Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-22
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friends in the City yesterday.
All wishing character masques for
the ball, leave orders with o. o. Krog-
stad.
Marshal James Beach of Newport
was passenger for Albany Wednesday
morning.
Hermann Webber of Beaver Creek
passed through Wednesday morning en-
route to Oregon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leese went to
Corvallis Tuesday for brief visit with
the fog and other friends.
Dabney the dentist made his regular
professional visits to Eddyville and
Elk City Wednesday and Thursday.
Jack Ross is visiting his sisters,
Misses Edith and Grace, at Harrisburg.
He will return after the holiday season.
Having been born in North Dakota,
there is some doabt about City Marshal
Ted McElwain being a citizen of the
United States
The Rosebrook Orchestra is putting
forth every effort to make the masquer-
ade ball at Woodmen hall, Christmas
night success Don't fail to attend.
Daniel Boone departed Wednesday
morning for his home in Medford, after
a couple of weeks visit with relatives
and friends. And there's one fond
heart will "miss" him when he's gone,
gone, gone.
A good many homeseekers have been
inspecting Lincoln county during the
past two weeks. The assistance of our
citizens and fair prices for real estate
will probably hold some of them.
Robert Mann, accompanied by Ralph
and Archie Pepin OF Chitwood, left
Monday for Philomath, near which
place they are working with a large
force on the new Corvallis waterworks
pipe line.
A. J. Mcmillan and family departed
Monday morning for Vancouver, B. c.,
where they will reside indefinitely.
Mr.. Mcmillan has charge of the con
struction of logging railroad near
Vancouver, which will keep him there
for several months.
William Ii. Doyel of Waldport was in
Toledo Monday making proof on his
homestead before County Clerk Wade
with Oliver Bennett and William Helm
as witnesses. AS Mr.. Doyel is not il
the prescribed district he will probably
acquire title to his 160 in due time.
B. +. Jones has established a law
office at Independence, and is now a
that place with his son Francis. Inde
pendence was shy on legal lights, while
Toledo had surplus-hence tn,
change. Mr.. Jones family will con
tinue to reside in Toledo, we under
stand.
DR.. D. w. Roos of Manistique, Mich
was in the city the fore part of tn,
week. He has returned to Michigan
!, but will come to Oregon to live as sool
as he can arrange his affairs in hi
. present home. He is very favorabl
impressed with Toledo and will prob
> ably locate here. The doctor is grad
uate of the Chicago Medical College
1 and seems to be gentleman and
scholar,
=, E. G. Nelson, who arrived about tw
weeks ago from Peru, Kansas, Mas pul
< chased the "Old Caledonia" place nea
the Olalla railroad bridge, paying $500
for the same. He will build res
dence on the place and occupy it g
soon as possible. In the meantime b
u is occupying the Dr. Carter residenc
y in Toledo. Mr.. Nelson announces tha
y he is here to stay. He has two sou
y who will attend the Toledo schools
Mr.. Nelson's farm contains IS acres
'e aud it is one of the best places OF th
y size in Lincoln county.
Colonel Edward C ]. Wild Bill Smit
of Bald Mountain was in the city Tue
day making proof on his homestea
,p before County Clerk Wade. Albe
Sijota of Kernville and John Fogarty
Newport were his witnesses. The la
ter's daughter, Mrs. Mary j. Jacobso
also made proof, with Andrew Wi
u niewski and Z. J. Smith as witnesse
We sincerely hope Mr.. Heney and tt
IS rest of the Administration will acce
" the sworn statements OF these goo
citizens and cause patents to be issue
4. Immediately. Right here is got
in place for the powers to begin the wo
Of atonement.