Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-05-22

Mrs. J. Blower of Mill was Toledo
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Stull of Newport had
business in the city Monday.
Uncle George Boone and ]. H. Nav
were visitors from Mill 4 last Saturday
M. L. Sets of Waldport was trans.
acting business in the county seat
Monday.
Tom Jackson and U. S. Grant of 81.
letz had business in the county seat
last Saturday.
Assessor Howell left Tuesday morn
ing to begin a canvass of the Nashville
neighborhood.
Mike Rcddy, Winant's wide-awake
merchant, had business in the city
Monday morning.
Captain Henry Nice of Lutjens passed
through Tuesday morning on busi
ness trip to Portland.
County Judge Brown is preparing to
build commodious addition to bis
residence on Second street.
j. ii. Doty and DR.. F. M. Carter of
Yaquina went valleyward Wednes.
day morning to see the President.
Mrs. Hannah Silver, mother Of Mrs.
NJ. Wygant, departed Monday morning
for protracted visit at Pullman, Wash.
j. Il. Kirk came in Tuesday from his
farm on the Sile,z and left next MORN
ing for Portland to see President Roose.
velt.
Hedges & Galloway, the well.known
Oregon City attorneys, can furnish you
with up.to.date blue prints of this dis
trict.
Charlie Hyde of Eddyville was in the
city Monday night, the guest of his
parents, County Treasurer and Mrs. J.
L. Hyde.
George McCluskey has sold his res
idence property on Second street to
Fred Chambers. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Chambers will continue to occupy it.
Mrs. J. r. Mays, Miss Elva Mays,
Mrs. NJ. w. Simpson, Miss Frances
Simpson, Billy Simpson and Dorcey
Rochester we're visitors from Elk City
Wednesday.
X. G. Molver came up from Yaquina
Monday morning and established a
shoe repairing stand in the little build
ing on the water front first door south
of Enos' restaurant.
Mesdames B. Il. Jones and Il. A..
Arnold were passengers for Portland
Tuesday morning. They are delegates
to the convention of Lewis and Clark
Woman's clubs.
Will Ewing returned Monday morn
ing from the Yaquina Bay life-saving
station, having severed connection
Herewith. He has not yet decided
as to his future movements.
Colonel J. H. Penn Of Yaquina
passed through Tuesday morning on
his way to Portland. He is a delegate
to the 1. O. o. +. grand encampment,
of which he is also an official member.
Deputy District Attorney B. +. Swope
and County Clerk Ira Wade will talk
to the citizens of Waldport and vicinity
Saturday night, May 80, in the interest
of Binger Hermann, Republican candi-
date for congress.
McCaulou & Plumlee now occupy the
Waugh building and Mrs. Wygant has
placed her stock of millinery in the
Landreth building, vacated by that
firm. The change gives McCaulou &
Plumlee room for their enlarged stock.
The battleship Wisconsin left San
francisco on the 14th inst for Honolulu,
after which she will visit various parts
of the Orient. This will give Shedd
Rosebrook an opportunity to see little
of the world before the expiration OF
his term of enlistment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chambers,
John Ofstedahl, County Clerk Wade,
Captain w. r. Wakefield, II. E. Peter
son and Antoine jacobson left Wednes-
day morning for Salem and Portland
to attend President Roosevelt's re-
ception. The party was cbaperoned by
Deputy District Attorney Swope.
Fred Ross left yesterday morning for
Salem in response to message from
the management OF the capital city
baseball team. If Fred's good right