdleton. He has since
been visiting with his brother,
Rowl, and family at Prairie City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Van Orden
and Mrs. Pintler of Elk City were
visitors in Toledo yesterday. Mr..
Van Orden attended a meeting of
the Fair Committee.
Miss Blanche Jefferies left for
Corvallis yesterday morning, where
she will visit a few days, going on
to Portland and the Rose Show next
week.
Billy Simpsons colts will cross
bats with Leggett's ball tossers on
Tolode diamond next Sunday after
noon. Don't miss it.
Quite number from Toledo will
attend the picnic given at Eddyvile
under the auspices of the Eddyville
Grange tomorrow. .-a,sasi
Mrs. Fred Stanton returned We'd
nesday evening from a two weeks
visit at Stevenson. Washington.
Miss Hester Hill returned last
evening from several weeks visit
in Portland.
| Misses Lola Wade and Lena
Ball went to Lebanon Tuesday
morning.
M. M. Davis came over from his
home at Eugene Wednesday even
ing.
Ex-County Commissioner John
Fogarty is Toledo visitor today.
Attorney Oscar MIDI ekauff was
up from Yaquina last Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Burkel is a Portland
visitor this week.
A. W. Morgan went to Medford
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