Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-05-25

tmiS d. u. DdVlS ana CnllQron OF
Dlk City left Toledo Monday
en- the noon train for home after a
short visit here.
The stomach regulates the condition
suit, although some slight deviations
of health or disease. Get your stomach
right by taking Tanlac. Toledo Drug
Co. 14-1t
Bert Twombly left Monday on the
a business trip to Albany.
If looking for the best In ranges
come in and see the Superior at coI-
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d. H. Williams, one of the old-tlm-
ers, who came to Toledo in '75, called
at The office Tuesday to get acquainted.
Bill" is real scout and we enjoyed
his visit very much. Later we expect
to start a pioneer column and Mr..
Williams experiences in Oregon will
likely be one of the features.
For mems, women's and chlIdren's
summer foot wear see Colvln. AIT"
CHEWS START WORK
Word comes from Ynquina that two
crews Of men have started work re-
ballasting the track Of the Multnomah
Box & Lumber Co. on the north line.
G. T. Anderson, stockman of the
lower Siletz valley, was Toledo busi-
ness visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Anderson
stated that the people Of his section
were more than grateful to the people
of the county for voting the bridge
bonds for the rebuilding of the bridges
that washed out in that section last
fall.
For oil stoves at right prices see
Colvin. 14-1t*
Elmer Miller of Siletz was g. Toledo
business visitor Tuesday. ,. r..
Mrs ]. E.. Cooter is attending the
three day. convention Of. the Odd Eel
lows and Rebeccas being held in Eu-
gene this week. She will return to
Toledo Friday.
For barb wire, chicken wire etc.
see c9ivln. 141t*
Mrs. Geo. Pease of Yakima Wash
arrived in Toledo Tuesday 10 visit
with her son, A. d. Pease and family.
She will be here severHl days before
returning home. ... -
For garden tools and carpenter tools
see CoIvin. 141t*
'Chas. Hassman of Yaquina wtas a
business visitor in Toledo Saturday.
He called at the Leader office and
paid his subscription year In ad-
vance-that's one thing that does not
make us sore in the .east.
Mr.. and Mrs M. w. Small of Elk
City were Toledo visitors Saturday
evening, coming in on the evening
train.
For furniture, beds, mattresses, etc
See coIvin. 141t"
w C. Burcroff, manager of the w
C. Burcroff Mercantile Company, ar
rived from Portland Saturday after
noon where he attended the Elks jubi-
lee in the Rose City.
Joe Patterson of Newport was here
between trains Saturday. r
For monographs see CoIvin. 14-1t+
All kinds of cooking utensils at Col
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DR.. Belt of Newport was a business
visitor here Saturday.
DIR. M. M. Davis of Newport was a
business visitor in Toledo Monday.
III. G. Wolfe, fas a business visitor
to the valley Tuesday.
Peter Frederick left on the moor
train Tuesday for the valley on {
business mission.
Henry Campbell, member Of the
local "chain gang" is attending thu
odd Fellows convention at Eugene
this week.
Dinner ware at Colvins. 14-1t'
For mems furnishings see coIvln
AIT
Mrs. Rounds and Miss Briggs re
turned to their home in Toledo Wed
nesday after a weeks visit at New
port beach.
d. l.. .Chesley is one Of the man!
Odd Fellows that is attending tn,
convention of the order in Eugene.
{ Chester Morrison made business
trip to Pioneer Wednesday leavin,
on the noon train. a.... ..
For awnings, tents ETC., see coIvin
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Small returned
home from Marion Tuesday evening
where they took the body Of thei
little daughter, Reatha, who wa
drowned Saturday in the bay, for bur
ial.
A. w. Morgan Of Portland who Il
owner Of considerable timber land
in the Siletz section, was Toledo Wis
itor Tuesday evening.
Good four horse gasoline engine 70
sale at Colvin's. 141t
d. L. Chesley of Toledo is attendin
the Odd Fellows convention at Eu
gene, Oregon this week.
K. A. Harvey, employe OF the Star