Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-05-27
Fine line Of stationery at colvIn,s.

II. n. howell anu beTL GSer were
down from Elk City Sunday.
Mrs. R. E. Odell was a Valleyward
passenger yesterday noon.
Capt. Zene Copeland was up from
the Resort City yesterday.
Special Sales Saturday and Monday
at Van Cleve's.
Emil 7. Radiant Of Orton was in the
city Saturday evening
j. S. Akin came over from Blodgett
Saturday evening, returning Sunday
w. T. Enos went to Portland Sunday
for a several days business visit
Order your suit now and get an extra
pair of Trousers Free. The Rootory
Lee Williams came up from Newport
on the train Sunday.
A. E. Marvin was over from the
Agency Wednesday evening.
Reclaimed Army Cotton and WooIen
Pants, S1.75 and 3.25. The Bootery
L. H. Payne spent the weekend
with his wife at Newport.
Mrs. Essie Jones was a passenger
for Newport Sunday evening.
"Holsum" Bread, Cookies and
Doushnuts az Van Clcve's.
Mrs. Lee Wade was passenger for
the Valley Saturday.
Mrs. Wren Emerson CT Winant was
County seat visitor Sunday.
Dinnerware, sraniteware, wash tubs,
boilers, milk pals, pans ETC., at COL
WINS.
Miss Helga Larson departed Sunday
for trip to Albany, Por,hnd and
other Valley points.
Myrna Miller departed Sunday for
Sheppard Hot Springs, where he will
!; Ike treatment for rheumat!cn.
Alec Thompson arrived home Friday
evening from rip to Albany and
Eugene.
Mrs. L. L. Cas!eel Of YaqulEa passed
thru Sunday evening enroute home
i.om the Valley.
W. r. Hall sold his Overland car the
first of the week to Archie Johnson
o. Siletz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hassman and
little son were up from Yaqgina Mon
day.
Messrs. Rice, Altree, Johnson, Hay
den and Cooper arrived home from FIT.
Steven Friday evening where they
had been for special military training
Miss Katie Waugh, who Is attending
Norma! at Mcn-.C, h, sDen. th2 week
end with non parents, Mr.. and hrs. Al
Waugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Petersen arrived
hcrc from Alpine Saturday ~v3nilg
whore they were called by the death
Of Mrs. Petorson's father.
Notice &c Berry Growera--l viii, pay
you cash for GOOD quality canning
ask for particulars. W.
S. Colvin.
WIN. Mackey arrived down from
Eastern Oregon Friday evening for
visit with his daughter, Mrs. James
j. Gather.
Ice Cream and Cake at til Rest
Room, Saturday, May 2G;h The pro-
cocGs are FOR the uI-lacy of the L,s5
Room.
900 reduction on tires end tubes.
Frac lube Of corresponding size given
with cash nen"sy .Van.a Yac-Cup tte
purchaocd before June 3ctt.
A marriage license was issued We'd
resday by County Clerk G.lderslsove
to Alonzo E. Hayes 25 and Bernie
Marie Harrison, 10, both of Yachats.
Clerk GGldery!oeye issued mar.
liage license Wednesday to. Harry
Bode, 3S, of Lebanon, and Alice Bland
u OF Newport.
r. Taylor arrived over from the Val
ley Tuesday evening and will drive
one of the gravel trucks on the Siletz
road work.
w. c. Burcroff departed Wednesday
for a trip to Portland and Salem. He
expects to drive back Saturday with
his car.
Miss Helga Larson completed most
successful term Of school in the Olalla
district last week. Miss Larson will
probably teach at jefferson next year
Mrs r. A. Arnold, Mrs A. E. Marvin
and Mrs. Carl Gildersleeve arrived
home from Albany Friday evening
where they were attending Rebekan
Grand Lodge.
sChris Norgaard arrived down from
Portland Saturday evening. He re-
turned to the city Sunday accompanied
by his wife and children, who have
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. T. P.
Hawkins here the past ten days.
He edI-Olu SUI Vi MT, ana
Mrs. w. c. Cox who live out at the
Camp on the Siletz 70 d, cut his foot
quite badly last Friday while playing
with an axe. The doctor was called
to dress the wound and 1t was found
necessary to take five stitches to draw
the flesh together.
The show put on at the Movies We'd
necday evening by the High School
students was a cracker-jack and those
taking part, and those who coached
them, are to be commended for the
good work shown. The audience was
kept in Il rear Of laughter from start
90 finish, and all certainly got their
moneys worth.
In this issue we publish the amend.
ments that are proposed to be. voted
to the Charter Of the City of Toledo
at special election to be held June 7.
Citizens Of Toledo will do we'll to pre-.
serve his copy Of the Leader, and
then they will always have a copy Of
the new amendments. File this copy
away for future reference.
An auto stage line between Albany
and Newport has been established
and cars will be operated daily be,
tween these points. We understand
the bus has capacity Of sixteen pas
sengers, and will arrive at Toledo
from Albany about nine in the morn
Ing, and returning will leave Toledo