Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-04-09

TOMORROW lS Cleanup Lay.
Are you busy?
Ralph Pepin was down from
Chitwood yesterday.
Rev. Pearce was over from
Siletz Wednesday.
Chas. Welch of Newport was
in the city several days this
week.
Mrs. Catherine Collins, who
has been quite sick, is slowly
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hall of
Siletz attended the Band boys
dance here Saturday night.
suppose you carry a memen-
to of some sort in that locket of
yours? Yes, it is a lock of my
husbands hair. But your hus-
band is still alive. Yes, but his
hair is gone.
Habit is hard to overcome. Ii
you take from it the first letter
you have "abit" left. If you
take another you still have "bit"
left. Take another letter away
and you have all of "it" left. If
you take another letter away it
is not (t)otally used up, which
goes to show if you desire to get
rid of habit" you must do SO
all together and not by bits.
Miss Myrtle Weaver of this
place last Saturday evening re-
ceived a registered Poland China
SOW from the Portland Union
Stock Yards. This company is
distributing these hogs to the
school children of the state.
The hogs are sold to the children
on credit and will receive pay
from the increase from the stock
in the Fall. Miss Weaver is the
first in this county to receive a
hog, but more are spoken for
and will probably be sent as fast
as good animals are available.
The hogs are sold at the market
price to the children.
A wedding of interest to a
large number OF Albany and
Linn county people was solemn
lied at noon today at the home
of DR.. ]. l.. Hill, when r. e.
Grove and Miss Belle Clemo
were united in marriage. Rev.
d. H. Leech performed the cere-
mony. The groom is member
Of a well known family at
Shedds, and the bride is the
daughter of Rev. F. S. Clemo,
pastor Of the Methodist Churc ch
at Shedds. After a few days
honeymoon at Newport, they
will return to their farm near
Shedds, where they will make
. their future home.-Albany
Democrat.
Tonight the Ever-Ready BIZ
BILE Class holds its April social
and business meeting. Mr.. Peter
Boyer, the well-known maker of
/ butter and salad dressing, will be
/ the host. The Social Commit
? tee has concocted something a
trifle different in the line OF
: amusements and the Food Com
( mittee is showing unusual en-.
[ thusiasm. One of the features
/. Of the business session will be
!, the Encouragement of the per.
) sonpel of the Standing Commit.
( tees. Not the least prominent
e among the distinguished visitors
e expected to attend will be Rev
Henry T. Greene, assistant tC
DR.. Loveland, at the First M. e
e Church, Portland. Weather con
: ditions are fitting themselves t
. the necessities of the occasion
s the barometer assures us that /
c j. Pluvius does sprinkle the Eve
y Readys on their way to tn,
K meeting, he will do so with tn,
d utmost reluctance.
9 An exchange says, when yol
: talk too loud for government
9 ownership it is well to stop an,
q look at the warning European
" nations where practically ever,
! line of private enterprise IN I'm
&c der government supervision an,
a can be appropriated for govern
s ment use at any time. There
" a government official controllin
q the activities of practically ever
a man, woman and child in tn
"a country. In other words, ever
70 body's private enterprise and lib
:, erty is subservient to the govern
= ment and an army of Office hol
Z, ders. Lets keep this a fre
10 country where every man can d
- business on his own hook unde
fair lauc