Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-05-21
Willie Clausius Of Siletz was in
the city Wednesday evening.

Willie Clausius of Siletz was in
the city Wednesday evening. Z
IF. Travers, the Siletz black
smith, was over to the ball game
Sunday.
Marriage license was issued
Wednesday to William Cochell
and Ovella Davis.
Mrs. G. Mackey returned last
Saturday evening from visit
to the Valley.
]. G. Plank brought to market
several days ago a lot of ripe
raspberries.
Mrs. Lena Jones is up from
Otter Rock visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Enos have
moved back to Elk City, where
Mr.. Enos can look after the saw
mill at that place.
Leonard Newkirk of Milwau-
kie visited the first of the week
with his sister, Mrs. F. Rieb-
4 hoff, near this city, returning
home yesterday morning.
4 j. ID. Hamaker claims that he
Is the first in the market with
green peas and new potatoes,
!, having brought some of each to
town last Saturday.
w. c. Fischer closed a term
of school in the Yaquina district
, last Friday. Mr.. Fischer has
been retained for the next term,
thus making thee consecutive
years for him In that school.
Mrs. M. Espy had the misfor,
! tune to slip on the wet walk
! Tuesday morning, causing hel
!. TO fall and dislocate her shoul
/; der. DR.. Tharp is attending hel
g and says she is getting along
: nicely.
Johnny Yasek brought an egl
!. to this office this week, laid b,
( a Black Minorca hen, which l
certainly one of the "whoppers.
!. The egg measures 6R inche
J. by 49, inches in Circumference
and weighs a trifie over fou
u ounces. Can you beat 1t?
The Grammar grades are pre-
pairing for a closing day pre-
N gram to be held at the Dime
May 2Sth, at s p. m. Incider
IF tally this will be the time
" awarding the Eighth Grade d
plomas.
C. X. Crosno Informs us thu
the coal mine out north OF tow
u is now getting out coal in quar-
n. titles and will soon be in a p'
IN sition to fill your wants in Il
a coal line. The coal will be haul'
o. to Toledo by team and loaded
at the cars and shipped to Vall'
's' points. Mr.. Crosno will be age
u for Toledo.
cd Prof. S. B. Ports, principal
IN the Toledo Grammar school, e
,y tertained the members of {
NJ Eighth Grade at his home la
Tuesday evening. Ten mel
bers of the class were presel
The evening. was spent In va
iious games and contests un
no a late hour when refreshmer
Nh were served. All those prese
mt report a dandy" time.
to The annual conventions
in grand lodges of Oddfellows a
In Rebekahs are In session at Ne
ore port this week. Represen
lth tives from every nook and C
lie ner of the state are In att
nth dance. These delegates w
oys down on a special train VIII
,od left Portland last Mono
ing morning, and on the regu
way passenger train that event
yde The weather has been disagr
ing able but evidently all are hav
,re, a most enjoyable time.
The minstrel show given
II the pupils of the Newport II
, in School at the Dime In this
,me last Saturday night was one
the best entertainments G
given in the city. The no
letz was crowded and the pet
,ane we're very responsive to the
deli forts OF the youthful perform
,ane who all acted like profession
,otn The songs, jokes, etc. were
iced good and displayed considers
ATS talent among those young
,sev pie. The Business Mems Q'
'elix tet and Mr.. Baynard greatly
ton sisted with several songs,
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