Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-04-20

j. Streitmatter of Rock Creek was a
Toledo visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Welsh visited at
Newport over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. A. Peterson entertained the
Embroidery club Wednesday.
L. NJ. Donckel was passenger up
the line Monday morning.
Mrs. w. o. Hoenein of Yaquina was
in the city Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Stull came up from New.
port Wednesday morning.
Prof. J. S. Coin was over from the
Lower Siletz Sunday and Monday.
VIM. Porter of Orton was in the city
Tuesday evening.
Chas Olson of Chitwood was a
county seat visitor Tuesday evening.
Miss Isabel Lingenfelter visited at
the Sugg home, at Winant, the week
end.
Oregon is living up to her reputa-
tion for raining thirteen months Que
Of the year.
Mrs. Chris Hanson was a passenger
for Portland Monday morning where
she will visit for time.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Haw-
kins in this city, Saturday evening,
April 14th, 1917, ten pound son.
Born To Mr.. and. Mrs. Byron Snuff.
fer in this city, Wednesday morning,
April 18th, 1917, an eight pound boy.
Mrs. ]. +. Srooner and children re.
turned Wednesday evening from a
weeks visit with relatives at Summit.
Mrs. w. =. Ball returned last Fri
day evelinc from a several weeks visi,
with relatives at Douglas, Arizona.
Mis-. Lena Jones and daughter, Of
Otter Rock spent the first of the weel
with the formers parents in this city
George and Earnest Parrish went t
Black Rock, Polk county, Tuesday
where they will work in the logginl
camps.
Milt Stewart departed Tuesda,
/ morning for Bremerton, Washington
after visiting the past two months il
this city.
Mrs. Fred Salvage was called hom
from Eugene Saturday evening by tn
sudden death of her sister, Mrs. Alt
Swearingen.
Alfred Lane and Dewey Goodel
both of Siletz. departed Saturda
morning for Portland where they eS
pect to join the navy.
Assessor A. G. Schwartz returned tn
first of the week from the North par
of the county where he has been doin
, some field work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Crosno departe
, yesterday morning for Ashland wher
they will make their home for the mex
two months. Cliff has a position il
that city.
The many Toledo friends of Mis-
Blanch Jeffreys will be glad to lear
I Of her reelection to her position in tn
Milwaukee schools with a ten dolla
: per month raise for next year.
A. B. Slocum and wife were owe
from Siletz Tuesday evening, tn
former leaving Wednesday mornin
for Alberta, Canada, where he Wi
work this Summer.
, Walter Ball departed Wednesday 70
i. trip down the Siletz. He will loo
d after his ranch near Taft, and incident
G ally boost for the improvement of tn
Yaquina bar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sellinger depar
i. ed Wednesday morning for their hom
[. at Sacramento, California, after havin
,. spent several weeks visiting at the
v r. Wishart home in this city.
Brown Wakefield was down fror
t Eddyville Tuesday evening having hi
n injured foot looked after. The injure
member is getting along fine and
S no complications set in will be a
=. good as new before long.
. Fred Horning had the misfortune [
lose one of his fine horses Monda
morning. The horse died as a resu
Of kick received the week befor,
The animal was fine young black an
was valued at about 5000.
}. ]. c. Myrland, who mas homestea
4 near Chitwood, left the first OF tn
!. week for his old home at Saltdaler
z Norway. Mr.. Myrlands parents ar
s living in Norway, and after visitin
|, with them he expects to return to thi
country.
-, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Stewart returne
from Vancouver, Wash, Saturda
), evening where they had been to BIZ
, their son, Donald, goodbye. as It 1
thought that the latter will soon b.
=, transferred to the aviation training
camp at San Diego, Calf.
/. S.W. Andrews Of Portland was in tn
/ city over Sunday visiting with his par
Ionta Mr. and Mrs w Andrewa Thl