Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-09-30

w. Nj. Davis of Chitwood was in the
city Tuesday.
Troy Mays was down from Elk City
Tuesday night
f. c. Hoffman was visitor from Elk
City Wednesday.
Justice Noah Leabo of Yaquina was
in the city Monday.
Merchant Charlie Loomis of Newport
was in the city Tuesday.
]. II. Blair of Elk City had business
in Toledo Tuesday night.
u. II. Mcclure of Eddyville was in
the city Wednesday night.
Mrs. T. P. Fish returned Monday
evening from visit in Corvallis.
A. j. Warnock of Nortons had busi-
ness IN the city last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Trapp of Chit
wood were county seat visitors Monday.
M. M. Davis of Newport passed
through to Corvallis Wednesday morn
ing.
j. E. Wilson, the Chitwood nursery
man, had business in the city yester-
day.
County Surveyor and Mrs. Wygant
and sons visited Newport the fore part
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Bensell of New
port were passengers yalleyward Tues
day morning.
A. 7. Peterson left Tuesday morning
on business mission at Dallas and
other points.
Mrs. Ralph Sturdevant returned Sat-
urday evening from brief visit at
Independence, Wash.
o. F. jacobson, proprietor of the
Bay View House of Newport, had busi.
ness i'll the city last Saturday.
w. z. Wann of Waldport was in the
city last Friday. He will be detained
by business two or three weeks before
departing for his future home II Cali,
fornia
johnny Wells and Owen Beam re-
turned Monday evening from the valley
and left next morning for their homes
on The Siletz, accompanied by w. W..
Soule
Fred Wagner and Joe Bryant OF Nor
tons are in the city today. They re
turned few days ago from Satsop,
Wash, where they were engaged inthe
chittim business
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
next Tuesday afternoon in the base
ment of the M. E. church. There will
be work for all mem bers, as we'll as any
friends they may bring
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Spencer died Wednesday morning at
Siletz. Mr.. Spencer and family re-
turned Tuesday from the valley, the
little one expiring next morning soon
after they reached home.
/. j. Swarts of Winant was in the
city Saturday getting acquainted with
some of our fishermen. Mr.. Swarts
recently arrived from Portland to take
charge OF the Barnes cannery at Wi
nant. He informs The LEADER the
cannery will pay so cents each for
chinooks, 10 for silversides and 5 for
CANNES. The cannery will be ready for
business next Wednesday, October 5.
Young man, perhaps you will at the
November election exercise for the first
time your American privilege of voting
for candidate for President of the
United States. Perhaps it's none of
our business, but how are you going to
vote? If your father is Republican,
make him tell you why he is a Republ,-
can; if he is Democrat, make him
tell you his reason for the faith that is
in him. Be sure you are right, then 90
ahead. You are an Intelligent Young
man, and will therefore get in and drill
with the party that has the best record.
Now is the time to settle the question.
Messrs. w. l. Staley and francesca
Seley departed Monday morning for
Salem, where their high-grade talents
will be employed during the coming
win,er. These gentlemen are among
Lincoln County's most worthy and en-
ergetc citizens. When not engaged in
improving their farms, Mr.. Staley is in
demand as instructor in business col.
lege, while Mr.. Seley finds ready
market for his musical lore. After
they have in this manner secured a
supply of the very necessary legal ten
der, they will return to their farms and
resume the pleasant pastima nj orph