davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-04
Improved Torpedo

The dirigible torpedo of a
York inventor is propelled elect'
guided by a single insulated VII.
kept at the required distance
the surface by an automatic
regulator. At the will of the Of
a jet of water or a beam of liz,
be thrown up from the torpa
show the exact location reache.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-04

was iameHting To her aunt the
nat she only had one grandfather
wbtle her little friend had two. Her
= Ell tried to reconcile her by say
T., one grandfather was in heaven. to
hicA she replied oh dear I've
had wful luck with my grandset4ers;
one is in heaven ana the other one is
lame
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-04
conauerino Death and channe.

To take into the inmost shrine OF
the soul the Irresistible force whose
puppets We seem to be-Death, and
Change. the irreyocability of van
ished past, the powerlessness of man
before the blind hurry of the universe
from vanity TO yanity-to feel these
things and know them is to conquer
them.-Bertrand Russell
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-04
To Protect Picture Frames

Crate fresh raw onion, and apply
the juice, full strength, with a soft,
clean brush to the gilt frames. This
not only removes all former traces of
flies. but will prevent their alighting
upon the frame or the picture in it.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-04
lyons' Chief lndust-,

The ancient city of Lyons, t
city in France, with a popu,
500, 900, vies with Milan in i'm
in the worlds silk industry.
er than 10000 people-men,
and children-are employed
factories.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-04
When the Time vii, Com.

Man With Paper-"Here's =
er in Syracuse, New York, d.
that the time will come when
will be no liars in the world
simist-"Well, the world is 4
end sometime."-Ca C0uy
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-04
Common Occurrence

you cannot put a criminal
honor declares a prominent
pathologist. Perhaps not, but
inal sometimes puts one over
honor.-Washington Post.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-04
Beats the Seismouraph.

Earthquakes cause electric waves,
and an Italian Scientist has invented
apparatus which has registered them
several minuates before scismographs
have shown earth a-rueits.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-04
10 Make Corks Acid Pronf

Corks can be made acid proof
against the action OF very powerful
acids by soaking them in hot paraGin.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-04

l.sE$e<E
The
e&4*s-s
CD
DIR. ).
Lad
.Dyches
an
Oh
1880 d
TO
sultation
Residen
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-01-04

DR.. q
IN Ann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03
Enrt 1lanx amdJ IL oristFbru aanorn.


SeTltH 2, War5 Da 3uND0R Ter beMte OerDcHlidc Ne
riot SeS Senu WeuerOabes bua OaF bic TranueN reg
3ab uon MeudeaIebeH seupfert bObu b p0 fOeIpiea
gu anf sort SOuaMDHt Sem DUrgubHu &ert @enMn
nan ben SeheH Sruppeu erm Tie 2aae nM Oe
Fan5ONdbegdn TrOn ow aaf Oem SaItauhampat III
bert Der &ortaut Oer Sentden @etaHutmadyuug fOsts
@eFliaer &rieGsfdaupIah,
p1e gage IL i'm AusemHH auOcrauScr Sm gAbldmie luor
Die ieiuOlide Artileie anherOrOeniid tbGhg.
Nu m Gmfer Der aGs babtu bic rauspu mieDerHm brtra
ide SrppHmaHea aeOpFt iuOem pSua crOaOs gebue Mill
srs Die m t il uHereu SaHOc beuOid sfe Epaaumpu
unteraabmen.
GcRlder &rtcaSidanpIaB
NM ocu uSrbldR Sbce Eiron d ie6r e6haitr M
nNeriefantpfc au DcrIdieSenea 5teneu abgeipilt
Die Oeuiden 6eotatterea &ereuna fen6Idcr
Srmppcuauammangen beioaSers mrfiam.
&OrSmcld Ataa uarO raFaer NerUpau a6sedoHen
pic SuaReu Ses 6AsScug nrceH senummcu 1endc M
aer arcn NIT gneH Grfolaeu bic SabnIncu WuIpOeno a
Saifan sri cas- idanpiot.
Die Gage lit mnurrGn6erf"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

