Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-09-16


his Hill street property.
Robert Scott OF Yaquina had import
ant business in Toledo Sunday.
j. S. Copeland was visitor from
Salado the fore part of the week.
Misses Agnes and Juanita Krogstad
returned Sunday from a yisitin Albany.
Misses Lottie and Yaquina Krogstad
went to Siletz Wednesday for visit
with friends.
Ira Reeder of Albany passed last
Sunday in Toledo, after long absence
of two weeks.
The Corvallis &, Eastern gives notice
that it has discontinued its Sunday ex-
cursions to Newport.
Mrs A. B. Hughes and son Allan re-
turned the fore part of the week to
their home at Astoria.
Mark Piano, the savage man of Salem,
has been circulating in and around
Toledo again this week.
j. A. Bernardo, one of the hustling
big woods ranchers, left Tuesday morn
ing for visit at the state capital.
Uncle George Boone passed through
Saturday evening to his home at Mill 4.
He has been visiting in the southern
part of the state.
G. H. Young and SOD Lewis went to
Salem Monday to take in the State
Fair. Mrs. Young has been in Salem
for some time visiting her mother.
Earl Fronk, the G. & E. news agent,
ETC., was accidentally side-tracked in
Toledo again last Sunday evening and
couldn't get away until next morning.
Con Sullivan came In from his farm
near Siletz Monday and accompanied
by his family, departed Tuesday morn
ing for visit with friends in the valley.
Mrs. A. S. Casteel of Yaquina passed
homeward from Albany Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casteel expect to 90 to
the st. Louis FAIR and later at Mr..
Casteel's old home in Michigan.
Walter Girard writes from Doty.
Wash, that all the big sawmills in
that part of the state "are shutting
down until after the election" also
that fires are raging in the big woods,
and are doing much damage.
Mrs. I. P. Fish and Miss Blanche
Jeffreys returned Monday evening from
visit in Portland, where Mrs. Fish
also purchased new goods. Miss
Blanche will leave with her mother in
few days for Nome, Alaska, the ia.
nous winter resort.
Clifford Gray of Toledo, who has been
visiting Corvallis friends for the past
week. left yesterday for McMinnville,
where he will resume his studies at the
College. Mr.. Gray is an all-around
athlete, and is considered the star on
the gridiron by his college. Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Huffman arrived
home Saturday evening after an absence
OF several months in Lane county. Mr..
huffman is foreman of the Lucky Boy
mine in Lane county, which is tempo.
rarlly shut down on account of a short.
age OF water. Mrs. Huffman has been
staying in Eugene during their absence.
ID. j. Derby, the well-known horti-
culturist of Mute slough, sent last
Saturday to the Lewis & Clark Fair
commission at Portland seven boxes of
specimens from his farm, such as
celery, beans, wheat, barley, oats. etc.
With other Oregon products, to be pro.
cured at the close of the State Fair at
Salem, they will be sent to the St. Louis
Fair and placed on dress parade in Ore.
CONS exhibit.
couple of fine samples from GEORGE
Hodges of the Big Elk country may be
taken as evidence that watermelons
may be successfully grown in some
parts of Lincoln county. Mr.. Hodges
melons are superior to those shipped
in from the southern part of the state.
lie also grows superior quality of
sweet corn-another farm product
, which receives but little attention, in
Lincoln county.
The moving picture show given at
Woodmen Hall last Friday night was
badly marred by busted machine
However, the entertainment was free
and nobody is loser. Syringa Circle
Women of Woodcraft, have decided TO
give another entertainment in the near
future, to which they will invite the
same friends who witnessed the dissp.
appOintment Friday pioht rho;