Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-04-08

county seat VlsltOr yesterday.
Ted McElwain was a passenger for
Newport las. evening.
Able Logan and son, Jack, OF Otis
were Toledo visitors yesterday.
Harry Lutey and Ed. Stanton are re-
pairing the tractor at Siletz this week.
Nick Ludemann came up from New
port the first of the week after his
cattle.
Mrs. Chas. Small and daughter ar
rived home Saturday evening from a
trip to Astoria.
Come and Gee the new stock Of
Ladies' hats, hose, waists, gnshams,
ETC., at ArnoId's.
Mrs. d. L. Chesley and daughter,
Ruth, were cas-! bound passengers Sun.
day.
Chas. Grossman is in charge of the
Peoples Market while Mr.. Anderson
IS away
Geo. T. Smith the Chitwood mer.
chant was in the ci.y on business yes.
terday..
County Agent and Mrs. j. E. Cooler
and children went out to the Valley
yesterday noon.
Cliff Crosno came up from New.
port Saturday to attend the big
Guard dance tha. evening.
P. Frederick is having his lots on
Second street graded preparatory t.
building some cottages thereon.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jonn' are visit.
ing with Mrs. Jones paren NJ. and
Mrs. w Z. Ball, in this city.
Mrs. Ross McElwain went to Cor
wallis Wednesday to attend the fune.'c
of ,he late Lester Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Enos went up t,
Elk City Sunday Mr. Enos is engin
eer at the sawmill at Elk.
Miss Carter of Newport was in the
city yesterday being enroute to Siletz
for a visit with her father, the Agency
physician.
Chas. Hassman was called to AL
bany Saturday by the death of his
grandson, the infant child Of Mr. and
Mrs. Gust Hassman.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. N. Anderson and
sons, Stanley and Nelson went out to
Corvallis Wednesday being called
there by the death of Lester Hall,
Supt. E. L. Chalcraft of the Siletz
Reservation was in the city yester-
. day morning, being enroute home
from a trip to Portland and Grand
Ronde.
Mrs. Lester Waugh arrived home
Saturday evening from the Albany
hospital where she recently under
went an operation. She is now getting
along nicely.
Mrs. W. C. Burcroff arrived down
from Portland Wednesday evening to
join her husband here Mr.. and Mrs
8urcroff will occupy the Frederick S
house for the present.
Lester Enos and Chris Bredstead de-
= parted yesterday via. auto for Mon
tana. They expect to camp out en-
route, They will wrok in the oil fields
during the summer.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Rackliff and son de.
parted the first of the week for their
home at Florence. Mr.. Rackliff ar
rived up Friday, Mrs Rackliff having
been here the past two weeks.
; Nick Stemple arrived down from
Portland Wednesday evening, going
: over to the Siletz on the stage yester.
day morning. Mr.. Stemple vii, look
after his property on the lower SiletA
Mrs. J. C. Dixon and Mrs. NJ w
. Small of Elk City passed thru Friday
being enroute home from Waldport
where they attended the organization
, of the Waldport order of Rebekahs.
Earl Roberts went out to Browns
I vile yesterday for visit with rela
tives. Mr. Roberts expects to leave
1 next week for Alaska where he will
spend the summer working in the
: fisheries.
, Saturday. Monday-cash Specials, al
, Van Cleve--set the low mark-and
: the saving-means more dollars fol
other purposes-call and see. More
Z than a dozen staple items on sale this
week.
b. State Highway Engineer, T. A. Rice
went to Portland Monday to take in
the Pacific Northwest Mining Congress
f and incidentally meet with the State
1 Highway Commission which is in ses
| sion at Portland this week.
Merchant A. NJ. Gildersleeve return.
ed Sunday evening from trip to Cor
wallis. While at the College City he
!: looked up number of former Nebras-
! ka neighbors who have since became
Oregonians.
Joseph Patterson of Newport passed
r thru Saturday enroute to Portland,
from which city he will take a boat
. for China where he will gather mater
ial for Il series Of special articles, he
being a writer for the Oregonian.
Univernish-a universal varnlsh for
use indoors or out, front doors, boats,
automobiles, window silIs, laundrles,