Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-03-24
Toledo,


l.. E. Balm Of Yaquina was a Toledo
visitor Saturday.
Ralph Pepin was up from Newport
Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay w. Dunn were pas
sengers for Portland Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McChesney
were passengers for Albany Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. E. Davis and daughter were
passengers for Elk City Wednesday.
Maurice Andersen was over from
the Siletz on business yesterday.
Remember the wrestling match at
the Club Rooms tomorrow evening.
County Judge, C. W. James was a
passenger for Portland Tuesday noon.
C. A. Ofstedahl went out to Cor
wallis Sunday returning Monday.
Leland Wright Of Yaquina was a
passenger for the Valley Monday.
Oliver Johnson of Chitwood was in
the city on business Tuesday.
Pathe and ActuelIe Record ds, while
they last, at two for 75c. Bateman
Furniture Co.
i! Lane Of Siletz arrived over from
the Valley on Saturday evenings
train.
A limited number Of razors at S1.33
We guarantee them. w. c. Bur-
croft Mere. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Andrews of
Lower Siletz were county seat visitors
Tuesday.
Lieut.. Harry Johnson arrived home
Tuesday evening from a trip to Val
ley cities.
Ladies-see the new styles in pumps
and oxfords in our windows. The
Bootery.
E. NJ. Harvey, the Standard Oil Man
was up from Newport on business
Wednesday afternoon.
The big reputation of Tanloc has
been made by doing what other med,
icines failed to do. Toledo Drug Co.
Mrs. R. A. Arnold went to Portland
yesterday to purchase her Spring mil.
linery. Mrs. w. R. Hall is in charge
of the store during her absence.
Supt E. L. Chalcraft of Siletz was
a Toledo visitor Tuesday. He depar.
ted on the noon train for Grand Ronde.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Zaloom returned
to Salem Sunday after an extended
visit with relatives here and at Siletz.
You get your moneys worth when
you buy Tanlac, because it produces
results. Toledo Drug Co.
Mayor w. E. Ball arrived home from
up near Mill City, Friday evening.
Mr. Ball is getting out some piling
for the Pacific Spruce Corporation.
Clayton Young returned to Corval-
lis Monday noon. Mr.. Young has
charge of the construction of a num-
ber Of bungalows.
Miss Thelma Fowler came over
from Corvallis last Friday evening for
a short vacation, it being the end OF
the second semester at the college.
Mrs. F. N. Hayden and Miss Ilah
Sherwood went to Portland Tuesday
to take in the Grand Opera. They
will arrive home tomorrow evening.
Mrs. o. R. Altree returned to her
home at Portland Sunday, after spend
ing several weeks with her husband
here.
Professor S. B. Robertson arrived
home from Southern Indiana, Satur.
lay evening, where he was called by
The illness Of his mother, she passing
away soon after his arrival there.
Miss Grace Hart departed Sunday
or Seattle, Wash, where she has
good position. She will spend few
lays with her sister, Mrs. NJ. R.
at Portland.
.. L. NewkirkS resignation tender
ID the Honorable City Council, jan
larry 4th, was accepted Monday night, !
Ind r. A. Andersen was appointed 1
to serve in his place
A. ]. Grohs, member of the "Theo.
3ergmann Shoe Mfg Co." was in To
edo Tuesday and Wednesday selling
3. e. Newkirk Of "The Bootery" an.
'ther large shipment Of Bergman"
logger Shoes.
Harvey Ross Of Silverton arrived In
Toledo the first OF the week and has
AIKEN Chas. SmalPs pace as baker
n the Toledo Bakery. Mr.. Small has
'een in poor health and will now take
much needed rest.
Conrad Thompson Of Beaver Creek
vas in the city yesterday. Mr.. Thomp-
ION was enroute home from Elk City
where he attended Pomona Grange.
lie stated that the next session OF
'omona Grange would be held at Ona.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lefors departed
yesterday noon for their home at Eu.
'ene, after spending a couple OF weeks
'isit here with Mrs. Lefors' parents,
,lr. and Mrs. J. w, Dunn, 4