Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-05-29

Albert Chitwood of Chitwood was in
the city Tuesday.
Attorney B. F. Jones was passenger
valleyward yesterday morning.
William and DIR. S. S. Thayer visited
Albany Tuesday and Wednesday.
Joe Shermer returned Wednesday
evening from he doesn't know where.
Coquille Thompson and Ike Wash
Ington were visitors from Siletz Tues.
day.
AIDE Crosno returned "Wednesday
evening from Oregon City and other
points.
Miss Minnie Owram went up to Can
tain Sturdevant's ranch on Mill creek
Wednesday to superintend his dairy.
George Landreth announces that he
has new and second hand pianos to ex-
change for cordwood or COWS. See him.
John Stevens, superintendent of
bridges and buildings of the Corvallis
q Eastern, had business in the city
Tuesday.
Il. w. hyniston returned yesterday
from Drift creek, where he purchased
OF Sam Stewart high-grade head for
his herd OF cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. VanBurkleo went up to
Nashville Monday for visit with the
latter's parents. They returned home
yesterday evening.
Captain w. R. Wakefield, who has
been assisting Assessor Howell with
the office work, left Wednesday even
ing for his home at Waldport.
Johnny Williams of Siletz was in the
city Wednesday and Thursday. He is
justly proud of the fact that he has not
been in the county seat before for a
year.
Oliver Altree and George Scheuck re-
turned Wednesday evening from the
Drift creek country, where they had
been showing six Portlanders over
tract of timber.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Kubler of Newport
were in the city Sunday attending
the Memorial services. Mr.. Kubler
looked as natural as life while carrying
the flag of Abe Lincoln Post. q. A. R.
Rite Dedrick's new boat was success
fully launched Tuesday afternoon.
The engine has been installed, and in
few days the beautiful craft will he
ready for business. She looks like
flyer.
Misses Mamie Wakefield and Amy
Hall, two of Toledo's efficient and
popular teachers during the past term,
departed last Saturday morning for
their homes at Eddyville and Siletz.
respectively.
Ed Swanson returned Wednesday
evening from Oregon City, where he
WAS called to protest a homestead
entry, which he had contested. The
matter was compromised and Eds FL
ing accepted.
Miss Mena Tellefson returned to her
home at Yaquina Monday evening,
after spending several days as the guest
of Miss Mamie McCluskey, at the home
of the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John McCJuskey, near Toledo.
Special Agent A. A. Fuller of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York has engaged E. w. Gather
as assistant. Eli made his initial trip
Wednesday and is working into the
business by practicing on old acquaint-
ances.
John Mcnamara, Charles Bradti and
John Rieueman of New Era were in
Toledo the fore part of the week looking
over the situation with view of locat.
ing. They are energetic men, and
would be welcome addition to our
population.
Major McKoin, William Towner, us
Grant, Tom Jackson Scott Lane, and
other citizens of Siletz were in the city
last Friday night to hear Hon. Bnger
Hermann. Tom Jackson helped to
nominate Mr.. Hermann, and the Siletz
voters will endorse his act next Monday
John Logsdon of Siletz was shaking
hands with the county seat Wednes-
day night. John got very drunk and
disorderly yesterday morning and City
Marshal Hall found it necessary to give
him quarters with Colonel Dole and the
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