Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-09-08
Adrian Ford was visitor from New.

Fair visitors this week.
c. II. Gardner was a passenger for
the valley yesterday morning.
When in Newport go to the Bon Ton,
Owen Graves, proprietor, for Washing.
ton ice cream.
Dennis Cusack left Monday for pro.
tracted visit in Portland. Later-Den.
mis- is back again.
Mrs. Thomas Butler and son and
Mrs. Charles Boeckman left Wednes-
day morning for Portland to see the
Fair.
Mrs. NJ. j. Tyler of Waldpert was
passenger for Portland this morning,
where she will visit relatives and
friends and the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blower OF Mill
were Toledo visitors Wednesday, ac-
companied by their guests, Prof. and
Mrs. George Coote of Corvallis.
Billy Simpson, Toledos best base
ball pitcher, was down Wednesday from
Elk City, where he is employed between
games, He went to Portland yesterday
10 see the Fair.
The social given by the Ladies' Aid
Society Wednesday night was attended
by only IA few OF our citizens, the net
receipts being 1926. The Society con-
tinues to be thankful for small favors.
Thomas Pavey, Charles Boeckman
and Dudley Perkins send some fine
samples of fruit and vegetables to the
Fair and B. F. Dobson contributes a
bundle of handsome 7.foot oats.
Next!
Presiding Elder Hollingshead will
arrive this evening and hold quarterly
business meeting at the M. E. church.
He will go to Siletz tomorrow, return
ing to Toledo Sunday to conduct COM
munion service in the evening.
Willie Franklin, who has been assist
ing in the C. & f. office at Corvallis
during the summer season, returned
Sunday Oh the excursion train. The
young man is making good progress in
his efforts to acquire a railroad educa-
ton.
/ The Yaquina Bay Mutual Telephone
and Improvement Company has it's
line completed and you can now hello
from Newport to Summit and from
Summit to Somewhere. The work of
installing phones is going on and all
patrons on the line will soon be Sin
touch" 1t is certainly good thing.
A bunch of Toledoltes left Monday
morning for the valley, where they will
help harvest the hop crop and, Incl
dentally, have good time. Among
the mum ber were noticed Mrs. Bergen
and daughter Clara, Misses Nora, Agnes
and Yaqnina Krogstad, Mrs. Hans o.
son and daughter Emma. The others
names escaped.
Joe Hill tried to introduce new item
on the bill of fare of the government
employees at Siletz the fore part of the
week, but they wouldn't stand for it.
He was driving the stage for Hall &
Anderson at the time and was in-
structed to take over part of veal.
Thinking Clerk Rastall would not
know the difference, Joe took over t he
hide, but left the meat in Toledo. 1t
wouldn't work-probably because Joe
forgot to remove the hair.
A second Indictment was returned
by the Federal grand jury last Satur-
day against w, N. Jones, Thad Potter,
ct al, and, contrary to the prevailing
opinion, County Clerk Ira Wade was
again made party to the alleged fraud
in connection with timber lands on the
Siletz. The LEADER has not changed
its opinion in the least. We believe
Ira Wade to be entirely innocent of the
charge, and also believe he will be vim
dicated by fair trial. 1t is not nec-
essary to say more at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Angel of Glen
Elder, Kan, departed for their home
Tuesday morning, after months visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Wadsworth,
Mrs. Angel and Mr.. Wadsworth being
cousins. While here the Kansans un.
doubtedly had the time of their lives
and will never forget the delightful
month on Yaquina Bay, with the side
trips to Otter Rock, Seal Rocks and
other famous spots in Lincoln county.
When the Sunfiower state is caressed
by the withering heat of summer and
the crimping blasts Of winter, they II
think Of Oregon-and no one will be
surprised If some day they wander
back again,