Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-08-28

CITY TUESDAY.
Stewart " Want are selling mems and |
boys straw hats at half price.
Surveyor Jim Derrick is operating in
the big woods of the Sletz this week.
Harry Eyer, Chitwood's jolly post
master, was in the city Wednesday
night.
j. f. Steiwer, the well-known Marion
county stockman, had business in the
city Monday.
Miss Amy Hall went up to Eddyville
Tuesday morning for a visit with Miss
Mamie Wakefield.
County Clerk Ira Wade and j. S.
Copeland we're passengers for Astoria
yesterday morning
Wild William Smith, the energetic
proprietor of Bald Knob, had business
in the city last Saturday,
Stock Inspector Lon Mcdonald of
Chitwood had business in the city
Mouuay anu TUESDAY.
Jesse Reeder, the young and wide
awake Yaquina merchant was county
seat visitor last Saturday.
Miss Stella Turnidge, who has been
visiting relatives in Toledo, left Monday
for her home at Mill City.
James Mcdonald came down from
Chitwood last Saturday, accompanied
by his son Charlie and family.
Robert Tassell of Elk City was down
Tuesday for a scow of lumber. His
new home will soon be under construc-
| tion.
George McCluskey returned Tuesday
night from visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
C.L Litchield at their home on Devils
Lake.
&C. Mcbride, Frank Hyde and q. T.
Mcclure Of Eddyville we're among the
well-known foreigners seen in the city
this week.
George Rosebrook left Monday morn
ing for his home at Palo Alto, Calf
after pleasant visit among relative,
and friends.
Ed Stanton informs THE LEADER tina
he is preparing to open meat marke
in Toledo, the act being warranted b.
our city's steady and substantial
growth.
The Doleful truth must be told. To
ledo's notorious prisoner has been re
captured, and is again occupying valua
BILE space in the Jail. Dole has all tn
best of it.
Johnny Aiken and family, accompau
led by Miss Frances Alexander, re
I turned from Nye Creek Wednesday
s They have been camped within tn
sound OF the sea for several weeks.
: Quite number of Toledo peopl
e took advantage of the G. & E. excu
f sion to Albany yesterday for an oppo
: tunity to purchase red lemonade an
# feed the elephant peanuts.
d Mr.. and Mrs. William Alexander can
II over from Siletz Wednesday aftArnoo
J. and left yesterday morning for Wis
n with their daughters at Baker Cit
( Miss Vena will dispense the good thinl
J. at the hotel during their absence.
l. Miss Olive Misamore closed vel
successful term of school in the Sta
~ ton district last Friday. She returnt
to her home in Portland Monday
- spend a three-week's vacation befo
D." resuming her school work in Salem.
a j. NJ. Garrison of Forest Grove W
,o in the city Wednesday in the intere
of the Forest Grove Poultry yards,
which he is proprietor. Mr.. Garrison
specalties are Barred Plymouth Rock
Silver Wyandottes, Brown Leghor
and Black Minorcas. He received {
~ ders for choice birds from several
;, our citizens who are becoming int
~ ested in pure-bred poultry. Mr. Gar
y son ranks high as fancier, and y
cannot make mistake by placing
order with him for any of the abo
ne breeds.
r. Captain and Mrs. II. r. Sturdeva
mt aud Mrs. &. Il. Schenck arrived hol
es Wednesday evening from San Franc
co, where they attended the natioi
eucampment of the G.. A.. r. 1t v
the biggest affair ever held in that c
al rejecting great credit upon all ct
lie cerned The illuminations and deco
se tions were beautiful beyond descript