Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-11-21

F. M. Shea of Portland is Toledo
visitor today.
John Waino was over from the Ag-
ency Wednesday.
Cream Puffs, made of Real Sweet
Cream, Saturday.
Ed Oakland of Bayview was a To-
ledo visitor yesterday.
The local photograph gallery Is
open Tuesday of each week.
Rev. Bush of. Newport passed thru
to Corvallis Wednesday noon.
A. T. Peterson went UP to Pioneer
Wednesday to inspect the quarry.
Walter Hall the Siletz merchant was
a business visitor in Toledo yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Small of Elk
City were Toledo visitors last evening.
Mrs. Mercier, proprietor of the Taft
hotel, was Toledo visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Andrews departed
Tuesday noon for their home at Lead,
s. d.
Mrs. G. e. Crosno and son, Cliff,
visited at Corvallis the first of the
week
Mrs. Effie Thayer is having an ad-
dition built on her residence on Firs,
street.
Frederick's Quality Store has a CON-
plete line of Table and Cooking Syrups
and MoIasses.
]. P. Bones arrived over from Dallas
Monday evening and has been visiting
Toledo friends.
Ross Hoselton was down from Chit
wood Wednesday, and called in and
paid for another years Leader while
in town.
Hon. Marsh Simpson Of Elk City
was visiting his son, Sheriff Simpson,
and family in this city the latter part
of last week.
c. H. George Of Portland is q Toledo
visitor today. MIR. George wants to
get away from the city and is here
. looking for land.
Oatmeal, Cocoanut, Ginger and
Sugar Cookies; Apple Pies; Moca
Cake; Cinnamon Rolls; Buns; at the
Lincoln County Bakery at most any
. time.
. The price of paper still continues to
go up. We dislike the thought of rails
; ing cur subscription price, but if a
. halt isn't called soon, we will be OBJ
l.ged to.
The LEADERSHIP before the war,
$1.50 during The war, and $1.50 now,
; but, we will not guarantee this price
much longer unless the price of paper
lakes drop.
Pure Maple Syrup, Fancy Sweet
Mixed Pickles, New Crop currants.
Dates, citron, Orange and Lemon
Peeis, Seedess suItana Raisins, at
Frederick's Quality Store.
Me-. and Mrs. Jay Dunn returned
Tuesday evening from trip to Port
land. They were accompanied home
by their daughter Aileen, who has
been visiting for some time with her
aunt at Seattle.
Loyal Chandler, Sam Brassfield and
Max Anderson of Siletz were in To
ledo Wednesday, enroute to Portland
I where Mr.. Chandler makes proof on
his homestead, the latter two gentle
men acting as witnesses.
Mr.. Myers Of Leadville, Colo, was
in Toledo che first of the week looking
the country over with a view Of locat
ing. He said the snow was two feet
deep when he left home, and our warm
climate and green grassy hills and val
leys looked mighty good to him. He
| departed Tuesday for Portland with
the expectation Of returning soon with
his wife and family.
Leader subscriptions received This
/, week are: A. |. Turner, Toledo. Or.
w. o. Hoeflein, Oakland, Calf; o. r
Altree, Portland, Or; w. J. McDougali
Santa Rosa, Calf; J. l.. Wright, To
ledo, Or; w. A. Osburn, Newport, Or.
, j. d. Cain, Toledo, Or; L. H. Bryant
Toledo, Or; R. H. Williams, Toledo
Or; ]. H. Greenhagen, Toledo, Or;
' Ross Hoselton, Chitwood, Or; S. I
> Ramstad, Toledo, Or; +. r. Frary
Toledo. Or; U. F. Early, Toledo, Or.
T Ole Mikkelson, Boring, Or; Arthur
y Bell, Hoskins, Or; Geo. White, To
, ledo, Or; c. H. George, Portland, Or
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