Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1921-06-03

Don't over look the bargain counter.
The Bootery.
c. E. Hawkins went to Portland on
business Wednesday.
| N. H. Sherwood is the new engineer
at the Chesley sawmill.
! Mrs. w. B. ellison went out to Salem
Saturday for short visit.
R. l. Wildman returned Monday
from trip to Chitwood.
Grant King was over from the
Agency Tuesday in his car.
| Andrew Wisniewski of Kernville
was Toledo visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. G. Smith of Newport passed
thru to the Valley Monday noon.
Mrs. Lee Wade returned Tuesday
evening from visit at Albany.
Chas. Hassman and wife of Yaquina
were Toledo visitors Memorial Day.
Dinndrware, graniteware, cream
cans, milk pals, pans, wash tubs,
boilers, ETC., at colvin's.
Mrs. Grace Hoover came down from
Nortons Monday for visit with her
parents.
j. d. Mickle, ex-dairy and food COM
missioner, was down from Portland
last Saturday.
Mrs. Rachel King, and daughter,
Mrs. R. d. Burgess, visited On the
lower bay the fist of the week.
l.. D.. Hoffman and family were
! ~var from the Siletz Saturday, bring
ing Mr.. Hoffman's father to the train
Mr. and Mrs. FIR. ncis Al:ree bnve
moved to Siletz for the Summer where
Mr. Altree will drive a county truck
We have been delayed bu. are now
ready to do all kinds of automobile
repairing at Seventh and Hill Streets.
l.. C. Bunker, Toledo.
! Miss Aileen Dunn arrived home
from independence Tuesday evening
Where she mas been visiting the past
several weeks.
| 200 reduction on tires and tubes.
Free tube of corresponding size given
with each Pennsylvania Vac-Cup tire
purchased before June 30th.
Miss Alvhild Romtvedt who has
been teaching near Medford the past
winter, arrived home Wednesday
evening.
Geo. Chambers has been carrying
his eye in sling the past week, he
having gotten cinder in his eye
while firing the donkey at Silsz.
Nj. and Mrs. Service and baby ar
rived down from Portland last even
ing for a visit with Mrs. Services par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Carson.
Rev. Walter Ross, and wife, of ST.
letz, were in the city Wednesday
evening enroute home from the Val
ley.
Raymond Stewart, accompanied by
his brother, Frank, Curtis Chambers
and George Treblehorn, drove down
from Portland Saturday evening, re-
turning Monday.
'Chas. Mock is putting the finishing
touches on the Hill Street paving job.
today. Mr.. Mock has d ne a good
job and this paving cer.allly helps the
appearance of cur town.
The launch Sea Foam, Capt. Jacob
son, will leave Newport next Tuesday
evening at 7:30 bringing crowd to
the dance and entertainment given by
the Commercial Club here.
A marriage license was issued Sat
uyday to Charles Ernest Bones, y, OF
Sheridan, and Georgia l.. Huff, 20, Of
Taft. The ceremony was performed
Sunday morning at the w. E. Ball
home in this city, the Rev. Ellsworth
officiating.
: Rev. H. E. Bush and family of New
port passed thu Tues lay enroute for
J their new home at Choteau, Mont. Mr..
, Bush and wife made host OF friends
during their two years stay here who
regl ct their leaving.
| Dick Christensen arrived home
! Dortlopd TnncdaU aupninp uN q r.
he recently underwent an operation
fer appendicitis. He was accompan-
led by his brother, Russell, who is a
student at the U. Of o. scho | CT medi-
cine.
Mrs. r. H. Howell entertained the
ladies' whist club yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. F. N Hafden captured first prize
and Mrs. N. H. Sherwood the BOBBY.
Mrs. A. E. Franklin arrived home
from Corvallis Tuesday evening
where she has been in a hospital.
Don't forget to go vote next Tues
Iday, and when you vote don't lose
sight of the fact that you will never
live but once. Moral-better vote
the roads while you are still able to
use them.
County Judge Fogarty Is moving his
family up from Newport this week.
They will occupy the Parrish house
on Division street, which has Just been
newly shingled and repapered
The fire department was called out
a fire in the G. l.. McCaulou resi-
denoe. The fire started in the wood
shed and spread to the attic over the
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