Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-09-28

after deer hunt in that section. They
both brought home the bacon" each
getting Q buck.
Henry Scott, farmer of Siletz, was
here Wednesday and Thursday visit
Ag friends and attending to business.
DR.. E. II. Hall is the owner of one
he new 1923 Fords purchased from
lie Peterson Bros. garage.
The story "Unchartered Seas"
which is showing at the Ross theatre
l. JXt week Tuesday, Wednesday and
!! thursday with Rudolph Valentino in
he leading role, was written by John
Fleming, q former citizen of Lincoln
county and who was at one time editor
of the Yakima Bay News. Mr.. Will
sons works are considered among the
very best.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Hayden, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Sher-
wood left Sunday morning for Salem,
Oregon, where they will spend the
week taking in" the state fair. They
will also visit Portland before return
ing home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Small of Elk
City are in Salem this week attending
the states annual fair festival
Fritz Knecht, proprietor Of the Orc,
gon Creamery at Corvallis, was a
business visitor in Toledo Friday.
John Winkler of Siletz was a coun.
ty seat business visitor Saturday al
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Steere of Lower
Siletz returned from Portland Sunday
after Today visit in the Rose City.
Arthur Bensell Of Siletz was bus.
ness visitor here Saturday.
Linnie A,mra McCauley, aged 4S
years, died Thursday, September 21st.
The body was shipped to Albany for
burial. Miss McCauley has been
resident of Toledo for years.
The Bateman Furniture Co. has re.
cent received a large list of popular
and classic Victor records. This fur
niture house is equipped with a neat
display room where youc can "try out"
your records before purchasing.
Mrs. E. Hall Newprt and daughter,
Mrs. c. Gomoke and son of Montana,
are here for an indefinite visit at
the home Of DR.. e. H. Hall. Mrs.
Hall is the mother and Mrs Iomokc
a sister of DR.. Hall. The Gomoke's
are planning on making their home in
Toledo.
The Toledo Electric Co. who have
just finished installing all electrical
equipment for the Manary logging
camp between the Alsea and the
Yachats rivers, yesterday closed
contract with the Multnomah Box &
Lumber Co., to duplicate the work in
the camp this company Is installing
gressiveness Of the city of Toledo.
While here he called at the Leader
office Mr.. White was a candidate 10.
governor in the spring primary elec-
ton. He was accompanied here from
Newport by VIM. Mathews, editor of
the Yaquina Bay News.
l.. H. Payne end wife Of Newport
spent Sunday visitins friends in To.
ledo.
G. A. Shumachefo Of Newport passed
through Toledo Friday OIL his way to
Portland where he is attending the
meeting Being held in the Rose City
by the leading Republicans of the
state for the adoption of a platform
for the party In the coming campaign.
Mr.. Schumacher returned last week
from deer hunt and it is reported
he bagged a buck and also large
bear.
Caption Perry F. Price, in command
OF the Newport and Toledo p,atoons
of the Oregon state National Guard,
has resigned his position and will
move to Montana, where he has &C.
cepted position in the forest service.
Caption Price has been with the local
boys for about 6 months. He served
during the late war IN France.
A man by the name of Emil John.
son was painfully injured at the Pac.
ific Spruce mill Wednesday afternoon.
The exact cause of he accident is
not known at this writing. but he
was struck in the neck someway
while riding the carriage and a deep
cash resulted. He was rushed % the
office Of DR.. Hellwarth where medi.
cal aid was rendered. He was later
taken to his home in Run Bottom
where he is reported to be resting
easily.