Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-06-27

Mrs. T. P. Fish was Newport visit
or Tuesday. -
Miss EckJoff of Portland arrived Mon
day evening for visit with her broth
er.
A marriage license was issued last
week to E. l.. Sphar and Miss Merle
Webb, beth of Waldport.
Mrs. Elsie Andrews Wilson departed
Monday for Southern California where
she will join her husband.
j. b.. LfHtler of the "Bootery" firm
was over from Salem yesterday look
ing after business interests.
Mrs. Cora Bratton and mother, Mrs.
c. Hanson, were passengers for Port
land the first of the week.
Frank Fogarty, Lester Martin and
others of Newport, went out to Albany
yesterday to attend the Elk doin's.
Mrs. Geo. Wick and daughter, Hollis,
motored over from Salem this week,
and are guests at the Newkirk home.
Frank Wadsworth and son arrived
down from Portland Monday evening
and are visiting at the Gather home.
Editor WIN. Matthews was up from
the Resort City Saturday taking pic
lures OF the ruins Of the FischerStor-
ey mill.
Trench comedy that relieves the
thrills OF amazing hand TO hand con-
flicts in No Mans Land. Heart of
Humanity"
Basil Lutey and Leland Kyniston de-
parted Monday noon for Detroit, Mich,
where they will spend the summer
with relatives.
Miss Nellie Bruce, who has been
staying with her aunt, Ms. Geer, and
attending school, departed yesterday
fer her home near Pendleton.
"The Heart of Humanity, the pic
ture that will live forever. Portland
end Valley prices for adults were 40
and SOC. See it at Liberty Theatre
Sunday. Children 25c, adults soc.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. McGee departed
Tuesday for Beaverton where Mr.. Nc
Gee expects to go into the dry goods
and grocery business Their many
friends here wish them well in their
new location.
Mrs. l. J. Buttarfeld arrived over
from Portland Monday where she has
been for some time. Mrs. Butterfield
expects to pack up her household
goods ana move to Portland where her
son, Lumen, is located.
Leader subscriptions received this
week are: +. 3. Davis, Garden Home
Or; j. o. Haalriokson, South Beach
Or; Chas L. England, Tabernash
Colo; r. A. Bensa1, Newport, Orr
E. L. SteinAoff, Toledo, Or.
WE have just learned of the deatl
of Mrs. Helena Busch, at Chicago, Ill.
death Occurring On the 14th of May
Mrs. Busch was pioneer of this sec
ton, end she and sons, julius ant
Kashmur, formerly lived on Drift
Creek.
Next Friday is the Fourth of July
and for that reason the Leader of tina
date will be issued Thursday evening
July 3rd. All copy for that issu
should be in not later than Thursda
noon, and changes of advertisement
should be in by Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Davis and chil'
ren departed last Saturday for Garde
Home, Or, where they will make the
home for the present, Mr.. and Mn
Davis have many friends here wi,
wish them well in their new loc;
ton. Bush said he didn't know jus
what he would go inko, yet.
Owing to the high rental price G
"The Heart of Humanity, we haN
this picture for only cne afternoon an
evening. Show will run continuous
from 115 Sunday afternoon until mi
night if necessary. The greatest pi
ture ever screened. Don't fail to 81
1t, at Liberty Theatre, June 29th.
In our want-column we have the a
vertisement of a soldier boy in f
away France who is looking Tor a
cation. If you desire to sell your pla
write and tell him what you have,
there probably are number of bo
"oyer there" who would like to sett
down "over here, on Lincoln Coun
farms. Uncle Sans soldiers wou
make US mighty fine citizens.
Rev. H. e. Bush Of Newport pass
thru to Portland Tuesday noon.
Johnny Peterson went to Albany "
terday where he will be initiated IN
the mysteries of the Elk Lodge.
Mr.. Whippo departed Tuesday
Texas where he will look after
ranch. He will return lster to Tolet
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Merriwether