Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-08-03
LOCAL NOTES.
Bale rope at Copeland's. s.

I~'f''N'
George Sylvester, of Newport,
had business in Toledo last Tues
day.
Mrs. Percival and Mrs. Stover,
poth of Yaquina City, were in the
city last Monday.
A broken wheel on a fiat car
near Norton Siding last Saturday
caused the freight to delay the pas
senger a short time.
Mrs. Lydia Hunt the new SUI
perintendent at the agency, visited
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Jay
Buford this week.
We are informed that Austin
Rosebrooks aud his mother have
about 81 400 in one Of the recently
closed banks of Portland.
FoUND,--,A bunch of keys, on
the nepoe Slough road. The
owner can have the same by call
ing n this Office and paying for
this hotice,
Mrs, Altree and family will move
TO Newport tomorrow, where they
will reside while the boys work OIL
a house Of which Oliver Altree is
architect and contractor.
The close season on deer expired
last Monday, and on Tuesday about
half OF our male population made a
hegira to the woods i'll hopes of Sc
curing choice bit of yenison.
The third Demorest silver medal
contest was held at the court house
last Saturday night. The medal
was won by Miss Ollie Logan. All
the pieces wete of high order and
worthy of mention.
Much credit is due Messrs. Robt,
Campbell, b, L, Jones and G. b.
Crosno, for their efforts in arrang-
ing for entertaining the San Fran
cisco eXcursionists during their
stop here; and praise Is also due the
ladies tor their assistance in dec
Grating.
Mrs. Thompson, OF West Yaqui-
,ia, met with an accident last Sat
urday, which came near resulting
In n broken leg. She stepped into
a hole cut through the floor of an
upper room for II stovepipe. It
was feared for time that her leg
was broken, but it proved TO be on
1y severely wrenched,
DR.. Rowland, the superintend-
ent of the insane asylum at Salem,
was in Toledo last week looking
alter some property interests he
has near this place, He went
home on Saturday, but expects to
return in short time and make a
stay of several days, He thinks
the climate at Toledo is the most
delightful of any in Oregon,
JOS. Wilson, q young attorney of /
Corvallis and for many years depu- |
ty county clerk of Benton county |
was in Toledo yesterday looking .
up the situation of matters and
things generally. Rumor hath it
that Mr., Wilson is seriously con-
templating hanging out his law
shingle at this point at no distant
date.
Two or three parties in town are
In the habit of borrowing the
LgADER from their neighbors to
read. thus saving the price of sub
We are aware that the
LEADER is necessity in all well
regulated households, and il those
borrowers will kindly hand in their
names we will send them the paper
free Tor three months. and thus save h
the trouble of borrowing it,
Il. ID, Young, of Chitwood, was
n caller last Friday. Mr.. Young
is the county stock inspector, and
was jus, completing a tour of in-
spection of the stock In the county.
He informed us that the condition
Of the stock inspected was first.
class. He did not find trace of
scab or other disease among the
sheep; nor traces of any disease in
any stock. This speaks quite we'll
for Lincoln county as stock cown.
y.