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

L. y. hoffman OF Elk City was To
ledo visitor Wednesday.
Rev. E. II. Bryant and son Row Of
slletz had business in the city yester.
day.
Mrs. Hattie Tracy of Newport was an
eastbound passenger Wednesday morn.
ing.
Henry Potter of Lutjens was trans
acting business in the county seat
Tuesday.
Mrs. Matilda Espy returned Monday
morning from visit with friends at
Newport.
ii. >. Pltman of Wrens has been Wis
ltlng his almost cousin Grant King
this week.
Miss Hazel Walch of Yaquina was
among the eastbound passengers Tues.
day morning.
captain Henry Nice of Lutjens was a
passenger homeward from the valley
Monday evening.
Albert Tucker, one of Newnor,,s
respected citizens, had business in the
city Wednesday.
st. Johns Church-Service next Sun.
day, June 81, at IL a. M; Yaouina at
p. m. F. o. Jones.
Sheriff Ross and Deputy District At
torney Swope went to Siletz Wednes-
day afternoon on official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cham bers will
help In the work of improving on Clark
Copeland's ranch this summer. Thew
moved out there Tuesday.
That tailor first door south of the
barber shop is always busy. He guar.
antees perfect fit on every garment
and is thoroughly up-to-date. Prices
reasonable.
Grant King and family returned
Sunday evening from Corvallis, where
they attended the Woodmen Carnival
Grant reports way-up time even If
~ WAS sonleWnat expensive.
Superintendent Con Sullivan of the
Y. q Il. came in with the Elks last
Saturday, but evidently got a little bit
timid and went on to Newport. Really.
the Elks are not as wild as they look.
The Racine, Rite Dedrick's new
launch, made a trial trip to Yaouina
Monday in charge of Engineer Enos.
Ihe boat caused but little trouble and
showed all the speed that had been pre.
dicted.
III. n. Lugger, an old resident of va
qulna, came in Saturday evening with
the Albany Elks, of which herd he is an
honored member and a towering mon.
ument of sobriety and culture. In fact
1t is said the Elks insist upon Mr.. Lug
ger accompanying them on all their ex-
curslons on account of his dipnified
bearing, yet mild and gentle disposition.
The directors of the Toledo Gene
terry Association desire TO build a side
walk from Toledo to the cemetery this
season and also improve the grounds
This will require some money, and all
owners of cemetery lots who are de.
ilnquent are urged to hand the amount
to L. z. Fish as soon al possible. This
Is an important matter-one in which
every citizen should be interested.
Commissioners Stanton and King
made an official trip last week over the
siletz bay-Newport road-and the spots
where the road ought to be. II this
road is ever completed il. will be one of
the most important roads in the
county not more important, however.
than the Toledo. Alsea bay road, or one
that sometimes figures in dreams. con-
Meeting the county road across the va
quina from Toledo with the Big Elk
country. We'll probably have all of
them some day If little selfishness is
smothered.
Geo. McCluskey has forsaken-iem.
porarily, at least-the honorable and
well-paid vocation OF teaching the |
young idea how 10 shoot and become |
editor and proprietor OF the Reporter.
While years of experience cause us to |
doubt the wisdom of Brother McClus. |
keys act, we hope he will meet with |
that degree Of success merited by his
integrity and honest endeavor to mould
public opinion along unselflsh and |
broad-minded lines. No honest man
Will score all utter failure, notwith-
attn ndinu fba cvniool oo,..4..1.