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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-05

this year; the respecting Of all con-
tracts as they now stand; the with
drawal of all suits now pending: the
continuation of all three leagues this
season with meetings during the sum-
mer to arrange for readjustment OF
baseball map which would be COM
pfeted and arrangements made for
1916 at a meeting next winter, after
all details had been threshed out
Permission was to be given to Fed
eral league owners to buy totally or
in part into clubs of organized h.se-
bali: their Affiliations with such clubs
not to be announced until the present
pennant races have been run. This
section would allow baseball men who
had the money to come to the relief
of any clubs which faltered financially
or fell by the wayside during the sea-
son.
1T is believed that the Marsans
case caused the big balk on the part
of th., National league, together with
the fact that neither Schuyler P, Brit
ton in St Louis, Taft and Murphy in
Chicago. or Ebbets in Brooklyn woulo
agree to any arrangement which might
rorce them to sell their franchises at
price to be set by appraisers OF the
three leagues"
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St. Louis Republic Prints Story That
American and Federal Leagues
Reach An Agree
ment.
TENER BEAT OBSTINATE
National League Did Not Come In on
conference-Were Not to
Announce Plans Until
Fall.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.I
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, May 5.-The fat
statement that peace agreement"
between the American league and
Federal league has been signed. was
made in a story printed in today's Re
public. The article follows:
Peace terms were signed between
the American and Federal leagues at
the recent peace meeting in Chicago.
at which the highes. officials OF the
two leagues conferred and then stood
pat on a policy of silence. The Ma
tional league is now the only obstacle
TO the cnnnsumation Of baseball peace.
Absolute verifcation OF the signing
of such an agreement. which was
rumored In St Louis about ten days
ago. was received last night. The at
torney who drew up the pact admitted
that the American and Federal
leagues came to an understanding al
the Chicago meeting.
After this understanding had been
reached. other parties refused to
ratify the agreement at this time. The
other parties are supposed TO be the
executives of the National league. as
President Tener and others did not
proceed to Chicago. although they
were expected to do so.
.Tha terms of the agreement. In
substance follow;
Hands OF the present situation
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ZzTz lf@z
Iwo hesn Nsrsrs-z

There will be Two rGv Lezs@-z =
the Central association W. IT.
eight teams start the 1eEzz-. Elzss-
Manager Hamilton u C@1s~ Esss1a
and Manager Bay o. Bzs1- CE@y RI
the new pilots IN TIE l-zszz-lgfr
DULY two managers, EcreTs@~ 9zsz~
ger Andrews Of WstsrloD @-I 1z-z-
ger Richards Of sfzgg+I7EF- fzss
retained the sane herTss> EszzszsT
Boyle. who is with EenJrS'I gsfF asay
son. was with NUscstia@ 5zssg aszlIsS
while Mana ger Eeaa, Fs6 re- srfr
leading the Nuskies VA T'@f - -
tumwa-Rock TsIand-f5afeaGrJsT <tsS,
Manager Nanuza rae ds=v mt .sz@r
ct. was with burlington n ~. Sa%
ager Rohn was not n tifs asS<sf ~
year. but was n charZe 81 ~ rSftN
finders in 1913
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-05

baseball either. That some OF the
most educational and instructive
features in films today are to be
found in this series of pictures. -
Mr.. Suliiyan's contention. They wers
taken at some of the most interest
ing spots in the world
Mr.. Sullivan is man OF medium
height and has the build and car
rage of an athlete. He is most IN
teresting conservat.onaiist and has a
fund of good stories about the game
and its idols.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-05
ROUMAS TO MEET
TWO MEN TONIGHT

The first appearance OF George Rou-
mas before the wrestling fans of Keo-
kuk will be made at the Orpheum
theatre tonight when he will meet
two local men. Charles aCnew and
orville Jones. whom he will attemr.
to throw in sixty minutes. =. .-.e
same place Friday night he will take
on Keith Grown, wrestling instructor
at the Y. NJ. C. A.
George Sileres. welterweight cham
pion of Iowa, viii arrive here tomor-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-05
BOOSTER TICKETS
AT CIGAR STORES
They Make You . Member Of the
Booster Club and VIII Take
You In Any One Game.

Booster tickets for the baseball as
ISOLATION, good for any game played
on the home grounds this season. can
be secured for one dollar. U. 8 cur.
rency, at any of the three following
places. provided som cone does not sell
you one on the street: Wards, Sci
tart's, and Beers. These tickets are
good for admission to the grand
stand as well as at the gate.
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Mason City Busy.
Bunnies Always Active.
OPENING GAMES.
Keokuk at Cedar Rapids.
Burlington at Waterloo
Muscatine at Mason City.

