Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-07-28

McCiuskey to D Silvius, 200 feet
square adjacent to northeast to north
east corner Jones addition to Toledo.
$50.
July IA u Plank and Jennie Plank
to D s Siivius, west half of 200 feet
square adjacent to northeast corner of
Jones' addition to Toledo. $50.
PATENTS.
July 10 - United States to John
Flynn, et of sw1 and WI OF set section
u, township - south, range 10 west.
July II United States to Alice Va
der, south half OF northwest quarter,
northeast quarter of northwest quarter
and northwest quarter of northeast
quarter, section "a, township II south,
range II west.
July l8- United States to Isaac B
Everson, lots and OF section l, lots
l, 2, 3 and of section 2, township IA
south, range u west.
Stewards Store talks shoes this
week.
Ed Slockerof Newport was in the city
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. j. Pepn of Chitwood
were Toledo visitors last Friday.
DR.. Gum & Co. of San Francesca
have big ad on the eighth page.
When in Newport go to the Bon Ton
for cigars, tobacco and confectionery.
w. +. Foster of Omaha is in the CITY,
the guest of his old friend C.H H.Gardner.
Round trip tickets from Toledo to
the Fair, good for 80 days, $685. via
Corvallis, 81. % via Albany.
Commissioner George King came up
from Winant yesterday morning aud
went over Siletz way to inspect a
bridge.
Jim Brown and Arthur Bryan left
Wednesday morning for Aberdeen,
Wash, where they expect to secure
employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Dixon of Portland
are guests of County Superintendent
and Mrs. George Bethers. Mrs. Dixon
is Mr.. Bethers' sister.
Prof. and Mrs. Coote of Corvallis
passed through last Friday evening
tor visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Blower at Mill 4. Mrs. Blower and
Prof. and Mrs. Coote departed yester-
day morning for visit with relatives
and friends at Victoria, B. C.
G. E. Hawkins and son Chauncey, B.
IL. Pennington of Arkansaw and Post
master Arnold returned Saturday even
ing from very successful trout-fshing
expedition to Drift creek, of which
their fellow-citizens received substan-
tial and much appreciated evidence.
Tom jackson of Siletz was in the city
Tuesday. Tom informs The LEADER
that he has the contract for picking
100 acres of hops in the Independence
district and that he has engaged fifty
pickers from Grande Ronde, notwith.
standing all reports to the contrary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wood of Salem ar
rived Tuesday evening for visit with
Eds father, L. D. Wood, at his home
on the Siletz. They were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mccall and
Miss Mabel Dickinson OF Erie, Illinois.
Mrs. Mccall is Eds sister and Miss
Dickinson his niece.
Contractor j. A. j. Fleming began
tuesday morning the job OF painting
the courthouse. His force consists of
George X. Freeman, chief;
William keene of Corvallis and John
Backus. Gardner & Avery secured the
guttering contract, and Ed Avery, the
expert in that line, will do the work,
assisted by William Enos.
A business mems meeting was held
in c. Z. Hawkins Office Monday after
noon for the purpose OF discussing the
proposed new enterprises mentioned in
The LEADER last week-namely, the
tannery, woodenware factory, cold
storage plant, etc. The sentiment was
in favor OF extending encouragement
galore and financial assistance within
the bounds of reason and good judg.
ment. Committees are investigating
the several propositions.
Tom Williams has opened a saloon
in the building on the water front
which has for some time been occupied
by Curtis NJ. Brown and family. The
question as to whether this means in-
creased prosperity or increased thirst
is still being argued by some of our
citizens, The Council met last Frida U