Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-01-06

coats see Colvn.
Newt Guiiliams was up from Beaver
Creek Monday.
For best grade mems and boys
slckers, see CoIvin.
See the new styles in mems felt
hats.-The eootery.
p. Fl. ElGng of Logsden was a To
ledo visitor yesterday.
Bert Allen arrived home last even
ing from trip to the Valley
Virgil Howell OF Gachats was a
county seat visitor this week.
Terrence Gather returned to his
studies at the o. A. C. Sunday.
Billy Southwell Of Rock Creek was
county seat visitor yesterday.
Sam H. Smith of South Beach was
county seat visitor yesterday.
Merchant w S. Hall was over from
the Siletz on business yesterday.
( Mems Goodyear welt dress shoes,
rubber heels. $4.a5.-The Bootery.
j. o. Hendrickson of South Beach
was in the city on business yesterday.
Mrs. w. C. Burcroff was called to
Grants Pass yesterday by the death
Of her sister-in-law.
For good line of mems dress pants
at right prices, see Covin.
/ G. r. Sohenck has resigned his po-
sition as marshal and z. NJ Derrick
has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Mrs. Ella Stewart and daughter, Mel
lie, arrived down from Portland last
evening for a visit with Toledo rela-
tives.
County Commissioner C. M. Warren
of Rose Lodge is here this week attend
ing the regular January term Of
County Court.
For ranges, cook stoves, heaters,
stove pipe, ETC., see colvin.
Mike Sijota of Kernville arrived in
the city 'aet evening rnroute home
from Los Angeles where he mas been
attending an automotive school.
| Jack Wells has taken conductor
Baker place on rne local passenger.
Nj. wells was station d here at To-
ledo during the war, as yard master.
Mems and boys overaIIs, shirts, un-
derwear, etc. see CoIvin.
Chrest Mel on of Newbcrg was here
this week looking the city over. Mr.
Nelson rented house in the north
par, OF town and viii move hare next
weeh
Jesse Reeder came down from Nor-
tons Wednesday evening. Mr.. Reeder
/ recently cut his foot quite badly with
an axe and as result is forced to go
on crutches.
Earl Marker came over from Corva..-
lis Wednesday evening to look after
! business interests here, Mr.. Marker
and family may return to Toledo in
the near future.
/ g. H. Horsfall was down from Rock
Creek on business yesterday. Mr..
! lIorsiall repors that his part of the
county is rapidly recovering from the
effects of the flood having rebuilt
four bridges and did considerable road
work.
| The Security Benefit Asson is one
of the real progressive fraternal Bene-
ficiary socities of America Offering ade-
quate protection at less cost. Six
different classes of policy to choose
from, investigate Also maintains a
Home and Hospital for the benefit Of
its members. Adv.
Leader subscriptions received this
week are: l.. J. Brown, Portland, Or;
Julia M. Brown, Hot Lake, Or; Mrs.
b. Folmsbee, Redding, Calf; N. H.
Edwards, Nashville, Or; John Steiger,
Toledo, Or; Johnny Yasek. Toledo,
Or; l.. M. Commons, Harlan, Or;
Mrs. C. G. Copeland, Newport, Or;
Mrs. G. E. Davis, Eureka, Calf; Mrs.
j. F. Turner, Canton, S. D.; Mrs. Carl
rhoerson, Estherville, Iowa; Dan
Laudenslager, Toledo, Or; Chrest
Nelson, Newberg, Or; S. w. Her, To-
ledo, Or; H. A. Schlecht, Toledo, Or;
Virgil Howell, Yachats, Or; J. o. Hen
erickson, South Beach, Or; Jack Ed.
munds, San Francisco, Calf; w. S.
Hall, Siletz, Or; w. r. Hall, Toledo,
Or; Sam II. Smith, South Beach, Or;
Mike Sijota, Kernville, o..