Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-12-15

Fred Horning received a ca,
of oats from Corvallis last Satur
day.
Lester Waugh and Billy G1ah
am returned from Portland Sun
day.
Ed Stocker the Newpor
butcher was in the city Satur
day.
B. A. Fielding of Taft was 8
Toledo visitor several days the
first Of the week.
w. T. Ball the Barber return.
ed Friday evening from his TRIP
to Washington.
Fred Gee who lives on the
Newport-Toledo road returned
last Saturday from a few weeks
visit at Medford.
J. G. Hammond recently re-
turned from an extended alb
sence in California. Mr.. Ham
mond owns a fine little ranch on
Olalla.
David Baird departed Satur-
day morning for Moreland, Kan
sas, where he will look after pro-
perty interests. He expects to
return in the Spring at the latest.
Several of our business men
have their 1917 calendars ready
for distribution, and they are
certainly giving out some beau
ties.
Merchant G. S. Davis of Siletz
shipped three cars of tan bark
to the Albany Tannery this Fall,
and has orders for all he can
ship. He loaded a car this week.
The local Masonic Lodge
elected the following officers
Monday night: j. j. Gather, w.
M; A. Hurley, S. W.; r. S. Van
Cleve, j. W.; w. e. Ball, Treas
urer; ]. B. Booth, secretary.
Mrs. A. c. Clark departed
Monday morning for Los Ange-
les, California, where she will
visit the San Diego Fair during
its closing days. She will spend
the Winter in California and in
the Spring she will go East to
visit relatives and friends.
VIM. Porter of Upper Siletz
loaded a car of hogs here Tues
day, shipping them to Corvallis.
Mr.. Porter says that the Siletz
country is rapidly coming to the
front as a producing section, and
he looks for a rapid development
during the next few years.
County Commissioner o. V,
Hurt was a passenger for Port
land Saturday. While in the
metropolis Vic will attend the
meeting of County Commission
ers and Judges of the State OF
Oregon. County Judge r. r.
Miller left Monday morning to
attend this meeting.
The Gasoline fishing schooner
Fremont, was pulled out on the
ways at the Hanson shipyards
this week. The boat, which is
owned by the Corvallis Meat Co.
OF Corvallis, will be thoroughly
overhauled and painted and 9
new engine will be installed. The
boat will be used for deep sea
fishing.
The local order of Moose ar,
making arrangements for bis
dance, to be held here in Toledo
on Christmas night, Monday tn,
18th. This will make the thirt
annual dance given by the Moos,
and the other two have botl
been hummers, so we are safe Il
saying that everybody will ge
their moneys worth. Ticket
for dance $1.00, supper fift
cents per plate. Come and hav
a good time.
) We are over stocked on silver
! ware and can offer you som
real Christmas bargains in tn
following: Royal Plate Rosa
lie T Spoons, 60c. set of si1
Knives and Forks, $3.50 set; Bel
4 ly Spoons, 75c. each; Cold Mes
= Forks, 75c. each; Child's Set
! Knife, Fork and Spoon, SOC
/ Butter Knives, 25c.; Sugs
I Shells, 35c.; Gravy Ladels, rs
! Also a small assortment {
I Holmes and Edwards and Rog,
4 Bros. Ware. Carving sets ;
7 greatly reduced prices. Pete
I son Hardware Co.
7 The Toledo Chapter of Evel
I ing Star installed officers We
I nesday, evening, Mrs. Dora
\ Shilke, Worthy Grand Matrc
: for the State, being the insta
I ing officer. The new officers 1