Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-11-25
A full line of Rubber goods at Stew.
arts store.

w III. pcllIlcluer Vi ClletZ mas been q
Toledo visitor this week.
q fine violin for sale or trade. Call
on or write to G. M. Bryan, Toledo, Or.
w. p. Mixter. the genial land agent
of Blodgett, was doing Toledo Monday
night.
Ira Brown and John Kentta we're over
from Siletz transacting business this
week
Mrs M. Wygant will take farm pro-
duce in exchange for millinery or ladies'
furnishing goods.
Miss Ida Hurley, who is teaching the
Eddyvil'e school, was a passenger to
Newport Wednesday evening.
Miss Emma A. Bryan, daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. G. NJ. Bryan, arrived
Saturday evening from jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leese returned
to Corvallis Tuesday. They we're ac-
companied by Miss Lottie Krogstad.
superintendent X. c. Egbert of the
Indian Training School at Siletz was a
Toledo visitor the fore part of the week.
q. T. Mcclure of Eddyville and Ches
Morrison of Pioneer we're among the
crack nimrods that figured at the shoot
ing match Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Litchfield were
passengers for Salem Wednesday, where
they will spend the Thanksgiving holi-
day with the formers parents.
Assessor Henry Howell is busy wind
ing up affairs of his office, and his
successor-elect will find everything in
ship shape when he assumes the reins
on January l.
Capt. W. r. Wakefield came up from
Waldport Saturday to extend the tax
roll of 1904 for County Clerk Wade.
Mr.. Wakefield is an expert at that
kind of business.
Mrs. G. g. Copeland of Siletz came
over from there Monday accompanied
by her daughter Esther. Mrs. Cope
land left next morning for Philomath
for visit with her mother.
Our genial jewelers H. L. Peterson.
scored the highest record in the Thanks
giving poultry contest Tuesday even
ing, capturing seventeen chickens, two
geese and two turkeys. A pretty good
showing for one outside the ministry.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Hoefiein and son
came in thellatter part of last week
from Coburg, where they now reside.
for visit with their son William at
Yaquina. They also stopped for a visit
with their son George who resides here.
L. D. Woods of Siletz was passen-
ger valleyward Wednesday morning.
He contemplates operating dairy on
the Siletz.-This is an industry that
will pay in Lincoln county if properly
handled and we predict that Mr. Woods
will eminently successful.
Thomas Horning has the city ball
completed and is now waiting for its
acceptance by the city dads. When
fully equipped with the proposeddire.
fighting machines it will he valuable
addition to our city. The upper story
will be used for council chamber.
Charles Carlson, well known to our
citizens and who has been in poor
health for several months, became
mentally unbalanced last week and the
authorities brought him before medical
expert Parker, who pronounced his
condition such as to warrant his being
placed in the asylum. Sheriff Ross
conducted the unfortunate man to sa-
lem last Saturday.
Francel Stanton, the S-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Stan
ton, was playing about a feed cutter at
the home place Tuesday evening. and
in some manner got the fore finger of
her right hand caught in the cog wheels
severing it at the first joint. She was
brought to Toledo and placed in care OF
DIR. Parker, who dressed the wound and
made the little one as comfortable as
possible.
Merchant Henry Lewis is preparing
to ship $50 more boxes OF Lincoln
county apples. This will make about
1900 boxes he has placed on the outside
market within the last month, which
speaks we'll for at least one industry OF
our county-one that could be multi
piled many times II the proper energy
would be brought to bear by our fruit
growers 4incoln county apples are
second to none and are always in de-
mand where n market hso o,,c. 49,.