Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-05-05

VI. l.. pIdy was d PdooSISOl iOi NJ
bany this morning.
His Honor Charles Allen of Elk City
was Toledo visitor Wednesday.
P. A. Miller aud Ches Morrison of
Pioneer had business in the county seat
Wednesday.
Nicholas Ferry returned Monday even
ing from a visit up in Washington and
went next morning to his home on the
Siletz
Mrs. c. l. Ltchfeld, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
McCluskey, returned last evening to
her home at'Yaquina.
Mrs. Jaw Dunn and children left
Wednesday morning for Independence
for visit with Mrs. Dunn's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Dick.
Merchant Walter Hall and sisters,
Misses Pearl and Edith, Of Siletz were
in the city Sunday, the iormer remain.
ing until Tuesday morning.
Select your garden seeds early and
don't forget to ask for a free ticket in
Krogstad's Talk-o-phone drawing to
place in or about June first.
Mrs. Wygant's new spring stock of
ladies' shirtwaists, ladies' and chill
dren's underwear; also the latest in
| ladies' street hats, has just arrived.
Miss Mabel Cressy came in from In
dependence Wednesday evening and
left next morning for Siletz, where she
will visit with Mrs. C. G. Copeland.
County Judge Brown went to Port
land Tuesday to prepare the booth for
Lincoln county's exhibit at the Lewis
and Clark Fair. He will be absent
about week.
Edward Cline and family are now 10,
Gated in their new home at Mill 4, for.
merly owned by J. H. May. Mrs. Cline
arrived from Corvallis Monday evening
Lem Baker, Corvallis friend of Mr.
Cline, is also looking for home on the
bay and will probably become either
in the near future.
Hans L. Line and family arrived
Wednesday evening from Sparta, MINI.
and left next morning for Siletz. Mr.
Line visited Lincoln county last fal
and since that time he has Travelled
considerable, but has found no plac,
which pleases him more than thi
county. they will visit with Johl
Kentta for awhile.
After residing on the bay for 81 years
Uncle George Boone has sold his plac,
at Mill and will soon remove with hi
family to the southern part of the state
Mr.. Boone's place was purchased by
Mr.. Robb, recently from Nebraska, bu
who has been in Portland for severa
: weeks. He is expected to arrive witt
his family this evening or tomorrow
@ Freds Dawson and Weatherford G
Albany, supposed to be the only tots
q abstinence Democrats in that city, al
| rived Saturday evening and rename
4 until Tuesday morning, when they hi
f the trail for the big woods. If the
g don't get lost they will go through tn
s Depot country and emerge at the De,
g lis Punch Bowl near Otter Rock. A
). Mike Mackay is their guide and pacl
d totum, they will probably accompis
s their strenuous design.
= There seems to be no doubt that
r telephone line will be in operation b,
it tween Newport and the valley With
e the next three months. The LEADER
informed that the Yaquina Bay Mutu
Telephone and improvement Compar
C has issued almost enough stock to el
p able it to perfect permanent organic
y, tion, and the work of construction wi
N begin Immediately thereafter. Shou
IS this plan fail, however, there are other
8b Sam Elder of Pendleton is in the ci
% % and desires to 60 into the telephol
cf business, provided the field is not 6
ready covered. Mr.. Elder came to Or
gon from Creston, Iowa, several mont
4 ago and knows the telephone busne
IL like book. His father and brother
or also residents of Pendleton-have b;
le- long experience in the business a,
are ready to engage in it again if th
can find desirable location. Lnco
county looks good to Mr.. Elder. Lat
re See notice to stockholders of the tel
d. phone company. Jay Dunn inforl
The LEADER that all but shares
the necessary stock have been 81
ae scribed, and this, of course, will