Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-10-22
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Arthur Scott came over from
the Valley last Saturday.
Jim Trowbridge was up from
the, Lower Bay last Saturday.
Big Sunday dinners at the Mer-
chants HOTEL. 25c.
Joe Cook was over from ST.
Iletz the first of the week.
Buy your grass seed at the
White Corner Store.
Lafe Pepin was down from
Chitwood last evening.
s. T. Loudon and son, Roger,
of Eddyville were Toledo. visitors
Monday evening.
| Remember the football game
between the Toledo and Stanton
schools here tomorrow after
noon.
Mrs. Alice Waugh went to
Newport Saturday evening for a
visit with her sisters, returning
Wednesday, A
G. C. Walker received a letter
from Austin Rosebroook stating
that he stood the trip,from here
to San francisco in good shape.
F. B. Skinner and Leland Col
Inns returned to Portland We'd
nesday morning, after a weeks
outing here ana at the Yachats.
o. F. Dickson of Independence
was in the city several days this
week looking after property in
terests and renewing acquain-
tances with old friends.
Marriage licenses were gran
ted this week to r. v. Loudon
and Rena A. Alirich, both OF
Eddyville, and G. E. Braughton
of Yamhill equity and Mary
Sagendorf of Waldport.
r. H. Howell, 2, M. Derrick, c.
E. Hawkins and son. Tom. and T..
N. Hayden autoed to Corvallis
last Saturday to take in the o. A.
CIV. S. G, football game. They
returned the same evening.
Frank Goyne of Ruby,iAlaska,
was o. Toledo visitor Monday.
Mr.. Goyne farmerly resided in
Tillamook countY,,but for the
past seventeen years has been in
Alaska. He expects to return
there again. In the Spring.
S. T. Loudon of Eddyville left
for Portland yesterday morning
where he win have charge of the
Lincoln county exhibit at the
Manufacturers and Land Pro-
ducts Show. We believe Mr..
Loudon is the right man for this
place. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Mcdonald of
Yaquina claim the distinction of
being the first to drive a team
over the newly completed wagon
bridge across Depot slough on
the Toledo-Yaquina road. They
came to town over the new road
Wednesday noon.
s. s. Lawrence, representing
G. c. Morse & Co., seed growers
and dealers of San Francisco
was in the city yesterday. This
was Mr.. Lawrence's first trip tc
this section of the country ant
he, expressed himself as beine
verymuch pleased with the out
look here, and predicts a grea'
future for this section.
, A five reel shcw will be siyer
J at the Dime tomorrow evenin,
/ by Mr.. Finley. showing th,
beasts, birds and scenery OF Ore
E gon. This promises to be,
I highly instructive entertain
4 ment and all should attend ma
h possibly can. A charge Of fiv
4 cents for children and ten cent
e for adults will be made.
d John Brown of Nashville wa
= brought to Toledo Tuesda,
s charged with threatening to d
e bodily harm to a neighbor. Nj
Sanderson. Mr.. Brown wa
placed under $500 bonds to kee
: the peace. His trial will be hel
here In Justice Court next Tues
day. G. B. McCluskey will d.
fend Mr.. Brown and j. F.. stew
art will prosecute.
. In a hard fought game of foo
f. ball between Newport and Il
. Toledo High School teams G
the formers grounds last Satu
day Newport was victorious I
the score Of 13 to T., Tomorro
the Stanton school will play Il
z, local team on the Toledo gri
III iron. We believe this will be
es close game as the Stanton bo,
ur have been practicing cpnsistcn
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