The Bunny Boosters. the livsst
baseball boosting organization IL
existence, are preparing 10 make
things hum in BunnyyilIs on Iha oPe--
ing day. Cedar Rapids vas dEszvP0in--
ed last year when Waterloo led II
opening day attendance and an sso--
is being made TO set marx that this
city will be unable 70 reach. P-ac-
ticallv every business house IN the
city Is to close during the afternoon
and If that city does not lead OF he
opening day II will not be the fault
OF the Rabbit fans.
Mayor Willard Of Marshalltown has
issued a proclamation urging a E21-
eraI suspension OF business in An
sonville on next Wednesday and tr=
prospects for successful opening are
said to be very bright.
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indians Arrived at Cedar Hapios
Last Night and Put In Coca
Workout This
Morning.
sHAFFER WILL UMPIRE
Mammoth Parade Precedes Real Fes-
tivitIes-Mayor Roth Heaves the
First Ball Of the
Game.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, May o
with the arrival of the Indians
from Keokuk here last night every
thing was in readiness for the open
Ing Of the 1915 Central Association
season here today Providing the
Bunnies receive the kindly aid OF the
weather man. indications are thas
all attendance records for opening
rames in this league will be broken.
Manager Hamilton has finished
wedding out and adding to his aggre.
CATION for the present at least, and
with the arrival of Bill Ludwig Mon
day afternoon the squad is all set Tor
the opening. A brief practice was in
dulged in today at the local park ana
eyery man on the team is anxiouf
for the start of hostilities. The ina
addition to the squad, following the
signing of Ludwig, came in the sign
ing of Ray W. Dub Park. for az
infieId position. The last wedding
out took place when lnfietders fiags.
late of st. Joe, and Fowler, late OF
Wichita, were cast adrift after tneis
exhibition Saturday afternoon against
the Waterloo Jays.
Events Of Day.
The main and principal event OF
the opening here will be the base
ball game. The usual vaudeville and
burlesuue stunts staged on such occa'
sions will be marked by their alb
sence and the fans who attend the
melee will not be forced to si1
through a chapter OF misery before
seeing the go start.
VI ha
ciate. He arrived in this city Mon,
day night. He spent today renewing
acauaintances with his baseball
friends in Cedar Rapids.
The only tangible evidence of the
existence of the Bunny Boosters al
the game today in addition to the
presence of the Fifty-third regimental
band, and an overwhelming crowd
will be flock of souvenirs of the
occasion to be presented to each and
every one Of those present at the con-
flict
Mayor Louis Roth will occupy. for
a brief space of time, the mound on
which his son cavorted for time
while working out with the Rabbits
aud will toss up the first ball of the
season to the lead-off batsman of the
keokuk club.
The Big Parade.
The pre-game formalities OF the
day call for a mammoth parade to be
staged at 100. The band will hit its
pace one hour prior to that time and
will stage miniature concerts through
out the business district.
At ]: 80 the parade will form at the
intersection Of First avenue anc
First street and will follow the fol
lowing course:
South on First street to Third
avenue, east on Third avenue tt
Tenth street, north on Tenth street tt
First avenue, west on First avenue
to First street, south on First street
to Third avenue, west across the
First avenue bridge and thence to the
ball park.
On arriving at the park. the bant
will furnish a brief concert and the
fun will commence promptly at 33O
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-05
DR.. BRUCE |. GILFlLLAN.

DR.. BRUCE L. GILFILLAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ONCE, 62lh Main street. over
Winger Bros. store. Bell phone 100
Black.
Residence, s17 North Fourth street
Bell phone 1280-Red.
Hours-10-12 .. m; - ,. n: ~
p. m. Sunday BY appointment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-05
MAJOR LEAGUE
RESULTS
Tuesdays Results.
National LEAGUE.

Pittsburgh, 1: st. Louis, 5.
Cfncinnati-Chicago game postponed.
wet grounds.
New York-Philadelphia game post
poned, rain
Roston-BTooklyn game postponed,
yet grounds
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Tocay's Schedule.

National League.
e. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati al Chicago.
sssr YORK at Philadelphia.
Bcston AZ Brooklyn.
American League.
Detroit az St Louis
,-1fczgo al Cleveland.
Philadelphia az New York.
Washington At Boston.
Federal League.
~ Lo<zfs At Brooklyn
Chicago az Baltimore.
S>S--ztE-v- Al Newert-
Kansas Cit. at Buffalo.
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Attendance in Past.

