Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-05-26

DR.. M. NJ. Davis of Newport was a
passenger valleyward Wednesday.
A. o. Hooker and family, formerly of
Storrs, are now citizens of Toledo.
Captain W. R. Wakefield of Wald-
port had business in the city Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Bert Boles of Yaquina returned
Wednesday evening from a months
visit with her parents at Dunreath,
Iowa.
Kasimir and John Busch and Henry
Myers represented the Drift creek
country yesterday at the good roads
meeting.
Captain Dick Evens and his launch
Leslie H. were up from Newport Tues.
day and Wednesday after scow load
of stove wood.
James Mcdonald of Chitwood sells
beehives at from sl.50 to $165 each,
complete; freight prepaid to Toledo ON
order for or more.
II. G. Coleman, the popular travelling
representative of Wadhams & Kerr
Bros. of Portland, was telling our mer-
chants all about it Wednesday.
M. j.. Thompson has Norwegian
bible printed in 1882, which he will ex-
hibit at the Fair. 1t is a large volume,
and, age considered, in good condition.
Mrs. D. jenkins of Albany, who had
been visiting at Yaquina, returned to
her home Monday. She expects some
day to again become a resident of the
bay.
Chauncey Hawkins returned yester.
day evening from Eugene, where he is
student at the High School. He will
improve his fathers farm during the
vacation season.
Somebody seems to be constructing a
telephone line along the Toledo-New-
port road. We failed to learn the
name of the guilty party, but Jim
Gather seems to be bossing the job.
Jacob Burkel, Toledo's baker, now
has his establishment in complete run
ming order and is putting on the market
all kinds of good things in his line.
See his ad on another page-and re-
member it.
II. E. Collins departed Wednesday
morning for Medford, where he will
visit awhile with his son Robert, and
later with friends at other points in the
southern part of the state. He hopes
to be benefited by the change of cli-
mate.
George K. Freeman, the painter and
decorator, who has been doing some
work at Newport, returned Monday 10
attend to some pressing jobs in Toledo.
Mr. Freeman is an artist in his line,
and our people show their appreciation
by keeping him busy.
Superintendent of Bridges and Build
ings John Stevens and Construction
Foreman Jim Brown are now riding the
line on gasoline power go-devil, with
cushion seats. Ii they fail to speak as
they pass by, you may know they are
feeling slightly way up.
County Commissioner George King
came up from Winant Monday evening
with oysters and other shellfsh for Lin
coin county's exhibit at the Fair. Mr..
King has charge of the fish end of the
show and is on the hustle for good
specimens all the time. He will send
more in few days.
City Marshal AL Hall returned Sat-
urday from Albany, where he was
treated second time for cancer by DR..
Akin. He has been Il great sufferer
during the past two mouths, but now
has reason to believe the treatment has
been successful. His many friends are
glad to see him on duty again.
County Judge Brown departed Tues
day morning for Portland to install
Lincoln countys exhibit at the Lewis
and Clark Fair. A considerable por-
tion of the exhibit has been shipped
and it is quite probable that but little
will be missing Oh opening day-that is,
of the imperishable articles. Ship
ments of fruits, vegetables and honey
will be made as often as needed. Our
fruit and vegetable growers are again
urged TO prepare their best for the big
show. Ii you have anything in this
line for exhibit, please notify the secre-
tary, G. +. Soule, two or three days be-
fore it is ready for shipment. All ex-
penses of securing these articles will