Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-09-26
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willie, were county ceat visitors wed
nesday.
Misses Essie and Margie Ball re-
turned last evening from visit at
Portland.
Bateman G. Bateman's furniture
store is receiving new coat Of paint
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Waugh Of Siletz
Departed Wednesday for the State
Fair at Salem.
Jim Ross went to Eugene yesterday
where he will enroll as student in
the University.
Agent and Mrs. N L. Heyser were
passengers for Portland Saturday, re-
turning Tuesday.
Mrs ]. D. Kent of Waldport arrived
last evening for visit with Mr.. and ,
Mrs. r, P, Coin. .
George Andrews departed fer Cor 4
wallis Monday where he will ;nroll as :
student in the o. A. c. !
Mrs. A. Hurley came over from Al
bany Monday evening for visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Horning.
Norman Stewart departed for Port
land yesterday Norman has posi-
tion awaiting him in the terminal
e yards.
Most of the Leader force is at the |
State Fair at Salem this week, leaving
no one but the "devi'' to get out the
sheet.
Miss Aileen Dunn was passenger
for Portland Sunday. Miss Aileen
will take a course in the business
college.
Mr.. ana Mrs. F. N. Hayden, accom-
panied by Misses Ilah Sherwood and
Mary Geer, departed this morning for
the State Fair at Salem.
County School Supt, r. P. Coin and
family, accompanied by Mrs. Coins
mother, Mrs. Kent, departed this morn
ing for visit at Dallas and Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Blower of New
port passed thru Wednesday enroute
. to San Francisco where they will
spend the Winter in the interests OF
Mr. Blowers health.
Mr.. and Mrs G. E. McCluskey and
Misses Annie Hawkins and Corinne
Pennington departed Wednesday after
noon for the State Fair d. Salem, driv-
ing out in the formers car,
Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Harmon ar
rived Sunday for a visit with Mr.
Harmons niece Mrs. Mary V. Steele
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon are from Winter
set, Iowa, and Mr.. Harmon is Il veteran
of the Civil War.
Mr.. Rumble of Vancouver, Wash
accompanied by his sister and his
daughter, arrived in Toledo Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Rundle Is looking fc
farm to purchase and will locat'
here if he can find place to suit
Geo. Schnell returned to his home a
Pueblo, Colo, Wednesday. Geo. was
stationed here with the Spruce Divi
sion last year and says that this il
i the finest country he ever saw. He
II intends to return here to live mex
year.
L Marriage licenses were issued b;
n County Clerk Howell as follows BuI
CESS e. Starr, Waldport, legal. ant
Il Evelyn Marks, Waidport, legal; o F
jacobson, Newport, 81, and Christine
Il Petersen, Ona, 20; Earl c. Starr
Waldport, IS, and Blanch B. Hunter
II Waldport, 20.
II Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Richardson ar
II rived last week from Iowa for vlsl
II with Mr.. Richardson's brother, e. l..
II and family in this city. They made
II the trip overland via. auto and repor
swell trip. After visiting here the
II will visit in Southern Oregon for
II time. They are so well pleased will
II the country that they may conclude t
II remain here.
II Mrs. S. j. Anderson an6 son, Bur
II departed Saturday for their home i
II Oakland, Calf, after an e&reIded Wis
II 1t with relatives here. The-'were az
Ii companied by Mrs. Andersct's sister
II Mrs. Catherine Collins, who will spen
II several months in the southern cit,
r. FL Collins accompanied them az IA
II as Portland, from which mace the
will go by steamer.
Il Leader subscriptions received thi
II. week are: G. G. Voigt, Leona, Or
II Frank Huntsucker Bayview, Or; c.
liz Kubler, Newport, Or; Ernest parrisl
Portland, Or; c. Bruner Nortons, Or
G.. H. Horsfall, Nortons, Or; Cha
II Litchfield, Portland, Or; John Gwyl
lF Eddyville, Or; Carl Nelson. Toled
Ir Or; K S. Langhei, Toledo, Or; Mr.
eE3 J. N. Duncan, Turner, Or.
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