Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-06-30
Additional Local Notes

George Lambeth sells the best talk
sFaone on the market. Hear them.
Arthur ToDgeland vent to Phflomath
This morning to visit friends untiI after
tie 18th
Father Baeber was over from Siletz
W=inesday- He c~oDfesses that be Is
becoming Z camera heDd.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L Lirchfeld aud son
of Yaq1ina are visiting at the home Of
Mr. Litchdeld's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John NcCiuskey.
Smokers, try the Tom Cat 5-cent
cigar at Landreth's. With each 100
bands from these cigars you get a ticket
10 the Lewis and Clark Fair.
Rev. :. W. Beatty of San Francisco
hectured at the ". f. church last Fri
day evening on child training and Sun
day school work. Those present speak
~ highest terms Of the lecture.
Louis Colvin was up from Yaqnina
tuesday, who're be Is engaged IN build
ing boats and things. He will be kept
bnsy there for some time.
Mrs. George Hoefein. Miss Bertha.
her daughter, aud her son Oca returned
Wednesday evening from a visit with
relatives and friends at Coburg and
Eugene.
Mrs. Mary Day returned Monday
from Portland, accompanied by her
father, J. W. Burnham, who has been
receiving treatment at a sanitarium for
several weeks, with apparent benefit.
j. r. Hall Of The Dalles arrived Sat.
Hrday evening and went to Siletz next
day for a visit with Messrs. Walter and
Warren Hall and sisters. Mr.. Hall will
also visit the Pacific before returning.
The roof of the city more-or.less.
strong box caught fire Monday night
from a defective fine. The obstreper-
Gus boy confined therein was saved
from roasting by City Marshal Joe Hill
and other citizens.
Al Hall returned last Friday night
from Albany, where lie has been un-
dergoing treatment for cancer. 1t is
hoped this is his last trip on account of
that trouble. He has certainly been
having a run Of hard luck.
Hoxie Simmons of Siletz was in the
city Monday. He had just returned
from the Salmon river country, where
he found some STRAY" stock which be-
longed to him, and which had been
purchased by an innocent party.
}. S Akin, a former well known citi-
zen, has returned to Toledo and will
embark in the dry goods business in
the south, room of the Landreth build
ing. Mr.. Akin comes to fill a long.fclt
want. Tell you all about it later.
George Newberry arrived Wednesday
evening from Portland and went on to
slletz. George now holds the position
OF stenographer in the Office of the
manager OF the Oaks, a famous park
resort OF Portland. He will return to
his duties tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Rosebrook re-
turned last evening from Portland, ac-
companied by their son Dave, who
camped over night with them and lit
out for Catalina Island, the famous
California resort. where be has All en-.
gagement as cornet soloist.
County Surveyor Wygant and family
left last Sunday for the northeast part
OF the county, 10 be absent about six
weeks. Mr. WygaBt has a job Of sur
veyIhg up there for Uncle Sam. We
understand be also has an able assist
ant IN w. +. Allen Of Bald Mountain.
The hot air and familiar old brand OF
mud oozing from the Newport News is
lust AZ harmless az ever. Friendly
and kindly criticism Of honest citizens
relative to the county exhibit at the
taIr makes some impression, but their
assistance and a few words oi o
ugement would be more effective. The
charge that there has been a lack OF
s%lrne5t, honest effort on the part of the
committee IL false-net-and the effort
y being continued. In the face Of 60
much indihereDce, secret opposition
aud loud knocking. IS it any wonder
the showing is not better? However.
l@sincoln cOumty's little exhibit COM.
mands the respectful attention OF visit.
ors from he east, aud befoie the close
Of the Fair it will present a much bet.
ter appearance. Meanwhile, wouldn't
u look much better and result ia more
good to the county if every citizen who