Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-03-11

in the city Monday.
o. G. Dalaba of Elk City was To-
ledo visitor Wednesday.
Charlie Litchtield of Yaquina was
Toledo visitor last Saturday.
Ed Stocker and George Heckel of
Newport we're in the city Monday.
Albin Olsen left last Saturday morn
ing for Seattle, Wash, to be absent
several months.
Frank Micek, brother of John Micek
of Siletz, arrived Monday night from
Columbus, Neb
Warren Willoughby and f. A. Will
oughby of Eddyville had business in
the county seat Monday night.
Captain Dodge of the steamer Harri-
son was in the CITY Wednesday, He is
an old resident of the bay, but has
been absent several years.
Lon Dundon cut a big cash in his
south paw with knife last Friday and
the wtu I'd has been very painful and
troublesome-a mild case of blood
poison.
Q. @. Kubler came up from Newport
last Friday to attend the w. r. G.
campfire, remaining until Saturday
evening to attend session of Abe Lin
coin Post of which he is loyal men,
Der.
Miss Mamie Wakefield came down
from Chitwood Friday evening to as
sist at the campfire given by Abe Lin
coin w r. @. No. 49, She returned to
her duties in the schoolroom Monday
morning.
The steamer Harrison, which arrived
from Portland several days ago, brought
Il large quantity of barb wire, nails,
ETC., for Gardner & Avery and it was
brought from the lower bay by scow by
Commodore Lentden.
William McJ received from st.
Louis few days ago the hull knocked
'N"h'iOi " fSuoOllllC llullChs Liz DOdt
will be % feet long and in every way a
modern and handsome craft. Mr.. Nc.
Junkin will be going easy in few
weeks.
Ben Clelan, Clyde Rupert, Roc By.
land and Kenneth Frouk left Monday
noon for Yaquina bay, from which
place they will go to Sietz to work upon
their timber claims. They will return
about the 18th of this month.-Albany
| Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hathaway of Corvallis
passed through to Newport Monday
night for visit with the latters par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tucker. Mrs
Hathaway was formerly Miss Pear
Tucker, and she made many friend,
/ during her residence in Toledo.
Fred Stanton and Lee Wade returned
Monday evening from the big woods
where they had been showing the sight.
to Frank NJ. Brown, II. n. Eley and A
Ii. Steiner OF Salem. The latter slip
ped and fell on big log and drilled {
big hole in the after part of his righ
thigh, but was so as to be able to tax,
the train east Tuesday morning.
At the meeting of the city counci
Monday night the Toledo Water Com
pany submitted a proposition to extenc
its main up Second street to Grove
4 thence to First street, thence 10 tn,
schoolhouse, and there place another
hydrant. The proposition was accepted
and work will begin on the extension
as soon as weather permits Ithas ais,
been decided to remove the hydran
from near Waugh's meat market anC
place it near the residence OF Sheriff
Ross.
Neils Anderson of Kernville inform
The LEADER by letter that he is expect
ing some friends-two families-fron
Nebraska. He will meet them in To
iedo and accompany them to his home
near which they will probably locate
Mr.. Anderson says the recent rains hav
started the grass and clover to CROWN
nicely. The schooner Gerald G. was il
there in January and left cargo of pre-
visions, which was thoroughly appre
ciated by these citizens, who may som
day be connected with the outsid
! world by good wagon road. Later
Mr.. Andersen's friends arrived rathe
unexpectedly Monday night. They ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris j. Winding an
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Peterson and daugh
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