Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-09-25

CouuITy LnlS week.
Mrs Bert Boles and Miss Hazel
Walch walked over from Yaouina
W ednesday to see the Fair
Miss Pauline Aussieker went to Phil.
omath Monday to begin course at the
popular college at that place.
Sven Bradeson came in last SATURDAY.
evening for week visit at home. He
has a good position with grocery firm
in East Portland.
Arthur Boeschen came in Tuesday
from his ranch in the upper Depot
country and left next morning for Sa-
lem for a visit with relatives and
| friends.
Rev. and Mrs. John Doran departed
Morning for Garfield, Wash, where
they will reside indefinitely. The best
wishes of many Lincoln county friends
follow them.
w f., Ball Of KarnYile was in the
city the fore part OF the week. He was
Ell route home with his family from the
valley, where they enjoyed the hop
picking season-when it wasn't too hot.
Colonel Wakefield, Eddyville's we'll
known heavyweight horticultprist, was
in the city Tuesday taking orders for
onions, apples, etc, of which he has
good crop-as usual.
George Anderson returned to Toledo
Monday, after an absence of several
months at Heppner and other points
lie was in Heppner at the time of the
food disaster, but the water missed
him.
Fred Stanton returned Tuesday morn
ing from a hike through the forest
aboundin' and abuttin' on Otter Rock
AS usual, he was showing the beauties
and advantages of that section to a
prospective settler.
Old Glory floating from the court
house flag pole was beautiful and very
conspicuous sight during the Fair. The
Yaquina Bay Mercantile Company and
postoffce also displayed flags. 1t is a
habit which should grow.
Dennis Cusick arrived Monday even
evening from Portland and numerous
other points. He is hardly himself
again, but is gradually recovering from
the effects of his serious illness several
months ago. He expects to remain
about month.
Fred Weatherford came up from
Newport Tuesday morning on his way
to Albany He is assisting in securing
exhibits for the st. Louis exposition,
and hopes Lincoln county will be able
to contribute. We certainly have the
material.
A friend of the late Thomas Robert
son of Chitwood says THE LEADERS in
formation regarding the cause of the
old gentleman's death was erroneous
that "religious belief had nothing to
do with it, death being due to old age
and natural causes. We make the cor
rection at the request of relatives and
friends.
Henry Hamar was brought down
from Nortons last Saturday evening
and is being cared for at the home OF
his sister. Mrs. George Chambers. The
Young man is still very sick, but 1t is
hoped that the skillful nursing of his
mother and sisters and the attendance
of good physicians will soon have him
up and around.
Come let me figure OH your bill OF
paints. Raw oil, 60 cents per gallon;
boiled oil. go cents; red barn paint, 80
cents: house paint, the best made, SLIGO
in 5 gallon cans; white lead, $7.7o per
hundredweight; yellow ochre, cents
per pound; wall paper, 10 cents per
double roll. Everything else in pro,
norton. Full stock at Krogstad's.
The body OF Albert Guynn, we'll
known citizen of the county, was found
Monday on the river bank near Valid
mort, on the Risley place. Mr. Guynn
was last seen alive about week or ten
dovs ago He was sitting on the river
hank near where his body was found,
and it is supposed that his death was
the result of heart disease, with which
he had been afflicted for several years
After the body was discovered, Coroner
Carter was summoned from Yaquina,
and the jury decided that the cause OF
death was as above stated. Mr. Guynn's
.;i- oonsistinp of wife, son and