Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-05-28
Lincoln Courty ! .eader
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
COLLINS & HAYDEN, Pubs.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year $1.50
Six Months - .T5
Three Months 80

John Gwvn ~ Eddyville was
in the city Monday.
Mrs. lester Wapo' was a. nos
senger Cor Corvallis Tuesday
morning.
Ha~lev Trvloy. -etur-ej bc~,e
"Wednesday n-n.,irg 1rte- an abb
sence Of several months.
Road Sune-visor frank Lane
and family were passengers for
the Valley yesterday morning.
Mrs. NJ. II. Brown. who he's
been visiting at the w. M. Small
home here, returned to her home
at Marion yesterday morning.
Lot Butler. after n visit with
friends here for several davs re-
turned to his home in the Valley
Tuesday morning.
A game of baseball is sched-
uled for Sunday between the
Olalla Athletic Club ard the To-
ledo High School boys. Game
called at two O'Clock.
Miss OLGA Poulsen retrrned to
her home in Portland Thursday
morning after having targht in
the High School the past Win
ter.
! ]. w. Peterson and wife of
Greenfield, Adair county, Iowa,
arrived here on the 10th and will
visit a couple of weeks with his
brother, A. T. Peterson, and
family.
Tom Hawkins and Miss Verne
Ross closed a very successful
term of school in the Stanton
district last Friday afternoon.
An appropriate program was
rendered and many patrons were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Hasl1in of
Kansas were visiting the latter's
uncle, T. B. Butler. and family
near this city the past two
weeks, leaving Tuesday morning
for home. Mr.. and Mrs. Haskin
! had been at the San Francisco
fair and stopped off here on their
way home. s.-
Miss Jennie Booth entertained
a bunch of her friends at a $500
party at her home in this city
last Friday evening, in honor of
her guest, Miss Patton, of S1ther-
lin. A most enjoyable time was
spent by all. Ice cream and
cake was served at midnight.
Judge Gardner received first
prize and Miss Annie Hawkins
won the consolation prize.
Miss Genevieve Tillotson and
Miss Myrtle Paine have each
been granted a free scholarship,
by reason of their high standing
in school work during the past
year. The scholarship received
by Miss Tillotson was given by
the Pacific University of Forest
Grove, and Miss Paine's was CIV
en- by the Willamette University
Of Salem.
c. G. Damon, the Eddyville
hog man, went through to New
port on the excursion Sunday.
He threatened to shoot us If we
didn't take his "For Sale" ad out
of the Leader. He says he has
sold all his pigs and is getting
tired of answering inquiries. He
says he will have plenty Of pigs
for sale within a few weeks
/ however.
Owing to a controversy arisins
I over the selection Of principa
for the High School, directors
Jos. Swearingen and Mrs. A. M
. Gildersleeve have rendered theil
Z designations as directors. Th'
\ term of w. e. Ball, the remain
y ing director, will expire in June
] thus leaving three directors t
4 be elected at the annual schoo
y meeting, as 1t has been decides
! not to hold a special election Il
I fill these vacancies, but to wal
Z until the annual election whicl
! is held on the third Monday II
I June. At this election one di
\ rector will be elected for on
I year, one for two years and on
\ for three years. Petitions witt
some two hundred signers hav
been presented to the Board ask
I. ing that Prof. John Blough b