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The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-23

The News will begin publishing let irs to Santa Claus the first week in December. We will receive them any tme and as soon as your mind is made ap as to what you want you may write yours.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-11-23

In 1912 there were 1,095 third grade certificates in the state. An examina- tion of these figures shows that the standard of teaching is being raised rapidly.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.

waKn9Aa, 0eoege Loneeabaugh and
,ss s::s 3 s.S.s s.s
nh, on. IL lie oiiss q Ne CIs!l and Record.
:, q e 4: 81 ga .o =
ysysd 70 the pablic trustee IN said county the
iellewins dsserihsd raj sseass y ssid couety
.! Aoatsss.s, toSi,: TIE porthsass Quarter 2.
section Is, al In tovnship y north q rsnSs 70
west of the New nsaico principal meridian,
eoasainins ~ serss. more or isss; tossshs,
ditshss, ditsc rishis and wsisr rights used and
enjoyed In coansctiou Herewith os y anywtse
sppartsnsnt shsrsso, includias. the 3 . Bord
sSIeh; In trust 70 secure The psy.sas o. shsir
pronissory note Of even date with ssid trvet
DECD Tor The principe! sen Of r.4.7s, payabls
ut ~ S'I I: sou;S. .ssss az. sS...os SisS
interest thereon froa date thereof until ma.
turisy ~ " pss cent ps. asnun, and q 2 per
81: .. payable 1 .s.issasss, .sa 3; y. con,
u the amount u said note % attorneys fsss,
Il not paid when due On collected b. attorney
y :i E.,ss: .s.S b.. ned. b. ..d
sssntors In said trus, dssd Up The pssfornancs
% the covenants and conditions i.pcssd apoe
then b. Oh: tss.s Of said trust dSsd, u thia.
said note aud the interest due thsrsoa froa
date thereof, and certain of the ta1cs thseson,
and ~ keep the buildinss On said property
And, whereas, the legal holdssp u the ipdsbs.
s.iness represented BY ssh note have AID with
said public trustee noties and demand In writ.
Ing. declaring said dsiaait, and s!scttn1 10
advertise said property Tor sale, and deaasdins
the sale thsreof under said trust dssd.
Nov, therefore. public notice y hereby siven.
that, pursuant 10 aid notice. slsetioa and a..
ysstsa 70 ne b. said trust dssd and the lsw. !,
Charles B. saith, public trustee 10 ssid eoynty
u hontssuma, Slli ssll the above dsscsibYd
properly Tor cash q publle auction y the htsh.
set asd bsss biddef Of the trust aoos Of the
~ ccaaty u Hossssuas % ths ssste p
Colersdo, ~ fassdsy, the ~ day u June. 4.
Darposs 81 psyins ssid noss saa ~ in.srsss
theesoa 70 date " sale. sttQsnsy's eses, sscesy
pe!d out fos Insurance and he sipeases Ut this
ssls, and will give 10 the lasshasss thereof q
esstiacsss u parchass .hsrseos, - psovsdsd b.
Dated MAJ u. isss.
,,s,,. n,., csA.t 49, !. ss 49,
fisst pehlleestoa Nag y, telA
Lsss 1seoissstoe JuDs " nls.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.

