Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-02-28
Mrs. Fish went to Portland Monday

c. B. Crosno was Yaquina visitor
last Saturday.
John Jacobson of Elk City was in the
city last Friday.
Il. W. Morrison was up from Kern.
vile last Friday.
Henry Payne of Kernville was a To-
ledo visitor Friday.
c. & E. Bridge Foreman Johnny Nc
Gee was in the city Wednesday ev en-
ing.
Roy Hamar of Nortons came down
last Friday evening to attend the Fire
mems dance.
F. R. Stokes after spending few
days in Toledo returned to Portland
Friday morning
Miss Rena Bradeson returned to
Newport Saturday evening after few
days visit at home.
G. L. Knapp was down from Elk City
Monday evening. He returned home
tuesday morning.
A. j. RAIDER of Newport was in the
city on business Monday. He went to
Albany Tuesday morning.
Frank Gattrell, bookkeeper for the
Fir & Spruce Lumber Company, went
to Portland Wednesday morning.
Miss Ida Hurley and friend Miss
Daniels returned to Salado Saturday
morning after weeks visit at home.
Miss Estella Cannon returned home
Saturday evening from Albany where
she has been visiting the past two
weeks.
A. w. Morgan came over from
Euchre Mountain Monday and left
for business trip to Portland Tuesday
morning.
Miss Sara Crahen and Jaunita Krog;
stad went to Portland Tuesday morn
ing where they will visit friends and
relatives
Mrs. Elmer jGllswofCn came over
from Albany Wednesday evening for
short visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Horning.
Miss Hall who has been visiting here
with her sister Mrs. A. T. Peterson the
past several weeks, returned yesterday
morning to Corvallis.
j. Bremen OF Forest River, North
Dakota, came in Monday evening for
short visit with n. l.. McElwain and
family. He left for Portland Wednes-
day morning.
Cecil Wygant who has been in the
Government service on the Isthmus of
Panama the past year and a half, pas
sed through enroute home to Newport
Monday evening.
have samples OF the Memo self
reducing corset for stout women also
the famous Royal Worcester corsets.
All sizes and prices, call and let me
take your orders. EMMA B. CRoSNo.
The ladies OF Toledo will give leap
year dance at Woodman Hall tomor-
row Saturday evening to which every
body, especially the young men, are
invited. This is the irst ladies' dance
of the season and good time is antici-
pated. Boys, come its all free. The
girls foot the bills.
The dance given at Woodman Hall
last Friday evening by the local Fire
Department was one of the most sue.
cessful affairs of the kind ever held in
Toledo. Several visitors from neigh
boring towns were present. Oyer 80
tickets were sold, and as result the
fire boys have added $54 to their funds
in the treasury
VIM. F. Ready of Waldport, whose
announcement as candidate for the
Office of Commissioner appears in an
other column, is one OF Lincoln county's
enterprsing business men. He has
been for several years resident of
Waldport and is we'll acquainted with
Lincoln county and is well qualified for
the Office for which he seeks.
County School Superintendent
George Bethers announces his candi
dacy to the Office of Superintendent to
succeed himself. Mr.. Bethers needs
no introduction to the voters of this
county. He has held the office to
which he aspires for reelection for the
past eight years. He has filed the
position satisfactorily and our people
know that should he be re elected the
office of School Superintende mt will be
in, charge of man we'll qualified to
superintend the schools of our county. q