Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-06
Wool sacks at Stewart & Wants.

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the city Wednesday.
b. F. Jones was passenger for AL
bsny Tuesday morning.
Hoxie Simmons and Billy White
were over from Siletz Tuesday.
Ted McElwain left Tuesday morning
on business mission at Portland.
Captain John A. OLSON of Newport
was passenger for the valley this
morning.
Stoney Wells returned Monday even
ing from visit at Tangent and other
valley points.
Ladies you are invited to call and in
spect the new stock of spring hats at
Mrs. Wygant's.
The rhododendron harvest has begun
in the suburbs of Newport There
seems to be full crop.
M. M. Davis of Newport had business
in the city Monday. Mrs. Davis went
to the valley the same day.
l.. M. Gilbert, one of the energetic
Siletz rancherS. left Monday morning
for a visit to the state capital.
William Gellatly, the Blodgett Valley
stockman, visited Toledo and other
bay points the fore part Of the week.
Dennis Cusack, one of the enterpris-
ing Siletz farmars, returned Wednesday
evening from protracted stay in Port.
land.
Call on Mrs. Wygant for ladies' and
children's underwear. hose and magic
hose supporters. They are the best ever
made.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. j. F.
Stewart. Plenty of work for every
member.
Farmers j. ]. Gather and c. +. Haw-
kins emerged from the woods Tuesday
evening for the purpose of stocking
up" on socks.
Captain w. r. Wakefield and Frank
Vader of Waldport were among the
county seat visitors Wednesday. P. S.
Frank is still here.
Walinti Sijota and son Michal of
Kernville were in the city last Saturday
making proof on their homesteads be-
fore County Clerk Wade.
Wallace and Cleveland Fish departed
Monday morning for Messy Rock,
WASH, where they will join A. T. Pet
erson's army of chittim peelers.
Surveyor Jim Derrick left Tuesday
morning for somewhere. AS near as
we could learn from careful inquiry he
intended to do something after he got
there.
Engineer Arthur Casteel got his face
scalded with oil Tuesday morning, the
result of an exploding injector. The
accident did not cause him to take a
lay.off.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Johns church
will give a Tea at the residence of Mrs.
G. L. Hawkins, Friday afternoon from
to 6. A musical program will be ren
dered. All are cordially invited. Ten
cents for tea.
Charlie Montgomery of Siletz de-
parted Wednesday morning for Talent
and other points in the state on a
needed vacation. He may also visit
the Humboldt bay country in Cali
fornia before returning.
Frank Hyde of Eddyville was in the
city Monday night visiting his father,
County Treasurer J. L. Hyde. Frank
left yesterday morning for the chittim
groves of Washington, where he will
make the bark fly until further notice.
Owen Graves of Newport passed
through Monday morning en- route to
Portland to purchase stock of mer.
chandise. Owen resigned his position
with the Life Saving Station few days
ago and will embark in the mercantile
business.
y. Ii. Ponath, who recently held
q position of salesman and collector in
one OF the largest furniture stores OF
Portland, was In the city for several
days this week. Mr.. Ponath has wisely
taken up homestead near Elk City
and engaged in the raising of goats.
W. M. Davis, who recently returned
from Chatham Hill, Va, was In the city
the fore part Of the week. He was
here last fall and filed on bomestead