Waterloo has led the league n
opening day attendance for the pas-
two seasons, while Cedar Rapids Ezs
been runner up both years The Il
tendance in 1913 and 1914 on the oEeo-
in, day follows.
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Federal LEAGUE
Reich Meets Coffev

NEW YORK. May 5.-AI Reich AVID
Jim Coffey, who were "whIta bo,n-,,
until Jess Willard removed the peo,
of such thing, will clasn IN 80
round bout at Madison Square c.er5a-
tonight. Tba winner viii be taost.L
for els- the new champion.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIAN.

PHYSICIAN.
DR.. w. p. SHERLOCK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
once. M1sonic Temple. Residences.
Hotel Iowa.
once Hours-l0 70 II .. M : %
D. M; evenings. z to 8: Sundays,
II to p. m. United States civil ser
vice examiner.
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American League.

Detroit 8: St Louis, l.
Chicsgo-Cleveland postponed, rain.
Ns- York-Philadelphia postponed,
rain
washington-Boston postponed. wet
grounds
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row. according to schedule. and wiz
continue his training, already star.eu'
for the match with Roumas at tns
Hippodrorrse theatre Tuesday night =.
next week. Silese will referee .h'
bout between Rounas and Klein
Crown at the Orpheum Friday nisht
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Read The DaiIy esss CRY -
cents per week.
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Federal League.

81 Louis-Brooklyn POSTPONED, rain.
kansas City-Bufalo postponed, col
rsather. gu.
Baltimore. 3; Chicago, 3.
$eEzrE-PittsSurgh postponed. rain.
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6. A. PENNANT
CHASE STARTED
Nrthern Cities Get Opening Games IN
Central Association-Keo-
kuk at Cedar
Rapids.
DUMMIES ARE ACTIVE
Believe Attendance Records In the
League VIII be Broken Today
If the Weather is
Favorable.

OPENING GAMES.
Keokuk at Cedar Rapids.
Burlington at Waterloo
Muscatine at Mason City.
Clinton at Marshalltown
The Central association baseball
season is TO open in four cities this
afternoon. weather permitting For
the first time in many years the four
northern cities open at home Exten-
siye preparations were made for tie
opening games and il the weather man
is kind. il IS predicted that all rec
or6s for opening day attendance VIII
be shattered.
In Waterloo, home OF the Central
association pennant winners, a half
holiday has bsen proclaimed Mayor
Thompson has set aside the afternoon
to be devoted to the great summer
sport and has urged all business men
TO suspend business during the hours
OF the game, so as to give all en-
ployes an opportunity 10 attend the
first contest of the year
An automobile parade Is TO prece6s
the game and the usual ceremonies
will be carried out At the park
There is more than ordinary inter
est IN the opening IN this city oEl1g
10 the arrangement OF the schedule
burlington furnished the strongest
opposition for the local club last sea
son and looked like an easy winner
for several weeks Manager Roh0
has his squad IN fine condition AZ
present and the opening series G the
season promises to De one of the best
of the year. The Pathhn6ers star ted
on by winning q long string O. vic
tories in 1914 and the Jars are anI-
ious to put a crimp in the psnnaat
hopes of the 3urligton squad early in
the game
Mason City Busy.
Mason City Is preparing TO make
the first opening day in the Central
association banner event There are
to be a number of dignitaries in the
home OF the CIaydiggsrs to
day. owing 10 the dedication
of the new armo-y, and Governor
George W. Clarke. Adjutaut General
Logan. Brigadier General Allen and
Colonel Hyatt have promised TO pa--
ticipate in the opening ceremonies
NJ E. Justice. president OF the Gen
trail association, has also promised 70
attend.
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"TheBest tobacco Made
Emphatc Statement by an Eminent
Authority -Pipe-smokers, Read
what John G. Capers
Has to Say

ssWhen ,vas Commissioner of Internal keDenue
,,,r Presidents Roosepelt,s and 7aft's Adnainistra
lions, had great deal to do Dith tobacco IN the
Election of millions of dollars of tax came mt
n,ate into contact luith the hole business tuxedo
Iconsder the best tobacco made. smoke It myself
and find it soothing and restfu, mild fragrant and
non irritating to the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-05

include his name in
Tuxedo's great list
of friends. It's the
same old story every
here Tuxedo is
tried: Quality tells.
Don't quarrel
with your pipe and
don't quarrelwith you!
to good old Tuxedo!
Your pipe'll be sw
smoke Tuxedo. Tux
taken out by the fam j!
process which the oil
to initiate it.
And you'll find t
alb ri ght
Tuxedo's quality.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-08
YASEK-FREEMAN

