Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-09-04

MISS Ruth Larson returned this
noon from a visit to the Valley.
J. c. Hoefein came over from
Eugene for viist with his son.
George. and family. Tuesday.
Merchant R. S. Van Cleve and
family went to Portland Tuesday
morning for few days visit.
Several from Yaquina went to
Elk City Wednesday morning to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Barber.
DR.. Carter of Newport went
through TO Elk City Wednesday
morning to attend the fuceral of
Mrs. Barber.
The schooner Mirene was in from
Portland Tuesday morning with a
cargo of general freight for this
place.
James Mcdonald and Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks and daughter, Miss
Ruby, went to Elk City last Sunday
in Mr.; McDonald's launch.
There will be an old-fashioned
dance at Woodmen Hall this even
ing. It's an all-night. square
dance. Smiths Orchestra will fur
nish the music.
Attorney and Mrs. j. J. John
son. who have been visiting at the
Avery home in this city for sew
eral days. returned to their home
at Portland Wednesday morning.
Jim Tronson. who was fishing on
the Lower Siletz, last Friday fell
in his boat and severly injured
himself. He was brough to Toledo
and taken on the morning train to
the hospital at Albany.
A Washington dispatch of Sep
tember lst saws. "The Hawley bill.
authorizing the sale of five Sec
tions of Siletz Indian lands and
the distribution of over $100, 900
to the Indians. passed the House
today"
After tomorrow the noon pass en-
ger train will be discontinued
The Sunday train will continue for
some time yet. though the limited,
which arrives here a 1920. will
make its last run Sunday. We be-
lieve that If the people of this
Miss Fox Of Ashland delivered
her lecture at the Courthouse last
Monday evening, her subject being,
"The Physiological Effect of Alco-
hol Upon the Human Body" Miss
Fox made good talA and she
thoroughly understands her sub.
ject.
The Bcoth-Kelly mill at Spring.
field was formally opened for busi-
ness last Saturday although it had
been running for few days pre-
viously in orcer to get the machinery
into smooth running order. Thi:
mill has capacity Of 10000 feet
each dsy of ten hours. and make.
use Of the most modern safety anC
and labor-saying devices in ever,
department. 1t will employ about
125 men at first
o. c. Letter. for 10 years cit,
editor Of the Oregonian, has re
signed that position to become DO
liticel manager for William Hanley
Progressive candidate for u. S
Senator. In announcing his resig
nation. MIR. Letter also announces
his retirement from the newspaper
business for the present regardles
Of the result Of the approachinS
political campaign. Horace +
Thomas. for several years assistan
city editor Of the paper, succeed
his former chief. and Walter r
NAV. II is stated. has been nance
TO succeed Thomas.
The musicale given by the choi
Of the M. L. church at uddfelloy
Hall last Friday evening was on,
Of the best Of the kind ever give,
in the city. The program wa
renderr' rv chorus work by tn,
choir - 50 by X. X. Miller
and "i.- by Miss Snyder
Miss . 'o I'D Donald Stewart
The o. ..'s"' vas good. and al
pres'i So veil repaid for thei
atten. J. iss Snyder directe,
the choir AMI Mrs. Stewart accom-
panied at the piano. Al; member
Of the choir and those who assiste,
In the program are TO be CON
mended on their excellent work
After the program ice cream an
cake were served.
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