Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-08-15
Mrs. R. B.. Hoffman of Elk City
was Toledo visitor last Saturday.

Mrs. K. b. Hoffman of Elk City
was Toledo visitor last Saturday.
S. E. Coffin called in and SUBJ
scribed for the Leader the first of
the week.
Maurice Anderson won the 15-
pound box Of bonbons at AL
Waugh's.
M. Knauf Of Newport paid up
for tgo years subscription to the
Leader this week.
Robert Emmons. an "uld timer"
of this place. was in the city this
week for a visit.
Jacob jacobson and son, John, of
Pioneer were here the last of the
week attending court.
III am" Hamaker returned from
Eastern Washington Sunday. where
he has been the past few weeks
putting up the hay crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Peterson re.
turned last Saturday from month s
visit through the Eastern states
and Canada. They experienced
some hot weather while away and
we're glad to get home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fuller came
over from the Valley on the excur-
sion Sunday. Roy returned the
first of the week. Mrs. Fnller re-
naming for visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mr.. Ferd Brown.
| The Rodman Wanamaker repre-
sentative. who is making a tour of
the Urited States. holding exer-
cises and giving flags to lndiars,
will he in Toledo in a special car
next Tuesday. He will 60 to Silet7
and hold services.
Aviator Steele. who is to make
flights in a hydro-aeroplane at the
Fair next month. is planning dis.
tance flight frcm Coos bay to To.
leGo. making two stops on the way
one at Gardner and one at Florence
He figures it will be cheaper to fly
than to pay transportation charges
on his machine.
A man from Salmon river was
arrested in Newport yesterday en-
the charge of bootlegging to the
Indians. He was tried in Justice
Berry's court last evening and
fined in the sum of $50. Prosecut.
ing Attorney Clark handled the case
for the state. and we are infomed
that it is his intention to stay on
the job until this bootlegging to
Indians is stamped out entirely.
While going to Newport Wednes-
day evening in his auto. John Pet.
erson, accompanied by Attorney y
Arthur Clarke and Prof. j. B. Hor.
ner of Corvallis. met a rig contain.
ing Mrs. Victor Niemi and family
of Siletz. on the grade about two
miles this side of Newport. The
horse becoming frightened at the
auto backed over the grade. For
tunately no one was injured SER
iously. but the rig was completely
wrecked. Mr.. Peterson took Mrs.
Niemi and children to the home
of Andrew York for the night and
yesterday took them to their home
at Siletz.
Mrs. l. B. Smith of this citi last
Tuesday afternoon gave five
o'clock luncheon to a party of girl
friends. at which the marriage OF
Miss Lola Wade and Mr.. Frank
Cruson. which takes place early in
September, was announced. The
table decorations were most beau
tiful. white snd yellow nasturtiums
were the flowers. Misses Carrie
Wade and Felice Avery assisted
Mrs. Smith in serving. The invited
guests were, Miss Lola Wade. Mrs.
Iva Morris. Mrs. Alta Swearingen.
Misses Edith. Essie and Lena Ball,
Annie Hawkins. Alma Waugh, La
Villa Dickson, Eleanor Grady,
Aileen Gather and Jean Bell.
What we believe was the first oc-
curence of its kind in this county
occurred at the courthouse last Mon
day when Judge Hamilton prepared
the verdict and had the foreman