Ito 2ua0ratfilonietc ju
ciner N b b erobert,
(1ra9tlos pan %applnsl
Ky erl tN, Y Alara. me llcbCr'
Observation-Disclosures iuaGt beiite
6olGeiocs bctonat
u@en bic 2aac bci Ner0m nlrs
5uianmeugeiaBt iueroen iolL ~ iit 5ii
beionen baB 5ipiidct Dem 2i. tscs
britar iulo ocn 4. l9Gr5 l70 Ciia
0rotfiIoneter @el1uoe BON oeu 1att.
iaer gcponnen iporoen, oIio picrnal
~ pieI ais bic 5rau5oIcn III ibrcr ios
aenonnten GfiaIiipc Iii Oer Gbom
poane crobcrt battcn. Ier @Scldnoe.
geipiuu bel Ier0itl Dat fiir BID 1Cut
ideu Oen g(ftionsraotlS bcoelHcn0
uerfiir5t. Iie oentide SccrcSIuittifa
Fat oitdj bier lpieoerltnt bcmieien ipte
iebr iic ooraltf beoadjt iit, .plenidclt.
le0cn 5u id5oucu un0 ourd sluiani.
nclupirtcn 0cr periubie0cueu 9SaiIei
bic @rioIGe 5u cr5irIcu Iabcr Vi
ltdllo oas 8pracbeit ats ipeucui6rlui.
GEM @orarbeitet bei ocneii mic aIln
Giiellcu beititiaei oic 0erllir ocr
oeitiden aruppen inbcoelttenO w
mcien iino.v
G mcn SDIUa 8citorbcn.
2un6ot,2. MarS Ias Aen
tcride Bureau crbaIt aus Auforeit
bic Jlohridt oaB oic aoniaitpaItu
ter bon HuiauicR (@arruet 3nlpal
bclte 8ormittag acitorbct I'LL
u ieligc Wfentcrci in alat-
rruIieu
Sonolnltt, + Ui6r5. tSiiui-
5ebntauict0 utsIiidjc 1uloatcu. oie
IL Dem 2aacr bei =poucu. 9tuitralicu,
ausgcbiloct lpurorn, 6abca ala l5.
,Sebruar gcnlcutrrt. Iicie 91adridt
bradjtc Scr bcutc bier ciuaciroffene
Dampier .5unoufo. Gill 2ol0at
puroc sctootet uno ierbs perumISct.
che cs ben Giii8icrci 1clana 0ic
GronWg INSTRUMENTATION.
Nic Solootcu ipnrcu iu3nfrie0cu.
oa ibrc grer5icritinorn bon s6 auf
dll2 5timoGu p5Hcutlih crb6bt
lporoen liiro, lulo iie beiestcn oaranf
oen 2iperpool @abnhoi ucrtrieben
W.
olc BORT poitirten Nahcu nro biei.
ten ocn 9aDnbof Oic cause 9ladlt iiner
bclebt Grit am iOlacn0cu a)lpract
tonntcu oie 9ebdroca Socrrcu ocr
5itiiation Uerocll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03


" q ! iugtcn, 2. ItGr5.
3oS 5tootsocpurtrmcnt crhtegt bcntc
9lnhriobt, oaB in @erliH bic 9lnIiAt
uerbreitet iei OaB Der S8oibinotouer
GongreB aegeu | aGeen Oelr ARA
lioentcn IN Der eegeupdrtigel ariie
iei. Die 9eomteu pcroffcutlic6eu
oieie 9fadricbt in Der 9lblidt, ln Su
bepeiielt mic Berlin foIib III ser
slngeIcaeitbcit imterridtet iporOen iit
q int 9cmcntt pom Us eli h NJ
@oltfe.
" ofbinQton 2. @iar5.
Dos foIgenoe offi6ieac Bulletin lullrs
DC bclltc bon ocnt 8eiBen Soiiic Uer.
oiientIidt.
uSlis oie 9lufmerfionltcit oes 99ei.
Ben Souies oitf ocluiiie 9leuBcrungen
oes Senators @iore III iciuer bcutis
scn Rcoe iut 5cnat gelenft muroc,
outoriiirtc scr &rdiioeut CHI unein.
aeidrdlifteS 1cuenti Der geboilp.
tutacn Die III Ierbinouua nit Ieiner
Eerion 9cbrod)t pcrOcii fouuten.
Scnotor gclpiS pon SsllinoiS be.
ihloB bcite, ID iHnen mic iuogIih
cine Aciolutiou ciiiBubringet III Scr
ocm @rGii0enten ouS gcrtroucus.
@otlmi 0cs ScnotS dnSQe0rilRt mcr
oen ioIl.
GngliIdc Eoitrdnbcrcicn
bcfprn d chi.
Na bingtoL Z. Nidr5. Ter
cuaIiihe &oIirnlb mlroc geliem Ill
elmer goufrceu5 5tuii6cn GrGioeut
@iliou uuo oem @eionotcu @au
Gpdc bciprohcn.
GS ucrlailtct oaB bic @soitiroae cr-
IeOigt perocn iuiro, che sic ancrifa-
niine 9tote wegen scr Goutrebanoc-
Grfldrlng Gnalaiio's. Bic lit5 iost iii
9orbcreitmg befinoet, nad) 9onoon
gcianot mcrOcn iuirS. 81. San Ipdc
idbrt aui icinen 9citcn im Saag am
,. Wlar5 bon 9tciu-@orf 5uriid
Ter en9liiac @crfdt.
2onS Spn ?, WiarS. Das belltc
gIbcno crldlienc oiii5iellc @uIlctin
1attc ioleenocii 9ortlout:
vgSir erpbcrten am Dperus Gunii-
ncS.Aanol oicieiiacl Sbiieeagrdbcn,
oic MIR aH IA. Sebruor uerlurcn Dat
tcn nno uabmea ierner einen 1beil
orr poriprin5enocl oelttibeu 5tcIs
llmgei cin-~
(0cn Gnglonocrn mur0e din t4.
6ebraar cine Stelllng III 9luSSrb.
nhug pon 500 @ictcrn bci g)peru BON
ben Daltiden abgenommeu.
Gntihci0uug iibcr y9(p
pam gcf6IIt.
y 4 iDington 2, N2ar5. Sc
itcrn lit Dem Ocltidcu 9otihoitcr pom
ocm StaafsOepartenteiit sic Gntibci.
Dung iibcr Ocn StatuS ocS Tonpicrs
vslppon~ 5ugciau0t worocn. Der
Snbalt ocr Nlttbcilima lit porI0nfig
gcQcimgcbaItcu worocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

