Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-10-19
KERNVILLE

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Tic community met Saturday ant
after short program commemorative
Colun. bus Day organized themselves
mo Literary society. This prom.
Ses 20 be a winter Of good things
- ging by the enthusiasm shown. The
fo' wing officers were elected: Pres,
j J. Worley; vice-president, Bert
N j. son; secretary.treasurer Mrs.
| T. G TT. Reeu IIG-k school was ap
! rC C.ni ID a committee on constitution
and bylaws. Th1 'nxt meeting =, 70
be IN three weeks. Saturday. Nov. A.
FN.tyoody is invited and We expec;
4 tfiter program Including recita
tiCn'. music and dialogues.
Miss Welter and Parmalees from
Taft were in the city Saturday night.
Mrs. Scott and Dorothy spent tn,
weekend with her daughter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Steers were Kern,
vile visitors Sunday.
The girls of the Reed Creek school
have organized what they claim 70 he
an unbeatable basket ball team. They
nave issued an open challenge to anv
school in the vicinity to compete with
them.
Alyak Strome has his tractor attach
ment ready for business now. The
first adventure knocked out a fence
post enlarging the gate.
The children of the three schools in
district No. so and 81 have opened
correspondence among themselves
Their letters add greatly to their in.
terest IN language work, and deve,op
them socially.
Lloyd Combest and Venere Koske
challenged Buzz Fitzpatrick and I'm.
ME Muno to volley ball tournament.
Ihe challenge 1t is understood will be
promptly accepted.
Bill Scott pulled the tops of his no.
tatoes to sop the blight. He had as
nice patch of potatoes as we have
seen this summer.
Ward Nichols went to Siletz Sat
urday to meet his mother, who is com
ing on a visit.
Buzz Noon made trip to Newport
the last Of the week.
Brady Buckner made a trim to
Portland and other poin's in the va :
ley this last week
Red Glaser started a move in his
school we liked so well, we are trying
1t out in Drift Creek. These schools
are destitute of maps, play ground
and apparatus which are things en-.
Joyed by most of the rchool children
IN America. By the teacher and
pupils doing the janitor work and
given the money heretofore paid for
1t they can spend this money for the
things needed. 1t will add greatly t.
tne ORDER pleasure and zest of school.
we have noticed the pupils more care.
Iul OF disorder room, and muddy feet.
The boys brought shove's. axe and
grub hoe and have leveled several
knolls. Helps some. Wonder if the
County Unit would give ur uniform
equipment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glaser, Miss Ojal,ah of
Schooner Creek, Miss Welter of Taft
and Mr.. Morley of Drift Creek had a
teachers melting Saturday after teh
literary. They expect to meet the
other teachers near Devils Lake at
Tart sometime in the near future.
! Johnnie Wolfe returned from Por,
land where he had an xray eXamin.
alton of his leg which was broken last
summer. The examination shows d
poor union of the broken ends and the
leg would have to be broken again to
correct it. They decided not to have
1t done now so Johnnie came back
and entered the high rchol at Taft.
! The Steamer E. r. Smith came IN
Monday morning bringing q load of
cans for the cannery. She is loading
lumber now at the mill.
Fish are running good now. The
lcannery is running Sundays and over
time. Over twelve tons of fish were
brought in Monday. The warehouse
is getting well filled with the rich
juicy meat which will soon be shipped
to New York and other points.
Red Glaser, wife and sister, tool
dinner Saturday night with Baldy ant
son.