Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-08-14

trip to Portland yesterday.
Willie Towner, boss farmer at Siletz
was Toledo visitor last Saturday.
Another large stock of Barton Bros
famous "Village School' shoes at
Stewart & Want.
Mrs. George Bethers and daughter
Eudelle. are among the resorters at
the beach this week.
See DR.. Lowe about your eyes the first
day he is here. He is always busy the
last day he is in other towns.
G. h. Evens and U. S. Holgate of
Waldport passed through Toledo, en-
route to Portland, Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Hoffman returned to
her home at Elk City yesterday after
several months stay at siletz.
Ladies furnishing goods and all the
latest styles in summer millinery, at
Mrs. M. Wygant's. Newport, Or
Robert Scott of Yaquina was a pas
senger to Albany yesterday where he
will hold a position with the~C. & E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Boles we're in To-
ledo Tuesday making final proof on the
latter's homestead near the Agency.
John F. Miller returned from Port
land Tuesday evening and left Wednes-
day morning for his ranch on the ST.
letz.
Brother Tip Humphrey of the Jeffer-
son Review was in Toledo Monday. He
had been doing Newport and the beach
for several days.
Miss Mabel Kreiger returned home
last Friday evening from Tacoma,
WASH, where she has been visiting rel
atives for several months.
Hon. Binger Hermann passed through
Toledo Tuesday evening en- route to
Newport. He will make this resort his
headquarters for several days.
Mrs. VIM. Higgins, mother of J. R
Want, departed for her home at Brittle
Manitoba, Can, Wednesday. Mr.. Van
accompanied her as far as Portland.
| Mr.. and and Mrs. Lester Waugh an,
daughter Alma, and Mr.. and Mrs
Stone Wells and children accompanied
I by George King, are camping on Yucc
creek. They expect to spend abou
ten days in hunting and fishing AM
indulging in all the pleasures possibl
to be optained from this kind of al
outing
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stanton and daugh
: ter Flora, Ed Stanton and wife, Cen
Young and Ed Swanson left Wednes
day morning for the Euchre mountai
country, where Fred Stanton's an
: Swanson's homesteads are located. TIL
+; party have gone to make extended in
, provements on their places and wi
remain indefinitely.
Come let me figure OH your bill {
" paints. Raw oil, 60 cents per galloI
y boiled oil, So cents; red barn paint, {
u cents; house paint, the best made, ST.
in 5 gallon cans; white lead, SITS pc
hundredweight; yellow ochre, 3 cen
per pound; wall paper, 10 cents pt
double roll. Everything else in pr
n portion. Full stock at Krogstad's.
:. Fred Day arrived home last Saturda
evening from Portland. He is lookir
well and says, with the exception
being little stiff, he feels about
IT good as he did before he got shot.
s attributes his escape from death to Il
fact that he has red hair, humorous
T. remarking "that you can't kill n
IS head anyway" We are glad to see hi
s. once more in our midst.
V The Ladies Aid Society will me
with Mrs. l.. II. Meigs Tuesday afte
% noon August IS, 1908. In last weel
. issue of The LEADER we erroneous
- published that this meeting was to ha
been held the l1th. We are to blar
"a from the simple fact that we take
"a thought of the morrow. Who ev
r. heard OF newspaper men looking t,
\, weeks into the future? All membe
70 cordially invited to attend.
lg The G. & E. will run an excursi
8, from Detroit and all points west
IN Newport, Sunday August 18. Ira
r. leaves Albany at TOO a. M; Corvall
1880 a. m, arriving at Newport 1l:30
m, returning leaves Newport at $50
d. M, giving six hours at the beach. Fa
st from ull points west, Including Phi
p. math, $3.50; west OF Philomath,