Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-05-12
A full line of Rubber goods at Stew.

attorney Eu BrySOn OF corvallis had
business in the city Tuesday.
Superintendent Con Sullivan of the
G. & f, with his wife and son, were in
Toledo yesterday.
Miss Lottie Krogstad left yesterday
morning for Portland, where she will
remain indefinitely.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ F.
church will meet next Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. j. L. Hyde.
Joseph Blower and son Cecil were up
from Mill Tuesday. The latter
placed on the market the first new cab
bage and lettuce of the season.
II. f. Collins returned Monday even
ing from a visit with relatives in Port.
land and Clackamas county. His
health is improving. slowly but surely.
Clerk Rastall of the Siletz Indian
School is an enthusiastic admirer of
the genus canine, but we understand he
had the misfortune to lose valuable
specimen recently.
Hon. l.. T. Harris of Eugene will de-
liver an address on Memorial Day.
Judge Harris is an eloquent speaker
and Toledo is very fortunate to secure
him. Program next week.
Andrew Lunde and Louis Halverson
left yesterday morning for Eugene.
where they expect to remain for the
summer. They have been putting in
crops and otherwise improving their
farms on Cedar creek.
John Block left Wednesday morning
for his old home at Henderson, Neb.,
where he was called by the serious ill
ness of his father. Mr. Block has been
an enthusiastic member of Toledo S
baseball team and many will regret his
departure.
Bobby Mann returned Monday morn
| ing to his homestead near Chltwood e,
where he will resume farming opera
tions. He was accompanied by George
Parrish, his dog, winchester and a
bowie knife and expects to farm on a
larger scale than ever before.
County Commissioner George King
OF Winant was in the city Tuesday and
sent the first installmeut of shellHsh to
| Portland to be exhibited in the Forestry
building. Lincoln county will receive
credit for all fish and shellfsh exhib.
tied in that building and, III addition,
will have display in the county booth.
John Buckley, who has been at
Phoenix, Ariz., with his family for sew.
eral months, returned Monday evening
to his home at Newport. While Mrs.
Buckley's health is much improved
she will remain in Arizona until some
time in June, when she will go up into
Washington for stay of several weeks
before returning to Newport.
Vice President Mrs. Ella E. Frazer OF
the Assembly OF Rebekahs made an of.
fetal visit to Do Good Lodge No. 10 OF
local Rebekahs Tuesday evening
Mrs. Frazer, whose home is in Eugene
is on tour of inspection to the various
lodges of this district and left Wednes
day for Newport for visit with Rho
dodendron Lodge. She was accompan
led by Mesdames Schenck, Arnold anG
Espy.
County Judge Brown returned Mon
day evening from weeks absence al
Portland, where he made arrangement.
for the booth for Lincoln county's ex
hibit at the Fair and secured all neces
sary pointers connected with the same
Lincoln county will make a creditablt
showing on opening day, and as the
season advances the exhibit will be en-
hanced in beauty and importance b,
the addition of choice fruits and vege
tables, which cannot be excelled by an,
other county in the state.
Shed Rosebrook, Toledo's we'll known
musician on the battleship Wisconsin
sends THE LEADER copy of the Soutl
China Morning Post, published a
Hongkong. 1t is l0-page 7.columl
sheet and, as product of large CITY
something of a curiosity. Every lin
of the first page is occupied by adver
tisements, the heading and date lin
excepted. 1t is all printed in Englisl
except the date line, which is botl
English and Chinese. At each end O
the heading is liquor advertisement
As news" paper it is failure bu
the subscription price is SO per month
1t contains about so columns OF adver
tisements, the other 20 passing fo
reading matter - very commonpac
stuff, too. Newspaper readers in Hong