Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-07-27


down from Elk City Wednesday.
Carl Davis the Siletz merchant
returned from the Valley Tues
day evening.
Game Warden w. G. Emery
was up from the Resort City |
yesterday.
Mrs. L. M. Starr is entertain
ing the Ladies Whist Club this
afternoon.
Geo. McCaulou was a passen-
ger for the Valley Wednesday
morning.
Prof. John Blough passed
through to the lower bay Tues
day evening.
John Crooks, the Watkins
Man, is in the south end of the
county this week.
Miss Eva Cox of Mill Creek
visited yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Wade in this city.
Section Foreman Davis father
of Falls City was visiting here
several days the first of the
week.
A. T. McClaughrey has been
quite low the past two weeks,
having suffered another para
Ilytic stroke.
H. L. Collins and F. B. Skin
ner came over from Portland
Saturday evening and spent
Sunday fishing on the Siletz.
They caught 63 beauties.
Chauncey Trapp and family
motored over from Albany yes
terday for a visit with the form
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. l..
Trapp, in this city.
Forty tourists, travelling un-
der the auspices of the Massa-
chusetts Forestry Association,
are visiting the National Forests
and Parks of the West.
Prof. w. c. Fischer arrived
up from Yaquina Wednesday
morning, enroute to Siletz
where he will visit friends and
look after property interests.
Cleve Fish arrived down from
Grays Harbor, Wash, Wednes-
day evening, for visit with his
father, T. P. Fish. Cleve was one
of those drawn in this county
by the recent draft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hall au.
toed over from the Agency Wed
( nesday evening to meet Mrs
\ Halls sisters, Mrs. X. c. Egber
I and Mrs. w. E. Micheals, both O
t Tiffin, Ohio, who arrived on tn,
4 evening train.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Snuffer
! and baby, departed Wednesda.
\ morning via auto, for Lewiston
! Mont, where they expect t,
4 make their home. Mrs. Snuf
\ fer's father, E. P. Currey. ac
! companied them as far as Port
I land.
7 Ted McElwain sold his For,
I car to Frank Huntsucker las
J! Saturday. Frank will use it Of
. his mail route during the sum
! mer months, and will thus b
! able to give his passengers bet
4 ter Accommodations, and a quick
! er and pleasanter trip.
4 A. c. Crawford, and step
! daughter, Miss Florence Ennis
7 autoed over from the Agenc
1 Wednesday morning, bringin
7 Mr.. Crawford's sister, Miss Elss
/ and brother, George, who de
I parted on the morning train 20
. their home at Portland.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ". \. Coore
+ autoed to Portland Wednesday
I Mr.. Cooper expects to return 10
! day, and Mrs. Cooper will re
I main in the city for a time
4 spending a few weeks with hc
! parents. Mr.. CuTcy win .,
: company Mr.. Cooper on The rC
I turn trip.
! Mrs. Louella Williams of Port
I land arrived in Toledo, Saturda
\ evening for q visit with he
! brother, II. S. Van Cleve, an
I Gamily. She returned to tn
+ City on the excursion Sunda
! evening, accompanied by he
Z daughter, Aileen, who has bee
4 visiting here the past month.
T Hon. b. f. Jones of Newpol
4 passed through Toledo yestel
\ day morning enroute for Nasl
I vile. Mr.. Jones IS working on
I proposition to bond the count
\ and get some permanent roat
7 here in Lincoln County, al
7 spoke on that subject at Nasl
\ vile yesterday. He was billed