Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-09-11

seat wednesday.
aenrge Lewis of Winant had business
IN the city Wednesday.
James Beach of Newport had business
IN the city last Friday.
Uncle Jimmie Mcdonald of Chitwood
was IN the city Monday night.
Stock Inspector Lon Mcdonald was a
visitor from Chitwood yesterday.
is Copeland returned last Friday
evening from business trip to Astoria
Surveyor Wygant and family are
home again from Newport-their other
home
Captain John OLSON of Newport was
greeting friends in the county seat
Tuesday.
The musical voice of William Enos
woodsaw is again heard in the CITY.
More power to it.
Charlie Ruhl was over the fore part
OF the week on administrator business
before the county court.
James Dixon, H. Terwilliger and
Captain A. B Clark we're Elk CITY cit
izens seen in Toledo yesterday.
County Judge Brown and Charles
Ewing left Wednesday evening on a
business trip into the Yachats country.
Commissioner Frank Stanton re-
turned the fore part of the week from
an official visit in the Tum Tum neigh
borhood.
Presiding Elder r B Ford of Eugene
will arrive in Toledo next Wednesday
evening and preach at the M E church
at 8 o'clock.
The chittim season is about over, but
a few struggling loads are coming. The
top price yesterday - that is, in the
open-was $272 per ton.
Glenn Gillette, who has been visit
ing his sisters, Mrs. E. NJ. Stanton and
Miss Hattie Gillette, returned Tues
day to his home at Corvallis.
Harry and Harvey Winsor left Mon
day morning for Portland to join F. w.
Garfield and family, en- route to their
new home in Panoca, Alberta, Canada.
Billy Parker, who had been rusticat.
ing in Toledo and vicinity for a few
days, returned Tuesday to his home at
Salem and his duties in the State print
shop.
Sheriff Ross came in from Waldport
this morning with Roy Butterfeld in
tow. Roy is charged with touching
Rocco Dittolo's residence for $40 during
Rocco's absence.
DR.. Jenkins, who practiced dentistry
in Toledo a couple of years ago, passed
through Wednesday morning EN- route
to his home at Hood River from a pro
tracted stay at the beach.
Miss Vena Alexander, one of Toletot
most popular schoolma'ams, left yester
day morning foI Wamic, Or, where
she has been engaged as teacher
She will make her home with her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Tillotson.
Colonel o. r. Downs and family cam,
through yesterday morning en- route t,
their home at Forest Grove. This Ger
tainly closes the season at Newport
which wouldn't be complete without
the Colonel and his popcorn emporium
q. L. Gray returned Wednesday eve
ming from Cloyerdale, where he insti
tuted a new Masonic Lodge. He wa
a ccompanied by his daughters, Mrs. d
c. Williams and Miss Ethel. The latter
has been visiting Mrs Williams thi
summer at her home in Garfield, Wash
Milton Hale, the well-known Oregon
pioneer and Linn county capitalist, hat
business in the city Tuesday ant
Wednesday. Jack Allphin and MI
Hale swan the Willamette river to
gether-or did something with water =
we can't exactly remember-more thar
so years ago.
Fred Dawson and son and Mr.. Bridge
ford, his father-in law, were Toled'
visitors Tuesday. They have beer
making extensive improvements on tn,
formers ranch up north of town thi
summer, but expect to leave today fo
Albany, where they can have nic
quiet time and rest from their labor
for few weeks.