wnKREAs, Thomas P. Irving, whose address
9oSs:: : s az. y ,:.u ssS:;
recorder q Hoa.ssS~s sosniy, Coiorsdo. 10
county sss,.y.a 70 he Pubic rrnsss. q ala
comfy the soilowins land In said county,
'c Thn g., half ~ IN. ,o,,h..,, on.r,., nv u
NJ Z and the west half q the east half Of the
:;s.is. II 'Ss.S'sis ssii, Il. Poih
survey; also n lnprovsnsnss. ditch and ditch
rights, water and vatsr ri6hts. thereunto b..
Ssser. + noss q even S.ss VIZ .:ia
deed for u ,00.D, payable 10 the order Of H. J.
Porter three years after date with interest
per snnum payable from date until paid and
Tor 10 per cont. for attorney fees II collected
by suit q otherwiss.
the said grantor In said trust dsed.in the per.
Torrance o. the covenants and conditions I'm.
posed upon him hy the terms Of said trust desd
pay said principal note when due and has
note s,nce December ., isll, and taass on ssid
ASp WHEREAS. Ths legal holder Of tho indebt.
said Public Trustee notice and demand In writ
clare the whole debt represented b. said note
payable. and demanding the sals Of said land
"f Now. T.r.H ss Public motto. /. hereby
given that, pursuant 70 said potics, slsction
aud demand, and under and by virtue Of
me &. ch. slid. ss'is s ssis
Trustee Of said Aoatssuna county, vii ssll
the above described land Tor cash, at public
ssction. to the highest bidder q the front door
County Of nontssuns and State Of Colorado,
on Monday, the seventh day Of Juns. 4. d. 1915,
paying seid note, intsrsst TO date q saIs, taxss
paid By ths legal holder u said note. attornsys
fese aad the sspsnss u this sale, sed will give
70 ths purchaser thereof . certificate Of pur.
chase thsrsfos - provided b. Law.
Dated Nay LIST, iSis.
.CnAaLRs r. SAIra,
Public Trustee Of noetssnns County. Colorado
First publicatioo Nay T. 1915.
Last puhlieatiop MAJ n 1918
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
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April eeh, l41S.
hesiss d kseshy givsa that vioYd 3. l.siaoss
u tswts. Cososedo. Sso, % Aasese - W.,
ssi ~ nv % q eses!oe ~, teveshig q
2esth. rasss = 80. =. = sssi Sl. has has
0Opei0a psoo4, % es1aollsh elaim 10 the land
sSSss dssssiSsa. hsSoss ]. =. brs.iss. clerk q
- a:ss sSsH nses':sn .s so ;s.S see. 2;
Cisi1ess. sa.ss q vis,sssss,.
kssSfiL Z D9yss: Casslss = psyi -. "a =
q. Z. CuAslron,
Iisss psh. sps v, lass psb. nay q. lSlS.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
Friday. May a.. 1915.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

COUNTY OFFICERS
Judge, J. J. Downey
Clerk, 3. n. Burke
Treasurer, Chas. X. Smith
Superintendent Of schools. MARY Z. Taylo
Assessor, K. H. Kittsil
Sheriff, Henry l.. Crawford
Surveyor. {. Z. knight t
Attorney, ". II. Consld
Coroner. E. u. Johnson
Representative, =. &. 0recn
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
District No. I, r. B. Durham
District No. ., II. N. Outlet
District No. 3, Arthur L. Broadhsad
TOWN OFFICIALS
Mayor, W. r. Ordway
Treasurer. Randolph williamson
Town Clerk, b. Z. Walters
Town Marshall, q. n. McCoansli
Attorney, 3, W. Carpentsr ss
Water Clerk, B. {. waltsrs
Water Supt, J. Z. Mcksssss.
Trustees:
c. ?. Moaros, Forrest Bradfsld,
Grant Hughes, WI. Esoa, W, v. Bysrs,
J. Z. Barrett. -<.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21


This Il the big store
You hear - much shout;
Ycu never seen the ike before.
Such goods you cannot do without.
Doa't delay fixing up that NOV.
e.. binder OF rake. Most Of our
Sepairs are IN BOW.
Eight Blk loads Of wire for the
Craysoe and Monticello country
this week.
Anothes big six.horse outfit
loaded ont Monday for the west.
Purity, faith and your good will
ere the main things We strive for
u Ne climb the great hill.
u. s. Surveyor p. c. Rathbone
out6tted Saturday from our many
departments.
We have anything you want In
the line Of curtain scrim.
Children's parasols IS cents to
Sa.ss.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
NOTICE OF FINAL YErrLRnRNr.

