Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-04-21


4 were Toledo visitors Monday.
Mrs. c. G. Copeland and her brother
Amos Kisor from Siletz we're in the CITY
Yesterday.
His Honor A. W. Weber and John
Bowers were visitors from Beaver creek
Wednesday.
John l. Butterfeld, John Lloyd and
Earl Butterfeld were Toledo visitors
from Kernville Yesterday.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs. fancy
stock. only 81 per setting of 13. Mrs.
George Bethers, Toledo, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mis-. R. H. Howell returned
Wednesday from visit with relatives
and friends in the Beaver creek country.
Fred Stanton returned Tuesday from
a long hike and protracted stay in
the big woods of the Euchre mountain
country.
Mrs. Fred Stanton returned Tuesday
from Siletz. where she has been filling
the position of cook at the Indian train
ing school.
Warren Hall and Frank Lane were
over from Siletz Tuesday after the DR..
Wetmore launch, which was purchased
by Stanisla Strylewicz
Mrs. Lillian V. Mcdonnell OF Brook
lyn, n. Y, arrived Tuesday evening
and went to Siletz next morning to
enter upon her duties as cook at the
Indian training school,
L. F. Coin, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in the South Beach
and Alsea Bay communities, returned
Monday to his post of duty at the life
saving station at Hammond, Or.
Our former fellow-townsman John r.
Want writes that he is now located at
Abernethy. n. w. T., where he has a
good position and is pleased with the
country. He sends regards to Toledo
friends.
Louis N. Fletcher, accompanied by
his wife and baby, came in from their
home near Kernyille yesterday and left
this morning for Albany. They will
visit with Mr.. Fletcher's mother who is
dangerously ill.,
Captain McJunkin with his launch
Toledo took the following Toledoites to
Newport Wednesday evening to attend
meeting of the Eastern Star: Mr.
and Mrs Fl. Cannon, Mr.. aud Mrs. r.
Fl. Howell, Mrs. John Ofstedahl, and
Misses Edith and Vernie Ross.
} George Bethers returned Monday
evening from Portland, where he at.
tended special session Of the A. o. U
W. grand lodge. He inspected the
, Lewis and Clark Fair grounds and re-
ports the work OF construction progress
ing rapidly. He also inspected Van
couver, Wash.
Samuel Center and Ade Crosno de-
parted last Saturday for Grants Pass
} At that place they will meet Al Reed
and hike into the rugged wilderness te
prospect for gold The scene of their
initial operations will be in the vicinity
, of the famous Briggs bonanza, with
, which many of our readers are familiar
The wish is unanimous that our fellow
citizens make strike it rich and return
, to Toledo without mishap and whach
up.
Oliver Altree returned Monday even
ing from Eugene, whore he purchased
more sawmill machinery, including {
, rs horse. power engine. He expects t,
have his remodelled mill in operation
about June /. The capacity of the mil
will be about 80, 600 feet per day wher
operated by a full force. Mr.. Altree'
constantly Increasing business demands
increased capacity, and he will in few
weeks be able to meet all orders
promptly.
Died April l8, 1905, at his home nea
Toledo, Seth Waltros, aged 81 years
Deceased was born in Norwalk, Ohio
about lS4S. He came first to Oregon il
1901. and after IA short residence wa
absent ior year or two, returning il
1904. His sickness was of about tw
= months duration, attended with mucI
physical suffering, which was patientl
, endured. Those who knew him truste
him as a friend and mourn his decease
He was veteran OF the civil Wal
/. Burial services, conducted by the pas
tor of the NJ. r. church, Rev c. NJ
/. Brvan, we're held Wednesday after
!. noon.