Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-04-19

Ahio D. NiiS VI WllldHI WdS NlS-
iting in the city yesterday.
Cecil Blower of Mill Four is
visiting relatives at Albany.
Mrs. Lee wade is entertaining
the Ladies Whist Club today.
Capt. o. F.. Jacobson was up
from the Resort City Monday.
EX-Judge Chas. II. Gardner,
was up from Newport Monday.
D. L. Chesley, and daughter,
arrived up from Waldport yester-
day.
A. T. Peterson returned Fri
day evening from a trip to port
land.
Miss Bessie Knauff of Summit
spent Sunday with her parents
here.
Remember the big dance to-
morrow evening-music by the
Newport orchestra.
r. L. Mcfarland, the candy
man, was a passenger for Cor
wallis Monday morning.
Miss Maxine Hall arrived over
from Siletz yesterday for a few
days visit with relatives in this
city.
, We are informed that a boat
will bring a crowd up from New
port to the dance tomorrow
evening.
Today is bargain day in War
Savings Stamps. On the first
l day of each month they increase
l cent in price.
A marriage license was issued
yesterday by county clerk How
ell to L. H. Lakin and Miss w.
G. Taylor, both of Denzer.
AL Waugh will handle Mt.
e Hood ice cream-the cream
that made Mt. Hood famous
S Will begin serving same this
e evening.
U. F. Early received a new
t Smalley gas engine this week
}. for installation in his launch. He
(. purchased the same through thu
Andersen Boat Works.
N Irven Magee was down from
e. Eddyville Wednesday evening
Mr.. Magee has sold his place a
u Eddyville and will make hi
u home in California for the Pres
or ent. ~
Jimmy Chambers fell of
VI truck load of lumber at the mi
y last Friday and sustained a frac
10 tured arm. The injured membe
is getting along nicely at pres
is 5nt.
Z J. c. Dixon, the Elk City mer
Is chant and candidate for sheriff
passed through here Saturda
ce morning enroute home from
Is trip to the south part Of tn
ID county.
Plant Thrift Stamps in you
IS war garden, and watch then
Is grow into War Savings Stamps
J. And when harvest days come
5. after the war you'll reap a croI
; of dollars.
n If fortune smiles on you now
5. put some of it in Thrift Stamps
S and War Savings Stamps. They
will stick by you and draw A pei
cent interest compounded quar-
: terly. He laughs best who
laughs last.
( S. B. Ports departed Monday
for the state of Washington,
d where, we understand, he has a
e position awaiting him. Mrs.
@ Ports and the children will re-
: main here for the present.
Fred Stanton is laid up this
= week with an injured leg. FRED
t received the injury while helping
e put in piling at the Lee Wade
= piling camp on the Butler place
and says that it was a wonder
/ that his leg was net broken.
l. Mrs. Johnny Peterson arrived
: over from Portland Saturda,
!. n evening. she accompanied he1
IL mother-in-law, Mrs. A. T. Peter
son, over from Eugene. Th,
er elder Mrs. Peterson Is just re
&, covering from an operation.
- !. ]. Pepin of Chitwood passe
30 30 through to Newport Tuesda
~ evening, returning the followin
morning. Mr.. Pepin says tina
r the sheep in his neighborhoo
al are just doing fine, and that yer
*. few of the lambs have died thi
in year.
III Andrew Bristlin of Elk Cit
was a Toledo visitor yesterda.