Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-02-23

County Surveyor Mcmillan
was called to Newport Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Frazier of
TOrton were in the city last Sat
urday.
Manager Godlove of the local
phone lines was up from New
port Tuesday.
Mrs. C. K. Crosno is enter
tanning the ladies' whist club this
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Peterson
visited Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. A. Bensell at Newport.
R. P. Coin was a passenger up
the line this morning on his
way to visit school at Tum Tum.
Gerald Calkins of Riverside,
leaves soon for Wilbur, Wash
ington, where he expects tc live.
S. w. Scoville of Pioneer was
in the city yesterday attending
a meeting of the county fair
board.
Mrs. Roy Buckles returned
last evening from a trip to Ne
braska, where she had been set
Ting up her fathers estate.
Rev. Scudder came over from
Salem Tuesday evening to look
after his potato crop, which he
has had stored at the Agency
since last Summer.
Messrs. Lloyd Porter and ]. E..
Edwards and Misses Martha Ha-
gar and Laura and Lena Taylor
of Nortons were in our city last
evening attending the dance.
Mrs. c. e. Hawkins arrived
home from Portland last even
ing, where she has been in at
tendance at meeting of the
Grand Managers of Women of
Woodcraft.
Mrs. Lewis arrived over from
Portland Tuesday evening. She
will visit friends here several
days. On her return to Port
land she will be accompanied by
her son, Dempster, who has been
attending school here.
w. e. Bachman departed We'd
nesday morning for Eastern
Washington where he will spend
the Spring and Summer. He
has good position awaiting him
aid will also visit with his
brother who lives in that Sec
| ton.
U. S. Marshal Berry was in the
city the first of the week. He
went over to the Agency Monday
, and took Ranny Callahan in GUS
tody. Callahan will be tried in
the Federal court at Portland on
! a charge of forging money or.
ders at Tacoma, Washington.
, A. T. Peterson, the rustline
Ford agent, informs us that IA,
has sold six Ford cars for sprins
t delivery, and has a couple more
e prospects in sight. This is no
S so bad for the quiet times we ar,
= having. Among those buyint
r cars he mentioned Billy Graham
Hawkins Bros, and Jas. Franks
Il 1t has been reported that tn,
lighthouse and U. S. Coas
Il Guard station has been closed t
s visitors. The closing Of tn
Il Light House is correct, but as {,
h the other is a mistake, as w
# were Informed by one of tn
Coast Guards last Saturday.
Newport Independent Enter
!. prise.
= The ladies of the Merry G,
~ Round Embroidery Club enter
' tanned their husbands at card
= at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G
= r. Schenck last Saturday even
= ing. Twenty-three were presen
= and spent the evening playing
u Five Hundred. A midnight re
freshments were served. All re
It port q most enjoyable time.
If Subscriptions received thi
:. week are: Henry Timer, Nor
Ie tons, Oregon; VIM. Darnley, TIC
) ledo, Oregon; A. Kitterman, Sa
r lem, Oregon; G. A. Schumachel
y Newport, Oregon; G. S. Fitzpat
1t rick, Taft, Oregon; L. \
& Coombs, Winlock, Wash; J. I
IL Greenhagen, Toledo, Oregon
Hawkins Bros, Dana, Calf.
Ie Aonther pleasant dance wa
n held at the Wollas home on tn
& South Side last Saturday nigh
l. Some twenty of the neighbor
:" gathered in and danced until tn
r wee small hours. At midnigf