Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-07-08
Full line of araniteware at colvin's.

Harry Mebergall Of Albany, travel
ing salesman, was transactinS busi-
ness with our merchrrts this week.
L. NJ. Starr is again able to be out
after being confined to his home the
past six weeks with an injured foot.
Mr. Starr cut his foot with an axe
and blood poisoning developed.
Mrs. l.. Rounds and four children ar
rived down from Portland for visit
with Mrs. Rounds uncle, j. w. Robert
son, and family. They will occupy
the Holem place this summer.
IL. C. Mowery was over from the
Agency yesterday in the interests of
the Siletz Valley Cheese Factory. The
plant will soon be ready for operation,
which will mean much to the dairymen
Of the Siletz,
r. X. Wilson wcs down from Chit
wood yesterday having an injured fin
ger attended 10. Mr.. Wilson inform
US that the S. p. Co. recently put
iwatchmen on at the tunnel, three
watchmen with eight hour shifts each.
Miles Jones of Roseburg arrived in
Toledo last Saturday evening for a
visit with his old friend, George An
drews. Mr.. Jones drove up in his car.
He and Mr.. Andrews spent the first
of the week fishing on the Siletz.
Some thirty-two ToledOites cele-
brated the Fourth with a picnic din
ner near Euchre Creek, on the SiletZ.
Several championship horseshoe CON
tests were pulled off during the after
noon.
BY special arrangements, we re-
ceived number of pictures OF the
big fight, held at Jersey City last Sat
urday, for publication in this issue,
but through an accident all but one
were destroyed.
Mr.. and MIS-. w. x. Patterson re-
'ceived word last evening from their
son, Ensign Gordon A. Patterson,
Chief Engineer on the U. S. S. Reno
which is in the Bremerton Navy Yard
fer repairs, to expect his arrival here
soon.
A. C. Crawford OF Lower Farm re-
Gently purchased equipment for a
cheese factory which he will install
on his place, and proceed 20 manufac'
ture his milk into cheese. Mr.. Craw-
ford has fine farm and large herd
OF dairy cows.
A marriage license was issued We'd
7nesday to Nicholas Stemple, so, and
Mary Selakovich, 80. County Judge
John Fogarty performed the marriage
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Stemple will
make their home on the John Alberts
place at Orton, until Mr.. Stemple can
complete a house on his place near
Sletz.
There will be lecture given at the
Odd Fellows Hall, Sunday evening,
July 10th at 1880, on the subject
Gods Answer to Mans Distress by
B. E. Schaffner. Thursday evening,
July 14ht he will speak on "ls the Bible
Inspired? or Can We Rely on the Old
Guidebook?" Everybody welcome. A
message for you.
DR.. c. Il. Linton, the sage Of Wald-
port, is in Portland for a few days.
He has lived in Waldport about 20
years and has become spokesman for
the southern end of Lincoln county.
He is physician, druggist, legal ad-
wiser, justice Of the peace and an au-
thor. and has been mayor many times,
, lsh and game warden and constable
and has held numerous other offices,
He is also president of the board OF
trade in his city. He has written two
books of romance, one collection
Of short stories, some of which have
Oregon settings. Just now he is at
the Imperial with broken ARM
Tuesdays Oregonian.
(2f)-FOR SALE-Beautifui home
under construction. Big porches over
looking bay. Six lots, each SO 100
good soil; near high school,; S2200.00
cash II taken at once. .$25o0.C0 and
terms. Enquire F. e. Schmidt, (Los
Cahin) Toledo, Oreuon,