Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-10-10
John Kentta was over from ST.
letz on busir ejs Wednesday.

Jonn hentta was over from ST.
letz on busir ejs Wednesday.
Rev. W. I. Pearce of Siletz re-
turned Monday evening from a
visit to the State Fair at Salem.
Mrs. Alice Waugh returned Sat-
urday evening from a visit with
her daughter. Elma, at Corvallis.
Mrs. DR.. Bowers who has been
visiting friends near this city, re-
turned to her home at Newberg
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Heath have
moved into the house owned by
Hawkins & McCluskey, on Second
street.
Manager C. 7. Sailing of the
light plant, went to McMinnville on
business the fret Of the week, re-
turning Wednesday evening.
F. H. Phillips passed through to
the lower Siletz Friday evening.
being called there by the death of
his brother in law. Clarence Parm-
ele.
G. E. Marshall, wife and father
in law. of Hutchinson. Kansas.
are visiting at the home of the for-
mer's brother in law. Assessor w.
E. Ball. and family in this city.
During the month of September
teachers permits were issued as
follows: Della Davenport. Harlan
Mrs. E. M. Booco, Siletz: R. R.
Miller. Aileen Gather, Toledo;
Jean Bell. Pioneer.
Vim. Toner of Yaquina as a To-
ledo visitor Wednesday. This office
has just turned out a large number
of price cards for Mr.. Toner, who
is in the fish business. giving the
price of Yaquina Bay salmon. crabs
etc
The Leader has been appointed
agent for a large Magazine Sub
scription Agency and we are now
prepared to take your orders for
magazines. We can also give you
a liberal clubbing rate with the
Leader and any magazines you
might wish.
Clarence Ofstedahl and Renus
arnold returned on the excursion
train Sunday from the State Fair.
Going out in Clarence's auto Fri
day they burned out the clutch
little this side of Blodgett. They
'phoned to Albany for another
machine which came cut and towed
them in Clarence will leave his
car at Albany this Winter. bring
ing it over here again in the Spring.
Today is the day of the "big
noise" all over the Pacific coast,
when word is flashed that the dam
separating the waters of the Pacific
and Atlantic oceans has been blown
away, in the Panama canal. In
celebration of this most important
event all wheels of industry will
be stopped for a period of one
minute and all whistles. bells and
other noise making devises will be
brought into use. Toledo is ex-
pected to do her part.
Mr.. and Mrs K P. Coin returned
Saturday evening from the State
Fair at Salem They were we'll
| pleased with the fair. but were
very much disappointed in the fact
that the Lincoln county school ex-
hibits did not arrived there in time
to be placed on exhibit. The ex-
hibit was shipped from here Satur-
day morning and did not arrive at
Salem until the following Friday
afternoon. Superintendent Coin
says that our exhibits would have
been equal if not superior to any
school exhibits on display at the
fair.
Fifteen friends were entertained
at a "circus" whist party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Gard
ner in this city last Friday evening.
The guests present were Mrs. Cuth-
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Scarth,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Huffman.
Sheriff and Mrs. Geer. Misses
Verne Ross. Esther Copeland,
Frances Simpeon, wessrs. Len
| Butteriield. DR.. Burgess. Everett
Cook. Fred Russell and X. e. Col
Inns. Mrs. Geer won fist prize and
Miss Simpson captured the hooby
prize. At midnight a dainty luach
was served with ice cream. cake,