Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-16

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day morning.
George King was up from Oyster
vile the first Of the week.
Homer Evans of Upper Farm was
Toledo visitor last Monday.
Miss Eliza Bruseth of Elk City was
Toledo visitor last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mort Hodges came down
from Salado Friday evening, retu. ming
home Saturday morning.
Johnny Peterson was a passenger
for Corvallis Tuesday morning, where
he has position In the depot.
James Salvage came over from AL
bany Friday, returning to that place
the first Of the week.
Attorney Abrahams of Roseburg
was a Toledo visitor the first of the
week.
Lester Waugh went to Portland
Tuesday morning for few days busi-
ness visit.
Russell Adams OF Siletz returned TO
Chemawa Monday morning, where he
will again take up his studies.
Newt Center came over from OAC
Aehos tNch-
ing.
Walter Hall, Grant King, Ralph
Hamar, p. H. Elting and others were
over from the Agency yesterday on
road matters.
Roy Swearingen with his launch
Chicora took about twenty to South
Beach yesterday to gather buckle
berries.
Andrew Gallagher, one of the sub.
stantial farmers Of Ona, was transact.
ing business here Wednesday. He sold
a fine bunch of steers to Lester
Waugh.
Z. ]. Avery returned last evening
from Salem and Portland. We have
heard many favorable comments on
the way Ed handled Lincoln county's
exhibit at the state fair.
o. r. Hollingsworth and w. B. Hart
ley have opened an undertaking parlor
at Newport. Mr.. Hollingsworths will
conduct this as a side line to his To-
ledo establishment.
The road meeting for this district
will be held at the Courthouse Sat.
urday, October 81, 1914, at one o'clock.
This meeting is for the purpose of
levying a tax.
Our little spiel regarding Dr. Jckel
ard Mr.. Hyde produced the desired
eject, and we guess there is no doubt
In anyone's mini now as to is the
author Of the Farmer articles.
Miss Lottie Krogstad returned ia
her home at Portland Saturday morn
tn1 aftnr Walt xt,tth u,.l
friends here. She returned In time
|, to attend the marriage Of her sister,
Miss Agnes.
The store and postofIice at Orton,
at Upper Farm, burned last Saturday
night, being. we are informed, a total
, loss. The store was owne1 and oper.
ated by G. 4. Wilson, who also has a
!, store at Nortons.
J G. Bruner has purchased $50 acres
in the Upper Siletz valley and will
move on same the first OF November.
About 100 acres are under the plow.
Mr.. Bruner will dairy and raise hogs
and chickens.
|, The launch Transit brought a
crowd down from Elk City Sunday to
, the football game.
Toledo or Newport were neither
able to score In the football
game on the local gridiron last
Sunday. The Toledo boys were
outweighed but when II was nec-
|, essary held their heavier opponents
and punted out OF the danger zone.
Owing to the rain storm the atten.
dance was light. A return game will
be played soon.
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Oregonian.
The Toledo Band will put on a min.
strel show at Newport Saturday even.
ing, and after the show dancing will
! be INDUCED In. Boats will 70 down
from here. returning after the dance
leaving Newport about 1880. The
boys have new jokes and stunts and
VIII put on n good show. A crowd
VIII go from here and take In the show
: and dance. II you are looking for a
| good time join the crowd.
: Peter Boyer, the buttermakar at the
: Toledo Creamery. this week received a
: gold medal as the first prize for but
ter exhibited at the convention of Iown
Dairy Association. This is n mighty
: good recommend for Mr.. Boyer and
the Toledo Creamery. When butter
, can be shipped half way across the
continent and capture first prize Iben
. competing with butter OF the Sta.e oi
Iowa. which was not shipped such a
distance, II fully demonstrates that we
nave an expert butter maker and a
first class article.
The gas schooner Tillamook picked
up Roy hamburger and Al SPRUCE OF
this bay Wednesday evening In their
small fishing boat These boys are
from Coos bay having left that place
last Friday morning for Umpuua. As
they were crossing the Coos bay bar
they had trouble with their engine
and hugh breaker swept away their
provisions. They drlfted north and
when picked up by the Tillamook were
almost starved and were 80 exhausted
that they could neither eat or drink.
They are being taken care OF at New.
port and will 20 TO Umpqua on the
Tillamook when that vessel leaves
down the coast.
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