Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-09-14
LOCAL NOTES.

little.
Bonds for deeds for sale at the
LEADER Office.
S. Case and r. A. Bensell were
Up from Newport yesterday.
Thos. Butler is expected back
klamath county in few days.
c. H. Gest, the o. P. attorney,
went outside on yesterdays train.
NJ. L. Trapp and H. N. Foster,
Of Chitwood, were in Toledo Tues
day on business.
J. VIM. viii, the sewing mach
inc and musical instrument man Of
Coryaiii,, ,as IA Toledo MONDAY.
viii Mcclure, an old time Kan
sas friend Of Mr., and Mrs. J. T.
Stewart, visited over Sunday with
hem.
T. r. Ryan ans family, Of Salem
iormer residents on the Bay, are
visiting in this vicinity for two or
three weeks.
The irrepressible Mort. Lawlis,
well known TO every person on the
}ay for his grave and sedate mein,
5as in Toledo Yesterday.
w. S. Lnville came over from
corvallis Tuesday and went out to
he Agency OH business. He will
return to Corvallis Saturday.
Trout fishing is all the go now
lays, and some of our expert an
Hers are bringing in as fine strings
'.f sea trout as ever tickled the gaze
ul an epicure.
A marriage license was issued on
Monday by County Clerk Jones to
Frank George, of Spokane Wash
ington, and Miss Katherine Hark-
leroad, OF Newport.
l.. ]. Pepin, the contractor on the
Rosebrooks bridge is on hand, and
is getting the lumber on the ground
preparatory to starting the con-
structon as soon as the lumber is
all cut,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Chapman, of
Toledo came over yesterday to pay
q visit to old friends and home in
Albany They are highly pleased
with their new location at Toledo.
Albany Herald.
Let the next thing on the pro-
gram be that creamery. Let us all
get our shoulders to the wheel and
give II a push and we will have a
creamery running here by the FIRST
the new year, Talk it up.
In a short time the Pioneer stone
quarry will begin shipping random
stones for the new city hall at Sa- F..
lem. There will be about fifty or
sixty carloads of this stone used in
the construction of that building /
Mr. aud Mrs, h. Dedrick, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Fred Stanton, and cous-
In Of the latters from Albany, will |
start ,h5 latter part OF the week ior
a pleasure trip to the mouth of the
Silet2 river. They expect to be
gone a week or ten days and will /
enjoy themselves hunting aud fish
ing.
thc saw mill started up last Sat,
t lay and for q time presented !
ite q lively appearance, but was
npclled to shut down before the
day was over because the water
had given out. The water is con.
yeyed to the mill from distant
spriug by means Of q pipe. This !
pipe had sprung o leak and wasted
The greater part of the llow. The ,
leak has been repaired and the mill !
started again today
The city election passed oh quiet
ly last Monday. The vote was not
quite SO heavy as that cast at the ,
former election There were "a
votes cast, IS tor and 10 against
There was'au average OF about AZ {
votes for each OF the candidates.
The following are the officers elect ,
sd 20 i'll the various offices: {. b.
crosno, mayor; ]. A. Hail, record I
ar; ChaS. Ruhl, marshal, 4. p.
Fish, treasurer; Lester Waugh, r.
pedrick, Geo, Be,hers, Lee Wade.
R. +. Collamore and H. W, Vim.
'snt, aldermsn,