NOTICE. U FINAL bEfrL80ENf.
ID ths nasssr q the Estate of asary D. Wal.
lace docoased.
Nosiee e Hereby 0ivss. That o. needay,
the 7th day of June, A. d. lDls, beiu3 Ooe al
the regular days q the Juns. 4. D. m, tern
- Sssss q Coicssdo. 1. W IA Fsr,s. ~ inis.
traitor Dc Boois Non of said estate, Will spooep
esscrs ths, judss u said court, make ~
anal ssttlemsat - sseh saniaistsatos
los Anal ssttlsment, pray the approval
u the sams, and will then apply 70 b dis.
chareed ~ such administrator; At which tias
and present objections 10 the sans 10 aay
Tiers b..
Dated at Asscos, Colorado, u, SD: isis.
Adninistr ator de Bouis Non II the Balato Of
Hsary b. Wallace, Deceased,
First pab nay :, lsis; last pub aay D, iSis.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
MOTTO. .OR PUBLICATION.
(publiehsrD
NoaCosi Ard

Dspass9sat u sks lntsrios,
q. .. Lad O0ee 81 OuraAso, Colorado.
ApsL ~ loiA.
Il Lsuis. Coloredo. yko, % hey iSeA, nls.
nsde kcnssseed sppilestios sssiai Nc; 49,.
6is1 sostcs u intPstiop " nats nnal thrss
ysaf 1suol, % sssahlish elela y tAs Lard abeys
14seslksd. before J. y. brsmlsy. clerk u the
sl Ceres, colorado, N Tie net aay u Nay.
I5aA
CIainaas saass - witnesses,
Vlllan q. Lewis, Edward A. winbouru,
cls1 Noaskss and xilllaa o. Rsthssford al
" Leuh. Colosado.
q. n. CuAaLrou, Register
rtssa psb sps y !; iass psb oay y, ists.
The Dolores star., 1915-05-21
The Harris Bros. Mercantile Go.
STORE NEWS

Good time to buy that DeLavei
Separator.
Children's crepe dresses $I.aS
each; Bingham dresses 2. and IS
cents.
A little talk about the weather,
hut the main tject now
Whenever you Gst together
ID our swell forgery shop.
3oinch rice cloth IS cents per
yard; crepe cloth s. cents per yard;
ga sheeting IS cents per yard;
a and 4s.inch pillow tubing as
cents per yard.
New line Of ladies' crepe dresses
just received.
We manage our store - one
should care for . good clock.
We never let II run down.
Grow! GROW! 0ROWi
This N what we show;
A business Last month proved to be
The largest In our history.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-06
PAIR WEDAT MIDNIGHT

The Newport correspondent
in the Oregonian of the 1st, says:
The midnight marriage yester-
day of Geo. e. Smiley and Mrs.
Aria M. Thompson, middle-aged
residents of Newport, increases
long list of unusual weddings
here this year. DR.. Walter M.
Berry, justice of the peace, was
called on Friday to perform a
marriage ceremony at Mr..
Smiley's residence. The pros
pective bride, Mrs. Thompson,
had received a deere of divorce
from a Newport candy maker,
which required six months to
elapse before remarrying. On
examining Mrs. Thompson's de-
cree, Justice Berry discovered
that the time would not be up
until Saturday, July 81, and said
that he would marry the couple
in the morning. Both inter-
rupted him by asking if the time
would not expire at midnight
Friday, and being told that it
would, prevailed upon Justice
Berry to remain until then. The
ceremony was commenced at
the last stroke of IL by the
clock.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-06
COUNTY NEWS News News Of each each ] ca.nuny Gathered each

mediately taken to a doctor
where the most careful atten-
ton was paid. The child is get
ting along nicely at present,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Randall
are at present visiting their son,
w. e. Randall, and family, here.
Mrs. W.. r. Moore spent last
Friday night with Mrs. G. C.
Lane at Riverside. ~
Fire Warden Lee Wade of To-
ledo passed through this vicinity
last week.
Mrs. Simmons and Misses vi
ola and Grace Crooks of Albany
are visiting with their brother,
]. e. Crooks, and family. They
expect to return home this
week.
w. r. Moore went to Toledo
Saturday to have some teeth
pulled which have been bother
ing him considerably lately.
Ray Brown went to Corvallis
Wednesday to work.
Alva Moore spent last Thurs
day night with Rupert Stewart
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Hodges OF
! Salado are staying on Mr.. and
Mrs. M. w. Randall's place while
they are away.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-06

