Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-06

John Lloyd ana Frank Lane of SiletZ
were visitors to the Fair last week.
When in Newport go to the Bon Ton
for cigars, tobacco and confectionery.
Commissioners Court held its regu.
lar session this week Proceedings
next week
When in Newport 90 to the Bon Ton,
Owen Graves, proprietor, for Washing.
ton ice cream.
Miss Edythe Hall came over from
Siletz yesterday Cor a visit with rela-
tives in this city.
DR.. II. B. Dabney. the enterprising
dentist, went TO Portland Wednesday
on business mission.
Round trip tickets from Toledo to
the Fair, good for 30 days, $565 via
Corvallis, So 90 via Albany.
Frank Sturdevant, who has been en-
ployed at Skamokawa, Wash, for some
time returned the latter Part of last
week.
The Toledo Social Club will give q
dance at the Woodmen Hall on Satur-
day evening, October Z. Everybody
invited.
a hy-pulling and spelling match
will be held in the basement OF the NJ.
E. church next Monday evening. All
are invited to come.
The recent rains haye brought the
salmon up in large numbers. The run
is expected to be light this season when
compared with the run of last.
Services will be held at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday morning and even
ing by the pastor Rev. j. l.. Himrod.
Morning service at II o clock, subject
"The Atonement." Evening service
at 7:30 o'clock, subject-'The Parable
OF the Talents"
Mrs. Mabel Mcclure, Miss Verna
Ross, Sheriff J. II. Ross and Shed Rose
brook, the latter with his violin accom-
paniment, furnished some unusually
good music at the M. E. church services
last Sunday, which was thoroughly ap.
preciated by the congregation.
Hans l.. Line, who has had charge of
John Kentta's hotel and store st Silet2
for several months, came to Toledo
yesterday and departed this morning
for Minnesota, where he was called by
the illness OF his little son. Mr.. Line
expects to return to Lincoln county.
The Lewis and Clark Exposition
I closes at half past eleven O'Clock Sat
: urday night, October A. 1t was origin
= ally intended that October Is should
be the closing day, but as this date fell
o on Sunday, the change was made. The
Fair has been tremendous success.
George Lewis of Winant brought to
Toledo Saturday II starfish which prob.
4 ably outpoints any other ever brought
n from the bottom of the bay. Starfisl
0 rarely have more than six points, but
c this one has eighteen, thirteen of which
i are perfect and well-developed, the
other five being Sprouts"
Hans Larson contributes to the Lin
coin county exhibit at the FAIR this
J. week several specimens of his I'm
. proved Cattle Beet, one of which tip,
u the scales at 10 pounds, he alss sends
'' several varieties of turnips and Ruta
bagas. Gabriel Dahl contributes some
y very fine King OF Tompkins County
apples.
Il The steamer Harrison of Astoria
while trying to enter Alsea bay raj
aground on the bar and washed ashore
on the south spit where she is fas
going to pieces and will be II total loss
, She was loaded with supplies for the
:, Alsea caunery. All the crew wer,
saved. The Harrison was in Nestucct
- bay few weeks ago with supplies fo
this cannery. She was owned by thu
Elmore Packing Company and has bee,
l. on the coast run for about 20 years.
Cloverdalo Courier.
d Paris j. Parks and Miss Ellen Tassel
10 were united in marriage at the home o
d the brides parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Rob
d ert Tassell near Elk City, on Tuesday
Is October 3, 1905, by Rev, James l., Him
d rod of Toledo. Mr.. Parks is son O
d Leander Parks Of Elk City and ha
20 been employed by f. M. Mays for
ID number of years. After the ceremony
L. which took place at II M, an elab
crate dinner was served. Mr.. and Mrs
=. Parks left next morning for visit t.
D. the Fair at Portland after which the
will raeila at &, lanpOa