Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-11-12


Mrs. Ellen Redfield was a passen-
ger for Aurora Tuesday noon.
Miss Essie Ball was passenger for
Portland Tuesday noon.
E. M. Dodele was a passenger for
Corvallis yesterday noon.
Attorney B. F. Jones was up from
Newport Saturday afternoon
County Assessor-Elect Ed Stocker
was up from the Resort City Sunday.
County Commissioner jay Dunn was
a passenger up the line Saturday.
G. E. Hawkins and G. B. McCluskey
had business at Elk City Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Salvage went
out to the Valley Tuesday for visit.
H. e. Peterson the jeweler had bust
ness at Portland the first of the week.
c. B. Arthur of Harlan was down
Monday evening attending Masonic
Lodge.
J. F. Briggs of Bayview was in the
city Sunday, to join the American
Legion.
Chester Dixon the Elk City merchant
was down to Masonic lodge Monday
evening.
DR.. w. c. Belt Of Newport was up
to the meeting of the American Legion
Sunday
Edith Young and Ruth Chesley were
passengers for Newport Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Roberts and child
rem arrived over from Corvallis Friday
evening.
Scott Lane of Siletz was in the city
Wednesday enroute home from New
port.
John Gwyn of Eddyville was attend
ing Masonic lodge here Monday even
ing.
) H. H. Cook and SON. F. M, of Ona
passed thru Wednesday enroute to
Rainier.
Manager Jackson of the telephone
company was up from Newport We'd
nesday afternoon.
Geo. Larsen the Siletz sawmillman
went out to Portland Tuesday return
ing last evening.
marriage license was issued Tues
day to Baldwin Fairchild and Anna
Smith both of SiletZ.
About a hundred Toledoites went
down to Newport yesterday to take in
the Armstice Day Celebration.
Miss Katie Waugh came over from
Corvallis Saturday evening for visit
with the home folks.
Ed Altree and son, Austin, were
over from the Agency Saturday being
enroute to Nortons after some cows
Miss Aileen Dunn and friend from
o. A. c. visited with Miss Dunn's par
ents here Saturday and Sunday.
R. R. Gwynn the veterinarian was
called up to Harlan the first of the
week to doctor sick COW.
Mrs. w. X. Langford and son and
daughter in law of Salem, were in the
city Saturday evening enroute to Taft.
F. w. Gerttula, the Taft canneryman
was in the city Wednesday evening en-
route home from Portland and Seattle.
Mort Abbey, Captain Jacobson and
B. F. Jones were up from Newport the
first of the week to attend a Joint
Port meeting.
Mrs. Myrtle Rice of Salem arrived
Wednesday evening for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Z. C. Paine,
in this city.
Al Waugh recently purchased the
Hurley place in the northeast part of
town. AL expects to go into the poul-
try and berry business.
DR.. F. NJ. Carter, the Agency physi-
clan was in the city Wednesday even
ing enroute to Newport to~take in the
Armstice celebration yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Inglis went down
to Newport Tuesday evening for few
days at the beach. Mr.. Englis is en-
ployed at the depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hubler arrived
over from Corvallis Saturday evening
for visit with Mrs. Hubler's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cradle, on Olalla.
Mrs. N. H. Sherwood and daughter,
llah, Mrs. R. S. Van Cleve and daugh-
ter, Rowena, and Mrs. w. C. Harding
were passengers for Portland Sunday
noon.
Ross Sioselton recently moved down
from Chitwood where he has been
logging for the past several months.
He is now living on his ranch north.
east of town.
Frederick's Quality Store will have
a car of yellow corn cracked corn and
corn meal on sale Monday, November
15-Notice the price in our regular
add-P. Frederick.
George Blanchard, manager Of the
Yaquina Electric Works is up from
Newport today. He informed us that
after today there would he no day
power except Tuesday foreno1ns.
We are Agents for the MandeI Phon-
ograph-one of the best machines on
the market. Make your ChristInas
selection now.-Colvin's Store, Toledo,
Ore.
Miss Francel Stanton arrived home
from Albany Tuesday evening, where
she has been visiting Mrs. Clara Curry
the past several weeks. Miss Francel
will assist in the Assessors Office.
j. j. Yeates, recently of Wheeler
arrived Tuesday evening to relieve +.
d. Everson who has been operator at
the local depot the past couple OF
months. Mr. Everson goes from here
to Cresswell
Miss Edith Sumner of Bandon ar
rived in Toledo Tuesday evening for
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Ar
mold. Miss Sumner, who taught in
the Toledo schools last year, will
teach at Corvallis this year.
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