Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-11-27

FRANK Fogarty is a Toledo WIS.,
itor today.
Eat fried Chicken at the Mer-
charts Hotel Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Casiu of Siletz was
a Toledo visitor Wednesday.
j. A. Silver came down from
Elk City the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milliard Merrell
went to Newport Monday even
ling.
Samuel Reichen of Newport
was county seat visitor Tues
day.
Miss Tweedt has accepted a
position in Norgaard's restaur-
ant.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Trapp were
passengers up the line yester-
day morning.
VIM. Dodson the Taft mer-
chant was a Toledo visitor the
first of the week.
Frank Thompson of Harlan
went to Portland Saturday to
serve on the petit jury.
Miss Eudelle Bethers went to
Corvallis Monday for a several
days visit with friends.
Everett Cook was over from
independence the latter part of
last week, on a short business
visit.
Miss Elma Waugh arrived
over from O.A.C. Tuesday even
ing to spend Thanksgiving at
home.
/, Prof. George Bethers of the
Summit schools is attending
=, teachers institute at Corvallis
!. this week.
: Misses Quennie Freeman, Ida
lKyniston and Clara Larson went
to Newport last evening to the
dance.
v A marriage license was issued
q last Saturday to C. e. Stouder of
6 Nehalem and Miss Susie II. Yo-
4 cum of Lutgens.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler
e Cline of Eddyville, Tuesday, No
v vember "a, 1914, a boy. DR.. and
n Mrs. Tharp Of this place in at
l. tendance.
IS Brother Averill of the New
It port Signal was among those
= from Newport who attended the
e, football game at Corvallis Sat-
d urday.
x Hon. S. G. Irwin, representa-
tive-elect for Lincoln and Polk
& counties, was up from Newport
rs Saturday looking after the
N needs Of this section regarding
al needed legislation.
lie ]. B. Miller arrived down from
E. Portland Tuesday evening on a
,e few days business visit. Mr..
~ Miller is arranging to do some
IN logging down on Willamette
a slough, below Portland, to COM
er mence in the Spring. He has
iy two miles Of railroad to build
TO into the timber.
" Roy Walker went to Portland
nc Wednesday morning as a wit
H. ness in the damage suit of Nc
II, Clintock vs.. Dodson & Cook.
" This case is the result of the
.ls accident of the schooner Nena-
lu mosha, owned by Dodson &
ne Cook, last Summer when she
'tz lost overheard a boiler belong
III ing to McClintock & Son while
1s taking it to Siletz bay from this
ue place. The machinery was or
,p- deck of the boat and when she
ne ran into a rough sea the boiler
eu went into the ocean.
'as aS Four North Bend men will at
,a tempt one of the most adventur
70 ,rv Gus expeditions that has evel
y. started from this part Of thu
he coast when they will leave thu
,n ~ latter part of this month TO
,nr m South America In a 43-foot gas
in IN oline sea-going boat. They ar
NE in search of gold and expect Il
% 'ho prospect in Central and Soutl
.no America. They have no Sc
10 time for returning but will star
- M = out I'm their boat and say the.
aa e will keep on going until the!
W a, find what they are looking for
he Among those who attended
nts the big football game at Corval
ms lis last Saturday, between th'
nd o. A. c. and the U. Of o. WI
me- noticed, DR.. II. ID. Burgess, A
az p. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. X. II
bv Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. b. Nc
ms Cluskey, Miss Corinne Penning
le- ton, Mr.. and Mrs. |. Il. Wishart
, n G. Il. Hawkins, Joel Booth, VII
he lard Carson, Donald Stewart
Get Terrence and Beal Gather