Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-06-13

Mill City Saturday evening.
Rev. Urbino of Summit was Toledo
visitor Monday of this week.
Jack Fendall of Devils Lake was in
the City the first of the week.
Mrs. W. R. Moore of Harlan was a
county seat visitor yesterday.
Fancy Ripe Bananas are 4oc per
Dozen at Frederick's Quality Store.
H. L. Collins came down from Port
land Saturday evening on a fishing
trip.
A. T. Peterson the local Ford agent,
went to Portland on business this
noon.
Miss Annie Hawkins is a Portland
| visitor this week, visiting the Rose
Show.
Fancy New Cabbage and Onions are
&c per pound at Frederick's Quality
Store.
Miss Meth Phelps passed thru last
evening enroute from Corvallis to her
home at Ona
DR. R. D. Burgess went to Portland
Tuesday, and will incidently take in
the Festival
Six large touring cars from East
ern Oregon were in the city yesterday
enroute to the beach
Mrs. Catherine Collins departed Sat
urday for visit at Salem with her
daughter, Mrs. CAas. Mcdonald.
Remember the big sale of registered
! Jerseys Gl the NJ. M. Davis farm, near
Toledo, next Tuesday, The 18th.
Prof. R. j. Davis of the Toledo High
Schools departed this noon for his
home at Nyssa, Eastern Oregon.
Mrs. Ella Stewart and daughter,
Nellie and son Frank, went to Port
land and the Rose Show Monday.
Miss Mollie Ross arrived home last
levening from AN extended visit with
her brother, Jack, and family at Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. AL Waugh and daugh-
ter, Katie, and son, Louis, went to
Portland Tuesday to take in the Rose
Festival.
Mrs. d. G. Peterson arrived last
week from South Dakota for a visit
with her son, D. IL. and family, near
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. David Baird were pas
sengers for Portland Tuesday, where
they will visit relatives and take i'm
the Rose Show.
Mrs. j. L. Brown and children went
10 Portland Tuesday to see the Rose
Show and incidentally visit with Mrs.
Browns parents.
Mrs. Edw. ], Clark departed Sunday
for Pendleton, where Mr. Clark has
been fer some time and where they
will make the& home.
| N"i o. hiNitN wye dllu CllluFen ana
Mrs. Fred McCaulou were passengers
for Portland Tuesday where they will
attend the Rose Festival
Born, at Portland, Thursday, June
9th, 1919, to Mr.. and Mrs Carl Moore,
"a ten pound boy. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
Formerly resided in this city.
Ralph Salvage and wife arrived
hCme Monday evening. Ralph is Just
out of the army, having received his
discharge in the East, and Mrs. Sal
Wage met him in Portland.
II. E. Petel son the Jeweler went to
Seattle on business Monday. He re-
turned last evening and informs us
that he bought q large stock of silver
ware and jewelry while in the city.
VIM. Southwell of Rock Creek is in
charge of the Fischer Storey mill in
this city. Mr.. Southwell was formerly
with the Dewitt Lumber Co., at Sum-
INIT. He expects to move his family
here soon.
Mrs. Seth Rowe drove to Portland
) Monday in her Chevrolet Car Gerald
. tahd Jerome Wade accompanied her as
far as Dilley where they will visit
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. NJ. Borgan.
} Mary and Lucy Rogers, daughters
OF j. W. Rogers Of Depot Slough, ar
rived home from Corvallis last evening
) Miss Mary, who is a graduate of the
college there, went out to attend the
commencement exercises, and was ac-
companied home by her sister Lucy
who has been student there the past
year.
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