Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-09-29

Ed Wade is In Portland this week
and probably seeing more or less of the
"fair."
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Altree and Frank
Nye were passengers for the Fair city
yesterday morning
Hans Olson and sons John and Enoch
were among the passengers for the Fair
Wednesday morning.
Miss Carrie Raines, Mrs w. P. Ford
and Miss Lola Wade left Saturday |
morning for the Fair.
d. J. Derby and Adam Rae, the ex-
pert gardeners, supplied the city with
fine tomatoes Wednesday.
Mrs. c. H. Young of Portland, a
former citizen OF Toledo, arrived Sat-
urday evening and visited old neigh
bors until Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Altree, John
McCluskey, c. & v. Agent Franklin
and John Kentta, the Siletz hotel man,
were among the passengers tairward
Tuesday morning.
DR.. A. j. Hendry, the Newport dentist,
was in the city Tuesday. He will have
an office over G. r. Schenck's meat
market and make regular visits to
Toledo during the winter.
Fred Stanton and Will Soule accom-
panied Special Agent Lafferty over into
the Siletz country Tuesday to show him
some choice farms. Mr.. .Lafferty, by
the way, is from Missouri.
Mrs. A. s. Casteel of Yaquina passed
through Monday morning for Portland,
where she will visit the Fair and also
find time to select choice stock of
winter goods for her store.
Joseph Blower OF Mill was pass
enger for the Fair Monday morning.
Mr.. Blower is especially Interested in
the big live stock show, feature which
will attract thousands of progressive
farmers like himself.
DR.. H. B. Dabney, formerly of Port
land, has now located permanently in
Toledo and will be found in the Offices
formerly occupied by DR.. Parker in the
Ofstedahl building, where he is pre-
pared to do first-cass dental work.
Rev. C. NJ. Bryan, who has been pas.
tor of the local NJ. +. church during
the past year, has been assigned to
Charlottesville, in Linn county, but
will inspect the field before accepting
4 His many friends here hope his next
charge may be in every way desirable.
w. B. Hayden, who had been visiting
his old friend Ed Avery, returned Mon
day to his home in Portland. He il
, expected back tomorrow, accompanied
5 by his wife, and they will probably 10
cate in or near Toledo. Being Nebras
i. kans, this part of the world looks goot
! to them.
e P. A. Miller of Pioneer writes tina
himself and neighbors are collectin,
( fruit and vegetables for the county ex
4 hibit at the Fair. 1t is a good example
. and others will doubtless fall in lin
8 aud keep the Lincoln county boot
S filled during the next next two week
!, with the best that grows,
S All the facts and figures connecte
Il with the county exhibit at the Fai
o will be given publicity In due time
It when honest, fair-minded citizens vii
II have an opportunity to size up tn
e alleged gratis which are causing sill
Willie of Newport to have SO man
infantile spasms.
Rev. H. G. Kemp of Siletz returne
: Monday from the M. E. conference 6
- Albany. He has been transferred
y Rainier, on the Columbia river, a fe
V miles from Astoria. Rev. and Mr.
Kemp will be missed by the man
'e friends they have made during the
N stay in Siletz. We understand Re-
~ Kemps successor is Rev. Meyers,
C. Young minister who comes highl
recommended.
- Rev. James L. Himrod arrived Mo-
u day evening to enter upon his duties
= pastor of the M. E. church. He hi
u for some time been stationed at p
y mona, Cal, where his wife and lit
son will remain until about the first
40 November. Rev. Himrod will condd
III services ut the NJ. E. church Sund;
ne morning and evening Morning tex
1.-The Great Commission evenin
10 1.-THE Heavenly Vision" Everybot
in cordially invited to be present.
nd For Sale.