Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-11-14

Tuesday.
C. B. Arthur of Harlan had business
in Toledo Monday evening.
John Mcdonald of Yaquina was
county seat visitor yesterday.
Maurice Andersen was over from the
Agency the first of the week.
Mrs. c. G. Copeland came up from
the Resort City Monday noon.
Dudley Trapp was down from Chit
wood Wednesday of this week.
Newt Guilliams of Beaver Creek was
a county seat visitor yesterday.
Nike Mackey returned Saturday
evening from a trip to Portland.
E. S. Oakland of Bayview was To
ledo and Elk City visitor this week.
Engineer G. R. Wright of Newport
was Toledo visitor Tuesday Gfter-
noon.
Mrs. N. H. Sherwood and daughter,
Ilah, went to Albany Wednesday re-
turning last evening.
c. o. Hawkins and l.. C. Smith of
Newport passed thru to Elk City Tues
day noon, returning in the evening.
]. W. Graham, Ralph Salvage and
Lester Enos were passengers up the
line Tuesday afternoon, returning in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilson arrived
Tuesday evening from Tasmalia, Calf,
being called here by the death of Mrs.
Wilson's mother, Mrs. w. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Tison and baby
arrived Saturday evening from Drew,
Or, being called here by the death of
Mrs. Tison's mother, Mrs. W. Andrews.
Jasper T. Willet of Orton made proof
on his claim here Wednesday before
the County Clerk. E. M. Frazier and
Wolverton Orton were his witnesses.
G. B. Hall, the Standard Oil man,
was up from Newport Wednesday. Mr..
Hall is making arrangement to have
the oil company's dock at Yaquina re-
paired.
Chas. r. Shelton OF Harlan was in
the city Tuesday maing proof on his
claim before County Clerk Howell. 7.
j. Buford and w. w. January accom-
panied him as witnesses.
C. E. Hswkins, G. B. McCluskey and
T. p. Hawkins went up to Elk City
Tuesday to look after their sawmill
interests. They report that their new
mill is about ready to commence opera
tions
Sheriff Simpson took Della Williams
to Portland Tuesday where she will be
kept in the MultnOmah county jail, un-
til the grand jury meets here in Jan
uary. She is being held on a larceny
charge
VIM Scott and family of Lower ST.
letz were in Toledo Wednesday en-
route to Newport where they will make
their home this winter. B. o. Snuffel
will look after Mr.. SCOTS ranch while
the latter is away.
G. w. Andrews of Gresham arrived
in Toledo Monday evening to look
after his interests here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrews recently returned from a
three months auto trip thru Southern
Oregon and Northern California.
1t is hard to realize that the Middle
West has been in the grip of a fierce
blizzard the past several days-while
here in Oregon we have been enjoying
balmy sunshiny days, with the grass
green and the flowers blooming.
Messrs Pearl p. Hassler, editor of
the Turner Tribune, r. d. Gray, bank
er, j. e. Whitehead and Richard Walk
er, retired farmers, all hailing from
Turner, were Toledo visitors Sunday.
These gentlemen have been spending
few days at Elk City trout fishing,
Mr.. Whithead being the father of Mrs.
M. w. Small of that place. They were
accompanied by Mr.. Small Sunday
We understand that the quartet took
Mr.. Hasslers pajamas Sunday morn.
ing and proceeded to sew back and
forth across the legs, on sewing
machine. Mr.. Hassler knew nothing
Of these proceedings and we cam
help but wonder what luck he had get
ting them on that evening.
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