Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-04-01
SlLETZ

The Easter services at The M. z.
Church were well attended and the
Easter program was of unusual inter
est. The Church was beautifully dec
GRATED with wild flowers and ever
greens. The day seemed to typify the
Resurrection. The sun rose on clear
sky and shed his life giving rays upon
the green hills and flowery wales OF
the SiletZ valley. The whole country
was vocalized with the warbllng of the
birds and the soft cadence Of the rip
ling waters of the Siletz river as it
rushed on to be buried in the moon
mad sea. w. S. Hall had charge Of
the Faster program which follows:
Piano solo, Miss Chalcraft; song NJ.
10S by the Choir; Prayer, Rev. Walter
Ross; song primary class; vocal solo,
Prof. Eagy; song, Lilies by small
girls; song 81 by ihe Choir and con-
gregation; vocal solo, Easter Morn,
Mrs. Cobb; marching song by small
boys; duet, Mrs. Colvin and Mrs. Lar
sen; song OF, Choir; vocal solo, THE
Holy City, Jesse Daniels accompanied
by Mrs. Colvin playing on the piano
and Mr.. Larsen and Prof. Eagy with
their violins. Few can excel MIR. Dan
iels in singing The Holy City. Offer.
ing for the missionary work was next
taken. Then came the Doxology fol-
lowed by the benediction. The com.
munity took more interest in the East
er services this year than usual Mrs.
Walter Ross was on the sick list and
could not take part in the exercises.
14I h,,
played some excellent pieces OF music.
The orchestra is a great help in the
Eocial affairs Of the community and is
composed OF the following persons
Charles Larsen, leader, and Mrs. Lar.
sen, Andy Goodell and Miss Linoa
-Kimble.
County Agent Cooter and w. r.
'Tindall met Tuesday with the farmers
in the Recreation Hall and had a
Round Table talk. Mr. Cooter and Mr..
Tindall had been down to Coos county
to investigate the condition of the
dairymen the-3 and more especially to
find out the standing and conditions
of the Dairymen's Cooperat League
il that county. 1t was found, Mr..
orable reports about the League were
false when run down to the last analy.
sis was proved to be untrue and were
the production of some disgrunted
fellow who was not big and broad
enough to take in the situation and
know the value of cooperation and
progress but that he would do all the
harm he could. Such persons have
but little influence in this age of pro-
gress. The farmers of Siletz believe
In the League and have nearly all
si>l up. These gentlemen collected
a lot Of information while on their
visit to Coos county and Mr.. Cooter
took great pains to explain the whole
matter to the farmers here. The Dairy
mems Cooperative League is a good
thing for the farmers and that is the
reason ,hat other companies are fight.
ing 1t. "The tree with the best apples
always has the most clubs under it.
Messrs Cooter and Tindall go rom
here to Orton.
Messrs. Kearn and Williams are cul.
tivating their logan berries by having
the potatoes dug and The land cleaned
up. The best growth of logan berries
will be trestled up and the smaller
plants will be reset and the land cul.
tivated thoroughly. 1t Is their purpose
to set 20 acres to logan berries. There
is no sale for potatoes at Siletz this
year. People here can get all the po,
tatoes they want of Mr.. Kearn at 25c.
O sack and dig them.
Russell Adams is now on a visit
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in the ship yards a. Portland and may
return to the same work again. Rus
sells father ownes fine farm and he
would like for Russell and Dick to
take charge of it. But farming Is