Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-10-15

: NEWPORT .


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Lawrence Mcbride and Miss
Spaulding, who were married at
Corvallis on the 7th, Rev. Mr..
Gilchrist officiating, came to
Newport to spend their honey
moon. Mr.. Mcbride is the old
est son of C. c. Mcbride, long q
resident of Lincoln county and
the owner OF a fine farm near
Eddyville. Miss >Spaulding is
also a -'esident Of Lincoln county
and a prominent teache-s ia the
schools II the county. s-e
lived with her father and mother
on a farm near Eddyville. The
young couple will make their
home on the farm, where their
many friends viii be welcome
visitors. This ia an ideal life
for young people. Get married
and build up a home OF your
own. True happiness Hes In in
dustry and achievement.
J. c. Hoefein and his grand
daughter, Mrs. w. e. Peterson,
were visitors at Newport Sun
day. Mr.. Eoeflein is SO years
old and is as act We and spry as
some men at so. He attributes
his good health and long life to
temperance, industry and a
cheerful spirit. Mr.. Hoefiein
lived at Yaquina fer many years,
where he kept a hotel and hum
dreds OF people will remember
his kindness and hospitality.
Arch Bishop Christie of Port
land held mass at the Catholic
Church Sunday and confirmed a
large class Of nlemfcrs. The
Church was beautifully decora-
ted with flowers and evergreens
The Bishop was q guest at the
Abbey. A. G. DeLarmie,. q prom
inent priest Of Portland, accom-
panied the Bishop.
B.F. Russell. locomotive en-
>yineer who took the place OF = :
8. Casteel as engiReer on the 2
& e. railroad, was a visitor a
Newport Sunday. Mr.. Castee
has a leave of absence OF two
months and with his daughter
Edith. is making a tour OF th'
Middle West and Eastern states
visiting all the principal cities
and the great Niagara Falls
They will also visit Mr.. Casteeri
aunt who lives in Baltimore. ant
other relatives who live in thu
East. On their return trip the!
win stop to visit the greAt Pan
anna Exposition, arriving a
home about the first of Novem
ber. Mr.. Casteel has been al
employee of the s. p. for NOR
than thirty years.
Capt. WIN. Wakefield and wifi
have gone on a two weeks vaca
ton to Portland. The Captain
is mine hoste of the popula
Hotel Wakefield at Waldport.
Still the weather Is fine bu
dry and the salmon are lyinl
outside the bar ready to come IL
when enough rain falls to,rais
the river high enough to let then
go up the river to the spawning
grounds. The tides now ar
nine and ten feet high, but tn
sea is so calm and quiet tina
nearly all the bars at the moutl
of the river as far as Rogu
river are filing up with sand s.
it is difficult for such vessels a
the Bandon to pass over them
Sea-faring men say this |
caused by the SLOW action OF IN
tides. ~ AZ
A reception was rendered tn
new Episcopal minister. Rev. I
T. Simpson, and wife at the ban
quet room in the Oddfelloy
Hall, Monday evening. Sol
drinks and cake were served.
large number'of members of tn
Church and friends were pres
ent to>welcome the new ministe
and his wife. A general goo
time was had. Mr.. Simpso
comes highly recommended as
/. splendid man and an eloquer
preacher. Newport has som
able ministers now, and with ou
splendid public schools, there
no reason why the intellectu;
and moral standing of the con
munity should not be the yer
best.