Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-02-26

4 u, 4, = - "a ~ F'SAt oiVtioo III Toledo
tuesday night. For about two hours
sIonn Browns soul went marching On in
| =. great shape. r. John 'wasn'tsa Good
| ttaslkerhe wouldn't be away out.here ~
far from home with no other means 81
support Agood-sized mixed audience
listened patiently ant, respectfully TO
Ethe, gentlemen from, the wooden nutmeg
state r While some Of his remarks were
not very complimentary to the Demo.
Gratis and Republicans, they we're!
expected, aud nobody cared. He res. e
urrectedd the ghost of imperialism and
Eassailed the policy of our rnartvred
President, William. Mckinley, to some
extent but this also was expected, aud
Enohody cared. John Brown OF Con.
necticut entertained'the audience and
pleased his Socialist brethren, there.
lore he may be credited with scoring a
point orttwo-and that's more than
some platform artists accomplish. "a
-. a
7, Tie silly br. startling yarn is bbinc
whispered into the ears Of some Of our
Icitizenswho are not posted that the
sheriff Of Lincoln county is drawing a
salary Of $4,000 per year, instead of
$500. pthgsare being told that the
Indebtedness Of the county is between
100000 and 10000. The,Coanty Clerks
semi-annpal statement, which will be-
published in April, will explode this
cam paigns lie, The. debt ofsthe county
has, not Increased during the past four
years. SaF
The Woodmen Of the World installed
the, following offlcers-eIect at the regu.
lar meeting last Friday evening for the
coming term; AZ T. Peterson, consul
|commauder; NJ. N. Anderson, advisor
lieutepant; o. o. Krogstad, banker
John, Tdrnidge, manager;l R. A. Arnold,
recorder; u D.. Gather, escorts, ]. w.
Parrish, sentry; Arthur Nye, watch
man! ,'-
F. q. r.. .Dayis of Salado was in the city
| Wednesday: Elmo has purchased a
barber shop in Bakersfield, Cal, and
Ewill leave for that place with his family.
in about two weeks. The loss of these
estimable citizens causes widespread
regret. May they prosper in their new
home, ~ ~ +y
Miss Grace Graf. and her brother
Charles were; up from Waldport the
fore part OF the week visiting with their
sister, Miss Nellie, who is instructress
inthe intermediate department of the
Toledo school.
Grit, granulated bone, bone, meal,
finest eggs and Pratt's Poultry Food are
what everybody uses nowadays who
are in the poultry business for the
money there is iii it. NAll for sale by
| Krogstad.
| e, 7, Hamar, Industrial teacher OF
the. .SHetz Indian Training School, de.
parted Saturday morning on a recrea-
Etion tour to San Francisco and other
California points. 81.
y Clyde Fox, the handsome yonng sta
| ton agent of Summit. returned to his
! post of duty Monday morning. He
lhad been doing Newport and the sea.
side over Sunday. y
Mrs, g. G. Copeland Of Siletz, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Waugh, Ben. King and
lEd Paine went to Elk City yesterday
to attend session Of the Artisan Lodge
/ John Robertson departed for Port
land Monday morning. He has rented
his ranch, on Olalla, at present occu'
pied by Charles Kreiger, to Ole Twait
u Ross McElwain left Yesterday morn
ling for Inkster N. D., his former home
! He has business interests there that
will detain him several months. :
i Tom jackson came in Tuesday nigh
from Salem, where hs has been EN-
1iployed for some time. He expects it
] ,reiurn,soon, to remain.
F.M.s Wadsworth went to Portland
Monday to attend the meeting OF thu
/ Congressional Central Committee x
which he is a delegate.
Miss Mamie Wakefield, Department
Treasurer of the Woman's Relief Corps
made an official visit to Toledo las
4 Friday evening. ~ s.
4 Misses Pearl Hall and Esther Cope
Hand returned Monday evening from
4 visit with friends o. Independence.
4 ~ It. McGuire Of Eddyville had busi