Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-02-02
Say, have you registered?
Home-cured hams at Stewards Store.
Lease blanks for sale at THE LEADER

Lease DlanKs LOT SAFE at lHE LEADER
Office
c. X. Mitchell of Yaquina had busi-
ness in the city Wednesday.
]. H. Doty and son Clarence we're
visitors from Yaquina Monday.
County Commissioner George King of
Winant was in the city Wednesday.
For Sale--A safe, cheap for cash. In.
quire at residence of Mrs. J. Ofstedahl.
Mrs. H. F. Harmon of Rainier is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Enos.
Miss Mollie Walch OF Albany re.
turned to her home Wednesday after
brief visit to the bay.
Deputy County Clerk Lee Wade got
out Of the house again Tuesday, after
very warm mixup with the grip.
Mrs. Con Sullivan and Con, Jr., re-
turned Tuesday to their home at AL
bany after an outing at the beach.
Postal Clerk Charlie Litchfeld and
family of Yaquina went to Salem
Wednesday for visit with the formers
folks.
Postal Clerk J. H. Penn of Yaquina
recovered from severe attack OF the
grip in time to begin his regular run
Wednesday morning.
l.. + Tenant Of Hammond was in
the city yesterday, returning to his
home today He is barber and may
decide to locate in Toledo in the near
future.
The c. & E. train men report that
the little 2-year-old son of j. A. Wood
OF Blodgett was drowned Tuesday by
falling into tub containing only about
six or eight inches of water.
Rev. ii. d. Chambers of Portland
preached to good audience at st.
Johns Episcopal church Tuesday even
ing. He is an interesting speaker and
has arranged to visit Toledo every
month until further notice.
Billy Simpson, the crack pitcher of
Toledo's baseball team, came down
from Elk City Wednesday for little
practice, the January summer weather
giving him the fever. His twirling
wing is getting stronger and more cum
ming every day.
County Treasurer Hyde has received
from Secretary of State Dunbar $295. .02,
the same being Lincoln county's appor-
tionment of the United States Land
Sales Fund in the State Treasury Jan
uary 26, 1906. The total amount of the
fund on this date was $2S,2l2.37.
Dan Hurley and Tom Cockrell, who
have been visiting in Toledo during the
past week, returned Wednesday to
their home in Albany They shipped
out fine new rowboat, designed by
Oliver Altree, who also superintended
the construction.
Mrs. Everett Jones departed Monday
morning to join her husband at their
future home in Independence. A sur
prise party was rendered Mrs. Jones
Saturday night at the Parker House.
A large number of her friends were
present and very pleasant time is
reported.
Acting City Marshal Ross pinched
Gus Olson last Sunday for violating the
Sunday closing ordinance. AS it was
clear case, Gus pleaded guilty and got
let down to the extent of only $25. A
few more shots of that kind would
justify the resurrection OF the street
lamps. Don't it?
Observer krogstad's weather report
for the month of January shows that
the warmest day of the month was the
Both, when the therm ometer registered
6S. Only twice during the month did it
reach the freezing point, the mean
temperature being IL deerees above
that point. We believe Lincoln county
holds the state record for summer
winter weather.
Remember the Redmen's dance, Feb.
ruary II, at Woodmen Hall, Toledo,
Oregon. Tickets, including supper,
Sl.5O; spectators, 75c., ladies, free. The
management is making every effort to
insure a good time. The C. & f. rail-
road has made Il special rate for the
occasion of one fare for round trip from
Summit and all points west to Toledo.
Get your paint and feathers, All trails
lead to Toledo. Tickets on sale at
Lewis, Stewards S and Krogstad's, Tole-
do; Ranney's, Summit; Derrick Bros,
Eddyville; &. Z. Smiths, Chitwood,