s1rr sraise slecHss sts aSrsrASa
aber oas 1Bfma
pSGs Sb0ridIte bet Rrpbibitiuna
Gtsler Mianu ,cer "a ,vsih", wiro uasriyaumts
Ghntiadtts rE6FttrN.
AaNel Oel8tEpli einnaluoeh SctiaWinlltllA
ilnier ocn snlpi8ien ncr sEeriou0l piberlD
GeuAnc"
GtatTlA igrI
aR0rAIanN Gbeotcr
(Nlf53 8ib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-03

S\otur= @os
2oreama
vGs VI 5aa,esmtol
Is bei6."
9as lit unlere 2Ollug. gStr wtuideu Oies Der
8eDOIferung gQltimOreS el3uprdgcu.
Natltr=GQS lit zppeimal 80 heiss QI5 &unt=@as
Gefniid) gebilDete Serren, weId)e @Qs QnalDiiren,
gebraudjeu ben gluSDruf ,,grttilb Tbermal llutts~
sic mOgen pDilOlOp4iren lnO lpe5iaIifren aber mir
wtnld)en etnfad) 5u dgen Isl cincinnati 50 heiss.
ltm weiter 5u geben uitiden pir be3ufigen es
lit nnr balb 10 tbeter,
llm mob weiter 5u geben, figen pir btn3u, baB I'M
gergleic6 5u GOblen e 100 95rO5eut reintder tit.
Sabeu sic Sutere1e Oarun Die Se5fraft Oes So
les, Dag sic falfea DerDOppelt SIT baben
SaOen sic Snteteie Ourou bic 9ldentauueu Oer-
banut SIT ieben2
Sabeu sic Snterefe Oaran, Dag @an0iOe beOet=
ttuO OerminOcrt sit lcben2
Sparlanfeit, 2etihtngSfdbigfet Reinlid)teit-
pe0ireu Oieic Ort Dtugc an Sic?
lu gNu6o Oo6 ie t6un unO GIudm Sic OeS6a(6 in az
Zen eirm pGOIm On 0orl(ag IN ewdgen Oen wi On Beum-
len Bntimores mN6en Oelc Sa0 NIT eIe un6e(drdn6ten
]leme llau]as fit 9ej uO BecudjungsjwedGe 81 Oemga
l1)iit$eben SIC
21otmrs Go$?
Oer(angen Sic (d6uluic6 OOG peOn(O unere alSfd6rde
Der JuOge-Be6GrOe uner6retete ljrOpOiton.
Obc Baltimore 11ot,1roI O7os 90
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-04-14

