Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-05-28

=
| Clif McElwain returned Tuesday
evening from trip to the Valley.
Ed. Abbey, the Newport hotelman,
passed thru Monday enroute to Idaho
Capt VIM. Matthews and wife of
Newport were Toledo visitors Satur
day
Tom Harding went to Portland
Tuesday for a visit with his sister
Clara.
w. B. Bones of Taft was in the city
Saturday, bringing in the election re-
turns.
For ladies dress goods, see colvin's
nice assortment of dress remnants, at
Colvin's.
E. s. Oakland of Bayview was in the
city Saturday, bringing in the election
returns.
Mrs. Elma Hyde returned Friday
evening from visit with relatives at
Philomath.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Horning of Otter
Rock We're visiting here the latter part
Of last week.
John Buckley was up from Newport
Saturday bringing the returns in from
Pacific precinct.
Lester Waugh was over from the
Agency Friday, going ON up to ELK
City He returned Sunday.
Born, Friday, May 21st, 1920, an
| cipht .Y,I n ho1 90
Mrs. j. b. Booth in this city.
Mrs. NJ. E. Wood of Blodgett was in
the city the first of the week visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Hart.
Geo. Blanchard of Newport was in
the city Saturday. Mr. Blanchard
brought up the election returns.
r J. Buford of Harlan was in the
city Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Buford
brought down the election returns.
Sam Brassfeld was over from the
Age y Tuesday with a crew of men
and teams, after his shingle mill ma
achiucry.
MIS-. Nora Irwin and children of
Portland We're visiting here the first
of the week with her sister, Mrs. Grant
Hart and family.
Mr and Mrs. j. NJ Ewing of Elk
City were in the city Saturday,. They
wen, TO Newport in Tie evening where
they spent Sunday.
Mrs. Seth Rowe and sister, Mrs.
Walker, departed Wednesday for Cot
tage Grove where Dthey were called by
the illness OF their father
Everett Jones was dow from Ell
City the first of the week Everett
went from here to Otter Rock where
he will spend the summer.
Oncatta and Rowena Ven Cleve en-.
tertained sixteen of their young friend.
at birthday party, at their home, las
Saturday evening, May 22.
P. Frederick is having new side
walks built along his Hill street prop
erty this week. Ole Osness and John
Thompson are doing the work.
A. Combest of Taft was in the city
Monday evening Mr.. Combest was en-
route home from Albany where he has
been in the hospital with pneumonia
Jack Morgan returned to Portland
Friday, after spending several days on
the Siletz Jack incidentally took a
fine bunch OF trout back to the city
with him.
Fred Wagner of Nortons, brought
down the returns for Nashville pre-
cinct, Saturday. Fred went over to
tie Agency to see his old friend, Austin
Altree, while here.
Chas. Mock and crew paved the
street in front of NJ N. Anderson G
Earl Nye's property on Hill street this
week. The city council ordered this
street paved from Second to Fourth
streets.
John Walter Emerson of Winant and
Miss Gladys E. Morris Of Toledo were
united in marriage at the parlors of
the Commercial Hotel in this city We'd
worth officiating
Mrs Lena Jones and daughter of New
port were visiting here the first of the
week with Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. e. Bail. They went from
here to Elk City where they will visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Plank.
Mrs. G. w. Harding entertained the
Ladies' Whist Club last week Mrs. l..
NJ. Starr captured the first prize and
Mrs. N. II. Sherwood the BOBBY.
(First prize was small sack of sugar
and the BOBBY prize was fine big
potato)
A crew Of men are busy this week
grading down the hill on Mrs Stew
arts property, on the route of the
Newport-Corvallis highway. The dirt
is being used to make big fill across
the tideland. Considerable blasting
has been done on this job the past
few daVs