Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-09-25

land last Saturday on a short
business visit.
Miss Eleanor Grady returned
Tuesday evening from a visit at
Kings Valley.
Mrs. Grant Hart returned
Saturday evening from visit
in the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hall and
wife came over from Siletz the
first of the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Tharp were
called to Elk City lasc Satur-
day, returning Sunday.
Miss Edwards of Moore's
Camp visited over Sunday with
Miss Edna Plank in this city.
Valentine Thiel was up from
Newport Tuesday and called in
and paid for another years
Leader.
Road Master Beezley is this
week surveying below the Siletz
Agency for a bridge across the
Siletz river.
Mrs. George Hamar and child
rem arrived down from Nortons
Tuesday evening for a visit with
relatives and friends and to take
in the Fair.
Mrs. Mae Newton arrived over
from Portland Monday evening
and is visiting at the McCluskey
home in this city.
Walter Hall and wife were
over from Siletz Monday. Mr..
Hall was looking after a car of
flour for his firm.
Carpenter Schlecht and son
are building an addition onto r.
A. Anderson's boat building es-
tablishment this week.
Mrs. Maude Horning Ellis
worth came over from Albany
Sunday for a visit with relatives
and friends in this city.
County Judge Fogarty went
to Newport Monday afternoon
on the launch Eola,, on business
connected with his Office.
N. H. Sherwood came over
from Albany last Sunday and is
spending a week with his family
on Olalla and taking in the fair.
Mrs. Alice Waugh returned
Sunday from Corvallis where
she accompanied her daughter,
Elma, who has again entered o.
A. c.
Mrs. E. Ofstedahl returned
Sunday from a visit at Portland.
She was accompanied by her
niece, Lottie Krogstad, who will
visit friends and relatives here
for a while.
Toledo's band has been fur
nishing the music at the fair
grounds this week and are GER
tainly a credit to the town and
to Il. r. Miller, their instructor
and director.
VIM. Mackey, Anton Jacob
/ son, Harry Lutey and John
Peterson spent last Saturday
and Sunday fishing on the ST.
,letz. They returned home Sun
day with oodles OF the "speckled
beauties"
]. II. Glines OF Waldport was
in the city Wednesday attend
ing the Fair and transacting
other business. He called in
and paid up his subscription
and directed that his paper be
sent to Corvallis, as he with his
family will be located there this
Winter, three of his children
attending 0.A.C.
At q meeting OF the clergy and
lay delegates Of the Episcopal
Diocese of Oregon, held in Port
land last week, the Rev. Walter
T. Sumner of Chicago was elec-
ted to succeed the late BishoI
Charles Scadding, who died In
Portland last June. The Chica.
60 rector has asked for a few
days time to consider the call
but Portland friends feel conf.
dent that he will accept. Rev
Mr.. Sumner is clergyman of {
fashionable Episcopal church II
Chicago and is very active II
social service work In that city
AS an indication that Oregon
has appreciated the importanc,
Of good roads and that the var
,ious communities have been will
; ling to spend good money 70
good roads, a report recent.
compiled by the state highwa,
: commission shows that durini
the period between 1903 an,
1912 $1S,392,042 has been ex
, pended on roads and bridges Il
this state. This sum probabl
> does not tell the entire story a
the records of some Of tn
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