Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-01-20
For boys suits see Colvin.

Several different kinds Of rain hats
at CoIvin's.
Have you tried that zoe. coffee at
GIdersIeeve's.
Ralph Hamar came down from Chit
wood last evening.
Frank Priest of Newport was To-
ledo visitor Wednesday.
Remember the Chamber of Com
merce meeting this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Crawford were
over from the Siletz Saturday.
Ed. Wade arrived home Tuesday
evening from trip to the Valley.
For washtubs, boilers, clothes lines,
brooms, mop sticks. ETC., see Covin.
Mort Abby, the Newport hotel man,
was county seat visitor yesterday.
If you are particular about your
meat have got it. S. R. Anderson.
For cook stoves, ranges, heaters,
stove pipe, stove boards, etc, see Col
vim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Taylor moved
over from the Siietz the first of the
week.
We use Government inspected
Meat-Dins G. Nick-Peter Pan Lunch
Counter.
President John1on of the Pacific
Spruce Co., departed for Portland
Saturday.
A membership in the Farm Bureau
is membership in the Farm Bloc in
Congress.
Mrs. G. w. Trommlitz and son, Billy,
arrived home Friday evening from q
visit at Eugene.
The National Farm Bureau is 60
ing to get a farmer on the Federal
Reserve board.
Leave your order for clover hay to
be delivered from car-W. c. Rurcroff
Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Wood went out to Blodgett
Wednesday for avisit with her son,
R. E, and family.
Dr. Burgess reports an eight pound
boy, born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Graves,
at Elk City Wednesday.
Boys good wooen Maokinaws and
sweaterS just the thing for thes1
cold days at Colvin's.
VIM. Hensley came down from Port
land Wednesday evening to look after
property interests here.
We carry the only line Of Govern
ment inspected meat in the city to
tdate-PeopIes Meat Market.
F. w. Stevens, manager of the Pa
cific Spruce Co., went out to Portland
Sunday, returning last evening.
Mrs. J. E. Davis and little daughter
were passengers for Shedd Wednesday,
where they will visit for time.
Luke Wolfe and Louis Ho.ton of
Taft were Toledo visitors yesterday.
They came up the beach via Newport.
Best grade of lossers shirts at Col.
WINS.
Banker c. o. Hawkins of Newpor..
passed thru Wednesday evening en-
route home from business trip to
Seattle.
y The Pacific Spruce Company has
about fifty men employed at present
and are putting on more work as fast
as needed.
E A. Lytle is repapering and paint
ing his "Smokehouse" in this city,
making everything neat and clean.
Who's next?
Good line of mems dress and work
shirts at colvin's.
VIM. Andrews has resigned his po.
sition as councilman, and T. p. Haw-
kins has been appointed to serve out
his unexpired term.
If you once give Tanlac an honest
trial, you will add your voice to the
thousands of others who are praising
it.-Toledo Drug Co
Mr., and Mrs. j. L. Taylor were down
from Elk City Friday evening getting
acquainted with their new granddaugh-
ter, little Miss Harding.
For mems best grade Ioggers shoes,
rubber boots etc, see Colvin.
This section was visited by another
cold snap Wednesday evening the
thermometer dropping to Is above
A number of frozen wa .er pipes re-
suited.
Mems dress hats and caps and boys
caps at Colvin's.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keihl of the
Lower Siletz were Toledo visitors
Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Keihl had
been called to Newport by the death
Of Mrs. Keihl's mother.
Mrs. B. M. Wright arrived Saturday
evening for an extended visit with
her parents in law, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
l.. Wright, OF this city. Mrs. Wright's
home is at Reno, Nevada.
Wheeler Cline was down from Eddy.
vile yesterday Mr.. Cline has just
recently completed fine, large dairy