Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-10

Monday.
NJ. NJ. Davis of Corvallis was in the
city Monday.
The LEADER and Pacific Homestead
for only s1.75. Now is the time.
DR.. Thomas Parker was a passenger
valleyward Wednesday morning.
For Plain Sewing on Mrs. L. L.
Conner, at NJ. E. Parsonage, Toledo.
Some good furniture and cooking
utensils for sale cheap. Inquire at the
Depot.
Earl Fronk. the G. & E. news agent,
had important business in the city
Wednesday night.
S. A. Pruett and S. Jim Brown, two
well-known.Siletz farmers, were in the
city Monday morning.
Lewis Young went to Salem today to
visit his gradmother. Mrs. Young will
follow him tomorrow.
Captain Tracy Dayis came up from
Newport Yesterday morning and spent
the day with Toledo friends.
Mrs. Mcclure, who has been visiting
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Bryan, left
this morning for her home at Jefferson.
Mrs. o. B. DeLaurier visited at Storrs
Yesterday, She has beeni engaged to
teach the school there and expects to
begin the term Monday.
Exhibits for the Lewis and Clark
Exposition are arriving daily by the
trainload and the completed exhibits
structures are being utilized for storage.
William Borden of Newport was in
the city yesterday. He has purchased
the James Anderson blacksmithing
outfit and removed the same TO his
: home.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. D. Wetmore left this
: morning for visit at Portland. Mrs.
Wetmore will stop at Monmouth for a
visit with her sister, Miss Pauline Aus
seker, who is student at the State
/, Normal.
o. E. Rache and family departed thi
:, morning for Portland, their futur
home. Mr.. Rache traded his place ol
Olalla for Portland property to f. Fl
Phillips, who, with his family, arrived
the fore part OF the week.
Owen Beam and Johnny Wells cam
o in Wednesday evening from their farm
,s on the Siletz and left next morning Of
e a business trip to the valley. Owe
" captured little bear cub just befor
leaving the woods, which he took to hi
best girl in Albany.
Matt Wantoch returned last evenin
,e from Corvallis, where he isa student a
T. the o. A. G. He was compelled to Civ
ID up his studies temporarily on accoun
J" of sickness. W. tt has been making
good record at the College and is i
80 every way a credit to Lincoln county.
The Artisans had social time at th
Odd Fellows Hall last night which wa
u a pronounced success. One of the mos
interesting features was farce tn
central figure in which was man wit
five wives. DR.. Wetmore shone as tn
D. central figure. Dancing and othe
amusements made time fly rapidly III
til | O'clock this mOrninp
The story is around that at recen
10 fire in Portland II young lady persis
emily got in the way of the firemel
One of them said to her: "If you don
get out of the way I'll turn the hose O
you" She replied: "I'll turn the
myself when | get home, was so e!
cited about the fire / failed to motto
~ how put them on" And the firema
-. tainted.
Not in years, so stockmen tell us, h;
90 grass in Lincoln county been in sue
90 tine condition for stock in March as
oo is right now. Flowers and fruit tre
IN are blooming and vegetation OF q
10 kinds is in the "sooner" class. We a
all willing to take back all the mean thin
rd we have said about Maich-if til
be brand of weather continues until Apl
begins.
Walter kosydar and John Micek we
Ie arrested by Deputy United States Ma
e; shal Probstel for selling liquor to |
CHI daus and had their hearing Saturd
ar before United States Commissioners
etz vim at Newport. On the evidence en-
re- was placed under bond of $3.50 to a
. pesr before the Federal grand jul
Clerk Rastall of the Agency repl
at sented the Government and G. E. Ha
my kihs the defendants. Kosydar plead
,o,, ,n;ltx, hnt Miaaly will apIaaunr