Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-04-27
Tuesday is Election Day.


Saturday.
Bread is the Same Old Price at Fred
erick's Quality Store.
Miss Helga Larson went to Newport
Wednesday evening.
John Potwora of Nortons was a
Toledo visitor yesterday.
Carl Tangen was a passenger for
Corvallis Tuesday morning.
MONEY-To loan on improved
farms. See G. B. McGluskey.
Supt. E. L. Chalcraft was over from
the Siletz Agency last Friday.
Plenty of White and Gray Seed Oats
at Frederick's Quality Store.
W. E. Ball was passenger for New
port Tuesday evening returning yes
terday morning.
Mrs. Ethel Hamar of Newport visit.
ed with Mrs. C. o. Hawkins in this
city Wednesday.
School Supt. and Mrs. R. p. Coin
are at Newport this week holding the
annual Teachers Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Fuller of Siletz
returned Tuesday evening from a
honeymoon trip to the Valley.
The Toledo Drug Co. has a lot of
onion sets that are beginning to sprout
IS cents a pound as long as they last.
Word was received here this week
that Ben Horning had Joined the Navy
as member OF the Marine Hospital
Corps.
j. Perkins and family of Siletz.
shipped their household goods this
week to Dryad, Washington, where
they will make their home.
j. w. Parrish returned Monday even.
, ing from trip through the Big Elk
country where he has been working in
+ the interests of the proposed bar i'm.
provements.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Bachman depart.
ed yesterday morning for Weshtucna.
Washington. where they will spend the
Summer. They having two sons liv.
ing at that place.
Attorney c. +. Hawkins was called
, to Roseburg yesterday where he will
look after the interests of the credi.
tors in the settling of the ]. b. Miller
Logging Co. affairs.
w. w. TAFT, of Corvallis. was in the
city last Friday. Mr. TAFT was form.
, erly in the mercantile business here in
Toledo, being member of the firm
, OF Gather & TAFT. He is now a sales.
man for the Acme Extract co.
, j. c. Dixon the Elk City merchant
was in the city last Saturday on bust.
ness. He called in and paid his sub.
. scription to the Leader for another
, year while in the city, and left an or.
der for job printing.
Rev. Moore, Dist. supt. of the NJ. f.
Church, will be here next week and
will hold Quarterly Services Monday
evening. He will go to the Agency
Tuesday and will preach here again
Wednesday evening.
Subscriptions received this week are
Al Martin, Toledo, Or; l.. NJ. Don.
ckel, Toledo, Or; ]. c. Dixon, Elk City,
Or; Mrs. Martha c. NJ. Millroy, Coun.
Gil, Idaho; Ted McElwain, Toledo. Or;
Fred Romtvedt, Toledo, Or.
Warren Hall was over from the
Agency yesterday loading a car of
spuds for Sacramento. They have
been unable to get car for shipmen,
to Minneapolis, so will ship to the
California markets instead.
G. r. Burke was down from Fort.
land over Sunday looking after his
fishing schooner which is under con.
struction at the Hanson shipyard. Mr..
Burke expressed himself as well pleas.
ed with the progress made.
Carl Tangen purchased a registered
Short Horn bull while at Corvallis
this week, receiving the animal Wed.
nesday evening on the freight. Mr..
Tangen is going in for a better grade
OF stock. The purchase price was
800.
Lee Wade took several Eastern
Lumbermen out to look at the Miller
logging properties this morning. We
understand that they are here to bid
on the same tomorrow, should the
present deal fall through, and the same
be sold at Receivers sale as adver.
tised.
Exit the familiar yellow paper which
for years has been the distinguishing
feature Of railroad stationery. In its
place comes the more unobtrusive and
less costly white paper. Scarcity of
dyes due to the war has spread from
the cloth manufacturer to the paper
: mills. and the cost of colored paper is
on the ascendency.
Miss Lille Miller arrived here at
noon today from her home at Chitwood
Lincoln county-'where she had been
to spend her Easter vacation, and will
spend the weekend at Waldo Hall as