Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-11-17

VIM. Porter of Upper Siletz>
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Kullander came down
from Big Elk last evening.
H. Larson was a passenger
up the line Tuesday morning.
T. B. Butler had business at
Newport the first of the week.
Vance Daniels of Big Elk was
attending the dance here last
evening.
Jack Fogarty, the Standard
Oil man, of Yaquina, is in the
city today.
County Attorney Stewart was
a passenger for Portland this
morning.
/, Chas. Overlander was down
from Upper Big Elk the first Of
the week.
Now that the election is set
tied we can turn our attention to
our Christmas shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Windred
came over from the Siletz Agen-
cy yesterday afternoon.
r. w. Stow, the moss man,
was a Portland visitor this week,
returning home last evening.
Don Gillett, the Nashville mer-
chant, shipped a car of potatoes
from here yesterday morning.
Misses Aileen Dunn and Iris
Akin visited with Miss Thelma
Hoenein at Yaquina from Satur-
day until Monday.
Mrs. Mary A. Day arrived
down from Portland last even
ing and will spend the winter
here.
/ Messrs. A. H. Phelps, A. w.
Weber and Lloyd Commons, all
of Ona, were county seat visitors
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob V'Iiams
were passengers for Indepen-
dence Monday where the vi
visit with Mr.. Williams s.5;er.
Mrs. Kate Whitaker.
The dry weather Of the pas
few days has put the roads Il
good shape and autoes are runp'
ing from Toledo to Siletz an
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton PonC
of Siletz returned Tuesday even
ing from Portland where Mr.
Pond has been having his LEI
. treated.
Mrs. ]. r. Turnidge, Mrs. Par
rish and Mrs. Hall, returne
! Tuesday evening from Airl!
where they were called by tn
: death of their brother.
J. Mrs. George Doll returned t
/: Ser home in Nebraska Wednes
i, jday morning after an extende
:: visit with her parents, Mr.. an
r Mrs. H. H. Pratt, in this city.
e Geo. Hoeflein was a passei
+ ger for Cresswell Wednesda
! morning. George will build
barn for his brother, conduct'
will Hoefiein, who has a far
|, / near that place.
}. w. E. Peterson is in receipt
a letter from Henry Cannon tn
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon a
located on their ranch at Roma
Montana. Mr.. Cannon writ
that he has fifty acres OF if
wheat. and that he is gettif
IS S1.70 for the wheat he Is sellin
e s. T. Loudon of Eddyville WI
:, e in the city several days th
a week, returning to his hon
s. this morning. Mr.. Loudon W
4 a member of the board of vie'
:. ,ers appointed to locate a 81
IT for the proposed new bridI
I. across the bay connecting up q
% south part of the county wi
. !. the north. Mr.. Loudon stat
h that he believes that the bett
sr place to locate the bridge
10 south from town near the Butt
=. y place, but that the other We've
favor the Mill Creek crossing.
OF Two runaway boys were ca
te tured at Siletz last Sunday a
e. lodged in the Indian Skooku
Il. ~ house. Monday they were Sc
ne making tracks for the big timb
re and to date have not been Sc
since. One boy was aged
'n re and the other 16. They we
II. wanted In rhe Valley. They b
A. stolen a couple Of bicycles, a
nj nj had also broke into several HOT
w es to obtain food. They will Fl
or II mighty cold out In the woo
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