Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-07-08

Oail anu look over tn E LEADERS,
clubbing propositions.
Mrs j. T. Walch of Yaquina was a
passenger for Albany Wednesday morn
ing.
Charles Carlson and son Wilbur went
to Portland Wednesday for visit with
relatives.
Ivan kyniston went to Eddvyille
Wednesday to assist Bob Warnock in
the hay field.
Merchant Henry Lewis returned from
business trip to Portland Wednesday
evening. Ralph Van Cleve is again as
sisting in the store.
State Superintendent Alderman who
has been enjoying himself down by the
sea, passed through Wednesday morn.
ing to his home at Salem.
Miss Vena Alexander was numbered
with the sick Wednesday and her school
III the Stanton district was in ch arge of
Superintendent Bethers.
William Enos returned Tuesday from
visit in Portland, leaving his family
there. His brother-in-law, Henry
Fouts, returned with him.
A. j. Mcmillan arrived Saturday
evening from Vancouver, B. c., for a
visit with his family. Mr.. Mcmillan
then goes south into Mexico.
Robert Collins, head man at the Re-
porter office, was on the sick list the
fore part of the week, and Sven Brade-
son had charge of the heavy work.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Cummin. who
have had charge of the Yaquina Bay
Mercantile stock for several weeks, left
Monday for their home at Spokane.
Colonel Frank J. Parker of Walla
Wall aud Elk City camped in Toledo
Wednesday night. We are indebted to
the Colonel for some friendly pointers
Rev. and Mrs. Bristol returned from
their visit at Eugene Wednesday even
ing. They stopped en- route home for a
visit with Eddyville friends. Services
as usual at the NJ. e. church next Sun
day. as
A, W. Rogers left yesterday morning
for Acme, on the Siuslaw, going to Eu-
gene by rail, thence by stage. Before
leaving he showed his faith in Toledo
by purchasing two more lots and deed
ing them to his son.
The new Commissioner, f. A. Thomp-
son OF Sslado, had his first introdnc-
tion to real trouble this week, Frank
takes to his official duties very grace
fully and earnestly, and, as his friends
have always asserted, will certainly do
his best
Hall Brothers of Siletz sent 76, 900 of
their fine cedar shingles to Newport
Tuesday night. They were placed on a
scow and towed down by l. B. McJunkin
and his launch Toledo, accompanied by
Warren Hall. The shingles were pur-
chased by a Mr.. Miller of Corvallis,
whose order calls for 100000, leaving
"a 900 yet due him.
Newport's celebration is pronounced
by our citizens who were present TO
have been quite success. The pro.
gram was excellent, the Grafton bv B.
f. Swope receiving many expressions
of appreciation. The citizens of New.
port worked in harmony, and every
thing-even the fire works went off
nicely Toledo speaks for the celebra-
tion next year.
Miss Vernie Ross arrived home
Wednesday evening from Los Angeles
Cal, where She has been visiting with
relatives for nearly year and attend
ing the Conservatory of Music. She was
accompanied by her aunt, Miss Floribel
Cooper, a sister of Vernes mother.
Miss Vernie visited her brother Fred
and wife at Lodi, Cal, for week after
eavlng Los Angeles. She reports them
getting along nicely. Fred has good
business and is also member of the
Lodi baseball team-one of the best in
The state league.
Postmaster and Mrs. K. A. Arnold. s
Mrs. w. II. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jus Woodward Of Baker City, Mrs.
nez Illlotson of Wamic, Misses Annie
md Frances Alexander and their
brother William left Saturday morning
or an outing in the Rock Creek coun. {
ry above the Agency, They we're we'll O
quipped for trout, deer aud all kinds
Il game, and anticipated fine time. S
hey are expected home tomorrow
)uring Postmaster Arnold's absence
he postofiice has been in charge of
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