Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-07-23
Open stock dishes at colvin's.

Tom Harding went up to Elk City
Sunday evening.
Jay Dunn recently purchased new
Chevrolet car.
The war has stimulated the read
ing of good books.
II. w. Stow was passenger up the
line Wednesday noon.
By Frary was passenger up the
line Wednesday noon.
S. T. Lcudon came down from Eddy
vile Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank Huntsucker was up
from Bay View Tuesday.
Billy Metcalf was over from the
Siletz Agency yesterday.
See colvin for large sample assert
nent of ladies dress goods.
In these days reading is the cheap
est form of entertainment.
Chauncey Ohmart of Ona was in
the city Monday on business.
Warren Cobb was over from the
Agency Tuesday on business.
Mrs. w. H. Osburn of Newport was
Toledo visitor last Friday.
John Hamar returned Sunday even
ing from trip to the Valley.
Assessor Schwartz was passenger
for Newport Saturday evening.
Roy Butterfield of Taft was in the
city Saturday enroute to Salem.
Fred Tiemeyer of Siletz was in the
city monday enroute to Portland.
]. Mcdonald of Yaquina was tran
sacting business in Toledo Tuesday.
Fred Chambers returned Monday
evening from trip to Valley points
G. L. Perkins the shoemaker went to
the Valley Sunday returning Monday.
Warren Hall is improving his prop
erty on the hill with neat new fence.
Jimmie Ross departed yesterday for
a visit with his brother, Fred, at Lodi,
Calf.
e. S. Lister the Nashville merchant
was in the city on business Monday
afternoon.
| Willis Schleisner, who is doing some
logging at Winant, was a Toledo Wis
itor Friday.
MI and Mrs. W. e Bail were Val
leyward passengers Saturday return
ing Tuesday evening.
There has never been time when
/ men and women have so needed the
inspiration of good books.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wade returned
Saturday evening from a trip to Port
land and other Valley points.
Roy Grinstead of Orton was in the
city Friday afternoon enroute to New
port for few days outing at the
coast.
Coral Lake arrived down from Port
land Friday evening for a few days
visit He returned to the city Mon
day.
Emil T. Radiant passed through
Toledo Tuesday evening, enroute to
his home at Upper Farm from the
Valley.
Mrs. P. Frederick, daughter, and
niece, returned the latter part of last
week from visit at Florence, in
Lane county,.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCluskey went
to Portland Sunday for visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Litchfield,
md family.
Frank Huntsucker of Rayview was
in the CITY Monday with his truck af-
ter machinery for the Cook shingle
mill at Ona.
Mrs. Harriet Cory of Denver arrived
Saturday evening for a visit with
Mesdames David Baird and Catherine
Collins in this city.
| A. L. Thomas and wife and Dr. Ber-
ry and wife of Newport passed thru
"Wednesday enroute to the Elks' con.
vention at Salem.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Peterson and
children are Salem visitors this week
taking in the Elks' convention. They
drove out Wednesday.
DIR. and Mrs. w. C. Belt of Newport
were Toledo visitors Saturday even
ing, meeting some friends who arrived
on the evening train.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hawkins return
ed Saturday evening from short trip
to British Columbia They report a
fine trip. Mr.. Hawkins says there is
no gasoline shortage in Canada.
r. A. Andersen has commenced the
construction of new residence on
his lots at Second and Graham streets
which he purchased from Mrs. c. z.
! Crosno about year ago. John
Thompson is in charge of constrlfc-
| tion work.
Leader subscriptions received this
week ere: r. A. Andersen, Toledo,
/ Or; Willis Schleisner, Winant, Or;
VIM. Scott, Siletz, Or; Elmo Pihlaja,
Queenstown, Alberta, Canada; Victor
Niemi, Siletz, Or; M. F. Collins, Or
ton, Or; Mrs. T. H. Horning, Otter
Rock, Or.
Victor Niemi and family were over
from the Siletz Saturday, bringing
Elmo Pihlaia, Mr.. Niemi's nephew, to
the train. The latter, whose home is
in Canada, has been visitinr at the
/ IL. H.,