UPPER BEAVER
n 49, -

Percy Vancil and Peter Peter
son made a trip to Yaquina
Thursday.
George and Eugene Emerson
departed Friday for Nemah,
Washington, where they will
stay indefinitely.
Archie Zeek of Poole slough
is helping X. d. Martin with his
hay harvest.
Peter Peterson, Gordon Emer-
son. Mrs. Dora Huntsucker and
Mrs. A. Peterson and baby were
Newport visitors Monday.
Mrs. Hester Coovert of Ona
was visiting friends in this vi
cinity Wednesday.
Henry Rhoades and sons. Vir-
gil and Floyd, went to Newport
Tuesday.
Mrs. Dora Huntsucker visited
at the Peterson ranch Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. Shirmer
and daughter and Henry Shir-
mer of Oyster City are visitors
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-06

BAY VIEW
q a q q -


S. r. McWillis and E. e. Dyer
assisted e. S. Oakland with his
hay a few days this week.
A Sunday school has been or
ganized at this place again.
Mrs. Frank Huntsucker spent
a few days this week at Wright
creek at her father in laws, put
ting up some fruit.
Misses Yada Yocom and Lille
Simonson and Messrs. Gudrew
Simonson, Granville Yocom and
Pat Prescott spent Sunday on
Drift creek.
Granville Yocom hauled hay
for Geo. Prescott Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Misses Johanna Hansen and
Josie Oakland and Milton Hen.
erickson spent Sunday at Ole
Olson's, on Drift creek.
Frank Huntsucker assisted X
Hendrickson with his hay one
day this week, also Milton
Little.
George Edwards of Ona was
transacting business in Bay
View and Waldport Monday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-06
DASTARDLY CRIME
NEAR CHlTWOOD

Yesterday afternoon about 2
o'clock two hoboes met Mrs. r.
r. Lakin on the road about half
way between Eddyville and Chit
wood. Mrs. Lakin who was rid
ing a horse was compelled to dis
mount at the point of pistol.
She was then dragged up a lone
ly canyon about two hundred
feet from the road, where the
two dastards ravished her,
robbed her, bound her hands
behind her, tied her feet, gagged
her, and left her there in the
brush to die. And she would
have undoubtedly died there had
she not been able to get her feet
loose and managed to get out to
the road where Mr.. Maxwell of
independence found her. Upon
Mr.. Maxwell cutting her hands
loose and removing the gag she
tainted and it was perhaps a half
hour before she was in a condi-
ton to talk. Upon learning
what was the trouble, Mr.. Max
well hurried at once with her to
Chitwood where he spread the
alarm and where Mrs. Lakin
was given attention.
Upon learning of the crime
Sheriff Geer, Deputies Ross and
McElwain and f. N. Hayden of
the Leader force left for the
scene of the crime in an auto.
In the meantime a posse had or
ganized at Eddyville and gone
in pursuit of the scoundrels, who
were reported as going up the
railroad track toward Nortons
The posse overlook and captured
them near Alec Warnock's place
Each hobo had a gun, but real
izing that they were out mum
bered, surrounded without 6
fight. The hoboes had made NJ
attempt to hide, evidently feeling
secure in the knowledge tha
had left their victim securel.
bound. They are both youn,
men, one 81 and the other % an,
claim they have no relatives
They claimed to have walket
down the coast from Tillamool
and were on their way out to tn
Willamette valley.
; Mrs. Lakin, who is abou
!, twenty years of age, is the wifi
of Robert Lakin of Nashville
superintendent Of one of the c
| & e. bridge crews. Mrs. LakiI
/, is now at Chitwood in a critica
: condition.
Sentence will probably b.
passed upon the prisoners today
as they have both signified thei
intention of making a complet
:, confession. Circuit Court is sti
d. in session.
Hanging is too good for sue
, beasts.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-06
OLAllA

