Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-08-10
Ona, Phillips of Denzer was in

Prof. w. G. Fischer was uD
rom Yaquina yesterday.
Lee Doty of Waldport is a
county seat visitor this week.
Sam Brassfeld of Siletz is act
ng as Juror here this week.
JW. Walker of Waldport Was
a county seat visitor this week,
A. w. Morgan arrived down
from Portland Tuesday evening.
Chas. Hassman of Yaquina
was a county seat visitor yester-
day.
Mrs. w. E. Ball is entertaining
the Ladies Whist Club this after
noon.
C. A. Overlander Of Harlan
was a county seat visitor Wea-
nesday.
H. ]. Sampson of Salmon
River had business in Toledo this
week.
O. A. ellison has been down
from Salado> several days this
week.
Guy Penepacker of Salem was
in Toledo last Friday evening.
demonstrating for Painless
Parker
G. S. Parmele Of CASTOR was
in the city the first of the week,
MIR. Parmele formerly resided at
Kernville. .....
Mrs. Gertrude Long arrived
from San Diego, Calf, last Fri
day evening. Mrs. Long Is a sis
ter of VIM. Enos.
A marriage license was issued
at Vancouver Tuesday to John
r. Hanlon and Miss Gracia
Howe, both of Ona.
Mrs. Eunice Akin was elected
school director to succeed w. Z.
Peterson, resigned, at the special
school meeting last Saturday,
Miss Esther Booth returned to
her home at Lebanon Monday,
after an extended visit with her
aunt, Mrs. S. K. Booth in this
city.
Mrs. Minnie Caron of Spo-
kane, Washington, returned
home Monday after an extended
visit at the U. F. Early home on
Olalla, with her son, Charles,
Capt. R. c. Parker and o. II,
Thompson of Taft were county
seat visitors the first of the
week. Capt. Parker is owner of
the new boat, Victory, that was
launched July 4th at Taft.
County Clerk Howell issuel a
/ marriage license Wednesday to
Felix Gentle and May Nun, the
) former of Portland and the lat
= ter of Newport. They were mar.
E ried by Justice of the Peace
l Crosno.
There is a tremendous crop
. OF wild blackberries this year.
!, and most everybody is taking
? Advantage of it to make lots OF
!, jam and jellies for next winter,
4 to say nothing of putting them
q q up for pies.
a A. w. Weber of Ona has been
" in the city this week doing Jury
:. duty. Mr.. Weber is an enthus-
o iastic good roads booster, and
= looks forward to the time when
n the bridge is to be built connect
e ing the south side of the bay
1t with Toledo and Newport.
~ Recognition Of the service
IS given by the newspapers of Ore.
m gon was accorded recently by
ID Governor Withycombe when he
,e declared that the enthusiastic
cooperation of the press of the
state had made Oregonians bet,
= ter Informed as to their duties II
" the war census than those ot
probably any other state.
Three auto loads of Toledo
people stopped in Lebanon Sun,
~ day for a short visit at the r. 4
Collins home. The party wa.
=, returning from all outing at Cas-
- cadia-"One OF the most beauti
~ ful spots in Oregon" said mem,
10 bers of the party. The part,
y. was composed Of c. E. Hawkins
IL IL the Toledo and Newport banker
m,s m and wife; F. N. Hayden, editor o.
TO the Leader, and wife; Count,
I'd Attorney G. B. McCluskey ant
A. wife, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Akin, Mr.
to and Mrs. r. A. Arnold and Mr.
40 and Mrs. A. Nye.-Lebanon Ex
q press.
d. Subscriptions received thil
We week are: G.. Bruner. Nortons