Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-06-29

and other relatives. Their visit will
be an indefinite one. They were met
IN Portland by Mr.. and Mrs. Fern Hay.
den and accompanied them here by
tuto.
DR.. F. w. Kellogg, eye specialist
WIZ De mere Sat, Sun, Mon, First
national Bank Bldg, July 1928. 19-1ts
Liberty Theater-Friday and Sat
urday-The Servant in the House.
super production-all star cast. 3Oc
and 1Oc.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Frederick mo,
tored to Portland the latter part OF
last week and witnessed a part of the
festival in the Rose City.
R. E. Collins and family of Corvallis
are here visiting Mr.. Collins mother
Mrs. H. E. Collins. Mr.. Collins was A
former partner with F. NJ Hayden in
the publishing of the Lincoln County
Leader.
A.. F. Cradle, superintendent Of the
poultry exhibit at the fair this fall was
q visitor in Toledo Wednesday. Mr..
Cradle is very anxious to learn the
number OF birds that are to be exhib-
tied at the fair and al. those who con-
template showing their specimens
should get in communication with him
to assure exhibit space.
DR.. F. w. Kellogg, eye specialist,
Will be here Sat, Sun, Mon, First
National Bank Bldg, July 1928. 19-1t.
DR.. F. w. Kellogg, eye specialist,
will be here Sat, Sun, Mon, First
National Bank Bldg, July 1928. 19-1t*
Save money on electrical goods
get them from the Toledo Electric Co,
store in Flat Iron Bldg. on Hill Street.
Unless rain comes to this com.
munity In the next few DAYS the straw.
berry season will soon be ct an end.
according to many berry raisers of this
section and housewives who have not
as yet purchased what they intend to
can for the winter, had better do so
Immediately.
Don't fail to see the great picture
The Servant in the House-no change
IN prices-a ten reel show-30- and
1Oc. Liberty Theatre.
Jack Nygard left Toledo Friday for
Chinook, Wash, where he will visit for
an Indefinite period.
Last Thursday Waugh G. Meaker
local meat market men, purchased 20
head of fine beef cattle from the An.
derson Bros. of Siletz for local con-
sumption. The cattle were brought to
Toledo last Thursday.
Mr. Ralph Duerden and bride of
Portland arrived in Toledo Thursday
Mr.. Duerden owns a farm in the OF.
ALA valley where they will make their
home.
Messrs. Walter Hal, Joe Kosydar,
Jim Franks, A. C. Crawford, DR.. Car.
ter and John Winkler of Siietz were
visitors at the county court meeting
Friday. They came here to urge the
erection Of steel bridges on the Siletz
river
Mr.. and Mrs. John McChesney left
Toledo for their home in Albany Fri
day. Mr.. McChesney has finished sew
eral building contracts here. He i.
now working on large school build
ing contract in the northern part of the
state.
S. E. Newkirk, proprietor of the
Bootery Store here, ana family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w Andrews left 'roI?dc
Wednesday morning at a m. in Mr.
NewkirE's car for Salem where they
will attend q family reunion. Mr.
NeTkirk and Mrs. Andrews are broth
ef and sister. They will return here
Friday.
Peter Frederick arrived or the af
terroon train Satur Law from business
| trip to Corvallis.
Miss Iris Akin arrived in Toledo Sat
urcay evening from Monmouth where
ST., has been t33lding school.
We guarantee all work to pass most
rigid inspection. Toledo Electric Co.
A special train carrying nine
coaches and one baggage car with two
engines, passed throug Toledo Monday
afternoon about p. m. carrying Grand
Army veterans to the convention at
Newport. "They old boys, as in days
OF old, had their colors flying high. -