Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-04-19

LII. Klcn bad business in ALBANY
the latter part Of last week.
]. n. Arnold has sold his place
here in town to Mrs. T. P. Fish.
Fred Chambers went out tc
Philomafh on visit to relative.
last Tuesday.
Rite Dedrick launched hand.
some and substantial small boat 70,
Judge Blue this week.
A letter from Roll Chambers tc
his mother informs her that he |.
now in Salt Lake, Utah.
A bluer sky nor brighter sur
no country ever had than Lincoln
county people are enjoying today,
Robt. Campbell has been on the
sick list this week. That tussle
with the steer nearly got away
him.
Jack Kirk, an old time resident
OF the Bay, but now of Corvallis,
went though to Newport Monday
evening.
]. K. Weatherford and ]. R.
Wyatt, of Albany, have formed a
law partnership under the name Of
Weatherford & Wyatt.
A man who is always ready to die
and don't care how soon death
comes, generally sends for four
doctors when he gets sick.-Ex.
Charley Miller, the young pho
tographer, of Elk City, Gas been in
Toledo this week taking some
pictures. Charley does frst-class
work and deserves encouragement.
Oscar Taylor and family started
for Salem last Sunday, where they
will make their future home.
They drove through in wagon.
May success and prosperity attend
them.
Toledo again has barber shop,
a brother OF VIM. Ennis, of New
port, starting a shop here this
week. He is first-class workman
and will no doubt do quite well.
Lester Waugh had the misfor-
tune to lose valuable milk Cow
today, She showed some symp-
toms of poisoning, but not enough
to determine that to be the cause.
Robt. Campbell has moved his
butcher shop into the little building
on the east side of the railroad
track opposite the postofice. He
has 1t quite neatly and tastily fixed
up on the inside, and it makes
very presentable shop.
The l.. O. o. F. lodge of New
port, will celebrate the 18th ami
versary OF the order in a fitting
manner on the Goth inst. 1t is in
tended to have parade in the day
time and grand ball at night.
Toledo now sports a member Of
the famous industrial army. 1t is
a son Of Coll Van Cleve, and came
in. last night. He left the balance
of the army at Eugene and came
to this land of plenty.
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Workmen are busy tearing down
and removing the old house belong
ing to Miss Elizabeth Graham,
longside the railroad track. We
understand that new and. COM
modious residence will be erected
on the site Of the same.
Five additional coal land leases
have been filed in the Office Of. the
county clerk,daring the;past week.
They are from r. T. Rains, w. H.
Logan, c. H. Williams, w. P.
Ford and John J. NyeI and run to
R. A. Bensell and J., M. Ayles.
DR.. A. II. Diven and his estim-
able daughter, Miss Anna M. Diven,
were visitors to our thriving COM
munity this week. They were
well pleased with their stay here
and returned to their home in
Waldport, Lincoln county, on the
barts.-Florence Vest W.
TO the Albany, Denccfatp We
once heard ofax,an- who made a
fortune by attending to his own
1busiaess. You, perhaps, can get
the full meaning of this by reading
our bit of a lecture to the editor of
the Newport News in another place
in this paper. q
Last Tuesday was o. P. pay day.