Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-27

irwin Magee OF Eddyvllle had busl-
ness in the city Tuesday.
F. c. Hoffman of Elk City was To-
ledo visitor Wednesday.
Owen Graves, the popular Bon Ton
man of Newport, was a county seat Wis
itor Wednesday.
For Sale-A good milch COW. Has
been fresh about two months. Inquire
of George Hall, Toledo, Or.
Colonel E. j. Smith of Bald Noun
tain, en- route home from Portland
stopped at Toldo Monday and Tuesday
for a visit among his sporting friends.
Mrs. William Scarth arrived home
last Saturday evening from IA four
months visit at her old home in
Anstruther aud other points in Scot
land. She reports a delightful visit
and very pleasant trip each way.
Mrs. VIM. DeLaurier of Long Prairie,
| Mimi. arrived Saturday evening and
will visit during the winter at the home
of her son, o. B. DeLaurier, principal
of the Toledo schools. The latter, ac-
companied by his daughter Frances,
met his mother at Albany.
Presiding Elder B. F. Rowland will
be in Toledo next Monday evening,
October 30, and conduct quarterly bust.
ness at the NJ f. church, following
preaching and communion service.
Everybody cordially invited to be pres
ent. On Wednesday, November l, the
Presiding Elder will visit Siletz.
R. A. Arnold, Al Waugh, L. NJ. Starr
and Ed Stanton returned Monday
evening from two-weeks' outing in
the Tenmile country, where the latter
owns a fine farm. They had fine
time-so they say. Al Waugh killed
three deer-so they say-and they all
caught plenty of trout-so they say.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Williams of skag-
way, Alaska, departed Saturday morn
ing for their home, after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boeckman and
Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. w. Robertson. Mrs.
Williams is sister of Mrs. Boeckman
aud Mr. Robertson. Mr. Williams is an
engineer on the White Pass railroad.
Gene Young arrived Wednesday
evening from Portland and is circulat.
ing among his old friends here. Mr..
Young and family removed to Portland
last winter but he informs US that he
has disposed of his possessions there
and may decide to locate in southern
Oregon
Messrs. Leese & Scarth of the Lin.
coin County Bank of Toledo have com.
pleted arrangements for the establish.
ment of bank at Newport, which will
be ready for business about the first oil
January. Messrs. Leese & Scarth are
certainly showing their faith in Lin.
coin county, and their example is stim.
ulating and encouraging.
G. L. Gray shipped carload OF alder
lumber to Portland yesterday, con.
signed to show case manufacturing
company. Well seasoned alder takes a
fine polish and is becoming quite popu.
lar with furniture-maEers, Lincoln
county has large quantity of this
timber, which will in few years be
worth more than the ground upon
which it grows.
Misses Edith and Grace Ross left last
Saturday morning for Harrisburg this
state, where they will conduct a con.
fectionery store, manufacturing their
own candies. They were accompanied
by their father, who attended to the
fitting up of the establishment. The
young ladies are expert candymakers
and their genial and courteous dispo.
sitions bespeak for them success in the
business and many new friends such as
will miss them in Toledo.
George McCaulou and Dye Wade
were out hunting last SUNDAY on the
Wade farm northeast of Toledo. Both
are very busy men, by the way, and
cannot find time to hunt on any other
day in the week. But that is anothe,
story. Dye was playing dog in dense
thicket at the edge of canyon. DYE
chased out an animal which George
soon discovered was a cougar. George
opened fire and the cougar jumped
This was repeated seven times. The
cougar finally got back in the brush
not far from Dye and made all kinds o.
frightful noises, having apparently, rar
into one of Georges stray bullets
However, the cougar got away So die
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