Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-01-09


Coos Bay points.
Misses Dalphia Parrish and Matilda
Hammer returned last evening from a
visit at Portland.
Mrs. Catherine Collins returned Wed
nesday evening from short visit at
| Portland and Salem.
A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday, the 7th, to A. Tom, and A,
Selsic, both Indians.
Chas. Gildersleeve went out to Cor
Wallis Tuesday, where he will enroll
as student in the o. A c.
d. l., Conrad of South Beach was in
the city Tuesday evening, going on out
to Oregon City Wednesday,
Mrs. o. w. White and children de-
parted Tuesday noon for Gardiner,
where Mr.. White is employed.
Or. F. W. Kellogg Mccormick Eye
Speciaiist) will be In Toledo, Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Feb. 2, 8, a.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Chesley and
daughter, Ruth, returned Sunday from
a couple OF weeks visit in Eastern Ore,
gon.
p H. Elting Of Orton came In from
Dallas Tuesday evening where he has
been confined at hospital for some
time.
Carl q. Robinson Of Bddyville made
proof on his claim before County Clerk
Howell in this city Tuesday Of this
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. S;dey and daught-
er, Dorothy, returned Monday from a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Hawkins
at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. CrawforA
letz were in the city Wedn esday eG-
route to Corvallis and Eugene where
they will visit for time.
County Commissioner w. F. Wake
field came down from Eddyville Tues
day evening to attend the January
term Of Commissioners Court.
| Dick Evens Of Waldport was a To-
ledo visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Evens is
living in Portland this winter, where
he has a good job on steamboat.
Misses Helga Larson, Iris Akin and
Marie Miller returned to their studies
at the State Normal School at Mon
mouth, Sunday, after spending the
holidays with the home folks.
A Night In the Orient will be staged
at the Liberty Theatre in this city
Sunday evening the nth. This show
10 put on by troup of five people, In
three scenes, with oriental settings.
Dan Smith recently purchased the
Yachats hotel at Yachats, and he and
Mrs. Smith departed for that place
Wednesday evening. This is one of
the prettiest resorts on the Oregon
coast.
Mrs. Carl Thoerson of Esterville,
Iowa, recently arrived for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Har-
rison, who live across the bay. The
visit came as a complete surprise as
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison were not ex-
pecting her at all.
!. ]. Pepin of Chitwood was in the
city several days this week. Mr.. Pepin
had tho misfortune to have his leg
fractured at the ankle "a month or so
ego, and while he Is still obliged to
go on crutches, still the injured men,
Der is getting along in fine shape.
At meeting of the Episcopal Guild
held Thursday, Jan. 7th, occurred the
election of officers for the coming year.
Mrs. A. T. Peterson was elected Presi-
dent, Mrs. John McCluskey, Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. Burton, Secretary. The or
ganization started the new year with
a clean slate, being the first time In
twenty years to be out Of debt. Incl
denly the small burg Of Toledo leads
In the Nation Wide Campaign for
funds which is now being promoted.
e. p. CuIrey departed Monday noon
fer Portland. The Currey Ball Bear
ing Spring Corporation, with factory
at Port and is a new corporation re-
Gently organized to manufacture the
auto spring which Mr. Currey invented
a year or % ago. The company is
capitalized fer the sum of $25, 900, and
is now turning out springs at the
rate OF IA per day They expect to
hive their new plant in operation by
the first of May, with a capacity Of
sixty springs per day.
Leader subscriptions received this
week are: w. G. Sharman, Yachats,
Or; F. Greenbrook, Newport, Or; e.
L. Chalcraft. Siletz, Or; Mrs. Olive
Coltharp, Brazil, Ind; ]. J. McCabe,
Lemoorc, Calif!; Geo. Hoefein, Toledo,
Or; Elmer Horning, Toledo, Or; Roy
Wagner, Toledo, Or; Mrs. o. w. White
Toledo, Or; A. r. Ford, Otis, Or. J.
H. Dunsmoore, Roberts, Idaho; Lud-
wig Anderson, Junction City, Or;
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