Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-05-08

q. L.. Dlven, lot 4 in block 6 in the
town of Waldport. Consideration $3.50.
You should remember every day
brings the time of our departure closer
10 hand, and you will certainly make
one more mistake in your life if you
don't have your picture taken while
l.. VanBurkleo, the San Francisco
photographer, is here. If he can't suit
you he charges nothing for the expert.
ment. He will remain only till Mayo.
Tony Noltner, the veteran newspaper
man, was in the city last night in the
interest of the Portland Journal. I'm
like most Democrats, Tony is getting
younger every day, the result of correct
habits and a-petrified conscience.
Miss Esther Copeland returned last
Friday evening from visit with rel
atives in the valley and on the follow
ing morning accompanied her father to
Salado for visit with Elmo Davis and
family.
General 7. j. Thorp arrived last Fri
day from his ranch in the Alsea bay
country and left next morning for Cor
wallis to visit his family. He has been
holding down the farm alone since last
June
Lyman and Roscoe Lee came in yes
terday from the formers ranch on the
Siletz, where they have been making
improvements for nearly "A month. They
left this morning for visit at Salem.
Fred Stanton and G. H. Young left
Monday for the formers rancfIron the.
Siletz, Ed Stanton conveying them and
their supplies to Canoe Landing. They
will return when the grub gives out.
Dr. r. E. Darnell and family, who
have been visiting relatives and friends
in Toledo and other Lincoln county
points, departed Monday morning for
their home at Kalama, Wash.
fresh coat of paint and some stylish
wallpaper help materially TO beautify
a room. Over IS styles of wallpaper
and all the leading tints of paint to Sc
lect from at Krogstad's.
Robert Chambers of Nortons came
down Wednesday evening for visit
with Toledo friends. He is pretty badly
J crippled, the result of vicious attack
OF the grip last March.
G.. B. Wellman and Mrs. E. A. Well.
man returned yesterday evening from
the Drift creek country, where they
selected timber claims under the direc
tion OF P. A. Correll.
Henry Lewis has just received large
! stock of shoes, manufactured by the
old reliable firm of Buckingham
Hecht He invites you to call and in
: spect them.
!, Mrs. Annie Hawkins left this morn
ing for Leadville, Colo, to attend {
q session Of the board OF managers of tn,
: Women of Woodcraft, of which she il
"a member.
Fred Greenbrook and son Ed Of New
$ port, accompanied by johnny Frye
e were in the city last Saturday ant
{ Sunday, guests of M. w. Randall anC
a family.
Assessor Henry Howell came in las
night from the east end of the county
He has been sick for several days unC
unable to work.
4 Attorney b. F. Swope and Count!
!, School Superintendent George Bethef
u left Tuesday on business mission q
J. Waldport.
Joe Shermer and Al Taylor arrived
Wednesday evening from their ranche
It on Jaybird creek.
S George Beck left Wednesday morn
n ing for Portland to try his luck on th,
o labor market. .
: Ed Swanson departed Tuesday morn
: ing for his ranch in the Siletz country
4 Mike Roddy, the merchant prince o
, Winant, was IN the city yesterday.
d John Fogarty, ST., OF South Beacl
was in the city last Saturday.