Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-08-25

Joe Hill has charge of the meat
market during the absence Of Butcher
Micek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Altree went to Port
land Monday, for two weeks visit at
the fair.
When in Newport go to the Bon Ton,
Owen Graves, proprietor, for Washing
ton ice cream.
Hon. w. l. Vawter, banker and law
yer of Medford, was passenger Tues
day for Newport.
County Clerk and Mrs. Ira Wade
went to Portland Wednesday morning
for visit to the fair.
Mrs. Pettijohn of Salem, after spend.
ing few weeks visiting friends in this
city, returned home Tuesday morning
James Mcdonald, after spending the
past three weeks here and at the beach,
returned to his home at Chitwood
Sunday.
JUG biouhui' all Oiu-iluic Icsluenl VI
Toledo, visited here last week, return
ing to his home in Kings Valley
Saturday morning.
Miss Emma Cannon of Spokane,
Wash, returned Wednesday morning
after weeks visit with her brother,
Henry Cannon, and family.
William Wygant and wife of st. Paul,
Mimi, are enjoying a few days visit
with the formers brother, County Sur
veyor Wygant and family of this city
Misses Anna and Edna Hall, after a
months visit with their aunt, Mrs ] r.
Turnidge, returned Monday to their
homes at Portland and Boise City,
Idaho.
Harry Trapp, who has been employed
in big shoe store in Los Angeles
California, for the past year or two, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
county.
Mrs. John Kelly and daughter Flora
from Eugene. Cecile Leach and Edna
Hoefein from Coburg are visiting Mrs
Kelley's brother, Geo. Hoefein, and
family. -. 49,
Leland Collins, gas inspector of the
Northern Pacific Terminal Co. at Port
land, visited friends and relatives il
Toledo Sunday, returning home Mon
day morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Jones, Mrs
Hughes aud Miss Edith Elder departed
Saturday morning for visit to tn,
exposition. They will also visit tn,
regatta at Astoria.
G. B. McCluskey and Chas. Litchfielt
returned Monday from a visit to tn,
formers homestead OH len Mile in tn,
Yahats country. They report a fin,
trip and plenty good hunting.
DR.. Robinson and family, who hav,
been visiting with c. E. Hawkins anc
family, departed Tuesday morning fo
Santa Cruz, California, where they viii
stop for time before proceeding t.
their home at Clarksville, Ark.
Mrs. NJ. E. Oxtoby of Springfield
Ohio, and Miss Mamie Bailey of Salem
went to Newport Monday evening afte
q short visit with their cousin, Mrs
Samuel Center. Miss Bailey was
former resident of the Resort City.
Superintendent Egbert, Prof. Fole,
and Industrial Teacher and Mrs
Caller went to Portland Monday t,
attend the Indian Institute, which i
being held at the parlors of the Ameri
can Inn. They will visit the Fai
incidentally.
Mrs. Annie Hawkins went to Portlan,
Tuesday morning to meet with tn
building com mmittee of the Women o
Woodcraft. This committee will le
the contract for the erection Of build
ings to be used as headquarters for tn
head officers OF the order.
DR.. J. F. Turner, superintendent o
the Indian insane asylum at CAUTION
South Dakota, arrived Saturday t.
join his wife who is visiting her mother
Mrs. c. G. Copeland at Siletz. The,
will remain here for about ten days
then will stop at Portland to visit tn
fair on their return home.
Miss Amy Hall accompanied by Mis-
Maud Deschamp arrived last Saturda,
evening from Iron River, Wisconsin
for visit with relatives and friends IL
Lincoln county. Miss Hall was former
ly a teacher in the Toledo publi
schools but for the past two years ha
been employed in the postofiice at Iro,
River. The young ladies went to Silet
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