Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-01-08
LOCAL NOTES.

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j.. S Booth of Newport was a Toledo
visitor Monday.
c. P. Bevens OF Elk City was a Toledo
visitor tuesday.
George Gaby of Elk City was in To-
ledo last Saturday.
Sheriff Ross had official business at
Elk City Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Stull of Newport had
business in the city yesterday.
Captain W. r. Wakefield visited
friends at Newport Tuesday night.
S. G. Irwin of Newport was transact
ing business in the city Wednesday.
Miss Frances Alexander returned
Tuesday morning to her home AT Siletz.
Colonel j. Henry PENN of Yaqnina
had business in the county seat Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tellef Tellefson of va
quina were passengers for Albany yes
terday morning.
Cheap for cash at Chitwood. A
month Of bargains. Call at A. r. Peter
sons Chitwood store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Litchfeld of va
quina were passengers for Chitwood
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. D. jenkins of Yaquina passed
h%omeward last Saturday evening from
a visit with Portland friends.
George Landreth and son Earl left
Tuesday evening for a visit with Ira
Miller and family near Newport.
A. j. Oglesby of Angora, one of Lin
coin county's sturdy cid pioneers, had
business in the county seat this week.
Misses Mollie and Hazel Walch of
Yaquinu were among the passengers re-
turning from the valley Monday even
ing.
Mrs. G G.. Copeland returned from a
visit with her mother at Pbilomath
Wednesday night, going to her home at
Siletz next morning.
Justice Chatterton and w. e. Ball
were arrivals from Kernville Wednes-
day morning, on business before the
Commissioners Court.
Miss Blanche Jeffreys, who visited
with her cousin, Mrs. II. p. Fish, dur
ing the holiday season, returned last
Saturday to her home at Portland.
Miss Edith Harrison, q student of
the State Normal School at Monmouth,
was in the city during the holidays, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. r. II. Howell.
Sheriff Ross, Assessor Howell and
Merchant McCaulou visited Yaquina
Sunday. They report meeting DR.. F.
M. Garter, who was looking well, you
know.
Misses Edith Casteel and Jennie
Blaser Of Yaquina passed through to
the valley Monday morning. The
former is attending school at Philomath
and the latter at Albany.
M. N. Anderson departed Monday
morning for Wardner, b. c., where he
was summoned by the sudden death of
Ed Trouse, a brother-in-law of Mes
danes M. n. Anderson and George
Hall.
Tom Jackson of Siletz came III last
Saturday evening from Salem, where
he has been employed for several
months, returning Monday morning.
He will be home in II few days, to re-
main.
Leon Rosebrook and Willie Peterson
returned last Saturday to resume their
studies at Mount Angel Academy.
They are now called angels" by the
other boys, and are doing all they can to
merit the name without dying.
County Judge Brown and family are
now occupying their home on Olalla,
purchased of 7. j. Ewing. Their To
ledo residence has been leased to f.. J..
Avery of Portland, who will arrive with
his family some time this month.
Prof. j. b. Horner. who passed the
holiday season with his family at their
Newport cottage, returned last Friday
morning to Corvallis to be ready for
his duties Mt the Oregon Agriculture
College Monday morning.
Bert Sawdon, who has been employed
on railroad construction work near
Huntington for several months, was at
home for the holidays. He left Satur.
day morning for Portland, where he
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