Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-03-25
Today is Good Friday.
Dinnerware at CoIvin's.

Today is Good Friday.
Dinner,vare at coIvin's.
Ira Wade went out to the Valley
Sunday.
New goods and new prices at T. p.
Fish's.
R. H. Williams was Valleyward
passenger Friday.
2 Cans Holly Milk, 25c. at Glider
sleeves.
p H. Elting of Orton was Toledo
Fvisitor Tuesday.
F. Droege departed Wednesday for
trip to the Valley.
Chris Larsen was over from the ST.
letz yesterday on business.
Only few waInuts left at 25c. per
pound at GiIdersIeeve's.
Chas. Connors came down from
Chitwood Friday evening.
Mrs. A. F. Grabel departed Tuesday
for visit at Corvallis.
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Albany Wednesday,
Merchant w. S. Hall was over from
the Siletz Tuesday on business.
Eleven Cash Saving Specials, at
Van Cleve's, Saturday and Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Martin of Nashville was
a county seat visitor last Friday.
See-The new fashions In Ladies'
and Misses strap pumps-The Bootery.
{ A. Thompson of Beaver trcek was
t-ansacting business in the city Wed
resaay.
l.. d. Nash was down from Nashville
TO port meeting last Saturday even
ing.
Seed oats, both white and gray
the best that money can buy. W. c..
Burcroff Mercantile Co., Toledo, Or.
Chas. Gildersleeve came over from
the o. A. c. Friday evening for a
weeks vacation with the home folks.
J. L. Rogers was here the first Of the
week visiting with his brother, j. W.
Rogers and family.
Banker C. o. Hawkins of Newport
passed thru Wednesday evening en-
route home from trip to Portland
G.. B. Hall, the Standard Oil Agent,
was up from Newport Saturday even
ing taking in the Legion dance.
W. II. Lawson of Portland has been
a Toledo visitor this week, looking
after business interests here.
Paul Chatterton of Taft was in at
tendance at Pomona Grange here this
week, being delegate from the Taft
Grange.
Attorney J. Hennessey Murphy u
Newport passed thru Wednesday eve
ing enroute home from trip to Port
land
Sondre Romtvedt has rented the
Nick Ludemann ranch near this city
and will run dairy there this sum
mer.
Dr.. M NJ. Davis of Eugene was IL
the city Tuesday, coming up from
Newport. He went on to Eugene Wed
nesday.
Capt. o. f. Jacobson brought 8
crowd from Newport and Yaquina Sat
urday evening on the launch Sea Foam
; to take in the Legion dance.
Mrs. Vivian Spicer Rackliff and lit.
! tie son arrived up from Florence last
, Sunday for a visit with Mrs Racklin' S
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. p Fred
erick, in this city.
Tom Hawkins has purchased three
: lots in the southeast part of town
from his father, and expects to build
a modern bungalow thereon. This is
what was formerly the Chas. King
, property.
f Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bell were
= down from Eddyville for the weekend
t visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Akin
2 Nj. Bell is an engineer in the employ
| of the State Highway Commission.
w. NJ. Bristlin was down from Elk
City Monday on business. Mr.. Bristlin
!, is making arrangements to move his
: family to Independence where he will
engage in carpentering
1 WI o. ~ -. SOultu NCuJ W DOull
p Beach last Monday with the Chicora
= and brought her household goods and
t Jersey cow to Toledo where they eX
r pect to live for an indefinite period
? having leased the c. r. Ellsworth hotel
property.
Quite a number of Elk City people
were down to Pomona Grange Wed
3 nesday among whom we noticed j. G.
I, Dixon, Vernon and Vivian Folmsbee
Ed Gillespie, S. w. Scoville, and Ell
mer Londersan. Capt. Wakefield and
the Transit brought them down.
/ Univernish--a universal varnish fol-
use indoors or out, front doors, boats
automobiles, window sils, Iaundries
floors, porch chairs, table tops, etc
Does not turn white when wet Gel
il at Bateman Furniture Co.
j. o. Storey the sawmillman came
down from the city the first of the
week to look after business matters
: here. He returned to Portland yes