Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-08-21
u: L. Gray was passenger for Port
land Tuesday morning.

- vi CdieHA was IN To-
ieoo tuesday He is resorting at New
port.
Miss Duckie Sets was a passenoer
valleyward from Newport Wednesday
morning.
Salmon are beginning to come in and
our local shermen predict heavy run
this season.
ii. N. Foster, director of the Lincoln
County Fair Association, was down
from Chtwood last Saturday.
Miss Lucille Hawkins who has been
teaching the Eddyville school, is regis
tered at the Commercial this week.
DIR. j. D. Wetmore went down to
Newport yesterday to take part in the
program of the Pacific Coast Indian
Institute being held at Newport.
Brother j. A. Finch of the Herald,
was absorbing pure ozone at the
beach for several days. He returned to
Albany Wednesday morning.
The influx of visitors to Newport and
the beach, this summer is the largest
ever known in the history of Newport
so says the oldest inhabitant,'.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bodman and
children of Portland are the guests of
Frank Stanton and family. Mr.. Bod
man is "a nephew of Mrs. Stanton.
In the call for county warrants pub.
lished last week we made an error in the
date that the call is made. 1t should
have read July 81 1900 instead of July
27 1908. The faults all our own.
Landlord j. Fogarty of the Bay View.
came up from Newport last Friday in
search of extra walters and porters for
his popular hotel which is crowded to
the utmost with summer resorters.
Merchant George McCaulou has a new
ad on the fourth page of The LEADER.
He has just received large stock of
rubber goods and full line of the fa-
nous Gotzian shoes. Read the ad.
Miss Gertrude Grousbeck of Cress-
well, and Mrs. Olive Moore of Mime
apolis Mimi, cousins of Mrs. Ed Stan
ton and Miss Hattie Gillette, were
among the arrivals Monday evening.
Rev. Doran will conduct services at
Eddyville Sunday August 90 at II
o'clock a. m; at the Wakefield. school
house Sunday at o'clock p, M, and al
Elk City, Monday Ang. "a at 8 o'clock
p. m.
Mrs. G. G. Copeland of Siletz is TAX
ing vacation at the beach, She at
tended the meeting of the board of
directors of the Lincoln County Fair
Association held in Toledo last Satur-
day, returning to Newport the same
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bradway left
Monday morning to attend the reunion
at San Francisco. They came here from
Iowa about three weeks ago. Mr.. Brad
way is brother of our fellow citizen,
Al Broadway. They will return to Lin
coin county and locate permanently.
Stewart q Wants ware house that is
now under construction on the water
front, will be quite commodious
structure when completed and will i'm
part real business air to that part of
the city. l.. W. Sawdon, as chief arch
itect, is experimenting the work.
Comrade j. N. Arnold accompanied
Captain and Mrs. II. r. Sturdevantand
Mrs George Schenck to the q. a. r. re-
union at San Francisco last Saturday.
Mr.. Arnold is veteran OF the civil war
having served with the 4th Minnesota
Volunteer infantry, participating in
about twenty engagements'-Vicksburg,
Missionary Ridge and Altoona being
among the number. Captain Sturde-
want led company of Pennsylvania
volunteers to the front and carries scars
of Confederate lead as a souvenir OF
the "Great Rebellion"
Elisha Abraham Puterbaugh and
David Wehawkin Hazen, representing
The Oregon Daily Journal, were in To-
ledo Tuesday. They are travelling
with two emblems OF democracy hitched
to covered van bearing the legend,
Oregon Daily Journal" They are
writing up the counties, and we shall
expect flowery description of this the
greatest county in all Oregon. These
very pleasant gentlemen left Tuesday
afternoon headed for the Coos bay
country and are deserving of much
arat;np frA,n tha