Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-05-27
Wool sacks at Stewart g. Wants.
j. Ell. Doty was up from Yaquina yes
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George Blattner and Frank Lane were
visitors from Newport Wednesday.
Lee Williams and Frank Priest Of
Newport had business in the city Mon
day.
Ladies you are invited to call and in
spect the new stock OF spring hats at
Mrs. Wygants.
Manager Edwin Stone of the G. & E.
was enjoying the bay climate the fore
part of the week.
The Ladies' Aid Society met Tuesday !
afternoon with Mrs. H E. Collins--but
didn't catch any trout.
superintendent Con Sullivan of the
G. & E. returned to Albany Wednesday
from visit at the Resort city.
Call on Mrs. Wygant for ladies' and
children's S underwear, hose and magic
hose supporters. They are the best.
New ads this week: Oliver Altree's
sawmill, Rock Island Railway System
and Commercial Hotel. Read 'em.
Miss Jennie Stull OF Newport passed
through Wednesday morning en- route
to California, where she expects to To-
cate.
Judge Hamilton visited Toledo and
other Lincoln county points the fore
part of the week in the interest of his
candidacy.
Dennis Cusack and Ed Swanson came
in Wednesday from the big woods.
Dennis was slightly disfgured, but will
soon be repaired.
Gustav Johnson, recently of San
Diego, CAL, has leased Hans Olson
upper place on Olalla and become a cit
zen of Lincoln county.
Rev. Bristol will preach at Eddyville
Sunday morning and at the Wakefield
schoolhouse Sunday afternoon. Every
body invited.
Mrs. T. P. Fish wishes to inform the
ladies that she has just received new
line Of street hats and trimmed hats.
Sdil anu see lnem.
S. E. Trask, the genial and capable
manager of the general merchandise
store of Casteel & Co. at Yaquina, had
business in the city yesterday morning.
A special train will run to Elk City
this evening, leaving Toledo at 1895, on
account of the Candidates. Grand
Roundup, returning latter the ball"
Round trip so cents.
Our former fellow-citizen w. w. TAFT
came in last Saturday with the New
port excursionists and remained during
the day. He is now special representa-.
tive of the DR.. Geo. Leininger Chemical
Co. of Chicago.
The editor of Vim frankly acknowl.
edges the ability of Sheriff Ross, but
thinks he has been Sheriff long enough.
This you will observe, is always the
argument of the minority, but as a
reason for retiring a good man from
office 1T has become obsolete. The peo-
pie are in no hurry to trade a tried and
true official for an experiment.
Dudley Trapp of Chitwood, Demo
cratic nominee for Commissioner, was
in the city Wednesday Like his
worthy Republican opponent, Frank
Thompson, Mr.. Trapp is too busy to
devote much time to canvass of the
county. There isn't a thing wrong
with Dudley but his politics, and that
is all the Democrats have against Frank
Thompson. Lincoln county has large
Republican majority, and for this rea-
son alone Mr.. Thompson looks like an
easy winner.
} Three gasoline launches carried
pleasure from Toledo to New
, port and return last Sunday. The
boats were the Leslie H., Captain Dick
Evens; the Racine, Captain Rite Ded
) rick; and the Ollala, Captain John o.
Z son. 1t was lovely day and the pas
sengers report fine time. First OFF,
, Ger Cliff Crosno of the Racine almost
| had an awful time at Yaquina. As the
| boat approached the wharf Captain
{ Dedrck was few inches behind in re-
versing and Cliff stood up in the bow
and placed his hands against pile to
prevent a collision. just then Captain
Dedrick reversed the engine and sent
the boat back. To keep from going
J. into the bay Cliff jumped onto the pile
with all his hands and feet and broroJ