Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-08-24
NJ. L, Trapp was down from Chitwood

Monday.
R.N. Warnock OF Eddyyille had bus
mess in Toledo Monday.
W. w. Soule went to Otter Rock Sat-
urday for few days outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall went to
Portland Wednesday morning.
Ed Wade returned Sat urday evening
from few days absence in the Valley.
J.F. Lown of Yaquina was transact
ing business at the county seat Mon
day.
Miss Ferne Hooker of Waldport is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o.
Hooker.
Sheriff Ross returned Wednesday
evening from a visit with his daughters
at Harrisburg.
Those elegant shirtwaists at Mrs.
Fish's which formerly sold for $l.o0,
are going for rs cents.
Mrs. G. r. Schenck returned Tues
evening from a weeks visit with her
niece, Mrs. B. Ii. Boles, at Albany.
Mrs. Hawkins and daughter Blanche,
of Siletz went to Portland Saturday
morning, returning Monday evening.
Mrs. Fred Ross came up from New
port Monday morning for visit with
Mr.. Ross parents, Sheriff and Mrs.
j, II. Ross.
Charley Hyde came home Saturday
evening from Blodgett, where he has
been running donkey engine IN log
. ging camp.
j. j. Derby, one of the solid Siletz
farmers, was in Toledo Monday. jim
my finds plenty of work on his newly
acquired homestead.
r Miss Jena Hayes, after weeks visit
| with her grandmother, Mrs. R. F,
Raines, departed Wednesday morning
3 for her home in Portland
Misses Beatrice Oldham and Della
=. Messenger of Carlton are visiting at
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Enos.
/ Miss Oldham is niece of Mrs. Enos.
Mrs. B. P. Van CleYe and children
after a three weeks visit with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ralph Van Cleve, departed fol-
their home in Portland, Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Samuel Conibear and daughter
Of Genesee county, New York, arrived
a Wednesday evening for visit witt
f their son and brother, W. H: Conibeal
. and family.
Mrs. 7. P. Fish returned Saturday
4 evening from three weeks visit at the
!, Collins Mineral Springs near The
). Dalles. She was accompanied home by
her cousin, Miss Blanche Jeffreys.
Depoe Charley, one of the oldest
. Indians ou the Siletz, died at Newpor
o Tuesday night of heart failure. Hi
was buried at Siletz yesterday. Depoc
}, was good man and his sudden deatf
b was a shock to his many friends il
q this community.
: Blackberrying is the rage now. Ev
cry bush within radius OF four miles
" of town is visited at least once day BY
:. our women and children-and some
-. times men-in the hopes of fndin,
a berry or two that has turned littl,
darker red. A berry that don't ge
i picked during these exciting times is
= mighty bum berry.
Mrs. u. +. Baumann and son, Ned
came up from Newport Tuesday morn
:. Ing for visit with friends. They de
l. parted Thursday morning for short
p visit at Albany and Portland before re
y turning to their home at Gold Hill
Mrs. Baumann's mother, Mrs. Gregson
who has been visiting at Winant, &C
/. companied them home.
81 Last Saturday morning the two yea
u old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Altre
walked through some ashes and coal
e where brush heap had been burned
q the evening before. Before he could b.
q rescued both feet had been severel
burned to above the ankles. DR.
j Burgess was called and the little fellow
q is reported to be getting along nicely.
While the Cheneys were at Newpor
-, they made little experiment at put
- - ting up clans of which there are plen
~ ty at that place. Mr.. E. Cheney wen
out between tides and picked them u,
along the beach, and from these the
filled 100 cans. They have remember
u ed their friends with samples sine
>. their return, and these have proved t
VI be so nice that there would be grea
" m q rket for than, if tbar ,yo,o ..,-A