Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-02-19

w. NJ, Davis of Newport had business
In Toledo Tuesday.
DR.. +. M. Carter of Yauuipa w.s in
the city yesterday.
. MIS- n. T. A. Bensell of Newport was
visiting Toledo friends yesterday.
Owen Graves of the Life Saving Sta.
tion was county seat visitor Wednes
day.
misses Mollie and Hazel Walch were
passengers for the valley Tuesday
morning.
Ed Greenbrook of Newport passed
through tuesday morning on business
trip to Corvallis.
MISS lrma Carter Of Yaquiua went up
to Elk City yesterday to visit her uncle,
j. Fl. Blair, who is sick.
A hot time may be expected at the
f1remen's Ball, Monday evening Feb.
ruary' y. Remember the date.
Ed Montgomery left Tuesday morn.
ing Tor Vancouver, WASH, to resume
his position with lumber company.
A. 1. Peterson left Monday morning
on business trip to Portland. Mrs
Peterson accompanied him as far as
Albany.
J.I. Butterfeld arrived Wednesday
morning from his home at Kernyille
and went over to Siletz on a business
mission.
Superintendent. j. ]. McKoin returned
Monday morning from a business trip
to Portland and went to the Agency
next morning.
For Sale-Two bulls, one registered
Shorlhorn, the other a good grade
Will take in exchange sheep, cattle or
cash. Robert Tassell, Elk City, Or.
A. B. Clark was a visitor from Elk
City Wednesday. He reports that
Postmaster ]. H. Blair of Elk City has
been quite i'll during the past two
weeks.
Walter Szelaszkiewicz left yesterday
morning for Portland, to be absent
about two months. He recently sold
his farm near Kernville to Walter
Bones.
E. w. Gather returned last Friday
evening from protracted visit with
his parents at Kalama, Wash. He is
preparing for spring work OIL his Siletz
homestead.
Miss Mamie Wakefield OF Eddyville,
who had been visiting Toledo friends
for several days, returned Monday
morning to Chitwood, where she has
charge OF the school.
E. M. Hoffman left Tuesday morning
to resume his duties at the Lucky Boy
mine in Lane county. He is foreman
of the Lucky Boy mill, and resumption
of active operations made it necessary
for him to return.
Mrs. Henry Cannon went to Eddy.
vile Monday for visit with relatives
and friends. Her health has not been
the best for some time. and she hopes
the "radical" change of climate will
prove beneficial.
Sheriff Ross returned Monday even
ing from Salem, where he placed Mrs
Eliza Counsil of Waldportin in the insane
asylum. Mrs. Counsil is II years old
and was placed in the asylum on com
plant of her husband.
Eggs away up in price, and here your
hens are moping about, sickly and non
productive, all for the want of some
of Pratt's world renowned poultry
powder, which will start hens laying in
weeks time. For sale by krogstad.
oliver Altree and crew took sdvan'
tage OF the recent freshet and now have
more than 100000 feet of logs at the
mill and in the boom just above the
Depot railroad bridge. This supply
will perhaps be nearly doubled by the
middle Of March.
Fred Chambers returned tuesday
evening from visit with Elmo Davis a,
salado. 1t is rumored that Fred VIII
soon become citizen OF Toledo and
be at home to his and her friends al
his residence on Second street. How
ever, there will be time enough TO tell
YOU about it when 1t happens.
II. F. Mosley, representing the Lewis
and Clark Fair Journal Of Portland
was calling upon our citizens Tuesday
Tho Journal is a good thing, and VII