Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-20


Jack McCullep, of Newport, was
UP after load of oats yesterday.
Mrs. J. N, Arnold/ will please
accept our thanks for a bucket Of
nice berries.
The Scotia arrived in port this
morning for another load of Pioneer
stone.
Mrs. Geo. Bethers returned last
Saturday from visit to her parents
near Philomath.
Miss Fannie Thompson will re-
ceive the LEADER year through
the courtesy Of Mr.. J. NJ. Start.
Thos. Briggs, John Cahill and
Wm, Stitt returned last Saturday
from a trip to the mouth Of the
Siletz.
The social given by the ladies of
the NJ. E. church last Thursday
night for the benefit Of the pastor
netted the nice little sum of $50.
Snow & Enos have something to
say about boots and shoes In their
a!re-,!ia@ant i'll this paper this
week. 1t will pay you to read it.
Johnny Akin returned Monday
from Philomath where he has been
for several days on account of the
last illness and death Of mother.
J. M. Start brought us fine lot
of potatoes OIL subscription the
first of the week. They are as fine
a lot of potatoes as we ever saw,
and show up we'll for the soil of
Wrights slough.
J. D. Daily was over from Cor
Wallis last Saturday and Sunday.
He returned Monday, and con-
tinued his work on the segregation
OF the tax rolls. He is at work
now on the delinquent rolls.
Senator Dolph went through to
Newport this evening, where he
will inspect the government works
at the mouth of the harbor. He
was accompanied by the members
of the Legislature from Benton and
Lincoln counties.
Mr. Morgan, Sr., arrived from
Portland the latter part of last
week. This is his first trip to
Toledo in five years and he ex-
presses himself as surprised at the
improvement the town has made
during that time.
Otto o. Krogstad has purchased
the stock of drugs kept by J. H.
Mcneil and will continue the drug
business at this place. Mr.. Nc
Neil has his other goods packed and
will ship them to Pioneer as soon
as his building at that place is en-
closed. ~
Mrs. Emma Glore has started a
suit against Jacob Glore for a sep
aration and divorce. She alleges
in her complaint that the defendant
while living with her treated her
III cruel and inhuman manner,
and that he has now completely
abandoned her.
Hardly day passes but what
we see some new man coming to
Toledo to do his trading. People
contiguous to Toledo are finding
out that they will be treated fairly
and honestly by our merchants,
and the result is a gradually in
creasing business for the Toledo
merchants.
Hon. Jim Ball was up from New.
port yesterday. He has forwarded
his official bond as collector of
customs to Washington and as soon
as it is approved he will take charge
of the office. His bond is in the
sum of $40, 900 and the sureties are
S. G. Irwin, of Newport, and Jas.
S. Cooper, a banker of Indepen-
dence, Polk county. The bond Is
justified in the sum of $40, 900 and
will no doubt be promptly approved.
The gentleman from Flagg Staff,
Arizona, who recently purchased
an interest in the Pioneer quarry
has arrived, coming up on the SEQ.
tia from San Francisco. We are
Informed .iathe expresses himself
as we'll pleased with the outlook,
both at the quarry and in the mar
ket. He brought some additional