Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-10-30

Mrs. Thomas Williams, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Trapp of Chit.
wood were in the city Monday.
Captain A. B. Clark and Dick Abbey
were visitors from Elk City Wednesday.
Father Bucher of Siletz was pas.
senger for Albany Wednesday morning.
DR.. F. M. Carter of Yaquina was
an eastward passenger yesterday morn
ing.
Captain Henry Nice of Waldport was
transacting business in the city Wednes-
day.
Lee Williams of Newport and else
where had business in the county seat
Tuesday.
County Commissioner George King
of Winant had business in the city
yesterday.
Lee Wade returned Tuesday evening
from a pleasure trip into the lower ST.
letz country.
Little Francel Stanton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Stanton, was quite
sick yesterday.
Miss Sophia Logan left Monday
morning for Aberdeen, WASH, to be alb
sent several months.
County Treasurer and Mrs. IL. Hyde
left yesterday morning for a visit to
their farm near Eddyville.
John R. Graham of Gillian county,
who owns farm near Nashville, had
business in Toledo Wednesday.
Hall Brothers have purchased the old
Parker mill planer and Fred Spencer is
removing it to their sawmill at Siletz.
Peder Anderson returned Tuesday
evening from Vending, Lane county,
where he has been employed in log
ging camp.
The Camp and Circle social at Wood.
men Hall tonight should not be over
looked by the members. The usual
good time is assured.
A. M. and o. P. Shoemaker, recently
of Portland, are among our new citi.
zens, having located ON 20 acre tract
purchased Of Johnny Robinson.
St. Johns Church-Service next
Monday evening at 40. All members
and friends of the. Mission are re-
quested to be present. F. o. Jones.
Thomas Ferr of Winant was in the
city Monday and placed some of his
celebrated smoked salmon on the mar
ket. AS usual, it goes like the proverb
ial hot cakes.
The run of salmon In Yaquina bay
continues to be very light. Alsea bay
however, is reported to have an over
supply, due, perhaps, to the fact tina
the Alsea bay citizens have such win
ming ways.
County Clerk Ira Wade is the pro
prietor Of the toughest whiskers in tn,
city, Barber George Landreth bein,
compelled to remove them with an axe
Fortunately, George learned how to d,
such work while improving his home
stead.
The pupils OF the 7th grade sprung
surprise party on Prof. George Bether
Wednesday night. Several hours wer
annihilated by amusing games aud
tempting lunch. The pupils presente,
Mr.. Bethers with handsome parlo
lamp as evidence Of their esteem an,
appreciation of his success in teaching
their young ideas how TO shoot.
After more than two weeks of sun
shine the weather clerk attempted t.
produce rain period Wednesday, bu
was not altogether successful, tn
clouds disappearing again yesterda
morning. The climate of Lincol
county has always averaged fine, bu
the oldest inhabitant declares it is i'm
proving right along. Now is the tim
to subscribe.
While talk is still cheap, and frui
canberies, woolen mills, cheese factor
les, starch factories and other enter
prises adapted to Lincoln county ar
being erected-in pleasant dreams
why not agitate the establishment of
plant for the conversion of chittir
bark into its various medicinal forms
We have plenty Of the raw material
and 1t might be possible to import som
capitalist who is interested in that sor
of thing. Here Is chance for OFT
: Krogstad, secretary Of the Board @
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