Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-06-05
Ed Meaker of Yaquina was in the CITY


was in the city last night.
John Guilliams escorted the Beaver
Greek ballots to Toledo Tuesday.
Remember the cantata THE Flower
Queen" at Woodmen Hall tonight.
Mrs. j. F. Stewart has been very sick
during the past week, but is improving.
Merchant Want is building an addi-
ton to his First street residence prop
erty.
Judge U. S. Grant came over Tuesday
with the Siletz vote, which was very
Binger.
L. M. Starr and Dr. S. S. Thayer de-
parted Wednesday morning Tor an out
ing on Rock creek.
Albert Sijota arriyed Tuesday with
the vote of Kern precinct, leaving for
home the same day.
Don't forget the Woodmen Carnival
at Corvallis, beginning next Wednes-
Gay ana ending Saturday
Billy Simpson of Elk City was in To-
ledo Wednesday and yesterday search
ing for Dentist Davenport.
Arthur TongeIand returned Monday
to his studies at Philomath college,
after pleasant visit at home.
j. R. Mays of Elk City was in the
was in the county seat yesterday on
business with the commissioners court.
Peter Schirmer, the strawberry ex-
expert of Pool slough, was in the city
Monday taking orders for the June
crop.
Charlie Winant, the we'll known ca
terer of the c. o. & B. club of Newport,
was passenger for Portland yesterday
morning.
DIR. Wetmore was called to Summit
yesterday to attend the 6year old son
of Fred Duncan, who has developed
case of scarlet fever.
Captain W. r. Wakefield came in
Wednesday morning with the election
returns of Alsea precinct, He is assist
ing in Assessor Howells office.
William Wakefield, Jr., arrived bright
and early Tuesday morning with the
returns from Little Elk. He was the
first-and the figures we're all right.
William Shredder, who has been on
protracted visit TO his former home at
Augusta, Wis, passed through Tuesday
evening enroute to his farmstead north
of Newport.
Manager Edwin Stone of the G. & E.
has leased his Seal Rocks hotel to Will
lam 1hayer, who will soon take possess
ion. Mr.. Thayer will have stockraising
as side issue.
Miss Mollie Blower and brother Zeb
were visitors from Mill A yesterday.
They report that their father has been
laid up for some time with a severe at
tack of rheumatism.
A lady's collar of genuine Battenburg
lace will be given away at The Ladies'
Bazaar. A ticket, emitting the holder
to one chance, will be given with every
dollars worth of goods purchased.
The G. & L r. +. will make a rate of
one fare for round trip to Corvallis for
the Woodmen's Carnival. Tickets
on sale and good going June 8 to 10 in
elusive, and good to return on or before
June Is.
Construction Foreman Jim Brown
and his crew have been making some
noticeable and valuable improvements
at the Yaquina depot for the accom-
modation of the big crowds which will
soon be visiting the Resort City.
+. d. Skaggs of Five Rivers came in
Wednesday morning with the vote Of
his precinct. Mr.. Skaggs may always
be expected in Toledo after an election
has been held. He seems to be the
official returns packer, and has his job
down to science.
Mrs. w. IL. Buoy passed through yes
terday morning on her way to Kalama,
Wash, for visit at the home of her
father, DR.. Darnell. Her husband ex.
poets to again enter the service of some
railroad company, aud they have aban-
doned their late home at Seal Rocks.
The Lewis and Clark Woman's Club
OF Toledo met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. William Scarth. But little