Mr.. Young's mother and sister
have arrived or a visit from
Pasco, Washington.
The sun shines at last to glad
den the hearts of the hay max
ers.
Mr., Almond has rented
Grandpa McCluskey's house for
the Winter and has commenced
work on his ranch on the hill.
Mrs Chas. Whitlaw remains
about the same.
]. G. Hammond left Monday
morning for his work at Blair,
Nevada. --..
Gunder Olson has moved into
the house formerly occupied by
Mr.. Harshman, and Mr.. Thomp-
! son, Jr., expects to move into
the house vacated by Mr.. Olson.
Wilbur Rhoades is able to
NOW hay, after having an attack
Of bronchitis.
Mrs. F. H. Lane and children
were visiting at Wilbur Rhoades'
Saturday.
John Hammond is now the
proud owner of the launch
Wasp" formerly owned by
Arthur Nye.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-06
ONA


Mrs. V. w. Ohmart and little
granddaughter, Velleda, of Sa-
lem are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c..
S. Ohmart.
Mrs. ]. H. Wolfersperger and
son, Walter, of Hillsboro are Wis
iting at the Commons ranch.
Miss Kate Lyons, who has
been working for Mrs. L. M.
Commons the past week, re-
turned to her home at West va
quina Friday.
Mrs. Fred Ryan and children
and her mother in law, Mrs.
Ryan Of Grants Pass came in
Monday for a visit at the Ryan
home here. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gatens
and children of South Beaver
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Edwards. -
Miss Violet King returned tc
her home at Winant Sunday
She was accompanied by hel
sister, Mrs. ]. T. Hanlon.
| G. S. Ohmart and Clifford
Phelps made a business trip t.
| Toledo Friday.
Mrs. Joe Lissy and son Wal
ter, and Mrs. Grace Burrough.
called on Mrs. Ohmart Thurs
day afternoon.
! Little Clarence Edwards had {
narrow escape from drownins
Sunday evening while playing b,
the creek.
| Fay Selby was at the Fl. II
Cook Cos sawmill Sunday.
Grandma Long, who has beer
quite i'll for some time, is slowl,
improving.
A. M. Cook went to Corvallis
Tuesday.
We are all glad to hear tha
Lloyd Commons, who is st 81
Vincent's Hospital at Portland
is able to be around on crutches
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-06
OUT OF TOWN VISITORS
REGISTERED AT HOTELS

The following are the out of
town people stopping at the
Merchants Hotel this week:
r. S. Case, Newport. G. A.
Russell, Newport. w. r. Hall.
Siletz. c. l.. Green, Newport.
C. A. Brown, Salado. ]. Kentta,
Siletz. R. Thomas, Albany.
w. S. Elting, Dallas. G. A. Olin,
Siletz. Dan Nadean, Siletz. A.
Ingles, Portland. Joe Kosydar,
Siletz. T. F. Travis and wife,
Siletz. Chas. Saunders, New
port. Mark Hayes, Yachats.
VIM. Towner and wife, Siletz.
w. X. Millen, Newport. ]. l..
Ridenour, Harlan. A. q. Jones,
Portland. Louise OLSON, New
port. VIM. Smith, Denzer. L.
A. Harris, Summit. ]. c. Bar
clay, Tidewater. Rev. Sumner,
Portland. Rev. B. G.. Lee, New
port. Rev. Fl. r. White, South
/ Bend, Ind. william Whitefield,
Portland. Anton Resch, Devils
Lake. G.. A. Damon, Eddyville,
John Crooks. Glen. Geo. w.
Cox, Orton. Irven Magee, Eddy
vile. L. V. Porter, Nortons. o.
e. Jones, Portland. Nj. d. We'll
tin, Eddyville. B. M. Howell,
Newport. c. e. Linton, Wald-
port. l.. r. Farris, Portland. e.
T. Radiant, Siletz. C. S. Davis,
Siletz. F. l.. Buker, Waldport.
b. w. King, Newport. Lew
Dufour, Mexico City, Mexico.
The following are the out of
town people stopping at the
Commercial Hotel this week:
]. e. Martin, Corvallis. C.L.
Chatterton, Siletz. f. l.. Buker,
Waldport. Josiah Frady, Har=
Ian. Chas. Jokinen, Grand
Ronde. Chas. Allen, Elk City.
Mark Hayes, Yachats. II. A.
Fister, Rose Lodge c. Holver-
son, Newport. Harry Fishwood,
Lincoln, Nebr. Frank Creasey,
Portland. Jno. Turner, Port
land. j. ii. Hawkins, Siletz.
VIM. Smith, Siletz. William
Towner and wife,, Siletz. A. F.
Collver, Newport. Geo. Baker,
Orton. Louis Towner, Siletz.
T. f. Travers, Siletz. G. Bayley,
Donel. S. Bayley, Donel. Mrs.
X. X. Lakih, Nashville.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-06
FIRE DESTROYS
RANCH HOME

