Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-10-22
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Tuesday afternoon.
i. E. Balm of Yaquina was a County
Seat visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Seth Rowe returned from the
Valley Monday evening.
!. }. Pepin came down from Chit
wood Sunday afternoon.
G. F. Cruson was passenger for
Portland yesterday noon.
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Colvin.
Mrs. M. e. Wood was a passenger
for Blodgett Saturday noon.
V. d. Graves returned Friday even
ing from trip to the Valley.
Andy Porter returned Wednesday
evening from a trip to Albany.
Fay Plank was down from Elk City
Saturday evening on business.
A. C. Crawford of Lower Siletz was
in the city on business Saturday.
Mrs. w. M. Berry of Newport was
county seat visitor Wednesday.
Assessor A. G. Schwartz had busi-
ness at Taft the first of the week.
X. d. Martin of Beaver Creek was
in the city on business Wednesday.
Oil Co. was in the city the first of the
week
We have everything that goes into
"a fruit cake.-Frcderick's Quality
Store.
Mrs. JOS Swearingen returned Mon
day evening from a trip to Corvallis
and Eugene.
Manager Geo. Blanchard of the va
quina Electric Co., was up from New
port Monday.
Patronize Home Industry and save
money--you may need it.-Toledo
Planning Mills.
Mrs. C. l.. Morrison of Elk City was
visiting here yesterday with her SIS
ter, Miss Sara Crahen.
Jim Franks was ever from the ST.
le:z yesterday looking after the work
or the new bank building.
Misses Annie Hawkins and Corinne
Pennington returned Sunday evening
from short trip to Portland.
M and Mrs. Frank Wade were
over from the Siletz Saturday, going
down to Newport in the evening.
Claus Ludemann of Tidewater was
visiting here with his son, Nick, and
family, the latter part of last week.
The Toledo Canning Co. will pay
7E cts. for Evergreen g 3. delivered
at canrery for balance Of this month.
Mrs. Johnny Yasek and daughter
went out to Lebanon yesterday for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Richard
son.
I'd. Stocker, Democratic Candidate
for Assessor was in the city yeSter-
day looking after his political inter-
ests
S. C. QUAINT, one of the prosperous
farmers of the Eddyville section, had
business in Toledo the first OF the
week.
Tom McNally of Taft was county
seat visitor Wednesday. Mr.. McNally
reports lots of salmon in the Siletz
! bay this season.
w. B. Hayden and son, Max, have
couple of weeks. They are both bet
! ter at present.
/ Banker c. E. Hawkins went down
to Waldport Tuesday evening to get
in on the salmon trolling. He return
ed yesterday noon.
Mrs. Grace Hoover and children
were down from Nortons yesterday
visiting with Mrs. Hoovers parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Carson.
Lieut. w. X. Patterson this week
purchased the Bert Geer bungalow on
Grove Street, moving his family into
same yesterday. This is nice house
well located.
A. |. Turner returned from Corvallis
Sunday afternoon, and is again chief
at the Chesley Lumber Cos. mill
The Chesley mill started up Monday
morning and has been running stead
lily all week.
o. V. Hurt of Corvallis passed thru
4 to Waldport last evening. Mr.. Hurt
reports that things look very favora.
BILE for Stanfield in the Valley and
that he will carry Corvallis by nice
majority.
The Leader office has been busy this
week getting out the ballots for the
general election to be held November
2nd. The ballot is just three feet
long, and it takes ten thousand for
this county. Some job!
Claude Wright was up from New
port yesterday. Mr.. Wright expects
to leave soon for Grays Harbor, Wash,
where he will be in charge as engin.
Ger, on harbor work, that it is esti-
mated that it will take five years to
finish.
Mrs. r. A. Arnold went to Portland
Sunday, returning Tuesday. She was
accompanied on her return by her SIS
ter, Mrs Jessie Woodward, of Baker.
Mrs. Woodward recently suffered a
broken ankle and is obliged to go on
crutches.
S. e. Haggard of Portland, repre-
senting the Case Machinery & Tractor
Co. was in the city Wednesday looking
over this territory, Mr.. Haggard
makes his headquarters at Albany,
Iand expects to pay this section another
visit when the roads are better.
Initiative measure number 80 on
the ballot to be voted in November
will give to Oregon a port equal to any
port on the Pacific Coast. You are
vitally interested in the passage Of
this bill. 1t will not increase your
taxes. The cost is borne by the Port
of Portland, but all Oregon must vote
on the measure. Vote 80 YES on the
ballot November second.-Paid Adv.
Mrs. A. l.. Crawford of Siletz was
in Toledo yesterday enroute to Cor
Wallis where they will make their
| homo Mr. Crawford went overland