Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-09-06
Officia1 County Paper.
LOCAL NOTES

L. F. Eddy, the genial postmaster
of Eddyville, was in town Tuesday
night.
M. Hansen, the jewe1er, is open
ing up his shop next door to the
LEADER office.
Mrs. J. Newland, of this place,
has been appointed nurse at the
Agency school.
We notice by the Statesman, oi
jWalla Walla, that Col. +. J. Par.
ker IS i'll at his home in that city.
Henry Burns, who has been at
work for several months near Yre-
ka, California, returned home last
Monday.
Mrs. Whiteford, Of Corvallis, an
aunt Of Mrs. 7. P. Fish, is visiting
her; also the little daughter of S.
I. Jefreys.
The steamer Homer sails from
San Francisco on September S, 13,
and go, and from Yaquina on the
9, II, and IS.
All parties owing me are request
ed to settle without further delay,
as l must have the money to buy
goods with. c. G. COPELAND.
George M, Highland, of New
port, lectured at the court house
last night Oh the subject of spirit
ualisn, politics and religion.
The ladies of the M. E. church
will give basket supper on Satur-
day evening September IS, 1894,
for the benefit of their pastor. The
program viii be published next
week,
L. M. Starr and family, Rite
Dedrick and wife, c. B. Crosno
and children and Ruth and Eli
Gather returned from Otter Rock
last Sunday. They report Having
had a fine time.
S. A. Logan has traded IS acres
of land near Storrs to A. o. Hook
er for the latter's property in this
place and cottage in Newport.
Mr.. Hooker and family expect to
move onto their farm at an early
date.
Otto Krogstad has a sample head
of the Mammoth Russian sunflower
In his store which measures a foot
In diameter, and the seeds are as
large as grains of corn. 1t grows
to perfection in our climate, and we
would advise every rancher TO pro
cure some of the seed and plant 1t
ior chicken feed next year, as the
seed for poultry feed is unexcelled.
TO the people on Yaquina Bay,
] will state, that l have brought to
Toledo large assortment of wall
paper, paints, oils, brushes, notions,
stationery and fancy goods. Is
pecially is my stock of wall paper
very large, of good quality and
away down in price. 1t will pay
to call on me before purchasing
elsewhere.
II. OrTo o. KRoGsTAD.
Mrs. c. G. Copeland wishes to
announce that she has received
large assortment Diminishing goods
OF all kinds. She will receive this
week a large and well selected line
of boots and shoes. Next week she
will receive her fall stock of dry
goods, dress goods, etc. Her stock
will be thoroughly replenished and
she will be prepared to offer bar
gains In all lines.
Col. +. ]. Parker writes lis from
Walla Walla and asks us to state
that the item taken from the Cor
wallis Gazette of last week in refer.
ence TO the Sunset Stone quarry is
Incorrect. The Colonel says that
the quarry is not situated on his
land, but about u of a mile above
his place, md that he is not iinan.
eially interested in the Sunset quar-
ry directly or indirectly, and iur
ther, that the stone from his quar.
ry has been pronounced by experts
to be Of q better quality than any
other n the county, and hence he
does not want il confounded with
my otiier stone. w qlrd'y noio'