Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1920-02-06

l.. M. Doncliel came down from Rock
Miss Annie Hawkins was a passenger
for Newport this evening.
Greek this evening.
Good eating and cooking apples, SOC
and 75c at the cannery.
Chas. Carmichael of Siletz is a
county seat visitor today
When in need Of cement work or
plastering see chas. Mock.
New Garden seeds and Onion Sets
at Frederick's Quality Store.
Granulated Sugar sells for 12Hc per
pound at Frederick's Quality Store.
Before buying Rain Clothes see COL
wins Guaranteed brand, prices reason
able.
Ed. Stocker was up from Newport
Sunday attending the meeting of the
American Legion.
w. E. Earnest the Waldport sawmill
man, was in the city the first of the
week doing jury duty.
A. M. Wheelock, the Corvallis rest
aurant man has been a Toledo visitor
the past several days.
Mrs. Marie Larkin of Corvallis was
in the city the first of the week en-,
route to Siletz for a visit with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Wright returned
last evening from Lodi, Calf, where
they were cGlled by tbs death of their
daughter.
Mrs. Luree Roberts arrived over
from Elmira Sunday for visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sch.
lecht, in this city.
J. H. Lewis of Newport was in the
city the first Of the week. Mr.. Lewis
went from here to Newberg, where he
will spend a week or so.
The members of the February grand
jury were not dismissed, but were held
over until the next term of Circuit
Court which will be held in May.
Ladies', attention. colvin carries a
complete line Of Sample Dress Goods,
hundreds Of patterns to select from,
prices right, satisfaction guaranteed.
C. A. Roscoe of Tum Tum was in
the city yesterday, comforting with
the County Court with regard to the
building of road from Nashville to
Tum Tum.
Rumors are flying thick and fast
with regard to the Fischer-Storey mill,
and the latest report has it that it will
be completed and saving lumber in
ninety days.
Chas. Mock recently had little ad
in the Leader and he received replies
20 same from far away Maryland.
Who says it does not pay to advertise
in the Leader?
Another car of goods is on the way
to the army store. This shipment will
contain bacon, canned peas, dried
prunes, shoes, etc. Read our adver-
tisements In the window.
County Commissioner Jay Dunn
went to Portland Wednesday to meet
with the State Highway Commission,
and take up matters pertaining to
work on the Waldport high
way.
l.. c. Mowery was over from the Ag-
ency Tuesday. Mr.. Mowery reports
that about rs persons were out to
the house warming given by he and
Mrs. Mowery last Friday evening, and
kept three fiddlers busy until broad
day light.
5. P. Agent, N. l.. Heyser, has bid
in job in the Portland office and ex.
poets to leave for that place in n rev
days. Mr.. Heyser has made many
friends while here, being a courteous
and efficient official. and the people of
Toledo regret seeing him leave. Her
bert Heyser, who has been assisting
in the local depot, also leaves soon for
Salem where he will hold down job
rs ticket agent. Toledo's depot force
Of four is being call shot to pieces
as Mr.. Simonson informs us that he
expects to leave soon, also.
Leader subscriptions received this
week are: Chas. Small, Toledo, Or;
j. S. Akin, Toledo, Or; Grant King,
Siletz, Or; N l.. Heyser Toledo, Or;
C. f. Mock, Toledo, Or; NJ. A. Lane, !
Healdsburg, Calf; A. d. Stevens, Alb
erdeen, Wash; ]. w. Robertson, To
ledo, Or; l.. d. Woods, Siletz, Or; |
9. w. Day, Toledo, Or; Robt. Tronson,
oiletz. Or; Ed. Stocker, Newport, Or;
J. W. Graham, Toledo, Or. J. d. Kent,
Waldport, Or. Chris Larson, Siletz,
Dr.; A. w. Brooks, Waldport, Or; G.
5. Parmele, Taft, Or; w. E. Earnest,
Naldport, Or; w. l.. Bloom. Rose
lodge, Or; G. A. Roscoe, Burnt Woods
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