Two of our most popular
young people were united in
marriage at the home Of the
brides parents, in this city, Sun
day, January 8, 1915. The con-
tracing couple was John Yasck
and Miss Margaret Freeman.
Rev. G. r. Ellsworth performing
the ceremony. Only the imme-
date relatives and most inti-
mate friends of the couple being
present to witness the ceremony.
The bride is the second daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Free
man. She has lived in Toledo
with her parents for the past ten
years. She is one of Toledo's
most popular young ladies',
among old and young. For the
|past several years she has been
the efficient central" in the
telephone offices in this city.
The groom came from
Ropczyce, Austria, eight years
ago, and has made his home in
this city the greater part of this
time. His only relative in the
United States is an uncle, Jos.
Kosydar, of Siletz. Johnny is
a most worthy young man, in
dustrious and honorable.
The Leader begs to join the
many friends of the hapy young
couple in wishing them a life OF
happiness and prosperity.
They have taken up their res
, idence in the Ted McElwain cot
tage opposite the Oddfellow hall
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-08
Oysterville

Oysterville was well repre-
sented at the dance at Yaquina
New Years Eve. All had i
good time and all wished New
Year all as happy as the begin
ring.
George King was a Toledo Wis
itor last Thursday.
Miss Florence Bowling left for
Bellefountain Saturday morning
to continue her school work.
Dick Huntsucker and bride
visited the formers sister, Mrs
F. S. Shermer, last week.
Our school began Monday
morning with Miss Halle George
as teacher.
Fred Bailey came in Tuesday
evening from Philomath for s
visit with his daughter, Mrs. M
G.. Shermer.
Mrs. c. A. Hath is on the sicl
list.
Mrs. George King is about tn,
same, no Improvement notice
able.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-08
Nort,,ns

A. l.. Porter and wife returned
to their home at Albany after a
two weeks visit with relatives
here and at Newport.
Fred Wagner went to Toledo
Tuesday evening.
Roy Hamar of Nashville spent
the first of the week with his
brother Ed of this place.
Art Fendall.returned to Alsea
Friday, where he will again en-
ter high school.
Mrs. |. F. Borton returned Sat-
urday from a two weeks visit
with her sister at Peak, Oregon.
John and Gerald White re-
turned to Corvallis Monday
morning.
Several from here attended
the dance at Nashville New
Years Eve. All report a fine
time.
The Nortons and Eddyville
Mutual Telephone Co. held its
annual election Monday. The
following officers being elected:
President, F. c. Aldrich; secre-
tary, Fred Wagner; treasurer, A.
j. Warnock; directors, A. Albert
son and Lloyd Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sampson
returned to their home on Rock
creek Friday.
Johnnie Edwards came In
from Portland where he has
been attending school, to spend
the holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Edwards.
Johnnie Abbey Of Corvalli!
passed through here Saturda!
with a band of sheep which h
purchased on the Siletz.
L
Bob Harris, our homesteader
has been hauling hay betweel
showers. 1t is lots better haul
ing now than in the Summer a
it is not so hot.
, Ed Wright came over fror
Steer creek the first ofthe weel
Miss Newton returned fror
} Philomath Saturday evening an
} re-opened school after a tw
weeks vacation.
Mark Howard was over fror
, his homestead Monday.
F. II. Schmit of Rocca wa
transacting business here Tues
1 day.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-08

Mrs. T. Bowling of Winant
was in the city yesterday.
Bruce Stuart went to Portland
Monday morning for a few days
visit.
J. d. Kent, deputy sheriff, Of
Waldport, was in the city Mon
day on official business.
Supervisor B. T. Grant was
down from Harlan, attending
Commissioners Court, the first
of the week.
DR.. Carter was up from New
port to examine into an insanity
case Monday.
Miss Elma Waugh returned to
her studies ut the Oregon Agri-
cultural College Monday morn
ing after spending the holidays
with her parents here.
Prof. George Bethers returned
to his school at Summit Monday
morning, after spending the hol-
iday vacation with his family In
this city.
U. S. Engineer Wright was a
passenger for Portland Monday
morning, having finished with
the work here for the present.
Merchant J. s. Akin and dau.
ghter, Miss Iris, returned Satur.
day evening from Salem, where
they had spent a week visiting
relatives.
Miss Maude Wakefield re-
turned Saturday evening from
Creswell where she spent tn,
holidays.
Russell Adams of Siletz re
, turned to his studies at Cinema
wa Monday, afther spending tn
holiday vacation with his par
: ents at Siletz. .s-..a.s.-4- -
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C)na

