Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-07-27

Arthur Gordon and family, OF Oak
land, Calf. Motorod to Toledo On the
Goth inst. Mr.. Gordon was formerly
resident Of Taquina, Ore, where his
parents were engaged in tho hotel
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorris Dalaba accom-
panied by Mr.. Dalaba's mother and
sister, Mrs. o. c. Dalaba and Maxine
! Dalaba old time residents of Elk City.
Motored to Toledo from their home in
Redding, Calf. On the Goth inst.
New Fell and Winter samples of
"Scotch W0olen NILS" are here. Two
piece suits all one price, $500, any
stylo.-The Bootery.
G. b. McClus!rey and family, Tom
, Hawkins and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
ICe Booth made a trip to heSiletz
river Sunday and spent the day fishing
"Wi2zard Lightfcot Arch Supports"
THE Gootery.
MI. end Mrs. Peter Frederick ar
rived from Yachats Sunday, for a chort
business trip here They returned to
the bo2ch resort Wednesday where
they are spending the summer.
A marriage licenses was issued to
John L. Coffield and Amy Walker at
the county clerks ,office Saturday
Beth parties gave their residence as
Wa.dport.
For beds, mattresses, springs, etc,
see Colvin. 1t-*
Accordin to word reviewed by
County Clerk Carl Gildrsleeve from
Circuit Judge j. w. Hamilton of Rose
burg the Circuit court will convene in
the county court house here Friday,
Aug. A. The regular term will meet
on Monday, August 7.
Fred Montgomery of Big Elk was
busisess visitor in Toledo Saturday.
Large line of mems dress caps and
hats at Colvin's. Its
C. w. (Hilltop) Brown, and wife
were Toledo business visitors at the
county court house Saturday. Mr.
Brown is one of the many successful
goat raisers of Lincoln county.
Henry F. Rand and wife, travelling
representatives of the International
Correspondence schools, were business
visitors in Toledo over Saturday, Sun
day and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Rand
have several ac1uaintances here and
spent considerable time visiting.
| MI and Mrs Newkirk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bum and Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Rand
motored to Newport Sunday where
hey spent the day on the beach.
For barbed wire see Colvin. it,
Mr. and Mrs. F. N Hayden, Mr..
Norman Stewart, R. A. Arnold and
family, Warren Hall and family, Ar
thur Nye and family, N. H. Sherwood
daughter, was one of the many fish
ing parties that spent Sunday on the
Siletz River.
Large line of Granite and Aluminium
ware at Colyin's. 1t-*
Mrs. G. w. Hall and daughters, Max
ne and Willoughby, arrived here
rom Boise, Idaho Friday afternoon
The Halls have purchased the pro-
perty of r. j. Meeks where they are
making their home.
Dr. E. H. Hall and family motored
to Siletz river Sunday and spent the
day fishing.
For mems and boys clothing see
Colvin. it,
County Clerk Carl Gildersleeve and
c. X. Crosno, insurance man, were
Siletz visitors Saturday night and Sun
day. They returned Sunday evening
and reported a good catch.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Loomis and little
son Leland drove to Corvallis last
Thursday on trip Of business and
pleasure, they returned in the evening.
Mr.. R. s. Halfway of Harlan pur-
chased Ford Truck from Peterson
Bros Tuesday.
Andrew Kent the Waldport mail
carrier purchased a Ford from Peter
son Bros. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Winkler of Siletz
were business visitors in Toledo We'd
nesday.
Arrived large assortment of mems
land boys cloth hats and caps for
Ifall.-The Bootery.
II. A. Schlecht will soon open up an
office in Toledo for the purchasing Of
wild black berries. He will announce
in these columns his location.
L. L. Wilson made a trip to Yaquina,
Tuesday.
H. G. Rho2des is assisting A. W.
Weber with his haying.
Dan Henderson of South Beach was
a business visitor is Toledo Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Gum left Thurs
day on the noon train for Springfield
Ore, where they will visit for two
Ifnonths. They will later so to Los
I Angeles where they plan on spending
the coming winter.