Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-02-25
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Chas. Connors came down from
Chitwood last evening.
Nate Watkins of Drift Creek was a
Toledo visitor yesterday.
G. S. Fitzpatricks. was up from the
Lower Siletz yesterday.
VIM. Porter of Orton was in the
city on business Wednesday.
S. c. QUAINT and daughter came down
from Eddyville Friday evening.
Anthony Brown returned from
visit to Valley points Wednesday even
ing
]. S. Lloyd of Lower Siletz was in
the city Wednesday evening enroute to
Newport.
Mrs. Cleve Fish and children re-
turned yesterday from visit on the
lower bay.
Prof, Eagy was over from the ST.
letz Saturday attending the Improve
ment Conference.
The Leader had birthday this
week and is now s-arting in on its
twenty-ninth year
Merchant j. c. Dixon of Elk City
was in the city Saturday attending the
improvement conference.
School Supt. r. P. Coin returned
last evening from visiting schools in
the Harlan neighborhood.
Many people are taking advantage
of the fine weather of the past wee.
to plant their early garden.
Mrs. Fred Horning and mother, Mrs.
A, Hurley, arrived home yesterday
from a visit at Otter Rock
Maurice Andersen was over from
the Siletz yesterday after his wife and
children who have been staying in To-
ledo for some time.
Leader subscriptions received this
week are: Chas. Small, Toledo, Or;
Miss Edith Young, Toledo, Or; G. l..
McCaulou, Toledo, Or.
Mrs. Earl Marker and son, Robert,
returned Wednesday evening from a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E.. Collins at Corvallis.
The Roamer and the Mirene were In
the local harbor this week loading feed
and hay at the E. M. Dodele dock for
Alsea and Siletz bay points.
Ted McElwain, G. B. McCluskey and
]. E. Cooter had business at Orton
Wednesday, driving up in the latters
car They report the roads as pretty
bad. II
d. S. Conrad of South Beach has
opened up a shoe shop in the Schenck
& Wade building on Hill street. Mr.
Conrad expects to move his family to
Toledo soon.
L. H. Payne of Newport was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Payne stated that
he expected to commence getting out
rock for the new Lincoln County Bank
building about next week
Lester Waugh went out to Albany
the first of The week, returning We'd
nesday evening accompanied by Mrs.
Waugh. who is almost completely re-
covered from her recent illness.
E. l.. Wilson, C.. S. Bunnell, A. II.
Phelps and Charles Hassman were
Ona delegates at the Conference at
Toledo recently. They believe in CO.
operation and are anxious to see the
dairy industry in Lincoln County I'M
proved.
Toledo was startled Monday fore
noon when the report was spread that
Miss Ruth Chesley had run away dur
ing the night and could not be found.
Later in the day she was located at
Newport where she had walked, and
her mother went down and brought
her home.
The Washington Birthday dance
given by the American Legion at the
Club House Tuesday evening proved
very enjoyable function. Every body
was out for a good time and they
certainly had it. A delightful lunch
con of sandwiches, cake and coffee was
served at midnight by the High School
girls. The dance broke up about 80
and all voted it one of the best ever.
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