Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-07-05

Jas. Franks was over from the
Siletz Agency Saturday.
A. C. Crawford of Lower Farm
was a county seat visitor last
Saturday.
Mrs. Catherine Collins re-
turned Monday evening from a
visit at Salem.
J. B. Miller went to Portland
Monday to spend the Fourth
with his family.
Don't let the wheat flour in
your kitchen shame the flag at
your front door.
Bert Howe was a passenger
for Portland Saturday morning,
returning Monday evening.
The service flag tells of some
one in the fight. The question
is, who is sending him wheat.
Joe Kosydar of the Lower ST.
letz shipped a car of cattle to
the Portland markets Saturday.
Mrs. Lena Jones of Newport
visited last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Ball,
in this city.
Miss Anna Collins arrived
down from Portland Monday
evening for a visit with relatives
and friends here.
P. H. Elting of Orton was in
, the city Monday evening attend
mig meeting of the Republican
County Central Committee.
War is scraping our sugar bins
and our granarits. The less We
eat the longer it will take to
empty them. Isn't that plain
enough?
1t Is very much better to be q
worker in the ranks than a
, shouter on the side lines. Every
!, body can be a worker in the food
saving ranks.
Fred Olson OF Chitwood was
: transacting business in Toledo
|, Saturday afternoon. He called
v in and paid for another years
= Leader while in town.
DR.. Berry returned Wednesday
n evening from his trip to Wash
;, ington, d. c. The Doctor says
, that he will be in his Office on
q his usual dates hereafter.
X Tell me what you eat, and
will tell you what you are" was
n once merely a clever phrase
l. Now it is an international wal
,e axiom and means something.
l. Denying yourself a little whea'
l. and sugar is not comparable
with the sacrifice the men at tn,
a front are making. It's merel,
10 a privilege. Take it as such.
s. Glen Young, of Lincoln, Nebr.
v. arrived last Saturday evening
lie for a visit with County Judge
and Mrs. r. r. Miller, in thi!
Y, city. He is a nephew of Mr.. Mil
L. ler's.
ee Merit j. Harrison, of Detroit
s. Michigan, arrived in Toledo las
y Thursday evening for a visit a
the J. w. Harrison home across
is the bay, he being a nephew o
st Mr.. Harrison.
D. Miss Isabel Lingenfelter ar
u. u. rived over from Corvallis las
&c Friday evening for visit will
D her parents, returning to tina
city again Monday, where sh'
ID is studying music.
- Carl Davis returned Monda,
= from a trip down the coast thr,
!. Coos and Curry counties. III,
= says hs saw a lot of countr,
80 and timber on the trip" but tha
" 1t wouldn't compare with wha
we have here in Lincoln"
I'd Its a lot better for the Who'll
e. lot of us to be eating American
IN oats, rice, or corn or barley, q
,r. good Irish American perati Is
Fl. than to have the Kaiser feeding
t. us crow at the point OF q sixtee
inch gun" says Mrs. O'Flaherty
F.. II. Olmstead, recently Q
Nebraska, purchased the G. c
Stevens place in southeast To
ledo this week. Mr.. and Mr.
,Olmstead drove out from Net
raska in their car and will max
their home here, Mr.. Olmstea
rs having accepted the position q
engineer in the Roberts mill.
IL Edward Gillespie and sol
,es Holly, were down from Elk Cit
I'd. Saturday evening. Holly cam
d.. a 4.