Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-09-19

Joe Kosydar of Lower Farm was
Fair visitor yesterday.
The Fair Board certainly had the
night dope on the weather.
Newt Guilllams of Beaver Creek was
attending the Fair Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hamar of Siletz
were over to the Fair yesterday.
Robert Littler of Salem has been
assisting at the Bootery this week.
Mrs. Barzee of the Siletz schools was
in attendance at the Fair Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Trapp of Chit
wood were down to the Fair Wednes.
day.
Quite few Toledo people are PLAN
ming ON going to the State Fair next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. j. Pepin of Chitwood
have been County Fair visitors this
week.
Fifteen hundred people passed thru
the gate into the Fair grounds We'd
nesday.
We know that you were in town,
but we could not put everybody's name
in the paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Miller were
down from Chitwood Wednesday TAX
ing in the Fair.
Mrs. P. Frederick and niece, Miss
Doris Spicer, were passengers for AL
bany this noon.
The livestock exhibit at the Fair
was very good and attracted much
favorable comment
: Jim Ross rturned Saturday evening
from Bend where he has been working
fer the past several months.
The Toledo Canning Co. will dis
burse $25,O0O in this locality this
year for fruits and vegetables.
) w. e. Flesher of Eugene is a Toledo
visitor this week, taking in the county
fair and looking for a location.
Fred Salvage arrived down from
Seattle Tuesday evening for visit
) with relatives and friends here.
) Tom Harding returned Wednesday
evening from Eastern Oregon where
he has been the past several weeks.
Nate Watkins and Henry McCrum
) were over from Drift Creek several
) days this week taking in the Fair.
) MIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Bryant and Mrs.
Ernest Bryant were over from the
Agency yesterday taking in the fair.
MIR. and MS Geo. Wescott of Port
land are visiting here this week with
) their son-inIlaw and daughter, Mr.. ana
Mrs. l.. j. Brown.
w. P. Ford passed thru this noon
enroute to his home at Kalama, Wash.
Billy was formerly lighthouse keeper
} at Cape Foulweather.
) The amusement company and the
numerous concessions at the fair all
made good money, and all want to
come again reYt year.
Tom McClaughry came over from
) Philomath Saturday to be with his
father who was very low and who
passed away that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris of Eugene were
in Toledo yesterday taking in the fair.
} They are here on a visit to their son
and family who live ON Big Elk.
Mrs. Josephine Faust arrived last
Monday evening from her home at
Tacoma, Wash, being called here by
the death of her father, A. T. Nc
Claughry. .,
]. D. Derby had the largest and best
individual collection of garden truck
and fruits at tn fair, as usual. Mr..
. Derby's exhibit filled one entire end
. OF the hall.
A., C. Gage, editor of the Angora
atNJournal, of Portland, was in at
tendance at our Fair this week, and
incidentally purchased a fine goat
from Hugh Murray.
The dances at the Club House this
week proved a source of much enjoy
ment and the music, by Flemmings
Moose Orchestra, was certainly swell
JAZZ-''Well, I'd tell man.
H. L. Collins, F. B. Skinner and Mr..
Watsum arrived down from Portland
Wednesday evening for a fishing trip
to the Siletz. They were accompanied
) by Norman Stewart of this place.
) Mrs NJ Roddy recently received a
letter from Mrs. S. j. Robb of Doug
las, Arizona. Mrs. Robb sent her re.
CARDS to her many Toledo friends, and
) expressed a desire to return to Toledo
, again.
Geo. Schnell of Pueblo, Colorado,
arrived last evening for a visit in
this section. Mr.. Schnell was station
cd here with the Spruce Division last