Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-06-04

Miss Reese of Siletz returned Tues
day evening from a visit at Indepen-
dence. Soy
George McCaulou this week received
a large gasoline engine for use in his
box factory.
Miss Inez MCGEE was visiting rela-
tives and friends in the city the first
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClaren, nee Hazel
King, arrived on the train Tuesday |
evening enroute to Siletz.
f. R. Weaver departed Wednesday |
morning for Chitwood, where he will
work with the MCGEE bridge crew.
Mrs. l.. w. Davis and daughter,
Stella, departed for Portland Wednes-
day morning, where they will engage
in the restaurant business.
Memorial services were held at the
M. E. Church last Sunday morning,
Rev. Allen preaching most inter-
esting sermon for the old soldiers.
Mrs. Maude Lindten, after a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Williams, at this place, returned to
her home at Newport Tuesday even
ing.
Suit for divorce was filed Friday in
the Marion county Circuit Court by
Mary Bell Dunlap against ]. H. Dun
lap, alleging cruelty. The Dunlaps
were married in Toledo June 81, 1896.
Mark Middlekauff, O.A.C. student,
caves tomorrow for San Francisco
and the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
Mr.. Middlekauff, who is a Corvallis
boy, has been chosen as one OF the
o. A. c. guides at the big exposition.
The following Newporters came up
from the Resort City Tuesday to meet
with the County Court with regard to
the location of the County Fair: DR..
w. M. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L..
Thomas, l.. G. Smith and wife, r. d.
Morse and Mort Abbey. They came
on the launch Mud Hen.
George Stevenson, who formerly re-
sided here, passed through from the
lower bay Wednesday morning, en-
route to his home at North Bend. Mr..
Stevenson is now with the North Bend
Timber company, with headquarters
at North Bend. He has been inspect
ing timber on the Alsea bay.
! An editor Of an eastern exchange
: recently began worrying how ht
Q would get his shirt on over his wings
! after reaching paradise. An envioui
/. contemporary sarcastically remak
+ that his greatest difficulty will mos
, likely be in finding how to get his ha
on over his horns.
!, ]. C. Emery was up from Newpor
5. Tuesday purchasing some supplies TO
= his new printing Office which he
opening up at Nye Creek. He wi
n publish paper, to be known as tn
a. Independent Enterprise, the initis
Q, number OF which will appear ne'
,, Wednesday. While In town Mr.. Emer
~ made arrangements with the Leadt
to set good share OF his paper on II
linotype each week. Mr.. Emery has
49, good field for a newspaper at N,
~ Creek and we predict that he will su
er ceed in his new enterprise.
,c. The local lodge OF Loyal Order
th Moose initiated a class OF sixteen
OF the meeting last Friday evening al
% he will initiate at least ten at the re
on ular meeting the night Of the III
I'm The following are the names OF t
d. new members to Join last Frida
o. Huhtala and B. w. Bryant OF
he letz; G. A. Schumacher. c. Baker,
sit T. Harding, r. A. Baynard, II. o. Di'
Ioi- bliss, G. T. Rohrer, A. T. Stocker,
nv s. ingalls,, DIR. w. c. Belt, w. l..
asst Johns, Newport; l. r. Wishart, e.
of Paine, Clyde Mcmillan, ]. @. Nels
IN and ]. II. Ross, Toledo.
nge
eri' Nearly every farmer living along
,,,, Toledo.Siltez road has volunteered
ion give from hve to ten days work hi
lay, ing gravel to put this road in bet
4 condition. This volunteer work, "
ois % what the Court will spend should
the the road in pretty good conditi
yht. The county has under considerat
ned the advisability Of purchasing a
,U' "at able sawmill and using 1t to plank
ale. roads OF the county. We believe
II would be good plan to purchas
r, mill for the building OF roads. Z
Ok eis would give us first class roads q
.9l5. considerable saving over the price
rock.