Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-04-23

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Lee Wade went to Albany
Monday morning.
Alec Slider Of Rose Lodge was
in the city this week.
Deputy Assessor G. H. Hors-
fall is assessing at Siletz Agency
this week.
Attorney P. A Lafferty went
to Portland Monday morning on
few days business visit. 4
Jacob Pfersching was up from
Newport yesterday looking after
business matters.
A big baseball game between
Upper Farm and the Agency
boys was played at Siletz last
Sunday, resulting in o victory for
Siletz by a score Of 8 to 2.
A class of the grammar school
plan walking to Newport to at
the teachers institute one day
next week. They will return by
boat. ca, fr
Mr.. and Mrs. Waltenberg of
Rose Lodge were in the city the
first OF the week.
August Kullama was up from
Rose Lodge this week.
Mrs. R. A. Abbey of Elk City
went to Newport Saturday to
remain with her daughter, who
is attending school at that place,
until school closes.
Mrs. George Hoeflein and lit
tie son, Vernon, departed this
morning for Oakland, California,
for a visit with her son, Will, and
family. They will be gone sew
eral weeks.
Frank Cruson and Frank
Wade spent several days fishing
on Lower Siletz the latter part
of last week. Mr. Cruson re-
turned to work as mail clerk
Tuesday morning. -.- -.....
e. B. Shumway departed Mon
day morning on business visit
to California. He expects to be
gone about ten days, and will
take in the big fair at San Fran
cisco before returning. I.,
, While digging a well at Siletz
y T. f. Travers,, the blacksmith,
, struck good vein of black sand
e which shows GOLD. Just what
n the prospects are is not known
at this time.
: The fishing b6at, bud Fish.
e er" being built at the Walker
i Shipyard here, for Fl. M. Bonn.
: berg, is now receiving the finish.
< ing touches, preparatory to be-
S ing launched.
i A. T. Peterson loaded a car o.
v cascara bark Saturday, shippips
$ same to New York City. Thil
shipment took all the bark which
r. Mr.. Peterson had in this city anC
4 some from Chitwood.
n Ralph Pepin was in the cit.
n Wednesday evening looking at
X ter matters pertaining to tn,
Il bridge across Depoe slough
ii which he is building here. HI
'e expects his first cargo of lumbe
s. from Waldport today.
~ At s o'clock p- M, April 26tf
1915, the |. o. o. F. of Toled
~ will celebrate the 9Sth anniveI
% sary of that institution, by civ
IL ing a Free public entertainment
rd in their hall in this city, to whic
"a everyone is cordially invited.
fe The White Willow took
crowd to the beach at Newpol
us last Sunday for the day. Thos
r. who went were Mr.. and Mrs. I
n ii. Pratt, Mrs. Clark, Mis-
Tweedt, h. j. Clark, Fred Russo
and Peter Boyer
Watt Shipp, the Salem powd'
man, has been in this city sever
nd days this week. He has built
70 powder magazine out north
10 town, where he will keep a su
m ply'of powder. Gardner & Pc
H erson will have charge Of Il
id magazine.
II. F. Norton was the succes
full bidder at the Eddyville m
hair pool last Monday, purcha
Ed ing same at the price Of 32
cents per pound. The pc
in weighed 22,2S3 pounds a
os- brought the farmers in the vic
nty ity of Eddyville the neat sum
ide $7,242. Dairying, wool and IL
md hair are the three money maxi
NY for Lincoln county farmers.
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IN MISS MABEL MANN