Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-12-18

Harry Eyer of Chitwood was in the
city Tuesday.
l.. ID. Wood of Siletz had business in
the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
A. I. Peterson returned Tuesday
night from business trip to Portland,
Miss Mamie Wakefield of Eddyyille
was visiting Toledo friends last Sunday.
Ranger returned Wednesday night
IRON weeks visit with George Hodges
on Big Elk.
Stock Inspector A. L. Mcdonald of
Chitwood was among the county seat
visitors Tuesday.
Articles not disposed of at the Ladies'
Aid Society Fair have been left on sale
with Stewart l. Want.
A. Il. Peterson returned the fore part
OF the week from IA business trip to
Portland and other points.
j. H. Roberts of Albany arrived in
the city Monday evening for a visit
with his sister, Mrs. j. +. Franklin.
Look out for Stewart & Wants big
slaughter sale commencing January l,
1904, and lasting thirty days. All about
it next week,
Fred and Ed Stanton returned Tues
day night from trip into the woods of
the Yachats country-circuit court
having adjourned.
For Sale-A good, sound iron-grey
mare, years old, weight about 100
pounds, well broken to saddle or drive.
Inquire at this Office.
While looking for Xmas goods don't
forget that you will find furs for young
and old at Mrs. Wygant's. Call in and
see her Christmas goods.
L. G. Parmele Of the lower Slletz was
in the city Wednesday filing on home
stead. After living down there two
years he has decided that it looks like
home.
Uncle Jimmy Mcdonald of Chitwood
was in the city Monday night and Tues.
day. Whenever you see him abound
ing and abutting in Toledo it's pretty
good sign that those awful Masons are
up to something.
If you have a picture to enlarge in
< crayon, sepia or pastel work and wish
D one TO your entire satisfaction, from
, reliable company, send it to or writ,
4 to Chas. Graft, Waldport, Or, and ht
will gladly call on you.
4 Mrs. Maud Hattler Of Mlllville, Cal.
:. accompanied by her little son anc
daughter, arrived Monday evening fo
e a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
d Curtis NJ. Brown. She has been absen
x from lincoln county fifteen years.
n Walter Hosford of Waldport ha'
II business in the city Monday. He is as
l. sociated with C. r. Evens in the New
y port Waldport stage line and the gen
l. tlemen are preparing to do rushin
business next season and give bette
3 service thar ever before.
n Doc Wakefield, the famous auctionee
= of Little Elk, was in the city the for
# part of the week selling preciou
+. stones. etc, for Peterson, the jewelel
"a He will return and begin similar wor
for the Yaquina Bay Mercantile Con
pany next Monday. See bills.
JP. Wolfe, the noted hunter of tn
Yachats, was in the city this week II
newing old acquaintances. Mr. Woli
has in his possession many unique re
% ics of the chase which he contemplate
40 40 placing on exhibition at the Lewis an
" Clark Fair. The collection is fine on
70 and would prove an interesting and va
90 liable attraction.
ar Rev. l. B. Driver completed his effor
% for good in Toledo last Sunday evenlu
and departed next morning for b
home in Eugene. The visit of the VII
% orous, brainy and logical old warri'
o' was appreciated, and the good peop
of Toledo did not permit him to depa
with an empty purse. On many OF b
hearers the truths which he SO clear
presented will leave lasting impre
sion.
w. H. Buoy passed through Monde
ed night en- route to Waldport to visit b
is. father, who is sick. Will is now wor
- ;nc for Uncle Sam in the engineeril
ax department at Fort Stevens. He has
Of Good postion, and as a result is takil