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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1909)
Lincoln County Leader OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPFR COLLINS & HAYDEN, Publishers FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1909 Development League. ' , Remember the meeting of the Toledo Development League at the ' City Hall next Tuesday evening. The county fair is only six week off and the League has much business in this connection. That Big Game. The big baseball game between the Fultons of Portland and a Lin coln county team to be played here next Sunday will be a treat to all lovers of the game. The local boys have arranged a strong team com posed of the best players in the county, and will at least show the visitors an interesting time. The largest crowd to witness a ball game in this comity is expected at this game. . William Toner was up from Ya quina Tuesday. ' - Rev. Pearce of Silctz was a Toledo visitor this week. Lee Wade returned Tuesday from atrip to the Valley. Mrs. C. G. Copeland of Siletz visited in Toledo Monday. . , Ches Morrison the Pioneer mer chant was in the city Tuesday. A. W. Weber of Ona was in the city the latter part of last week. Miss Hester Hill of Ona was visit ing friends in Toledo last Saturday. Zenas Copeland went to fcilado Tuesday morning for a few days' hunt. Miss Nellie Brown returned home from Newport Wednesday after noon. - Watermelons, watermelons, water melons, till you can't rest nights. Get the habit. J. C. Dixon and C. L. Knapp of Elk City were in the city Monday Ixitween trains. II. II. Cook and son, A. "M., of Ona wero passengers for Portland yesterday morning. Bert Robbins after nn absence of several months, returned to Toledo Wednesday evening. Special Sunday, July 25, at Al's Smokehouse and Kandy Kitchen Maccaroon Ice Cream. Barber Lee Bartholomew spent Sunday and Monday with his fami ly at their camp at Otter Rock. Twenty-five foot launch for sale cheap for cash. Enquire at An derson Boat Works, Toledo, Or; ' Mrs. H. J. Thome and daughter of Portland are visiting the former's brother; I. R. Wishart, and family. John McCluskey is treating his residence on First street to a "coat of paint. Renus Arnold is doing the work. Mr. and'Mrs. Dan. Hurley of Al bany arrived Wednesday noon for a visit with relatives and friends in Toledo. Jake Wenger, the piano man, and family who have been in Toledo the past two weeks returned to Sa lem yesterday. Mrs. Blanch Winans, after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hurley, here, returned Tuesday morning to her home at Portland. - R. N. W'arnock received a car load of lumber Wednesday to be used in the construction of a new residence on his property on Grove street. Mrs. W. R. Hastings and son of Portland and Mrs. Anderson of California arrived Monday evening for a visit with Banker and Mrs. William Scarth. F. M. Terman of Lutjens was in Toledo yesterday. Mr. Terman is an enthusiastic good roads man and is pulling hard for more and better roads in his locality. William Enos of the Elk City sawmill was in town Saturday. Mr. Enos says the mill is running all the time, and that they have 500000 feet of lumber on the yard. Nashville and Toledo played a good game of ball here Sunday. The day was bright and warm and the boys played good ball.' Toledo won by the small margin of 11 to 10. ' Benzoin and Almond- creams for those chapped hands and faces at Toledo Drug Co. 25c per bottle. The roads are in excellent condi tion ; now. During the Summer months there is nothing that affords more pleasure, than a drive over Lincoln county's scenic roads. Pretty soon when we have rock and plank roads all over the county it will be just as nice to travel in the Winter as the Summer. Teachers Examination. The Examination for State and County papers will be held at To ledo, Oregon, August 11, 12, 13 and 14,1909. Beginning at 9 o'clock a. in. August 11 and continued till 4 o'clock p. m. of the 14th. FOR STATE PAPERS Wednesday, Aug. 11 Penman ship History, Orthography, Physi cal Geography, Reading and Psy chology. Thursday, Aug. 12 Arithmetic, Theory of . Teaching, Grammar, Bookkeeping, Physics, and Civil Government. Friday, Aug. 13 Psychology, Geography, Composition, Algebra, English Literature and School Law. Saturday, August 14 tetany, Geometery and General History. FOR COUNTY PAPERS Wednesday Penmanship, His tory, Orthography, Reading and Physical Geographry. . . Thursday Arithmetic, Theory of Teaching, Grammar and Physiology. Friday Geography, School Law, Civil Government and English Lit erature. . The examination will be held in the Court house. R. P. Gois, County School Superintendent. $30 FREE Aretino Talking Machine FREE with $25 in cash trade Aretino 10-inch Record FREE with $10 in cash trade Turn in $25 in Checks and the Phonograph is . Yours H LEWIS