Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-29
Newport

from Portland, registering at the
Abbey. The Captain is the pro-
prietor Of the Alsea Hotel at
Waldport. This hotel has been /
re-modeled and improved so that
1t is up to date in all its appoint
ments and the table is always
furnished with the best the mar
kets afford.
The news was received Mon
day at the Copeland undertaking
parlors that Mrs Charlie Bobell |
had died that morning after a
long and painful Illness. The
funeral services were held in
Waldport conducted by Rev.
Cook, pastor of the Presbyterian |
church of that place. The in
terrment viii take place at Lob
ster where the deceased had |
spent her girlhood days and
where she has a number Of rcla-
tives.
Rev. e. H. Edgar, evangelist,
held services at the Presbyter-
ian church at IL a. m. Sunday
and in the evening. He gave a
very interesting stereopticon
lecture on "The Life and Works
of d. L. Moody and Ira d.
Sanky." The pictures showed
the home of Mr.. Moody and the
great educational institutions he
had founded, costing over a mil
lion dollars. From this institu-
ton more than eleven thousand
young men and women have
been educated for foreign and
home missionary work in the
church. The institution is To-
Gated in Chicago and its influ-
ence for good is still growing
and widening.
Rev. George Pratt of Seattle
has been chosen as pastor of the
Presbyterian church at New
port. His first sermon will be
preached at IL a. m. the first
Sunday in April. Mr.. Pratt
comes highly recommended as a
good church worker and an elo-
quent speaker.
The entertainment given on
the 22d in the High School build
ing was well patronized by par
ents and pupils and was a very
great success in every way. All
the grades in the school were
represented on the program.
Each actor performed his or her
part well. Some a little better
than others, showing better
training and preparation. AS
saw the pupils stepping upon the
stage and taking their respective
parts l was reminded of what
Shakespeare says: "All the
world is a stage and men anG
women are merely players"
thought, too, as each one ap.
peared before us this evening
Will have to act on the greaI
stage of life and the way thai
each of you improve the time
while in school VIII have a great
influence in all your future ac
tons. Prof. Dawkins hat
charge of the program and con
Quoted the exercises. The larg,
audience present was pleased
with the way the pupils acquit
ted themselves. Prof. Dawkin.
is a general in the management
OF a public school. If he has M
precedent to follow he will or
iginate one. A small admission
was charged which will be uset
to purchase needed things TO,
the school.
The basketball game that wa
played at Waldport Saturda,
resulted as follows: Newpor
boys team won by a score of 1
to "a, and the girls team lost b,
a score of 1 to IL in favor O
Waldport. The teams fron
Newport speak in the highes
terms Of the royal treatmen
they received while at Waldport
The weather was fine and tn
ride along the beach in the tw
spanking rigs, looking at tn
great waves as they broke upo
the shore was a Joy ride long
be remembered.
G. e. Vanderpool, of the Va
Fish Market, was arrested Tues
day from a warrant issued b
the game warden and was trie
before Justice Berry, and wa
fined $25 and costs for THROWN
sawdust in the waters Of the ba.
This is serious offense and a fin
is generally imposed. Mr.. Val
derpool is the deputy marsh'
and Is supposed to be familia
with the law.