Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-03-24

Fred Bailey OF Winant was a Toledo
visitor Wednesday.
Miss Mollie Blower of Mill visited
friends IN the city Tuesday night.
Attorney B. F. Jones was valley
ward passenger Tuesday morning.
George Landreth sells the best talk
ophones on the market. Hear them.
Leland Wright of Pool slough was
passenger valleyward Tuesday morning.
M. NJ. Dayis of Corvallis returned
home Wednesday from a visit at New
port.
Clerk C. w. Rastall Of Siletz attended
the Firemen's ball in Toledo last Fri
day night.
County Commissioner George King
of Winant had business in Toledo
Wednesday.
Deputy Revenue Inspector j. W.
Hobbs of Eugene was inspecting To-
ledo yesterday.
Mrs. Lester Waugh and daughter
Elma returned Tuesday morning from
a visit at Newport.
Superintendent and Mrs. K. C. Eg-
bert of Siletz we're among the pass,
engers for Portland last Saturday.
j. II. May departed Tuesday morning
for his new home near Jacksonville, in
southern Oregon, his family having pre-.
ceded him.
j. P. Jones, travelling traffic agent OF
the Southern Pacific, passed down to
Newport Wednesday evening, return
ing this morning.
William Seese and William Faul-
haver, Siletz ranchers, departed
Wednesday morning on tour of in
spection through California.
Charles Hassman of Yaquina had
business in the city Monday. Mr..
Hassman with his family arrived here
from Nebraska recently and will make
Lincoln county his future home.
Noel Grant and John Foss of Harlan
were in the city Wednesday making
proof on their homesteads before
County Clerk Wade. w. w. Graut and
Arnold Kester were with them as wit
nesses.
The Fireman's ball last Friday night
7 WAS we'll patronized. the receipts being
S45.30. After paying expenses, sum
| will be left sufficient for purchasing the
necessary furnishings for the tiremen' S
room in the city hall.
Dennis Cusack returned Saturday
evening from protracted visit in Port
land and departed Monday morning for
his farm home near Roots. He was ac-
compauied by Chris Johnson of Roots,
who returned Saturday from business
trip to the valley.
Clark L. Haynes and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Luty and three chill
: dren arrived Monday evening from
North Branch, Mich, to make Lincoln
county their home. Mr.. Haynes is a
son of our fellow citizen w. L. Haynes
: and Mr. Luty and family were the lat.
, ter's neighbors in his former home in
, Michigan.
George A. Waggoner of Corvallis has
been in Toledo and other Lincoln
county points during the past week in
the interest Of his book, "Stories OF
Old Oregon" Mr., Waggoner has many
friends among the old timers of Lincoln
county, some Of whom met him on this
occasion and thoroughly enjoyed his
"reminiscences of pioneer days ir
Oregon.
/ Landlord Ellsworth of the CONNER
cial Hotel is the proud proprietor of q
| hen that has laid the blue-ribbon freak
t egg. The curiosity was of the soft-shel
brand and resembled somewhat min
iature dumb-bell, one end containing
the white, the other the yolk-or, as
very proper persons call it, yelk. Mr.
Ellsworth has not yet figured out lust
what the hen was trying to do.
Captain McJunkin and his launch
Toledo made trip to the Fish Hatch
cry at the head of tide on the Big ELI
last Sunday with party composed OF
the following persons: Mr.. and Mrs. 4
I. Peterson and son John, Mrs. C. H
Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Arnold
j. j.. Waggoner, VIM. Heitsuman. s. G.
Bradeson and G. II. limbaugh. The
hatchery has several million steelbeat
salmon at present which range from
: one to thirty days of age. The part,
stopped for several hours on tho wa,
5 back at Elk City and enioyed a sonar,