Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-08-27
SlLETZ

Ihe Turney Concert given at Silet,
saturday evening WIS a real treat {,
all lovers Of high class music. RuthyI
Turney is violinlst of rare ability
assisted by Mrs Gertrude Trrney.
pianist of few equals in rendering
Classical and up to date music. Mr.
Turney is a musical composer ant
many OF his best pieces are OF his owl
composition. Mr.. and Mrs Turney
have been employed rs musical teach
ers in the Indian Training School a,
Chemawa for more than thirteer
years. He is ont for rest and con
scented to give Siletz an eyening which
was highly appreciated. The rendition
OF some of the master pieces such as
q piano solo "Astro," Rubinstein. by
Mrs Turney, a Russian classic end a
violin Solo by Ms TuTuCy. "GyDsv
Dance" closing with the Home Pine
which captivated the audience. FIR.
and Mrs. Turney viii visit Newport
before returning home. Mr.. and Mrs
TuTney came to Siletz by invitation
OF Superintendent Chaleraft who knew
them well while he was superintendent
at Chemawa School.
Married at Toledo, Oregon, August
18th, 1920, James f. Roberts and Miss
Agnes Lenard Crawford Of Siletz. The
bride being the second and youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Craw-
ford Judge r. Z. Miller ofTiciated.
The bride is one OF the handsome and
popular young ladies OF Siletz, a grad
cate of the High School at Siletz and
a favorite among her classmates. The
groom is an ey-5eryice young man,
having been a member of the Spruce
Division in Lincoln County. He is a
popular and Industrious young man of
excellent habits. The happy couple
viii for the present make their home
at Siletz and the groom will continue
In his present position as master of
the steam roller working on the COM
munity road between Siletz and To-
ledo.
Lee Wade has bought the choice
five acre tract of lend just east of the
public school building facing the
county road leadius 70 the LowI.T
Farm. paving the handsome sum OF
$2o00 for the land.
Charles F. Anderson sold his so
acre farm two miles north of Siletz on
the cast side of the river to NJ. w.
Ritchman, a farmer with his family,
from Monroe, who comes to help open
up this country and make it what it
really is--the best part of Lincoln
County Price $4,000. Mr.. Anderson
has some horses and cattle and farm
machinery that be will sell cheap if
taken soon.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. c. Dixon and Paris
Parks of Elk City and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Fl. Van Orden of Newport motored
to Siletz Sunday They took dinner
on the banks of the Siletz River and
put in some time fishing Mr.. Van
Orden has been on tie sick list for
some time but riding out in the open
air has increased his appetite and
has done him whole lot of good.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warren of
Roseburg are here On visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Collins.
Mr.. Warren is son of Mrs. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins have just re-
turned from a weeks visit at New
port where the exercise of running
over the hills and strolling on the
bcdtiitS, tdtNlAlS INC SAT- ali, oOOu
gives them an appetite, which added
thirteen pounds each per week to their
aroirdupois and makes them feel like
new persons. | think everyone is
benefited by going to the seashore
and especially those run down in
health and children suffering from
summer complaint
Mrs. Grant King, Mrs MacLean, her
niece, the daughters, Helen and La
Velle have gone to Brattenbush on
the Santiam for the benefit of Mrs.
Kings health and to have an outing.
The Klamath grade is now fixed
with good plank road around it.
Phil Elting had charge of the work.
Most Of this work was done by volun-
teer labor. Some of the neighbors
who did not help do this work ride
over this road whistling as happy as
clans at high tide knowing they never
did thing to put the road in such !
fine condition. wonder what St. |
Peter will do with them when they !
come up to pass The Gate?
Mrs. Andrew Porter came over '
from Albany to visit her husband. !
She is at the King S. MIR. Porter is
chief engineer in road construction
In Lincoln County. A. w. Camp aud
itor In the Indian service has been b
here for several days looking over
the books Of this Agency. He found
everything in apple pie order. He
complementad the superintendent, Mr..
for the elegant manner in
which the books were kept and the
way with which the affairs
Of the Agency were managed. Mr..
Camp was delighted with the beauty
of Siletz Valley and it's surroundings.
looking off from the agency on the
Valley containing more than two
thousand acres Of land, bordered with
almost complete circle of ever
green mountains present to the eyes
4 most charming panorama of beauty.
SOUTH BEACH