Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-07-17
Otto Holgote OF Newport had business
With the circuit court this week.


boRN-in Toledo, July Is 1903, to Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Want, daughter.
l.. d. Hardin of johnson has been
attending court in Toledo this week.
Attorney B. F. Jones was a passenger
Tor valley points Wednesday morning.
The Ladies Aid Society served ice
cream Monday and Tuesday. They re-
allied $2S.
David Ruble, one of Waldport's rep
resentative citizens, was doing Jury
duty III Toledo this week.
ii. N. Foster, handsome represent
atlve citizen OF Uhitwood, was doing
jury duty in Toledo Monday and Tues
day.
w. e. Bail of Kernville has been
amusing himself with Toledo attract.
ions this week. lie was also member
of the grand jury.
Notice the new ad of the enterpris-
ing Newport merchant, j. S. Gather
III this issue. While taking your vaca-
ton, patronize him.
Allen Parker left last Saturday for
Albany, where he visited with his
daughter, Mrs. Virgil Parker. He re-
turned Tuesday evening.
| Owing to sickness Judge Hamilton
was unable to attend the session of the
circuit court. Judge M. G. George of
Portland presided in his place.
Miss Pauline Aussieker returned
home from near Summit Tuesday eve
ming where she has been employed the
past three months teaching "the young
idea"
Mrs. Frank Palmer and Miss Maggie
Fromery of Portland have been visit
ing their brother, Alf Cation, the past
week. Mrs. Palmer returned to her
home Tuesday.
Mrs. G. Cannon and daughter Anna,
returned their home at Spokane, Wash,
Tuesday morning. They have been
visiting with the formers son, Henry,
for the past two weeks.
Ches. Morrison of Lebam, Wash, was
greeting Toledo friends Tuedsay. He
informed THE LEADER that business 10
humming in Lebam and that he will re-
turn there in few days. At present
he is visiting his father at Pioneer
Dentist Davenport came up from
Waldport Tuesday morning. He de-
parted Wednesday on business mis-
sion to Eugene and Baker City. He
will return to Toledo about the first of
September.
Everett Jones, Fred McElwain and
Fred Anderson departed Tuesday for
Portland to take up the white mans
burden. Toledo is we'll represented in
Portland now. Several of our best
young men are holding lucrative posi-
tions there.
Chauncey Hawkins bid Toledo friends
adios, yesterday morning. He has
gone to San Francisco to enter one OF
educational institutions there. The
best wishes of the THE LEADER accom-
panies Chauncey and we predict that
ne will ever uphold the fair name and
reputation of Toledo boys during his
sojourn within the Golden Gate.
The G. & E. ever with their ears to
the ground, listening for the vox pop.
uli. have inaugurated an up-to-date
passenger service for the season.
Trains No. and 2 will be exclusively
passenger trains and freight will be
handled Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays by freight train. Perishable
Through freight will have special car
on the passenger train.
The Duke of Albany who is visiting
at the Resort city, has peculiar mania
for gathering blackberries. He went
down to Otter Rock one day last week
for this purpose, but got tangled
up in the salal and had considerable
trouble in extricating himself. He
came back to Newport, wise in the
knowledge that Otter Rock is a good
place to hunt for blackberries and that
thew do not grow on salal bushes.
Judge M. G. George. who held Cir
cult court for Judge Hamilton this
week, il not only man OF sterling
Qualities and an able expounder of the
law, but an artist as well. While wait
lug for the grand jury to grind out
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