Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-08-27

Alec Thompson went up to Elk City
Monday.
George Hoeflein went up to Elk City !
Saturday.
Paul Chatterton of Taft was a To
ledo visitor Saturday.
James Franks was over from the
Sleta Saturday.
]. NJ. Ewing of Elk City was To-
ledo visitor Saturday.
I'D Wright came over from Falls
City Tuesday evening.
J. T. Mahoney the Siletz merchant
was in the city Monday.
Fill street was washed yesterday
from Fifth to Second streets.
Ell Fowler returned Wednesday
frcm trip to Centralia, Wash.
Watcrmeions at Gidersleeve's
cheaper than you can steal them.
Elmer Horning has sold his resi-
dance on Second street to p. Frederick. !
George Smith the Chitwood mer-
chant was in the city on business Sat
urday.
, Clayton ard Legrand Dickson depart
ID saturday Tor Independence and the
hep yarGs.
Mrs. Clara Curry of Albany is visit
inr With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II.
Larsen, in this city.
Nate Watkins was over frc.n Drift
Creek Wednesday visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. John Crooks.
Richard limbaugh Of Kelso, Wash,
is visiting with his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Hall in this city.
Ruth Larson returned Friday even
ing from trip to Albany. She was
accompanied by her nephew, Billy Cur
ry.
A. e. Irvine of Oelwein, Iowa, is
visiting relatives at Siletz this week.
This is Mr.. Irvine's first visit to the
coast.
Mrs. S. E. Butler and Miss Esther
Chamberlain went out TO Albany yes
terlay for visit with Mrs. James
Salvage.
W. H. Huntsucker of Poole Slough
was in the city on business last Friday. |
He was accompanied by Miss Anna
Wright.
Mrs. VIM. jackson of San Francisco
is visiting here for few days with
Nj. and Mrs ]. A. Peterson, while en-
route to Seattle.
Orville Hite and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs Baugl,nan OF Portland are visit |
ing at the T. B. Butler home down the !
bay this week.
BERRY PlcKER's HEADQUARTERS
For CoveraIs, OveraiIs, Hats, Shoes
and Gloves at Less money for cash. !
The eoctery.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Leake and 2. n.
Agee of Roseburg, arrived Saturday |
evening for a short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. o. L. Agee in this city.
Lester Martin of Newport passed
thru Saturday enroute to Tacoma and
Spokane, Washington, where he will
visit for time.
Mrs. S. X. Booth and daughter,
Mabel, accompanied by Miss Marie |
Miller, were passengers for Newport
Saturday evening.
Catherine Agee, teacher at the |
Eugene schools, arrived Saturday |
evening for visit with her brother, |
10. L. Agee, and family.
Gilman Gray passed thru this noon
Do oft cnondinU a
couple of weeks with his parents, MIR. |
and Mrs. G. l.. Gray at Newport.
Mrs. Helen Daniels and sister, Miss |
Mary Gurney, Of Roseburg, have been
visiting the past two weeks with Mr.. |
and Mrs. Jesse Daniels at Siletz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nye and child
rem drove out to Jefferson Saturday |
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Pruett. They returned home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Lane returned
to their home at The Dalles the first
of the week after a short visit with |
nlr. md Mrs. Seth Rowe near this clty.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Eunson of Port |
land were in the city Tuesday enroute |
home from a visit with Mrs. Eunson's |
brother, Jesse Daniels, and wife at
SiletZ.
Mrs. w. e. Ball entertained the |
Ladies' Whist Club Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Myrtle Harding captured
first prize and Mrs. Aileen McCluskey
the BOBBY.
NEW ARRIvALS-Dark Grey Kid
Lace Shoes, Cuban Heels; Black Kid
With Grey Suede Tops, Military
Heels; Brown Calf Lace Shoes, Cuban
HeeIs.-THE BoOTERY.
Mrs. Mary Day arrived down from
Portland last Friday evening. Mrs.
Day has been residing in Eastern
WASHINGTON the past year, but intends
10 a-ain make her home here.
We are experiencing our first Fall
rain today. The rain was badly need
cd as the pastures were drying up
and the danger from forest fire was
getting greater each day.
Mrs. Margaret Sturdevant and son.
accompanied by Mrs. Rolla Gaar, re-
turned to Portland Monday after spend
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