Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-06-19

Ira Miller and daughter, Miss Lulu
were visitors from Newport last Satur.
day.
Charlie Montgomery, one of the Siletz
merchants, had business in the CITY
Monday.
Harry Eyer, the Chitwood postmaster
and merchant was a county seat visitor
last Sunday.
Z. d E. Agent and Mrs. Bert Boles of
Yaquina made Toledo brief call Tues.
day morning.
Iom jackson, one of the Republican
wheel horses of Siletz, had business in
the city Wednesday.
Owen Graves, No. of the Yaouina
Bay Life Saving Station, was a county
seat visitor Tuesday.
George Chambers made a business
trip into the Salmon river country the
latter part of last week.
Frank Jones returned last Friday
evening from Portland, where he CON-
pleted course at the Business College.
w. b. Stevens, the we'll known Albany
merchant, passed homeward Tuesday
morning from visit at the Resort CITY.
Master Mechanic Walch and Fireman
Ira Reeder of Yaquina went through to
Albany Tuesday morning in charge of a
locomotive.
Earl Landreth returned Wednesday
from visit with Ira Miller and family
at their farm home between Yaouina
and Newport.
Robert Chambers of Nortons had
business in the city last Sunday. He
has gone to Albany, to be absent until
some time next month,
Mrs. G. G. Copeland and daughter
Esther returned Monday evening from
a visit at Portland. They went to their
home at Siletz next day.
THE LEADER has just received new
supply of letterheads, envelopes, cards,
etc. Now is the time to place your
order for some up:to date printing.
Assessor Howell returned Monday
evening from the east end of the county,
having completed his work in that Sec
tion. He is visiting Toledo taxpayers
this week.
Oliver Altree will soon have the
planer installed in his sawmill and
other improvements and conveniences
added. He now has about 1000
feet of logs on hand.
Lee Williams, one OF the tall Elks of
Newport, was in the city all day last
Saturday getting acquainted with the
streets, preparatory to the grand stam-
pede of the herd that night.
j. F. Stewart has been all bunged up
with rheumatism during the past week. |
1t is an ailment that seems to become
more common as our population in
creases by the influx of easterners.
Foreman Cannon and crew have put
the Fourth street approach to the rail
road track in good condition with a
stone base. The improvement will be
by teamsters next winter.
The Ladies' Aid Society had pleas
ant session Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Samuel Center. The
hostess served choice refreshments,
and business and pleasure were blended
admirably.
Gene Young and Jim Derrick departed
Monday for the Sugarloaf country to
search for one of those famous lost
mines which you read about. We hope
they'll find it, bring it back and put it
n circulation.
Shedd Rosebrook keeps his parents
pretty we'll informed as to his move
nents--or the movements of the
Wisconsin-through the
newspapers. The Honolulu Advertiser
states that the big fighting ship left
hat port for Yokohama May 2S. The
paper speaks highly of the conduct Of
If the crew while ashore and also
praises the band, of which Shedd is n
Captain Robert Jones Of Marshfeid
vent through Tuesday morning en- route
% Portland. The Captain left Coos
Jay at o'clock Monday afternoon on
he Robarts, reached Newport at 8
o'clock Tuesday morning and probably
.rrived at Portland about o'clock