Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-01-27
or rain clothing see coIvin.


Portland Saturday neon.
Deputy Assessor C. w. James spent
the week end at Newport.
F. c. Robson, the Taft merchant,
was in the city Saturday.
81 Hanson came down from Port
land the first Of the week.
Simon Lendten Of Newport passed
thru to the Valley Saturday.
For mems and boys shirts, overaIIs
and underwear, see Colvin. a.
NJ. j. Brooks of Waldport had busi-
ness in the county seat Monday
C. S. Bunnel and Chauncey Ohmart
were up from Beaver Creek Wednes-
day.
j. w. Walker of Waldport was a
county seat visitor Wednesday after
noon.
We are having real Oregon weather
again after the little cold spell OF last
week.
Chas. Overlandar of Upper Big Elk
was a Toledo visitor the first of the
week.
Mayor w. e. Ball arrived home Sat
urday evening from a trip to Valley
Points.
For high grade Photographs, see
Colvin.
We use Government inspected
.Meat-Ding G. Nick-Peter Pan Lunch
Counter.
o. V. Hurt of Waldport passed thru
enroute home from Corvallis last
evening.
jos. Swearingen, the creameryman
had business at Newport Tuesday
evening.
We carry the only line Of Govern
ment Inspected meat in the city to
date-peoples Meat Market.
Anton Martinson of Tidewater is in
tho city attending the annual meeting
of the Farm Bureau.
Try our new 35c bulk coffee. We
guarantee il to satisfy or your money
back.-W. C. Burcroff Mere. Co.
Wm. Encs and crew are building a
scow at the mil; dock fcr Frank Up
dixie. The scow is IA by % feet. e..
Fer cookfoves, heaters, ranges,
stovepipc, stoveboards, etc, see Col
vim.
]. A. Peterson, the hardwareman,
md wife, were passengers for Port !
tani Wednesday where they will take
in the auto show.
Chas. Mcdonald arrived over from
Falls City la3a evening to be at the
bedside of his 1ather, James McDon-
rld) who is very i'll.
Grant Easton, the confectioner, eX-
rects to open up his new store for
business tomorrow. He asks that you
call in and get acquainted.
Mrs. NJ ]. Barber and son departed
yesterday noon for Denver, Colo, in
answer TO a telegram announcing the
serious illness Of Mrs. Barber's broth
er. Mr.. Barber accompanied them as
far as Portland.
Scotch Woolen Mills" Spring and
Summer samples are now in, and you
will be surprised at the low price for
a taiIor-made suit. 300 Wool or Silk
and wool samples to choose from. All
one price. The Bootery.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Bryant Of ST.
letz were in the city Tuesday evening
being enroute home from Eugene
where they have been for several
weeks in the interests Of Mrs. Bry,
ants health. She returns home i'm
proved greatly.
o. e. Frankie and E. l.. Scott were
up from Newport Monday on business.
Mr.. Frankie is arranging to open a
clothing and furnishing store in the
Masonic Building, here, about the 18th
of February. Mr.. Scott will be in
charge as manager.
Assessment No. 1-Of the Toledo
Investment & Development Corp. has
been called for. The assessment is
for 1870 Of your subscription. This as
lsesspent must be paid to the Secretary
on or before February 1st, 1922.
Peter Frederick, Sec,
If the people who have taken Tan
lac were to form line of march in
single file, this grand army would
reatil clear across the American con-
tinent from New York to San Fran
cisco and extend over 5000 miles into
the Pacific Ccean.-Toledo Drug Co.
w H. Boyce Of Independence was
in Toledo the first Of the week. M.
Eoyce CAME here with the intention
of locating, but being unable to secure
house to live in he returned to Indep-
endence for q few months, expecting
20 return as soon as some Of the new
residences ale completed.
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