Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-02-24
Oregonian and LEADER only 80.


A full line of Rubber goods at Stew
arts store.
A. B. Clark of Elk City was doing the
county seat last Friday.
Uncle George Boone and son VIC were
up from Mill yesterday.
X. c. Mitchell, from over Yaquina-
ward, was in the city yesterday.
For Plain Sewing-Call on Mrs. l.. L.
Conner, at NJ. f. Parsonage, Toledo.
George Landreth sells the best talk
ophones on the market Hear them.
Superintendent Con Sullivan of the
G. & E. had business in Toledo Wednes-
day night.
M. Berry, the we'll known Newport
Frenchmeu, had business in the city
Monday.
George Hamar OF Nortous and Ed
Hamar OF Chitwood were in the city
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leese returned
Monday morning from few days So
journ at the beach.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ada
Soule. Program, quilting.
Lee Wade and Assessor Hurley Lutz
returned Wednesday evening from a
business trip to Portland.
Mrs. Wygant will during the next 80
days sell at cost caps, ribbons and shirt
waists, also ladies' and childreus hose.
Scene" Young left Tuesday morning
for Portland to again try 10 make II
catch-on with the Lewis and Clark Fair
contractors.
Miss Ida Hurley, one of Lincoln
county's capable schooma' ans, re.
turned Tuesday from Eddyville where
she completed four-months' term.
Miss Myrtle Schmeer arrived
Wednesday evening from Oakland,
Calf, for a visit with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis NJ.
Brown.
Under the provisions of bill by
Representative Cooper which passed
both houses and is now a law, the
County Clerk of Lincoln county is en-
titled to deputy at salary OF 5000
per year. Another bill by Cooper
which successfully ran the gauntlet is
one fixing the salary of the County
Judge at 5000 per year-the salary
which that official has been drawing,
but the authority therefor being some
what in doubt
S. G. Irwin aud h. A. BenseIl of New
port were county seat visitors yester-
day. Mr.. Irwin informs THE LEADER
that there is fair prospect of connect
ing Newport and Nye Creek with a
steam-car line this summer--an i'm
provement which would certainly be
appreciated. Newport, while the finest
resort naturally on the Pacific coast,
needs considerable fixing, and every
citizen of the county is interested in
its progress. 1t cannot be made too at
tractive.
Commissioner Frank Thompson
came up last Saturday evening from
the Yachats country and remained un.
til Monday morning when he proceeded
to his home at Salado. With Commits.
sioner King he had for several days
been looking over the road situation in
the Alsea and Yachats regions. Mr.
Thompson says some important changes
may be made in the roads in that part
of the county which will do away with
about 200O feet of bridges which are 4
heavy item Of expense.
Professor w. ID. Eddy of Eddyvillc
recently struck up correspondence
, with Mrs. Hamilton, widow living
in Seattle, and as a result marriage be-
/, tween the two was arranged. For the
: past ten days the professor has awaited
5 the arrival Of the lady of his choice
t and Monday she came. She reacheo
' this city on the noon train. accompan
+ led by hor daughter, girl of Is, and
they left on the bay train for Eddyvile
5 where it was expected that the wedding
= would be celebrated that evening, fo
e the prospective groom is said to have
t had the justice Of the peace in readiness
e for the event for several days agains
G the arrival OF the bride-to-be. We'd
ding bells are ringing in the classic
shades of the Eddyville hillsides anc
1 happiness it is to be hoped reigns su
n preme where heretofore loneliness anC
n desolntion were marked characteristics