Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-14

Paris Parks of Elk City was in To-
ledo Monday.
Postmaster Roddy of Winant was in
the city Wednesday
John Kentta of Siletz had business
in the city Tuesday night.
Mrs. B.. F. Swope OF Newport was
visiting in the city Tuesday.
Billy Allen of Bald Mountain was a
county seat visitor last Saturday
w. E. Foster departed Sunday for a
protracted visit at the state metropolis.
Fred Weatherford of Albany passed
through to Newport Wednesday even
ing.
Superintendent X. c. Egbert of Siletz
had business in Toledo the fore part of
the week.
George A. Hall & Co. have sold their
livery business at Newport to County
Commissioner John Fogarty.
A number of the business houses are
displaying fresh coats of paint. It's a
sign of prosperity, we hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hurley of Albany
visited relatives and friends in the city
from Saturday evening until Monday
morning.
Robert Anderson, who has been visit
ing his brother Norman, departed this
morning for his home at Yuma City,
California.
Mrs. c. Sullivan aud son Connie OF
Albany were in the city Monday visit
ing Mrs. Sullivan's son, L. G. Fox, local
agent of the c & E.
Mrs. E. Conner has leased the Gem
Cafe, under the Bonbonere, and will
endeavor to make it the most popular
eaiing-house in the county. Try it.
Justice Robert DePoe and family OF
Siletz left Monday morning for Salem
to attend the State Fair. They will
also visit in Portland before returning
Sven Bradeson, manager of the
creamery at Junction City, passed
through to Newport Sunday on the
Elks' excursion, returning the same
day.
Miss Rena Bradeson came up from
Newport Tuesday morning for few
days visit at home. She expects to re
main in Newport during the coming
winter.
Mrs. Allen Parker went to Salem
Wednesday to visit relatives and The
State Fair. She was accompanied by
her son Frank and grandson Clyde
Mcmillan.
Mrs. J. II. Ross, accompanied by hel
son Jimmie aud daughter Mollie, Wen
to Harrisburg last Saturday for a visi
with her daughters, Misses Edith
Verne and Grace.
Miss Cora Litchfield of Salem passed
through to Yaquina Monday evening
for visit with her brother Charlie
and family. She was accompanied b!
her niece, little Miss Alice Shindler
also OF Salem.
Clarence Ofstedahl departed yester
day morning to join the family in thei
Seattle home. He expects to return t,
the bay next summer. He was accom-
panied by his cousin, Juanita Krogstad
who will visit the family for severa
weeks.
Chief Engineer A. j. Mcmillan of tn
Oregon Coast & Eastern came in las
; Friday evening from Portland and lef
[ Monday morning to inspect the work o
the surveying crew which worked soutl
, from Toledo. He was accompanied b,
his sou Alec.
Mrs, Powers, who has been visitin,
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. Z
Hawkins, departed last Saturday fo
I San Francisco, where she will visi
relatives few days before proceeding
to her home in Arkansas. Mr.. Hawkin
accompanied her to the nervous city.
T. w. Beddo departed Tuesday morn
ing for his former home in Los Angeles
to remain indefinitely, He went vii
the horseback route as far as the Val
ley, where he expected to sell his team
He may not think SO now, but he'll
: probably return when the robbins mes
d again-or thereabouts.
DR.. Carter was up. from Newpor
9 yesterday to visit George McCluske
0 and reports the young man gettin
r along nicely. George hasn't waste
e much of his useful time in being sicI
o but this siege has been severe. Fl
y will not be able to take charge of hi
i school at Hammond at the opening c