Yesterday noon the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Young,
living about three miles north
west of town on the Newport
wagon road, was completely
destroyed by fire. Nothing was
saved except a few clothes.
The fire was caused by a de-
fective stovepipe. The only
persons at home were Mrs.
Young and two small children
and a neighbor girl. The wo-
men attempted to move the pi-
ano out Of the house and got II
as far as the door when it stuck
making 1t impossible to remove
any of the furniture. The sew
ing machine was also stuck in a
window. The ladies had a bad
time getting out themselves.
The place, the house and some
Of the furniture belonged to b.
l.. Bissett. Mr.. Young was
away at the time working on the
roads.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-06
YAQUlNA

Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan of Newport
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gee and
daughter spent Sunday in the
Culver and Saxton home.
VIM. Toner left for Portland
on business Monday morning,
returning Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Walling, who has been
visiting in the Toner home, re-
turned to her home in Amity
Monday, accompanied by her
son, Kirk, who will return short
ly.
Jesse Reeder left for Portland
Wednesday morning.
There was a dance given in
honor of Chamberlain's bridge
crew at the Restaurant last
evening. There was a large
crowd for such short notice. but
all had a good time and wish
them back for longer stay next
time.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-06


Mrs. VIM. Scarth arrived
down from Elk City last even
ing.
Mrs. M. Knauff and sister,
Mrs. Jones, came up from New
port Wednesday morning to
spend few days at the Knauff
home north of town. Mrs.
Jones is here from Michigan on
a visit, also visiting the San
Francisco fair while West.
Rev. +. s. Shields and wife
were passengers for Newport
Tuesday noon. Rev. Shields
was pastor of the M. Il. Church
in this city some years ago, go.
ing to McMinnville, where he 4;
still stationed. Mr.. and Mrs
Sields will spend their vacation
at Newport.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-06

Mrs. Wheelan of Mondovi.
Wisconsin, arrived Tuesday
morning for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Swearingen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Swearingen and Mrs.
Wheelan were old neighbors in
Wisconsin.
r. N. Warnock has Just re-
ceived a letter from his daughter
Cressey stating that she and DR..
Donohoe were married by the
American Counsel at Shanghai.
China, on June oath, and en-
closed the marriage certificate.
DIR. and Mrs. Donohoe say they
are "tickled to death to be mar
ried after all their trials and trib-
ulations.' They are going to a
summer resort, Kuling, for few
months, then the doctor will pra-
tice his profession and they will
make their home at Hankow.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-06
Siletz Reservation.
ss . 4
POOLE SLOUGH

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Barker
called on Mrs. ]. H. Sugg of Wi
nant Friday.
Thomas Brown and son, Chas.
were Toledo callers Friday.
Miss Julia Brown called on Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Roberts Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schirmer
and son, Leo, were Newport Wis
itors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Barker and
daughters, Hazel and Tolo, Wis
tied at the Brown ranch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Roberts
have their new house just about
completed.
and daughter, Julia, ,etasoihdrlu
Thos. Brown, son and daugh-
ter, Chas. and Julia, and w. d.
Roberts were Newport visitors
Tuesday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-08-06

at the Huntsucker home.
Mrs. Henry Rhoades and
daughter, Aletha and Alpha, Wis
tied at the Peterson ranch Sun
day.
Mrs. Dora Lewis and children
returned home Monday.
Jim Huntsucker visited with
Johnnie Emerson Friday and
Saturday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Huntsucker
went to Yaquina Saturday,