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Commons
were week end visitors at New
port.
A. II. Phelps took dinner with
Andrew Gallagher Monday.
Fred Commons who has been
visiting at his home the past
week, left for Hillsboro Monday
accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
L. M. Commons, who will visit
in Hillsboro and Portland for a
few weeks.
Fay Selby attended the dance
at Waldport Friday evening.
Lloyd Commons visited John
Hanlon Wednesday and Thurs.
day.
Mr.. McKibben from Canada
visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Holm
green last week.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-08
Chitwood

Wedding bells are ringing
louder than ever.
Prof. S. S. Gossman came
home from Newport last Friday
morning, bringing a brand new
bride.
r. w. Pepin made a trip to
Toledo Saturday.
Prof. John Kurtichanov re-
turned to Eddyville Saturday
after spending a few days vaca.
ton at home with his father and
mother.
Miss Beulah Wood returned
Wednesday from a few days
visit with friends at Albany.
Titus Kurtichanov, Sr., left fol
Portland Monday morning.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-08
Upper Beaver
(Too late for last week. J

Peter Peterson and Jesse Cliff
ford made a trip to Yaquina
Thursday.
w. H. Weaver made a trip to
Yaquina Thursday.
Miss Addie Lewis of Oyster
vile spent the weekend visit
ing at the Peterson ranch.
w. G. Peterson of the C. & e.
bridge crew spent Christmas
with his parents, returning to
Summit Monday.
Jesse Clifford spent Christmas
at the Peterson ranch.
Miss Christina Peterson Wis
tied at the Huyett ranch We'd
nesday afternoon.
G.. e. Lewis made a trip to
Ona Tuesday.
Road Supervisor ]. r. Coover
]. M. Bowers, G. e. Lewis, l. N
Huyett, Pete Peterson and Jess,
Clifford worked on the Toledo
road Monday.
Geo. Emerson of Poole slougl
spent Christmas at the Hunt
sucker ranch.
Geo. McCaulou and son, Fred
of Toledo were in this vicinit
Monday.
l Henry Rhoades of Toled
brought some stock over to hi
ranch Monday.
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Elk City

Miss Bessie Gillett returned
after spending the holidays with
her parents near Corvallis.
A. B. Slocum and daughter,
Marie, spent New Years with
Mr.. Slocum's cousin, Mrs. Brass
field, at SIetz.
Vern Calkins and family have
moved near Chitwood.
Frank Lang is doing some car
penter work for Mr.. Dixon.
A fine dinner was served at
Mr.. Lehn's New Years day.
Eleven were present.
Better hurry up fellows and
save shoe leather.
Miss Della Boydson Of Tilla-
nook came down Wednesday
for a few weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Parks and
children are making a few days
visit with the latters parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Young, OF
Harlan.
Misses Della and Winnie Boyd.
son made a trip to Elk City last
Saturday.
There is a load Of bon bons
taken up Bear Creek at regular
intervals. Wonder why?
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West Yaquina
(Too late for last week.

Mr.. and Mrs. Adlia Casteel
and little daughter and Mrs. VIII
liam Leo are spending the holi-
days with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Casteel.
A. II. Phelps, John Coovert
and Lloyd Commons were va
quina visitors this week.
Mrs. VIM. Leo spent Sunday
at the Willis home and Tuesday
at Hanlon's.
Mr.. Dixon of Elk City spent
a few days visiting his daughter,
Mrs. l.. Il. Casteel, this week.
Mr.. Ferr is quite sick.
Mrs, Hattie Seidler Of New
port spent Christmas with home
folks.
Miss Esther Stout Is spending
the holidays at her home In Ore
gon City. She expects to visit
relatives and friends at Port
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-01-08

David Baird and Herbert jack
son went to Falls City Saturday
morning, where they may decide
to locate.
Mrs. Sidney Wood of Colfax,
Washington, arrived last Thurs
day evening for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. c. B. Crosno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Dunn and
son, Royal, returned Friday
evening from Independence
where they spent the holidays.
Principal John Blough Of the
Toledo schools returned Satur'
day evening from a visit to hii
home at La Fayette.
Miss Elsie Radiant was q pas
senger for the Valley Saturda.
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