Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-04-22
Cook stoves at colvin's.

<allCD WAS uOW0 ITOm
Elk City Tuesday.
Chas. Gator of Harlan was a county
seat visitor Monday.
Geo. Lowney was a passenger for
Portland Monday.
For dinnerware, graniteware, tubs,
boilers, ETC., see CoIvin.
Geo. ORGY returned Friday evening
from trip to Salem.
Edward Dahl recently purchased
l.. j. Browns Buick six
Miss Daphne Parrish was a Valley.
ward passenger Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Small were
down. from Elk Tuesday.
Mrs. M. E. Wood arrived home Sun
day evening from Blodgett.
R. L. Wildman was q Chitwood WIS.,
itor Saturday and Sunday.
c. E. Sheffield of Newport passed
thru to the Valley Monday.
Mrs. c. L. Morrison was down from
Elk City Tuesday morning.
Mort Abbey was up from the Re,
sort City on business Wednesday.
]. S. Akin came over from Blodgett
Saturday evening returning Sunday.
Mrs w. o. HoeAein of Yaquina wa,
Toledo visitor Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hawkins were
Newport visitors the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hexom of Elk City
day.
See the new "Bcacon" one.strap
brown kid pumps, they are beauties
The Rootery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Roberts and chin.
dren were passengers for Corvallis
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. L. McCaulou returned Sat.
urday evening from trip to the VA.
ley.
Mrs. r. d. Burgess arrived home
Saturday evening from a weeks visit
at Portland.
Largest line Of Mems and Boys
caps to choose from, 85c. and up.-
The Bootery.
Miss Matilda Hammer arrived home
Sunday evening from months visit
at Portland.
Don't forget the big reductions at
Van cIeve's-Saturday-Monday Special
Sales.
Patronze home lndustry-buy To.
ledo Tread at GiIdersleeve's, Van
Cleve's or the Toledo Bakery.
Clayton Young arrived home Sunday
afternoon from trip to Salem and
other Valley points.
Mrs. w. F. Enos and granddaughter,
Edith Jacobson, were Elk City visitors
Sunday afternoon.
Hon, S, G. Irwin of Newport passed
thru Friday evening erAroute hons
from trip to Valley points.
Mr.. McLain arrived down from
Washington for a visit with his
nephew, ]. w. Rogers and family.
Miss Verne Ross and nephew, Ross
Bateman, arrived home Tuesday even.
ing from ten days visit at Portland.
If quality is wanted in a photograph
as to workmanship, style, tone and
etc, see the beautiful Mandel machin.
at colvin's.
Supt. and Mrs. r. P. Coin went down
to Newport Tuesday evening where
Mr. Coin is holding the annual
teachers institute.
Mrs. Ella Stewart and daughter,
Nellie, returned to Portland Sunda,
after weeks visit with relatives and
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Schenck and
son, Geo., Jr., arrived home Tuesday
evening from several days visit a,
Portland.
A marriage license was issued by
County Clerk Gildersleeve Saturday
to Otto Nye OF Toledo and Miss De,
phia Jessie Moffit of Newport.
Prof. R. G. Dykstra of Willamina
was a Toledo visitor Saturday. Mr..
Dykstra is an applicant for the princi-
palship Of the Toledo schools
The Toledo schools have been
closed since Tuesday, the teachers all
being in attendance at the annual in.
stitute which is being held at New
port.
The Chesley Lumber Co. has been
busy this week cutting timbers and
decking to be used in the construction
Iof the government receiving wharf at
the North Jetty.
"READ EN- AND WEEP" the SONG
hit Of that "colored" play by white
folks, "Come Seven" For a funny
record get Brunswick record 2055 at
Hartley's, Newport, Oregon.
Harry Matheson and Earl Roberts
arrived home from Astoria Tuesday
evening. Their boat was delayed
week in its departure for Alaska so
they decided to come home instead
Of waiting at Astoria.
"MY HUSBANDS DEAREST
FRIEND" is the prettiest song in that
charming musical comedy, "Honey
Dew" that has been entertaining New
York. Brunswick record 5044-Hart-
ley's, Newport, Oregon.
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