Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-03-27

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Austin Rosebrook announces
dance at Oddfellow Hall tomorrow
night.
Clarence Bateman returned Mon
day evening from a trip up into
Idaho.
For delicious Portland ice cream,
an d dainty home made cakes, 90
to Norgaard's restaurant.
Mrs. T. P. Fish returned Tues
day evening from visit to Port
land. where che selected her Spring
stock of millinery.
c. D. Babcock. of the State
Industrial Accident Commission,
was over from Salem Wednesday
securing data for that commission.
Another old fashioned dance will
be held at Woodmen Hall Friday
evening, April Sd. All night dance.
Good music and u good time for
all.
A Methodist social club has been
organized here with a membership
of twenty-five. The club plans to
hold a social meeting every two
weeks.
Mrs. Leone Kaufman. who has
been staying the past year with
Mrs. Jennie jacobson in this city,
returned Monday to her home at
Shedds.
c. E. Olney of Msryville, WASH
iagton. arrived Wednesday evening
f,r visit with his old army chum.
Tim Elting. of Upper Farm. at the
home of p. Fl. Elting.
2. c. Copeland returned Tuesday
evening from visit to the inctrop-
o'is. Mrs. Copeland visited her
sister Mrs. Alice Waugh. in this
city during Zenas' absence.
A crowd Of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Lingenfelter sur.
Drised them at their home in this
CITY Wednesday evening. the occss-
ion being their twelfth wedding an
niversary.
| Appropriate flag raising services
were held at the grammar school
last Friday afternoon, when a new
flag pole was raised in the school
yard and fine new flag is now fly
ing to the breeze.
Roy Walker this week received
word that his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walker, had left San Pedro,
for Toledo. and would arrive here
the first of next week. Mr.. WAL
ker has one and the promise of two
ships to build here this Summer.
The schooner Mirene will leave
Portland next Wednesday for t.
ledo with cargo of merchandise.
The owners of the Mirene have
purchased another boat. the Enter
prise. and the two vessels will make
the regular run between this pot t
and Portland making ttip every
seven days, -.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Groth arrived
down from Dundee Monday. even
ing and will make their home in
this city. Mr.. Groth is a black
smith and has leased the Day shop
at the north end of Hill street.
MIR. Groth also has a reputation as
baseball pitcher. being able to
deliver the ball with either his
right or left hand. and will be a
welcome addition to the Toledo ball
team.
Elsewhere in this issue appears
the announcement Of c. X. Crosno
for the nomination, on the Republi-
can ticket. for County Treasurer
Mr.. Crosno IS q native son. having
been born and raised in this section
and consequently needs no intro
duction to the voters of the county.
He has been engaged in the real
estate and insurance business here
the past several years. This is
Mr.. Crosno's first appearance on
the political field and he asks
your support at the com ing pri-
mary.
Word was received here last Fri
day evening of the sudden death of
Mrs. Blanche Shisler at Portland.
Mrs. Shisler was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Hurley of
this city, one Of the old pioneer
families of this Yaquina bay
c,untry, and resided here all her
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