Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-11-06

ners, 35c. Merchants Hotel.
Miss Jennie Booth departed
Tuesday morning for a visit at
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs John Rattey
were passengers for Portland
this morning.
Giles Olin one Of the big farm
ers of Siletz was looking after
business here Wednesday.
Raymond Dickson, Of Rock
Creek school, spent the first of
the week in Toledo.
A. B. Clark came down from
Elk City last evening and will
assist in canvassing the vote.
Milliard Merrell arrived down
from Portland Wednesday even
ing for a visit with his parents.
Lawrence Mcbride brought
the election returns down from
Eddyville Wednesday evening,
John Loomis of Newport was
a county seat visitor yesterday,
bringing up the election returns
from Nye Creek precinct.
Alec McClaughery was a pas
senger for Portland yesterday
morning, where he will visit a
month or so with his daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cruson came
over from Albany Saturday
evening for a visit with Mrs.
Cruson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Wade.
Martin Thompson came up
from his homestead at Linviile
last Friday. He brought five
head of blooded Shorthorn cat
tie with him and will keep them
on his farm on Olalla.
For the benefit of st. Johns
Guild Mrs. Alexander and Mrs.
Gardner will serve tea and cake
at the latter's home Thursday
afternoon, November y. All
are invited.
At the meeting OF the Council
Monday evening the following
were named to serve on the cleo
ton board for the City election
to be held the first Monday in
December: c. K. Crosno, Frank
Parker and Clarence Orstedahl.
Halloween passed off in the
usual quiet and orderIy manner
in Toledo. 4 few praulls We're
played by the small boys, but
nothing was damaged nOc des-
troyed, which speaks We'll for
our young fellows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iii Davis We're
passengers for Portland this
morning. Mr.. Davis, we under
stand, will take charge OF n log
ging camp on the Columbia river
for J. b. Miller Romo Leihe
viii assume charge OF the log
giug camps OF Geo. w. Moore
company on Depot slough.
Game Warden Gat'rs vas
down on Salmon river last y elk.
While there he arrested Herbert
Church for having a fish net
across the river. Church de-
posted $50 as cash bond 10 ap-
pear in Justice ParrSh's Court
here Saturday.
At the meeting of the City
Council last Wednesday evening
n levy of eight mills was made
for City purposes. This levy is
Just twice as large as the levy
one year ago, but will leave the
City with less revenue than II
had last year, as II will not have
the $4,000 saloon license.
c. w. Brown, of Hilltop
Ranch" at Glen, this week sent
a potato to this Office which
surely takes the cake. It is of
the Million Dollar variety and
measures 24x12 inches in cir
conference and weighs 2M
pounds. Mr.. Brown had 300
sacks raised on a little more
than an acre Of ground.
The dance given by the band
boys at Oddfellow Hall last Sat
urday night proved a success
both financially and socially
Their orchestra, consisting of a
dozen pieces, furnished excel
lent music and the supper served
In the banquet room up stairs
was well patronlzed, The loys
cleared something like $40.
Mrs. Roy Walker entertained
the neighborhood at West To-
ledo with Halloween party at
her home last Saturday even
ing. Spooks, witches and hob
goblins of all description were
In evidence. The evening was
spent I'm games appropriate
| to the occasion, and at midnight