Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-04-23

Cream pu!fs tomorrow at the Lincoln
County Bakery.
Zene Copeland was up from New
port yesterday.
Joe Windred was over from the Ag-
ency yesterday.
Miss Ruth Chesley is assisting in
Ding's Confectionery.
Miss Carrie Wade was a passenger
for Portland Tuesday.
Wallace Miller of Pioneer was a
county seat visitor yesterday.
The Bootery will have some new
Pumps and Oxfords in the fore part
of next week.
]. e. Cooter went up to Eddyville
this morning to get some pictures of
the mohair shearing.
! Miss Aileen Dunn was a passenger
for Newberg yesterday where she will
visit at the Lingenfelter home.
The Olalla Jersey Bull Association
received their new bull this week. 1t
is certainly fine looking animal.
! Lester Enos went out to- Corvallis
yesterday noon to purchase a team of
horses to use in logging operations.
Miss Kobielski returned to her home
at Siletz the first of the week after a
short visit at the Frederick home
Capt. Anderson OF the fishins
schooner Empire, passed thru Toledo
. To LN,.ap cic
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hodges of Elk
City have been visiting with Mrs.
Hodges father, Frank Frary, here this
week.
Misses Mary Harrison, Genevieve
Tillotson, Susie Barton and Edlth
Sumner of the Toledo schools are at
Newport this week attending teach
ers institute.
The county steam shovel was put to
work yesterday on the grade just
above the Chitwood school house. 1t
will be used to open the road thru
to Eddyville.
Herbert Heyser departed yesterday
for Wheeler, Tillamook County, where
) he will work in the S. p. Depot. Mr..
Deortler, OF Banks, takes his place in
the local depot.
IA county field meet will be held at
Newport Saturday in connection with
the institute Athletes from all
schools in the county are eligible to
enter, and some interesting events are
promised.
y. .. Engineer Bundy and wife were
in the city the latter part OF last week,
while Mr. Bundy took some more
soundings 1t is reported that the
dredge will be in again soon and
dredge out a turn table at the mouth
OF Depot slough.
d. f. Fletcher, an attorney of In
& gendence, and candidate Tor Joint
Representative for Lincoln and Polk
counties was Toledo visitor yester-
day and today Mr.. Fletcher, who is
well qualified for the office, is run
ming under the slogan, mo Interest
to Serve but the Peoples Interest" "
Leader subscriptions received this
week are: Fred Horning, Toledo, Or;
George Hodges, Marshfield, Or; j. J.
Mcdonald, Yaquina, Or; e. I. Raj
dant, Orton, Or; Valentine Thiel, 10
: lado, Or; lin Hodges, Elk City, On;
Z. M Stanton, Toledo, Or; Miss Helga
Larson, Monmouth, Or; .. L. Agee,
Toledo, Or; B. F. Frary, Sunnysld2,
Wash.
Frank Frary and sons, BY and Fred,
! and the latter's wife, departed this
!. noon for the State of Washington. Mr..
) t'rary will make his home with his
daughter, Flora, at Sunnyside, Wash
lEred and wife live at Raymond, and
, drove as far as Corvallis in their car.
Mr.. Frary says that he has been a
jonah to this community, and predicts
that now that he is gone things will
: boom. He is one of the pioneer resi-
dents of the bay and has lived on the
place below town for 27 years
j. Hennesy Murphy, Portland AT.
. torney who has been sojourning at
Newport the past several months, was
Toledo visitor yesterday. Mr. Muir
ply thot Lincoln County had one of
= the cutest jails he had ever seen.
J First he thot 1t was a church, but
! when Sheriff Simpson told him it was
the Jail, and offered him free lodging,
he lost interest in the beauty OF the
structure. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy have
been staying at the resort city in the
: interests of the latter's health.
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