Miss Viola Mcshle of Newport
was a Toledo visitor Wednesday.
w. G. Sharman of Ocean View
was a Toledo visitor Wednesday.
Gerald Calkins of Big Elk was
in the city Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Frederick's Millinery
stock Is now open for inspection
at the Quality Store.
Assessor w. e. Ball was a pas
senger to the lower bay Tuesday
evening
Lem Butterfield Is getting the
gasoline boat Primrose ship
shape and expects to take same
to San Pedro, California in the
near future. This will be some
trip.
Elsewhere in this issue ap-
pears the announcement of G.
r. Ellsworth as a candidate on
the Republican ticket for the
of Justice of the
Peace for Toledo District, at the
Primaries. Mr.. Ellis
worth is too well known here to
need an introduction to the vot-
ers of this District, and II elected
he will make q good official.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-04-14
Annual Institute

The annual institute for the
teachers Of Lincoln county will
be held at Toledo on the 26, 27
and % of April. A good pro-
gram is being prepared and as
we expect a larger attendance
than at any annual institute ever
held in this county, in former
years, we expect it to be the best.
The program will be printed and
mailed to the teachers in time,
but you need not wait for a pro-
gram, come with or without 1t.
While the instructors that will
be here are as good as there are
In the state, the meetings will
be made much better If they are
well attended, so / would like to
see parents and school boards
attend some II not all the ses-
sions. Do not wait for a person.
al invitation, just think you are
one Of us and we are all invited.
R. p. Coin,
Co. School Supt.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-04-14
atheedea
utlng gAsociae

bar calms down, 60 out on the
ocean and see the extent of the
kelp beds. Mr.. Mohler has been
in the kelp manufacturing busi-
ness for a good many years. A
committee of four consisting of
Messrs. Huckaba, Williams, Ber-
ry and Histeler was appointed
to confer with the council with
a view Of getting a suitable site
on the water front for the build
ing. This seems to be a good
proposition for Newport and the
county. The buildings when er-
ected and equipped will cost about
$4,000.
The Fremont went out fish
ing Su 1day and on Tuesday
morning her engine stopped and
she became disabled off Seal
Rocks. She hoisted the flag Of
distress. The watchman in the
lookout saw the flag and at once
the power boat was sent to her
relief, Capt. Stuart in command.
She was brought in Tuesday
over very rough bar, a very
difficult thing to do in a rough
sea, but the crew succeeded.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-04-14
SILETZ

j. w. Hawkins purchased
more timber Of the Welch estate.
to finish his contract of planking
the road between the two lower
bridges. They have extended
the planking on to the old
Shannon place. where George
Miller lived. This is sure a fine
piece of road.
George Miller has moved his
family to Siletz. to the Dillon
property in. the edge Of town.
George intends building on his
lots here.
w. S. Hall went to Portland
Monday with Renus Arnold and
George McCluskey to get two
Saxon cars which Hall Bros. had
sold to them
Don't forget to register. The
registration books close April
18th
Fred and Harold Wygant of
Newport are Siletz farmers now.
They have rented a ten-acre
tract here.
Lee Wade is a Siletz rancher
at present. He is clearing up
his ranch north of the Depoe
estate.
Charles North is doing some
real estate business in Siletz
lately. He has sold the Archie
Johnson place and brought a
buyer over for the Mrs. Battise
place Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Seymour
departed for the East Tuesday.
The Siletz Choir was entertained
at a pleasant party given by
Supt. e. l.. Chalcraft in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Friday
evening. They will be greatly
missed in the Sunday school
work as they are great workers.
Mr.. e. l.. Chalcraft and daugh-
ter drove to Toledo Tuesday, the
former having business at the
county seat.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-04-14

Mrs. T. P Fish returned We'd
nesday evening from a visit to
Portland While in the city she
purchased her Spring stock of
millinery and will have same
ready for your inspection April
Goth.
Road supervisor Fred Horning
has been smoothing up the
streets around town this week.
The work has made a great i'm
provement in the looks of the
streets, besides making them
passable for teams and autos.
Work on the new road around
Pioneer Mountain will be COM
menced next Monday, weather
permitting and will be rushed to
completion at once. p. II. Elting
Will be in charge of the work.
The road will follow an easy
grade and will open up consider
able new territory. We are in
formed that no grades will be
greater than six per cent. The
route followed by the new road
is to the north of Pioneer Mt.
striking the present road east of
the tunnel While the grades are
better the distance is also slight
ly shorter, thus giving the auto
lists a much better and O shorter
road to Newport.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-04-14
Elk City Mill
to Start Soon

