Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-20

ware at co'vins.
R. R. Wilson was down from Chit.
wood Wednesday.
E. J. Catlett of Denzer is a county
seat visitor today.
L. A. Hubert had business in the |
Valley this week.
Newt Guilliams Of Ona &c a Toledo
visitor this afternoon.
G. l.. Perkins the shoemaker went
to Portland yesterday.
John Potwora OF Rock Creek was
Toledo visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Windred and son
went to Corvallis this noon.
Mems BOSS Of Road" overalIs, sL75
S1.85 and S1.95. The Bootery
Rev. H. E. Bush OF Newport passed
thru to the Valley Wednesday.
Mrs. P. Frederick went to Albany
Monday to attend Grand Lodge.
H. H. Saxon of Yaquina was county
seat visitor the first Of the week.
W. L. Stanton and Jas. Hiland were
down from Nashville last evening.
Sweet Potatoes, Asparasu7 New Po-
tstoes and Berries, at Val Cieve's.
Fine line Of Stationery and Writing
materials at right prices at Colvins.
City Recorder Dave Harding OF New
port had business in Toledo Tuesday
Game Warden W. G. Emery of New.
port was a Toledo visitor Wednesday.
'order your suit now and get an extra
pair of Trousers Free. The Bootery
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Roberts and child
ren went to Corvallis this noon for
visit.
Save money buy your TaIor-made
Suits with extra pair Of pants free at
Colvins.
Mr. Craybill, the strawberry man,
was down from Nashville the first OF
the week.
VII the party who borrowed my
screw plates please return same +.
" Carson.
Mrs Walt Harding went up to Elk
City Tuesday for visit with her son
Tom and wife.
We are exclusive agents for Betsy
Ross and kleen Maid Bread. W. C..
Burcroff Mer. Co.
Mrs. Carl Gildersleeve went to Al
bekah Grand Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swayze took
over the management of the Toledo
Hotel last Saturday.
Mrs. J. S Akin went up to Blodgett
this noon where Mr.. Akin is employed
on the state highway survey.
| Johann Schimelpfenig of Newport
| was in the city Tuesday making appli
| cation for naturalization papers.
| Henry Campbell was a passenger
| for Albany Tuesday where he will at
| tend the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge.
| Supt E. L. Chalcraft drove over
| from the Siletz Wednesday. He wa
| accompanied by Rev. Walter Ross.
| Mrs. E. Ofstedahl went to Portland
| Wednesday where she expects to have
an operation performed on her throat
Price reductions nave been mad.
on all Born Tailored Suits, ranging
from s2.75 to SIPS per suit-At Ar
nolds'.
| Read the ordinance published in thi:
| issue relative to the traffic laws fol
| automobiles, as recently passed by tht
| council
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Osburn of Fruit
| vale departed for Portland yesterday
| where Mrs. Osburn will undergo ar
| operation.
| II you want tractor work, blowing
| ETC., phone Toledo 1o251, or address,
| w. r. Stokes, Yaquina, Or. Satisfac
| ton guaranteed.
| G. Boeckman brought some fine
| strawberries to town yesterday. These
| are the first home grown on that We
have seen in the market.
| 2o2c reduction on tires and tube
| Free tube Of corresponding size giver
with each Pennsylvania Vae-cup tire
purchased before June 3oth.
Peter Tangen came down from
Portland tuesday evening for visi,
with his mother and brothers. He re
:urned to the city again yesterday.
Mrs. Roy Mills returned from Cor
wallis Monday evening, where she had
been at the bedside of her husband
She reports Mr.. Mills as getting along
hne.
Joe Hill arrived down from McMinn.
vile Wednesday evening on business
lIr. Hill was a former resid mt of To
edo and acted as chief of police for
some time.
Mrs. d. ]. Sidey entertained the
ladies' whist club yesterday afternoon
az her home on Olalla. Mrs. Arthur
Nye won first prize and Mrs. Walter
Harding the BOBBY.
Royal Dunn is carrying his arm in
a sling this week, having received a
bad cut the first of the week when he
stumbled and fell thru a window at
Mahoneys pool hall, Siletz.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Peterson went
out to Alpine yesterday, being called
there by the death of Mrs. Peterson S
father, George Hall. Funeral services
will be held at Alpine today.
Roy Fuller, accompanied by his STEP
father, Mr.. Townsend and son, de-
parted for CASTOR Saturday after his
car. They will spend a few days at
Portland before returning to Toledo.
Miss Smith, book-keeper for the va
quina Company, gave picnic party to
the pupils of the eighth grade Wednes-
day afternoon. They went to Camp
3A on the speeder and had picnic
supper.
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