Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-10-28
Lee Wade went valleyward this morn


ing.
Willie Towner was over from Siletz
yesterday.
A. w. Weber and son Hermann we're
visitors from Ona yesterday.
THE LEADER and Pacific Homestead
for only S1.75. Now is the time.
Edgar Crocker of Waldport was an
eastbound passenger this morning.
DIR. F. M. Carter of Newport was a
passenger up the line Tuesday morning.
0. G. Dalaba and f. c. Hoffman
were visitors from Elk City yesterday.
Mrs. M. Wygapt will take farm pro.
duce in exchange for millinery or ladies'
furnishing goods
Mrs. William Scarth went to Corval-
lis yesterday for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Leese.
Peter Schermer of Pool Slough, the
well-known Strawberry King, had busi-
ness in the city last night.
Dentist Adams left this morning for
his home in Portland. He will return
when the robins nest again.
Robert Scott of Yaquina passed
through Wednesday morning to Nor
tons on hunting expedition.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Tuesday afternoon in the basement of
the NJ. E. church. Work for all.
John Turnidge returned Monday
evening from stay of several weeks at
the hot springs near Ashland. His
health is much improved.
Contractor Tom Horning and assist
ants are pushing the work on the city
hall rapidly and will soon have it en-
closed-if it doesn't rain too soon.
w. f. Wann came through from
Waldport this morning on his way to
Salem, where he will remain some time
yet before going TO California with his
family.
The road to the city wharf is com.
pleted, except planking, and that will
be finished today. It's valuable i'm
provemeut. Contractors Wells and
Gather did the grading in jig time.
l.. l.. Swan of Albany arrived Satnr
day evening for visit with G. T.. Haw-
kins. He returned to his home Mon
day. pretty well loaded-with trout and
salmon. p. S.-There were no services
at the churches in Toledo Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Hawkins returned last
Friday evening from visit to the St.
Louis FAIR and later at her former
home in Arkansas. She reports that
Oregon prunes are very popular and
conspicuous in the Oregon building at
st. Louis, where sample copies are is
sued to visitors.
Mr., and Mrs. AL Thomas passed
through Tuesday evening TO their home
at Newport. They have been absent
two months, having visited New York
City and other Atlantic Coast points.
stopping at St. Louis on their return.
AL kept his kodak busy and has added
over 400 fine views to his collection,
which he will soon have on exhibition.
we suppose.
X. G. Egbert OF the Yainax Agency
in Klamath county arrived Monday
evening to succeed Superintendent J. ].
McKon at Siletz. The latter has been
transferred to the Umatilla Agency and
will leave for that place in the near fu-
ture. G. l.. Gates, teacher at the Siletz
school, has been transferred to the
Mojave Agency in Arizona and left this
morning for his new post, Mrs. Haller,
assistant maCron, succeeding him tenn
porarily. The employees OF the train
ing school gave reception Wednesday
evening to Superintendent Egbert and
Messrs. McKoin and Gates. We are
informed it was very pleasant social
affair-just like all its predecessors in
Siletz. superintendent McKoin and
Professor Gates will take with them
the best wishes of Il large number of
Lincoln county friends.
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