Elk City, Oregon. .-(SpeciaD
Mr.. Scoville is putting in some
logs foI Mr.. Enos' mill this week.
We are all waiting for that mill
whistle to blow, but they are
delayed on account of freight
hurry up freight!
Geo. Bingham and Mr.. LaFord
were guests at the Hotel Elk
Saturday and Sunday on a fish
ing trip and went home with well
filled baskets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Calkins
were passengers on the Transit
for Toledo Tuesday to consult a
doctor as Mr. Calkins has been
very sick.
The Rod and Gun Club Of
Newport represented itself in
Elk City Tuesday on fishing
expedition. They made some
good catches of trout.
Mrs. Arthur Allen is still at her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Clark, waiting for the freight
to get through the tunnel, to
take their household goods to
Mill City where Mr.. Allen is
working in the sawmill.
Mrs. Enos has gone to Carlton
to see her mother who is very
sick.
Billy Griffith came in on Tues
days train from Portland to
visit his family here.
Mrs. Marsh Simpson was visit
ing at Pioneer Sunday and Mon
day. last.
Mrs. Pentler is visiting friends
at Toledo this week.
The boys of Elk City organ
lied a baseball team here Sun
day and are getting ready to do
some good work here this Sum-
mer. Now Toledo wake up and
help your brothers.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-04-14
F. H. WALTERS MUSIC HOUSE
Announcement

Iwish to announce that owing
to my accepting position with
a large music hous. I was unable
to continue my regular tuning
trips, established two years ago
In this city.
have now opened a complete
music Store In Corvallis with q
ull line Of Pianos, Player Pianos.
Organs, Talking Machines
Sheet Music and Everything
Musical, and will now continue
my twice a year tuning trips to
Toledo.
To those of my patrons with
whom established a yearly bus.
mess Twill give one free tuning
this coming Spring.
F. n. Walters,
Tuner Of Pianos at OA.C.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-04-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department. Of the Interior.

- DoPartHlent OF the Interior
u y. Landonice. Portland. Oregon.
49, March 2Sth, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that Cuv +
Lewis, OF Toledo. Oregon. who. ON Ds'
cember II, 1908, made Original Uomo.
stead Entry No. OSLO, and on Anpus,
b, 1915, made additional Homestead
entry serial No. 04560 for the foIior,
Ing described tract: WV"
beginning at Corner No. 1, identioa,
win the corner OF sections IL and ol
u. IL s., r. IL W., per III. u. 8. No
l26- thence South 10 chains. tbence
East 1880 chains: thence south
snalnS' thence East 10 chains; thence
rortn chains; thence East 1f.5r
mans thence North 20 chains: thence
West u.69 chains; thence South 4
degrees 20 minutes East 1904 chain,
IN Sections Is and 10, T. 12 s.. r.. Il
w" containing 145.09 acres. Act Jun,
H. 1905, has filed notice OF intentIo,
10 make hve-year proof, TO estabIlsl
claim to the land above dsscrlbed. he
Ioro the Clerk OF the County Court for
Lincoln County. OREGON, AZ Toledo ~
on The 10th day of May. 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses,
a. w. Weber, OF ona. Lincoln county
oregon; j. c. Huntsucker, OF Toledo
Lincoln county. Oregon; X. d. Martin
of Toledo, Lincoln county. Oregon:
n. Huyett, OF Toledo. Lincoln county
Oregon. o1""'
Proof made according to law under
which entry was made
N. Campbell, Register,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-04-14
RIvERSlDEV.

A little slab of good weather
don't go so bad-well we had II
coming to us.
Mrs. E. Kullander of Salado
was a Riverside visitor one day
this week.
The telephone line has been
getting Its suspenders fixed. also
the gaps patched, to hold up its
pants.
Gerald Caulkins has been
hauling lumber this week for A.
n. Lapham's house.
Mr.. L. V. Caulkins is on tie
sick list this week.
Mrs. Helen Daniel, who is teach.
ing at Fiegles Creek, was home
visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Hodges spent Sat-
urday with Mrs. w. H. Danic:.
Verne Folmsbee made a flying
trip up the river Saturday.
Our Big Elk boys met at Mi.
Kullanders Sunday and organ
lied a ball nine. Burl Breight-
haupt is acting captain and Roy
kullander is the acting manager.
The complete outfit will be or
dered from the Toledo Drug Co.
Tnere We're some great athletic
stunts pulled off, such as boxing.
wrestling, etc. The boys retired
feeling happy and none the
worse for wear.
Vance Daniel was called to
Toledo Saturday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-04-14
WlNANT

Everybody works these days!

