Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-12-05
Seal Brand Coffee at Van cIeve's


Yaquina today.
Scott Lane of Siletz is county
seat visitor today.
l.. C. Mowery was over from the
Agency Wednesday.
A. T. Peterson was passenger for
Portland this noon.
Complete and up-to-date line of Hats
ana Caps at Arnolds.
C. S. Bunnell of Ona was county
seat visitor yesterday.
The Leader and the Oregon Farmer
one full year, only $1.65.
See the new line of Mems and Boys
Carson Gloves at Arnolds.
An abundance of Candy and Nuts
at Frederick's Quality Store.
Merchant Brown of Newport passed
thru to Portland Wednesday noon.
Don't forget st. Johns Guild Bazaar
December 18th at Cruson's Confection-
cry Store.
Mrs. r. A. Arnold and Miss Gene
We've Tillotson were passengers for
Portland this noon.
A cup of our hot BouiIon will chase
away that tired feeling. Try it once
,nd e.n nioago
Anyone In need of good Raincoats
would do we'll to see colvin's samples
for men, women or children.
MIR. and Mrs. J. C. Dixon and Mr..
and Mrs. M. w. Small were down from
Elk City Monday evening to the Ma
sonic doings
DR.. r. D. Burgess was called to
Nashville this noon to attend Wallis
Nash, who suffered a paralytic stroke
this morning.
Messrs. A. Welsh, ]. o. Storey and
August Fischer arrived in Toledo last
evening to look after their sawmill
and electric interests in this city.
Saturday afternoon the Epworth
League will hold their usual Bake
Sale at the Frederick building, so why
worry about your Saturdays baking :?
The high school alumni trimmed the
high school team in the game of bask-
ct ball played at the Fair Building last
Saturday evening by the score of %
to 8.
Born, Sunday, Nov. 23, to Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. r. Racklif, at Florence, six
and half pound boy Mrs. Racklif
WIS formerly Miss Vivian Spicer Of
this city.
Fred Salvage arrived down from Sc
attic the first of the week and is as
sisting in AIS Smokehouse. Mrs. Sal
wage will be down in about a week,
and they will again make their home
here. s.
Mesdames r. S. Van Cleve and N.
H. Sherwood entertained the Ladies'
Whist Club at the formers home We'd
nesday afternoon Mrs. d. ]. Sidey
captured first and Mrs ]. ]. Gather
second prizes.
St. Johns Guild will hold Bazaar
in Cruson's Confectionery Store, Dec
ember 18th. Refreshments will also
be served. If you are looking fer
something dainty for Christmas, don't
forget the date.
DR.. Kellogg the eye specialist, has
been here this week looking after his
patients The Dr. will be back again
the % and 23 Of this month. After
which he will not be here again until
abou. February If your eyes need at
tention make arrangements to see him
ON his next trip.
Given under the auspices Of the
EpwCrth League a shadow social was
held at the |. o. o. F. Hall last Friday
evening. In spite Of the storm many
were out. A short program was given,
aHl the shadows were then sold, after
which many games were played and
all had a jolly time.
DON'T forget Prof. Horner is coming
from o. "A. C. to give lectures at the
M. E. Church Saturday and Sunday
evenings. Everybody come. Satur
day evening he will give an illustrated
lecture on Oregon and Her History
Sunday evening the topic will be
From Jerusalem to Jerico." Both
lectures begin at o'clock sharp.
The officials of the NJ. e. Church and
Sunday School elected the following
teachers for the ensuing year, Sur dag
afternoon: Glass No. l, Rev. Cain; AS
sistant, II. r. Stratton; Glass No. 2
Myrtle Gwynn; Glass No. 8, Mrs. U
G. Hart; Glass No 4, Norman Conibar
Glass No. 5, Sada Chambers; Glass
No. 6, Kathryn Waugh; Glass No. 7
Mrs. Rose Gwynn.
The Dan r. Smith place, consisting
Of 105 acres one and half miles north
of Toledo, was sold last Monday to