Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-04-08
VOLUME 20
SILE1Z

The social given by the Ladies Aid
Society Friday evening, April First. a,
the Government School building was
well patronized and very great sue
eStss> The girls of the High School
LII. on play entitled 1.-The Two Rival
Sailors" before the Ladies Aid part
Of the program commenced. This
was original, written by Miss Alma
Ojala. The characters in the play
were Alma Ojala, Mary Henry, MAR
Sret Miller, and HELEN Ojala. The
costumes were masculine and for that
reason they go, badly mixed. The
whole thing was ridiculous and anus
ing and showed much talent in getting
ii ap Several selections were played
On the piano during the entertain
ssaent by Mrs. Colvn. This kept the
.2nbience in good humor during the in
tervals. Sile,Z Is formulate in having
so many good musicians. Everyone
enjoys music. II would be dull old
world without music. 1t would also be
:: dun old world if every one wore a
Crouch on his face. Let Ills be happy
and enjoy ourselves while on this nun
dane sphere for we II ay never have
another opportunity-"One bird in the
hxad is worth two or three in the
bushes" The prettiest part of the
High School program was the panto.
mime representing he American flag
while Miss Neimi stood on the plat
form with the American flag wrapped
STound her and in her right hand she
held out the torch of Liberty enlight
c1ing the world. While she was stand.
ms the audience rose and sang the
Star Spangled Banner led by Mrs. Col.
vim playing the piano. 1t was q pat
riotic scene. No wonder America is
the land of the free and the home Of
the brave when the youths OF our
COUNTRY are taught such lessons Of
patriotism. After the close Of this
program the ladies took up theirs
vfsicE consisted OF nice lunch served
m cafeteria style This was a general
exercise and all took part. Ii there
was any little fellow that didn't have
n,o1ey enough to buy piece OF pie
ar cake, someone would give nim the
money and his heart was made glad
It was the same with the old ladies
who didn't happen to have the money
1ftsr all We're served. Quite a lot OF
pie and cake were left. This was sold
tioaeer. Some of the cakes sold for
Ss09 The cash receipts were $47.50
an had a good time and said they got
tie worth o. their money.
4 delegation went over to Toledo
7uecuay u meet with the County
'Cour. 10 discuss road matters but the
Court had an engagement 20 meet with
the State Highway Commission in
F'psDand on Wednesday, so the dele
satien was disappointed in not having
= chance to meet with the Court but
Will try it some other time.
We are having new arrivals at
S1etz almost every day. Saturday,
L. ID. Huffman moved in with his fam
ily and took charge of the fine farm
of $50 acres he bought of Louis Char.
ley Last fall This is j fine ranch and
is located just above klamath Grade.
understand Mr.. Huffman will go into
taa dairy business. Alec Catfish has
leasad his fine farm of 700 acres to
= couple of men with families from
Oregon City for period of five years.
These gentl2men are going into the
dairy business also. They are expert
sairymen-just what We need. Phil
k2tiag has bought 40 acres OF land near
O11oS of Louis Smith. This is fine
piece of land and every acre Of it
't:aa be plowed. This gives Mr.. Elt,
ing las acres, making one Of the finest
farms on the Reservation.
WATCH SILETZ GROW!
We are Satisfied.