Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-05-14
Cream puffs tomorrow at the Lincoln

4 Cream puffs tomorrow at the Lincol
. County Bakery.
; Suits cleaned and pressed at CoIvins
Guaranteed garden hose at Arthur
). Nye's!
Mrs. f Ofstedahl went to Portland
Saturday.
u Nate Watkins was over from Drift
! Creek Tuesday.
! VIM. Darnley was a passenger fol
, the Valley Wednesday.
i Mrs. II. a. Andersen and son, Alvin
went out to Albany Wednesday.
Ole Osness returned Wednesday
evening from trip to the valley.
Katie Waugh and Ruth Brauti were
passengers for Eugene the first OF
the week.
Thos. Young is beginning to assem-.
BILE his grading crew for work on the
Toledo-Newport road.
Manager Geo. Blanchard of the va
quina Electric Works was up from
Newport Wednesday.
Miss Aileen Dunn returned Tuesday
evening from a visit at the Lingen-
felter home at Newberg.
Our former townsman, George Re-
cord, died at his home at Stromsberg,
Nebr., the latter part of last month.
The Chesley Lumber Co. will re-
sumo saving Monday after a ten day
shut down, caused by the car shortage
Mrs. c. w. Brown, chairman of the
Salvation Army drive at Salado, has
reported their community over the
top.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wescott OF Portland
are here this week for a visit with
their daughter, Mrs. l.. j. Brown and
family
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Gildersleeve
moved into the jacobson house this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobson moving
back to their farm.
Chas. Boeckman brought the first
home grown strawberries 20 the Toledo
market this morning, delivering a
number of boxes to Frederick's store.
Mrs Virginia Gardner of Orton was
county seat visitor Monday. Mrs.
Gardner is chairman of the Salvation
Army drive at Orton and reports that
place over the top.
John A. Sacklin and Miss Viola
Mashley of Newport were married at
the parlors of the Commercial Hotel
in this city this morning, the Rev. C.
R. Ellsworth officiating
The question of cattle running at
large in the city of Toledo will be
voted on at the election May 21st, the
voting place being the City Hall Fur
ther details will be found in notice
published in this issue.
Leader subscriptions received this
week are: w. w. Bonebrake. Rose
burg, Or; C. r. Wright, Newrort, Or:
Fred Stanton, Toledo, Or, D. }. Sidey,
Toledo, Or: "A. II. Schlecht, Toledo,
Or; l.. F. Chandler. SilCtz, Or.
F. L. Young and A. NJ Dorsey of
Porterville, Calf, arrived in Toledo
this morning via auto. They were just
forr and half days on the road and
TcpArt fine trip. They are looking
Lin oln county over with view to
locating.
Pledged to continue the efficient and
businesG.like administration of the
Secretary of States office, Sam A.
Kozer, now Deputy Secretary OF State
and Republican candidate for Secre-
tary of State, should have the support
of every voter who desires efficient
public service economically admins
tered. (Paid Adv)
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. John
e. Eavis will be grieved to learn of
the loss of their little girl. Bessie age
years, who died at Mound City, S.
Dakota, on May Sth, OF measles. They
were formerlv of Lincoln county where
Mr.. Davis was school supervisor and
taught school at Waldport and Chit
WODu.
In seeking the office of Secretary of
State, Sam A. Kozer has two outstand.
to the voters. In the first place, he is
ing qualifications which commend him
qualified by experience for the posi-
ton, having served for more than
eight years as Deputy Secretary OF
State. Secondly.( MIR. Kozer is noi a
politian. He is thoroughly compe-
tent to give the strict business admin
istration of the office of Secretary of
State that is demanded by the people
OF tie State. paid Adv