Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1916-03-03

county seat visitor Monday.
Mrs. Grant King of Siletz re-
turned home from Portland
A. T. Peterson and son, w. E.,
autoed over to Siletz Sunday
Wednesday evening after a visit
with her mother, Mrs. A. ].
RAIDER, who has been very sick.
Ham" Hamaker was in from
Wrenn over Sunday, visiting
with home folks.
. w. Y. Fall. The barber, went to-
Corvallis Monday morning on a
few days business visit.
Attorney B. F. Jones Of New
port was looking after legal bus.
mess in this city Monday.
Messrs. Ira and Lee Wade
spent Saturday until Monday On
their farm at Siletz.
Chas. Oveflandar OF Harlan
was attending County Court
here Wednesday.
st. Patrick's dance, Friday.
March 18th, given by the Guards
Of Syringa Circle. Be there.
Supper also.
F. B. Skinner and son, Robert,
returned to their home in Port
land Monday morning after a
few days visit in this city. #
s. Reich2n from Newport-was
a few days in and around Will
lamina last week. looking for a
farm to buy.-Willamina Times.
Messrs. Cox and Faulkner of
Five Rivers were in the city
Wednesday attending County
Court.
w. d. Mixter, well known in
this county, died at his home at
! Albany the first of the week.
N. H. Sherwood came over
from Albany Tuesday evening
for a visit at home.
George Hodges was in the city
Wednesday. Mr.. Hodges sold g
bunch of goats to V. L. McFar-
land of Ona. and assisted him in
bringing them down.
Mrs. Geo. c. Walker and iu-
fant son departed yesterday
morning for their new home at
San Pedro, California. They
win stop at Springfield for a few
days visit with relatives.
The Germans new submarine
policy, which went into effect
the first of the week. has GER
tainly raised the dickens with
our good weather.
The Toledo Improvement Club
will hold a meeting at the City
Hall next Tuesday evening fol
the purpose of electing officers
All members or persons inter
ested are asked to De present.
F. v. Cox-and V. e. Faulkner
of Denzer had business before
the County Court this week
While in towe each dropped
in and subscribed for the Leader
They returned home yesterday
via Corvallis.
The case of the State vs. NJ
N. Anderson, for violating tn,
Sunday Closing Law was tried
in Justice Court fcre last Sat
urday. The jury, composed o.
, w. M. Hill, l. F. Hiser, e. L
, Roberts, ]. w. Graham, Hans
Larson and Mel Gildersleeve
found the defendant guilty
Prosecuting Attorney appeared
, for the State and c. e. Hawkin;
for the defense. Mr.. Anderson
was fined $5 and costs.
Last evening the Ladies CiviC
Improvement Club entertained
their husbands and friends. a
ttthe I.O.O.F. Hall. In spite q
1.-the bad weather some fifty ol
Es'Atv were present. Had lh.
weather been better probably :
hundred would have been there
The evening was spent In dis
:, cussing means % bea ,tifyins
and upbuilding Toledo, and con
: sidcl.ng means Of purchasing !
county fair. grounds. Refresh
ments were served by the ladies
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hath were
the inspiration for a most en-
. joyable surprise picnic held a
, the Severson home last Sunday
. A bountiful dinner was served
contributed by all the ladies
! The afternoon was pleasant,
, passed with music and the us
ual picnic stunt-picture taking
, The day was ideal and eyeryon,