Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-07-03
Larky Logan was visitor from Siletz
Monday.

NioiIudy.
Captain A. B. Clark of Elk City was a
county seat visitor last Saturday
Captain Henry Nice OF Lutjens was an
eastbound passenger Monday morning.
The Yaquina Bay Mercantile Co.,
displays its ad in a new dress this week.
Sam Center was smoking new brand
of cigars the fore part of the week-so
they say.
Mr.! and Mrs. Arthur Bensell of Siletz
were passengers for the valley Monday
morning.
Robert Warnock and wife of Eddy
vile were among the Toledo visitors
yesterday.
Merchant Jim Plumlee moved his
avoirdupois valleyward Wednesday
morning via the G. & E.
Mrs. q. M. Brown, wife OF the county
judge, has been numbered with the sick
this week, but is improving.
Miss Nancy Blower passed through
Monday morning en- route to Eola from
visit with her folks at Mill 4.
A. A. Fuller, the handsome young
insurance man, went to Roseburg last
Saturday to visit that daughter.
George Newberry. a young and ener-
getic rancher from Siletz, was transact
ing business in Toledo last Friday.
Fred Vessel of Depot was in the city
Monday morning after new Champion
mower, purchased Of A. T. Peterson.
Lee Williams, the altitudinous Elk
of Newport, passed through Tuesday
morning on a business trip to Portland.
Charlie Wooding, the tall and hand
some society bud of Pool slough, was
making fashionable calls in Toledo
Tuesday.
Roy Doty of Yaluina who was re-
Gently operated upon for appendicitis
by DR.. Parker, assisted by Drs Thayer
and Warren, is rapidly recovering.
Wilson's orchestra will give a dance
at Newport tonight. A jolly good time
is expected. A splendid supper will be
served at the Bay View House.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dunn and son ar.
rived from Spokane, Wash, Wednesday
evening for visit with the former S
brother, Jay Dunn and family.
James Anderson, the ex-blacksmith
was up from Lutjens Monday. He now
registers from Lutjens, although he has
not made complete transfer to that
place.
Farmer Frank Parker moved back t.
his ranch near Canoe landing Tuesday
He was in the safe keeping of Mike
Mackay, Fred Anderson and Francis
Jones.
Not the Merchant of Veuice, but the
merchants of Toledo have passed res
olutions, and will close their places oi
business promptly at s 100 p. m. on and
after Monday July 6.
Austin Rosebrook and son Leon die
the pedestrian act down to Cape Foul
weather last Friday to visit First AS
sistant Keeper Billy Ford and family
They came up from Newport Sunday
on the launch Olalla.
Miss Addie Harrison of Waldport
arrived last Friday evening from Mon
mouth, where she graduated at the
State Normal. She visited her sister
Mrs R. Fl. Howell, several days before
proceeding to her home.
The G. & Z. will make one fare rate
for the round trip to Albany. Carniva
tickets on sale and good going June q
to July and returning not later than
July 6. Also rate OF $500 for round
trip on July leaving Toledo at $50 a
M, on regular train returning from AL
banv Sunday on excursion.
Contractor Oliver Altree and crew
finished Tuesday morning the task o.
raising the flag pole at the courthouse
1t is sc feet above ground, and the larg,
edition Of Old Glory recently purchased
by the county court may be seen from
every part of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Soule departed
Wednesday morning for Omaha, Neb.
to attend the convention of the Nationa
Editorial Association, the former being
one of the ten delegates from Oregon
They will he absent about six weeks
visiting relatives and friends at various