Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-08-26

| Miss Rena Bradeson returned Satur
day from an outing at Newport.
Mayor Mike Roddy and Fred Bailey
were visitors from Winant Tuesday.
Miss Sophia Logan came up from
Newport yesterday morning and went
over to Siletz.
Ex-Governor T. T. Geer passed
through Monday evening for a few
days outing at Newport.
Ira Reeder of Albany visited friends
in the city between sleeps from Satur,
day evening until Monday morning.
Mrs. Cunningham, housekeepsr fol
j. E. Franklin and sons, left Monday
morning for a visit with her daughter
ut Tacoma.
Colonel IIofer of Newport, editor of
the Salem Journal, passed through
Tuesday morning on a business trip to
the state capital.
Oscar Brown of Siletz las been run
ming the Red Front blacksmith shop
for several days during the absence OF
Frank Carson at Newport.
Fred Dawson, the well-known Albany
pill expert, left his family at the beach
Monday and joined AL Waugh in fish.
ing expedition up the Siletz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Collins returned
Monday to their home in Portland, af.
ter a pleasant visit with the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Collins.
G. William Bogue of Gold Hill ar.
rived last Saturday evening for visit
with old friends and neighbors, depart.
ing for his home Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Lester Waugh and daughter
Elma returned Wednesday from their
farm on the Siletz near Canoe Landing
Lester will arrive this evening or to.
morrow.
The Eagle, handsome gasoline boat
from Coos Bay, was in port last Satur
day, with jolly lot of passengers
The launch also ran up and took peer
at Elk City.
D. j. Derby, the expert horticulture
ist of Mute slough was in the city
Wednesday. He reports that Mrs
Derby, who has been seriously i'll, is
convalescent.
Mrs. G. Fl. Young went up to Nortons
last Saturday to visit her mother, who
was seriously i'll. The latter has since
been able TO go to her home at Salem
accompanied by Mrs. Young.
Mrs. W. H. Alexander and son Will
and daughter, Mrs. Jennie Arnold, re-
turned last Saturday from a two-weeks
stay at the beach. Wills health is very
much improved and he will soon be rs
good as new.
A. T. Peterson writes that he will
leave Messy Reck, Wash, with bis fam
lily about the Goth inst, and after visit
in Albany and vicinity will return to
"the good old place called Toledo" D."
When he arrives he promises to tell Us
all about it.
1. j. Pepin and family of Chitwood
returned last Friday from Sauk, Wash,
near which place they haye been en-
gagged in the chittim business. They
harvested ten tons, which Mr.. Pepin
will hold for jump in price. He was
in Toledo Tuesday night and reported
a fine summer outing. the trout being
almost as hungry as the mosquitoes
where they were camped.
j. F. Stewards team. attached to a
load Of wood and Arthur Nye, started
Tuesday morning from near Enos' barn
and went tearing down Hill street and
up Second. The horses were frightened
by the breaking of rear bolster, which
caused the wood rack to overturn, spill
ing the wood and driver. The wagon
was pretty badly demolished, but Ar
thur and the horses escaped injury.
W. D. Mixter of Blodgett, president
of the Mixter Land Company, passed
homeward Tuesday morning from a
visit at Newport and vicinity. Mr..
Mixter reports that he is still meeting
with success in his efforts to increase
the population of Lincoln county by
immigration. Mr.. Mixter recently
showed two Representatives of 300 Pol
ish families over the company's lands.
The gentlemen were w. Posluszny and
Sylustor Wisienski, both of Chicago.
They were much pleased with the coun-
try aud will return about October lst
with large party. Mr.. Mixter re.
Gently located several German families
from, Ho valonk Nah IN lond L., Do,,4o.,