Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-08-15
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first of the week.
J. w. Collins of Newport was a
county seat visitor Tuesday.
Wallace Baldwin was passenger
for Portland Saturday noon.
Mrs. Lola Cruson was a passenger
for the Valley Tuesday noon.
Mason Quart Jars, s1.oo per Dozen,
at Frederick's- Quality Store.
w. H. Huntsucker of Poole Slough
was a Toledo visitor Tuesday.
S. e. Coffin went to Hood River on
business Wednesday morning.
Vivian and Ven FoImsbee are down
from their ranch on Big Elk today
Engineer Claude Wright of Newport
passed thru to the Valley Tuesday.
W. F.. Gerttula the canneryman of
Taft was county seat Visitor Satur-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Norton of New
port were in the city Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. John Peterson went to Corval-
lis Monday noon for visit with her
parents.
r. H. Kaltz, the piano tuner, will be
in town soon. Leave orders for tuning
at this Office.
Mrs Bert Geer and daughter, Miss
Mary, were passengers for Newport
Saturday evening.
DR.. F. M. Carter came over from the
Agency this morning and went to Elk
City on tho noon train.
Robert Littler of Salem has been
assisting at the Dootery this week,
while they were moving.
j. A. Jefferson of Salem purchased
fine team of black horses from
Spencer Scott yesterday, consideration
$3.50.
Mrs. Graves returned to her home at
Independence Saturday after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs jay W. Dunn in this
city.
Grant King of Siletz was in-the city
this morning. lie went to Corvallis
this neon, where he will visit for a
time.
Green Peas, Fancy Ripe Tomatoes,
cueumbers, Celery, Green Corn, Let
tuee, and plenty of other vegetables at
Frederiek's Quality Store.
Mrs. ]. S. Anderson arrived Tuesday
evening from Oakland, Cal, for visit
with her sisters, Mrs. David Baird
and Mrs. Catherine Collins.
Earl Smith arrived home Monday
evening from service with Uncle Sam
in France Nearly all the Toledo boys
are now on this side of the water
Mrs. Mary F. Gibson and daughter,
of Siletz passed thru to Aurora Tues
day, where Mr.. Gibson has employ
ment with The Highway department.
The Bootery moved from the Fred
erick's building to the Andrews build
ing Wednesday of this week, and is
now occupying the store room recent
ly vacated by Mr.. McGee.
]. L. WOODBRIDGE returned to Al
bany after having spent several months
L. =, ;,ft ic
much pleased with our climate and
may return here to locate.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter w. Heinbach,
Of San Francisco arrived Wednesday
evening for visit with their daughter,
Mrs. w. H. Burton, and husband. Mr..
Heinbach is the collector of Internal
Revenue at the Bay City
Mrs. Dora Jorgensen Marshall ar
rived Saturday evening for visit with
Mrs. Arthur Nye and Mrs. Lloyd
Pruett in this city. She and Mrs.
Pruett went to Newport Tuesday even
ing for an outing at the beach.
Miss Mollie Ross has accepted posi-
ton as clerk at Van Cleve's store.
Miss Ruth Larson, who formerly clerk
ed for Mr. Van Cleve, is now book
keeper for the Roberts Lumber Co.
r. C. Jory of Salem is in the city
representing Mangis Brothers, the Sa-
lem Fruit men Mr. Jory is here to
purchase Evergreen blackberries and
is ready to pay the top L arket price
lie has his headquarters at the Mer
chants Hotel.
Leader subscriptions received this
week are: O. W. White, Toledo, Or.
w. f. Gegttula, Taft, Or, Emil t. Rad
damt, Orton, Or; w. Andrews, Toledo
a Or; w. H. Huntsucker, Toledo, Or; j
L. Wooldei'idge, Albany, Or; J. w
Collins, Newport, Or; Many F. Gif
son, Aurora, Or; Samuel Kimmel, S