Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-06

| W vanity poihtn.
Merchant w. S. Hall of Siletz is
Toledo visitor today.
]. ]. Mcdonald of Yaquina was in
the city on business Monday.
l.. F. Robbins of Eddyville was here
Wednesday attending the road meet
ing. - @
Supt. E. L. Chalcraft of Siletz wac
in the city yesterday enroute to Cor
wallis
Tom McNally Of Taft was in the
city Monday as witness in circuit
court.
IT. Mahoney of Siletz was attend
ing the good roads meeting here Wed
nesday.
Attorney Arthur Clarke of Corvallis
was here in attendance at circuit court
Monday.
Attorney B. F. Jones Of Newport had
several cases in circuit court here
Monday.
Mrs. A. l.. Oglesbee went out to
Salem Wednesday for visit with her
parents.
W. A. Ccoper has moved from the
Frederick house on Second Street, to
the Center house in the north part of
town.
Mrs. E. B. Shumway and Mrs. Rosa
McElwain went up to Elk City Sat
urday afternoon to visit 'he Elk City
Grange
Mrs. NJ E. Rich returned Tuesday
noon from Newport where she has
been visiting with her brother Mayor
Bensell, and wife.
Mrs w. r. Curry and children ar
rived over from Albany last evening
for a visit with Mrs. Currys parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Larson.
A. w. Morgan arrived down from
Portland Wednesday, going over to the
Siletz yesterday where he will look
after his timber interests.
At the Chamber of Commerce meet
ing held Wednesday evening it was de-
cided not to try to hold Fourth of
; July celebration here this year.
See the wonderful values in Child
; ren's barefoot sandais.-The Bootery.
A complete line Of Misses and
children's Mary Janes-priees are
right-The Bootery.
Mrs. Joseph Blower of Newport
) came up Saturday for visit with
! her daughter, Mrs. John Robertson,
) and family She returned to her home
) al the Resort City Wednesday even.
ing.
P. Frederick recently purchased the
little house back of the Lincoln County
Bank building from Mrs. Ella f. Stew
art. Mr.. Frederick will have same
. remodelled and put in first class con
!dition.
The City Council is having a water
ing trough and hitching racks in
stalled al the northwest corner OF
!Hill and Fifth streets, just north OF
the postoffice, for The convenience of
farmers.
Willis Schleisner raised a little
over sixty dollars yesterday, amoug
the friends Of Mrs. Mills in this city,
which money will enable the latter to
90 to Corvallis and be at the bedside
, of her husband.
Engineers Clark and McCloud Of the
State Highway Department are Lin.
coin County visitors this week The
, work of Mr. Clark, who has been In
charge of all state highway work in
i this section will now be taken over
! !, by Mr.. McCloud.
County Agent Cooter has rendered
: his resignation as secretary of the
Lincoln County Fair Board Mr.. Cooter
states that he was compelled to make
a this move owing to The press of other
|. business, but is still ready to work and
! boost for a bigger and better fair this
4 iyear.
Leader subscriptions received this
. week are: Mrs. Chas. Hyde, Orton,
lOr.; Fred Horning, Toledo, Or; John
!, lMcCluskey, Toledo, Or; j. J. McDon-
aid, Yaquina, Or; E. M. Stanton, To-
> Iledo. Or; E. S. Oakland, Albany, Or;
- |C. N. Baldwin, Nortons, Or; Mrs. A.
w. Weber, Toledo, Or; H. q. Rhoades,
). Toledo, Or; ]. Blower Newport, Or;
John Alberts. Orion, Or: v. l.. Agee,
Toledo, Or.
Worth Logan arrived in Toledo
= Wednesday evening for a visit with
his mother, Mrs. H. Cory. Mr.. Logan
lis an officer in the American Marine
Service, and his ship, the Wilhillo, re-
Gently visited Portland, Mrs. Cory
|had a number of relatives in for the
evening in honor Of her sons arrival.
|, The evening was spent with cards and
v music after which delicious lunch
|. was served.
g A big road meeting was. held at
8 the Court House Wednesday with
t delegates present from all parts of the
Y county. The meeting was for the
n purpose of adopting measures to help
d pull Lincoln County out Of the mua.
S A number of talks were made by
Il u, ointment men Of the county, all OF
n which tended to show the value OF
Q good roads and that our present mud
AK was the hardest tax we have to
J. pay.
:, large line OF mems work clothes at
l. Colvin's.
II r. r. Gwynn was an east bound
d passenger Saturday.
l. Boys and Mems underwear at Col
S WINS.
d Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Brown were Elk
$ City visitors Tuesday afternoon.
Army Shelter or Pup Tents, #.
y 6 In. long by #. In. wide, price
?. $3.75-The Bootery.
r. l.. Hathaway of Harlan was in
), the city Wednesday in attendance at
d. A. Barclay of Waldport was in
the city Wednesday and attended the
= road meeting.
= G. W. Byers Of Sheridan was here
Wednesday shaking hands with old
Toledo friends.
Miss Aileen Dunn went out to In.
= dependence yesterday where she will