Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-09-03

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Chas. Hassman of YaQuina was H.
the city Tuesday.
o. F. Dickson was over front nytt
Creek last Saturday,
Guy Roberts thu sG;,0phwan went
out to Corvallis Saturday.
John McClus.iey and srr, q. a.. were
Elk City visitors Tuesday.
Geo. Larsen, the sawml;man. war
over from the S!letz yesterday
Remember the D'uo,pird Club sale
Saturday at the Wade building.
John Anderson returned home Fri.
day evening from a trip 10 Astoria.
Merchant r. A, Abbey drove down
from Elk City yesterday in his car.
Fred McCaulou has purchased the
F. j. M.Eiwain bungalow on Second
street.
Miss Thelma Hcciloin Of YaQuina
was visiting here Friday w!th her
cousin, Iris Akin.
Ms. Samuel Case Of Newport was
visiting here Slr1ly with her sister,
Mrs, George King.
Before buying rain clothes see Col.
wins AlligatoIs, guaranteed no. TO
crack, stick or leak.
Mrs. Il. T. Lord Of Seattle is visiting
with her brother, o. II. Dickson, and
family on Drift Creek
Beginning September 9th. this store
will close at 6: p. N. Saturdays, at
800 p. m. The BooteTy.
Miss Alvhild Romtvedt departed yes
terday for Mraiord where she will
teach school THIS winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert schaffer and
family left this week for Valley points
10 be gone for about a month.
Mrs. A. G. Brown of Randle, Wash,
Saturday evening for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. j. L. Demitt.
Mrs. John Backus and children come
up from laQu!ha yesterday for visit
with Mrs. Richard Christensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Coin went to
Waldport Friday evening to attend
the funeral of the late Russ Kent.
Roy and Oscar Hassman of Yaquina
returned from Portland last week in a
new car which they had just bought
Mrs. Lee Wade and daughter, Miss
Carrie, departed Wednesday for a sew
eral weeks trip to British Columbia.
r. e. Odell arrived home Friday
evening from Humbolt, Calf, Where
he has been the past several months,
being employed as an engineer.
At r. S. Van Cleve's Store, "Seal
Grand" Coffee, the finest grown.
Olympic Flour always makes fine
Eread. "NuRay-A' Tea-makes the
meal complete.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Heimbach,
who have been visiting with Mr. and |
Mrs. w. H. Burton for the past two
weeks, left on Saturday for their home |
in San Francisco, Calf.
Mrs Edward Stone and son, VIM OF
Eugene, visited here the latter part
Of last We elk with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Robertson. They also went to Seal
Rocks 20 ;ook after property interests.
Misses Ethyl and Margaret Mcclure
of Portland spent few days here last
week with their uncle, J. w. Robert
son, and their aunt, Mrs. C. Boeckman
They also spent several days at the
beach.
Miss Leeper, who has been visiting
here for some time with her brother,
H. E. Leeper and wife, returned to
Astoria yesterday where she is en-
ployed as teacher in the Astoria
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted McElwain and son
Jack, departed Wednesday for Port
land whers they will remain for the
winter at least, and may decide to
locate in the city. They recently sold
their bungalow On Second street to
Fred McCaulou.
Mr.. and Mrs. "Si" Simonson depart
ed Wednesday for Oswego where they
will make their home. Mr.. Simonson
has been operator in the local S. p.
office the past two years, and has now
bid in the job at Oswego. Y. d. Versen
of Portland has taken his place here.
Fifty.ninth Annual Oregon State
Fair, Salem, September q to October
2,-splendid agricultural, livestock,
and Industrial exhibts,9 superb horse
show, eX client races, high class
usements-greatar and better than
ever before A. H. Lea, Secretary,
Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Arnold, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bert Geer and daughter
Mary, drove down to Portland Monday.
They will be accompanied on their Tc-
turn by Miss Genevieve Tillotson, who
will visit here until the opening of the
University at Eugene, where she will
enroll as a student.
Mrs. Peterson arrived Tuesday even
ing from Black River Falls, Wis, for
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Sherm
Bateman, of this city. Mrs. Peterson
was accompanied on her long journey
by Miss Ava Buli2rd, of Minneapolis,
who will be principal of the Toledo
grammar schools. Miss Bullard is an
old friend of Mrs. Bateman, they hav-
ing formerly taught in the same
school in Wisconsin.
w. S. Kuhn of Portland, represent
ing Hill & SchritZmier the new saw