Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-11-24
V. e. Faulkner is a Toledo Wis

Remember the city election,
Monday, December 4th.
w. e. Simpson of Elk City was
in the city yesterday.
Herman Schmitt Of Elk City
was a Toledo visitor Saturday.
NJ. Ruble of Waldport had |
business in Toledo Wednesday. |
Phil Elting of Orton was in
the city Wednesday on business.
Mrs. VIM. Hochcin of Yaquina
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Akin in this city yesterday.
Newton Taylor and family
of this place moved to Newport
Thursday where they expect to
locate.
j. Streitmatter of Rock Creek
was a Toledo visitor Friday
evening. Mr.. Streitmatter vent
on to Portland Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert M.
Howe Of Terry, Montana, Gorm-
erly of Toledo) a baby girl, Nov.
18th.
Dye Wade left this morning
for a trip to Portland and the
State of Washington. He eX-
poets to be gone about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt of Aurora,
Oregon, arrived last Friday eveu-
ng for visit with their sister,
Mrs. John Bradbury, and fam
lily on Depot slough.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. r. Peterson
were passengers for the Valley
Sunday. Mrs. Peterson will Wis
it relatives at Alpine while Mir.
Peterson goes to Portland.
Mrs. e. l.. Steinhoff and little
son were passengers for Port
land Wednesday morning, where
they will visit for couple OF
weeks. They were ac Jmpanied
by Miller Limbach..
Last Monday while playing
football on the street, Raymond
Stewart and Anthony Brown hac
the misfortune to break one OF
the large windows n Il. IL
Pratt's jewelry store.
The ladies of the Civic In
provement Club staged the
play, THE Creole Bellies" at 81.
letz last Saturday evening, play
rg to packed house. They net
, ted about $15 above all expenses
, This money will be used to pur
|, chase books for the library.
Fred Horning drove to Otte
Rock Friday for a visit with hl
; parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il
) Horning. He returned nom
Monday accompanied by hi
wife who has been visiting ther
y for some time.
Mrs. Henry Lewis accompar
led by her sister in law, Mrs.
X. Lewis, of Eastern Oregon, an
two nieces from Boston, Mass
Il arrived in Toledo last Saturda
II evening for a short visit wit
e Mr.. Lewis.
'. The local Southern Pacifl
passenger train was about 81
a hours ate Tuesday evening ov
ing to the freight jumqing IL
G track near Nortong. One frcigl
Y. car went off and tore up SON
n track but no serious damage We
,e done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Selby
p Ona were in Toledo last Satu
J. day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Sc
by had just sold their ranch
Ona to Lloyd Parks, the latt
= taking possession at once. N
u and Mrs. Selby departed Sund.
tor an extended trip in the Ea'
I'll We hope to see their return
is Lincoln county.
Subscriptions received this we
te to the Leader are: Anton Ry
ty zeski, Taft; Judge j. w. Ham
ton, Roseburg; A. II. Phel
do Ona; ]. Streitmatter, Morton
IT. Joe Kosydar, Siletz; Jacob j
,obson, Pioneer; j. J. Bellany, I
ledo; Sherm Bateman. No
va Jetty, Eureka, Calf; Jim w
ale skill. Pioneer; Geo. c. Walk
'r, 63S-5th ST., San Pedro, Calf.
on Messrs. w. S. and w. Il. i
,se Of Siletz returned WednesC
evening from Portland VIII
they had been, in company "
as Mr.. Hardesty, to meet "
m Eastern capitalists who are
the terested in the building of
Or proposed electric road 20 Sill
ing In an interview with w. S. ]
he stated that everything loo