Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-03-17

den tools, see Colvin.
Chris Larsen OF Siletz was a coun-
ty seat visitor yesterday.
Second Hand Range for Sale. Ar
thur Nye.
]. 7. Mahoney was over from ST.
letz on business yesterday.
For chairs, beds, mattresses, and
springs, see coIvin.
Way Curry was in the city last Fri
day evening.
A new line Of mems and boys dress
and work pants at Colvin's.
Rich Chatterton was a passenger
for Portland Sunday.
Good line Of rubber boots and mems
toggers shoes at Colvin's.
Mrs. j. l.. Wright arrived home
from California last Friday evening.
Guess Again IS!
Judson Bowdre of Taft was a To-
ledo visitor yesterday
Somebody will make easy money $5.
w. II. Lawson was a passenger for
Portland Monday.
Guess Again IS!
c. B. Arthur was down from Har.
Ian on business the first of the week.
Somebody will make easy money SIS.
Merchant j. c.. Dixon was down
from Elk City Tuesday morning.
Make S5-It's EasyI
Ernest Bryant was over from the
Siletz Wednesday.
Make S5-lt's Easy!
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Boyce were
passengers for the Valley this noon.
Pathe and Actuele Reco, ds, wl;ile
they last, at two for 75c. Bateman
Furniture Co.
E. A. Marvin was over from the
Siletz on business the first of the
week.
Engineer Waggoner returned We'd
'nesday evening from visit to Valley
points.
Mrs. j. W. Graham and little daugh-
ter, and Miss Edith Peterson were
passengers for Kings Valley this noon.
Misses Addie Graham and Nellie
Peterson went out to Kings Valley
Wednesday for a few days visit.
Prof. and Mrs. j. E. Davis come
down from Elk City last Friday even
ing.
Mrs. c. R. Schenck and son, Geo.
Jr., arrived home from Portland Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Frank Jones of Newport was
visiting with her mother, Mrs. W. E
Ball, here last Saturday.
Merchant 0. E. Frankie of Newpor
passed thru Wednesday evening en-
route home from a trip to Seattle.
/. NJ. Tindall, who is working al
the Altree shipyard. returned Satur
day evening from a trip to Portland
Thousands Of people who had los
hope of ever being well again have
been restored % health and happines!
by Tanlac. Toledo Drug Co.
Lieut.. Harry Johnston went out t.
Corvallis and Albany this noon OF
business connected with the Second
Platoon.
Lester Waugh, shipped in car o
fine fat cat lie last week, which he
will butcher and retail at his markets
here.
II. x. Dewey, a we'll known traI
drummer of the Northwest has Joined
the Bi-Ho-Mar Orchestra. Mr.. Dewey
is considered one of the best in his
profession.
If you are all run down, weak and
nervous and feel out Of sorts with
everything and everybody, get back in
line by taking Tanlac. Toledo Drug
Co.
n Rose, superintendent Of bridge
ard Hi eineer Gordon of the S. P Co
were IN me city yesterday comforting
with | e City Council relative to the
iriprorirS of ka: road Str.,..
Contractor Blaisdell arrived in the
city Sunday to commence work on
the new bungalows, but owing to the
stormy weather of.the past week has
not been able to do much.
George Carpenter the coal man was
over from the Valley several days
this week. Mr.. Carpenter informs
us that he expects to resume work at
the mine soon.
Born, Tuesday, March 14th, to Mr.
and Mrs. L. r. Racliff at Gardiner, a
seven and half pound girl. Mrs
Racliff was formerly Miss Vivian Spi.
Ger of this city.
DR.. Kellogg the Eye Specialist has
rented an office next door to the tele-
phone office and will be in Toledo the
week of Man ch 13 to 1S.
DR.. and Mrs. Hoyt Brown and infant
son, were over from Corvallis the
first Of the week visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Altree. Hoyt was in
cidentally initiated into tho mysteries
of the Masonic lodge while in the
city.