Everybody works these days!
There seemed to be a pretty
happy bunch of fellows around
this vicinity Sunday wonder
why?
Trace Huntsucker attended the
dance at Newport Saturday
night. He reports a jolly time.
Chas. Hassman and family are
preparing to move up on their
ranch as soon as possible.
Tom Christensen made a trip
to town Saturday and Monday.
Louie Balm is visiting with
Henry Shermer. t
Alma, Cara and Dan Boone
called at the Christensen home
Sunday. Mark Guilliams and
Peter Byrne did also.
A little boy by the name of
(Frankie) was in our midst the
other day.
Capt. Garner of the Ollie s.
and some fellows from Newport
were in our vicinity Sunday.
Francis Ferr anr Clarence
Ridgeway are cutting wood for
Mr.. Saxton at Yaquina this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sugg and
son Clay called at the Coliver
home at Mill Four Sunday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-04-14
POOLE SLOUGH
.

1t tried pretty hard to rain the
first of the week. but the rain
never made a very long stay this
time.
Mrs. Thos. Barker visited Mrs.
e. S. Hall Thursday.
Gordon Emerson was in our
vicinity Wednesday.
p. Peterson of Upper Beaver
was also in our vicinity Tues
day.
Peter Schirmer and son, Leo.
and Thos. Barker were in New
port Tuesday.
Our Sunday School has not
gotten in good running order yet,
but we hope to have 1t so by
Sunday. Mrs. Amy Campbell is
superintendent of the bible class.
Miss Julia Brown, secretary and
treasurer, and she also acts as
teacher of the childrens' class
until someone else will take the
place.
Mrs. Thos. Brown and sons,
Robert and Frederick, visited
with Mrs. Edgar Hall and chill
dren Tuesday.
Miss Inez Weaver was absent
from school Tuesday and Floyd
Hall was absent Monday and
Tuesday.
A picnic and entertainment
will be held at the schoolhouse
April 23d, Easter Sunday. A
splendid program is being pre-
pared. Everybody bring lunch
baskets and help us have a good
time.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-04-14
Eddyville SO,
Bridge Crew 6

Eddyville, Oregon.-(SpeciaD
There was baseball game
played on the Eddyville diamond
last Sunday between the Chit
wood bridge crew and the Little
Elk ball team. The game was
quite exciting at times and lots
of fun all the way through and
between errors and fumbles the
game closed with a score of SO
to 6 in favor Of Little Elk. But
the bridge crew Is a good jolly
bunch and it is hoped they will
play anothe game soon.
Goat shearing is about all
over for this year. The next
thing is to sell the mohair and
spend the money.
Our school started again We'd
nesday the 5th after a vacation
of three weeks, caused by the
teacher and some pupils having
the measles.
The Little Elk dog shooter has
got loose again--he may kill the
wrong mans dog some day.
Two of our citizens met in the
bushes one day last week and
had scrap. According to their
own story it was fast and
furious.
Mrs. DR.. Griff of Portland
came and took her mother, Mrs.
Boynton, to Portland for medi-
cal treatment. Mrs. Boynton
has been i'll for some time and
her many friends hope for her
speedy recovery.
Cooley Bros. have finished
their contract of slashing for C
H. Wakefield. 1t makes things
: look rather bare in that place
, There were a goodly number
of Little Elk people attended
grange at Eddyville last Satur
day. Quite a pleasant day wa.
had and arrangements wer,
made to have an Easter program
, at the next regular meeting
which is the fourth Saturday
The afternoon meeting will b,
open for all and everyone Is in
; vited to attend. Little Elk ant
,Eddyville schools will take par
in the program. A good pro
! gram is expected.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-04-14
ONA
,

Horace Wood made a flying
trip to Newport Tuesday.
Our road overseer, Walter
Weber is doing some good work
on our roads.
Monday was good roads day
but owing to the rain work was
postponed until next month
days.
Reynolds Ohmart who is
working a crew on the new road
down Beaver Creek, was home
Monday and reports fine lot of
slashing done already. 1t. won't
be very long until there will be
a good road down Beaver Creek
to the beach.
Albert G. Schwartz, Republi-
can candidate for county asses
sor, was in this neighborhood
Wednesday.
The Helping Hand Club met
with Mrs. Joe Lissy Saturday
and report a very interesting
meeting.