Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-03
A full line of Rubber goods at Stew.

the city Tuesday.
Joseph Blower and son Zeb we're up
from Mill yesterday.
G. B. Crosno was an eastbound pas
senger yesterday morning.
John Kenlta and John Micek we're
over from Siletz yesterday.
Merchant Henry Lewis went to Port
land Wednesday on business.
The LEADER and Pacific Homestead
for only s175. Now is the time.
Albert Sijota of Kernville was pass
enger valleyward Tuesday morning.
Charlie Hyde returned Wednesday to
Philomath, where he has employment.
Captain Rivears of the Newport
Navigation Company was in the city
Monday.
Captain John A. OLSON and son Oscar
of Newport had business in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Howell went to
Corvallis Tuesday for weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Ira Reeder OF Albany went down to
Yaquina Tuesday evening, announcing
that he was too busy 10 stop at Toledo.
Clifford Gray returned the latter part
| of last week from McMinnville. He
had been sick for several days and came
home to recuperate.
Charlie Golden Ruhl, road supervisor
of Siletz, returned to his home the fore
part OF the week, after annoying some
OF our citizens more or less.
Mrs. Paul Muszynski and eight chill
dren departed Wednesday morning for
Albany, where they will materially in
crease the population OF Linn county,
Paul having located there.
| Jack Allphin has gone square back on
Governor Chamberlain for appointing
Hon. L. T. Harris Circuit Judge of this
district. He believes his job as Court
bailiff is in jeopardy, Judge Harris be-
ing a Republican.
Garden making has been one of the
popular pastimes in Lincoln county
during the past week-for women. A:
trout are beginning to bite, our male
citizens too are able to connect with {
source of enjoyment.
| G. E. Hawkins returned Monday
evening from Albany, where he at
tended the Woodmen of the World re
vival meeting. He reports about 4O(
conversions and the biggest time gener
ally ever witnessed in Albany.
Miss Pierce, teacher in the Interme
diate department of the Toledo schools
returned last Saturday evening from
Portland, where she has been detained
about two months by sickness. During
her absence her department was il
charge of Mrs. o. B. DeLaurier.
A commissioner in a valley count,
established new record for economy
at the last meeting of the board wher
he kicked on bill, "Ribbons for type
writer" "She's nice girl" said ole
eagle eyes, "but the county is under n,
obligations to buy her clothes, l don
think"
The Altree sawmill is undergoing ex
tensive improvements and beginning t,
have very businesslike appearance
, With the dry kiln reinforced by com
modious shelter sheds, the mill vii
soon be able 10 supply its customer
with the very best grade of thoroughly
seasoned lumber.
!, 1t. will be the duty of the Count
Court TO provide not only whippin
post, but site for the same. OF course
one may never be needed in Lincol
county, but if the Sheriff should har
pen to get chance to exercise his mus
Gle on wife beater he should be fun
nished with the necessary tools, whic
include, we believe, cato -nine-tail:
J. Lincoln county should not bring up tn
end OF the procession in estabishin
this important enterprise.
Died--At his home in Toledo, Tue.
day morning, February 90, 1905,
Bright's disease, Cornelius johnson
age 76 years. Mr.. Johnson had been
resident of Toledo for about II yea
and has conducted a little store at h
home on the north side. He W;
strictly honest and was respected
all who knew him. He leaves two sol
-one living in Ohio and the other
Grants Pass, this state The funera
conducted by Rev. Bryan, was he
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