Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-05-23

II. f Leeper was Valleywa d pas
sehger Saturday mon.
c. c. Mcbride OF Eddyville was in
the CNy Friday evening.
Andrew Nye recently purchased Mr..
Maxwell's Ford car, at Newport.
Miss Winifred Swearingen arrived
over from Corvallis last evening.
John Matthews of the News force
passed thru to Portland Monday.
Lieutenant Patterson returned last
evening from trip to Portland.
M, w, Small the sawmillman, was
down fiam Elk City Friday evening.
Mrs. Dick Christensen returned
from the Valley Tuesday evening.
Born, May 4th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
f. Altree, at Portland, daughter.
Merchant R E. Chandler was over
from the Agency yesterday afternoon.
Misses Margie and Essie Ball re-
turned Sunday from a visit at Port
land
Attorney G. B. McCluskey was a
passenger for Portland Wednesday
noon.
w, S. Bones of Taft has been a
county seat visitor several days this
week.
Postmaster and Mrs. Hamar We're
up from the Resort City yesterday
afternoon.
John Winkler of Siletz was in town
Monday, going to the Valley on the
noon train.
w. Fl. Osburn purchased new Ford
car of A. 7. Peterson, receiving same
this week.
Donald Stewart went to Portland
Monday where he has job in the ma
chine shops
Clayton Young is busy this week
putting in the plate glass front in the
new Peterson building.
Miss Bertine Olson returned Monday
evening from Klamath Falls. near
which city she has been teaching.
Albert Miller has purchased a piece
or hand from his father, up Run Bot
tom, where he will make his home.
Mrs. j. +. Stewart and daughter
Nellie, went to Salem Monday to ct
tend the State Convention of Rebek-
abs.
Our advertisers are certainly getting
their moneys worth this issue. Twg
thousand five-hundred copies this
week.
Mr. and Mrs R. F. Paulu arrived
down from Umatilla county Wednes.
day evening to look after property
interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gildersleeve went
to Salem Monday noon to be in attend
ance at the State Convention of Re
behahs and Odd Fellows.
MIR. and Mrs. F. Carson have receiv
ed word from their son, Willard, to the
effect that he is back in the United
States, and is now at Camp Mills.
Mesdames w. E. Simpson and R. H
Howell were passengers for Salem
Monday noon, where they will attent
the State Convention of Rebekahs.
Chas Davis departed Wednesda,
noon for his old home at Towanda
Kansas. Mr.. Davis has been yer.
poorly for some time, suffering witt
heart trouble.
. County Agent Cooter moved hi
Office across the street into the BAN
building this week. II. Il. Peterson
, Jewelry Store will occupy the Scheme
& Wade building vacated by Mr.. Coo
er.
Rev. H. E. Bush departed for Orego
@ CITY Saturday at which place il
:, preached in the st. Paul's church SUI
Il day morning. In the evening he d,
t. livered sermon at the St. Philip
h church, Portland.
Gail Slocum and Misses Rose Gwyn
e and Mary Gibson of Siletz, returne
n Tuesday evening from Eugene wher
d they had been attending the Epwort
20 League Convention. They were m,
here by A. B. Slocum.
We are in receipt of letter fro
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Walker, of Ss
Pedro, Calf, enclosing another year
subscription to the Leader. They r
r port that they are well, and send gree
inys to their Lincoln County fri ends.
W John Turnidge returned the first
~ the week from Portland. Mr.. Tur
- idge was at the Hot Springs awhi
but says they did not help him !
- Is now taking Christian Science tire;
ment and says that he is greatly il
proved.
10
"a Francis Altree arrived home TUE
-. day evening from overseas. He W
os met in Portland by his mother, a.
-, aunt Mrs. Geo Chambers "Canno