Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-09-04

Harry Porter of Nortons was in the
city Monday night.
DIR, and Mrs. f. NJ. Carter were visi-
tors from Haquina Monday.
Commissioner George King of Winant
had business in the city Tuesday.
Mrs Arthur Casteel OF Yaquina was
passenger eastward yesterday morn
ing.
Rev. e. II. Bryant and son Rov of
Siletz made brief call on Toledo
Monday.
Valentine Thiel of South Beach has
been looking after his interests in To.
ledo this week.
County Surveyor and Mrs. Wygant
drove down to Newport Wednesday for
another cargo Of sea breeze.
Glenn Gillette OF Corvallis is spend
ing his vacation with his sisters, Mrs.
Ed Stanton and Miss Hattie.
Captain r, A. Bensell of Newport
was in the city Wednesday. He had
business with the board of equalization.
John Andrew of Ona was a passenger
Tuesday morning for Independence,
where he will help harvest the big hop
crop.
John Aiken left yesterday morning
for his home at Cottage Grove. His
family will remain until about the mid
die of the month.
James Mcdonald was down from
Chitwood Monday night mingling with
his brother Masons at the initial meet
ing of the lodge in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bradway of
Maquoketa, Iowa, arrived Wednesday
evening for visit at the home of the
formers brother, Al Broadway.
Mrs. w. r. Wakefield of Waldport
left for home Monday evening, after a
three-days' visit with the Captain, who
is still kept busy in Assessor Howell's
office
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Bailey, of Claf
lin, Kansas, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Center for several days
during the past week, Mr.. Bailey is a
relative of Mrs. Center.
NJ. L. Trapp of Chitwood was trans
acting business in the city last Satur.
day. Mr.. Trapp has notice in another
column for the benefit of our farmers
who have a surplus of grazing land anC
a shortage of sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Morrison of Kos
: ciusko county, Indiana, arrived in To
, ledo Wednesday evening. They wisl
, to purchase a small farm home neal
the city and will probably find a suit
able spot, as several such are on thC
, market.
Mrs. II. Buoy of Waldport arrived il
the city Wednesday morning and i
canvassing this part OF the county TO
new book entitled STORY of til,
World's Worship" 1t is an interesting
and instructive work, and Mrs. Buoy i
+ meeting with success.
George Hodges of Salado arrived il
the city Saturday evening with som
: parties whom he located on timbe
claims and departed Monday morning
on business mission at Portland. MI
Hodges has figured largely in the SET
tlement and development of Lincol
county this season.
Come let me figure on your bill O
paints. Raw oil, GO cents per gallon
boiled oil, 90 cents; red barn paint, 0
cents; house paint, the best made, SIG
in 5 gallon cans; white lead, $7.15 pc
hundredweght; yellow ochre, 3 cent
per pound; wall paper, 10 cents pc
double roll. Everything else in pre-
portion. Full stock at Krogstad's.
George /. Paul, who has been COZ
nected with the Corvallis Gazette i
+ various capacities during the pas
twelve wears, has severed his conneC
= tion Herewith and will try his luck i
, San Francisco. We always though
there was little something the matte
with George, and now we have tn
proof. Just think of It'll Trading ORE
gon for California F!
8 CAPTAIN Wakefeld's famous cockato
Q informs THE LEADER that the little al
!. ecdote last week regarding the brigl
}, bird was largely fiction. In the fir
Mace. the birds headquarters are {