Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-12-28

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Al Reynolds of Waldport was a
county seat visitor yesterday.
John D. Welch returned Wednesday
from visit with his family in Portland.
Austin Altree of Portland is in the
city this week visiting his son Ed and
family.
County Commissioner John Fogarty
of Newport passed through yesterday
morning en- route to Albany.
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George Mcbride and family have been
visiting relatives and friends in Oregon
City and Portland during the past
week.
Mrs. Ted McElwain of Portland ar
rived Monday evening to visit with
relatives and friends during the holiday
season.
Mrs. I'll. E. Collins went up to Chit.
wood yesterday to visit her daughter.
Mrs Mabel Mcdonald. who is reported
among the sick.
Postal Clerk Charlie Litchfield and
family OF Yaquina returned Wednesday
from Christmas visit with Mr.. Litch-
fields folks at Salem.
c. G. Mcbride of Eddyville, who is
located in Albany with his family for
the winter, passed through yesterday
evening en- route to the Yachats country,
Samuel Davis of Nashville was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Davis has pur-
chased the A. ]. Whitaker place near
Nashville. He recently came from
Polk county.
George King and Joe Shermer of
Winant were in Toledo Monday. Joe
recently returned from Coos county,
where he has been helping that county
grow for several months.
j. ID. Doty of Yaquina, who had been
at home for a couple OF weeks, passed
through Wednesday morning, returning
to Medford, where he is "wintering" in
the interest of his health.
Landlord Dennis Cusack went to
Portland yesterday. There is a rumor
that he may bring back landlady-all
his own but Dennis hasn't been acting
like one affected that way.
There is great deal of talk bout
"6lind pigs" etc., in Toledo, and, it
must be confessed, occasional jags give
strong support to the talk. But talk is
useless. 1t is the duty of law respect
ing citizens who are able to produce
evidence that liquor is being dispensed
unlawfully to do their talking to officials
whose duty it is to enforce the law. 1t
is still quite generally considered a
crime to conceal a crime. The citizen
VINO knows all about it should get busy.
There was shooting match in Toledo
last Saturday, "under the ausrices" of
Jim Derrick. THE LEADER was unable
10 be present, but is Informed that Tom
Blower of Yaquna carried off the
honors with the rife, while Ches Nor.
rison of Pioneer got the BOBBY prize.
In the scattergun events, Ralph Pepin
of Chitwood captured one match with
straight score on blue rocks. The
lay was unfavorable for good shooting
and some of the best shots fell down
BADLY. Ches Morrison has declared bis
Intention to quit the game, having de.
''ded to save his money and buy a cow.
George jacobson of Howard, Colo.
arrived Wednesday evening for a visit
With his son Anton, whom he had not
een for nearly twenty-five wears.
deorge Jacobson was a sailor and one
lay left his home in Norway on a ship
pound for some faraway port. A series
II adventures and misfortunes com.
'ined TO prevent Mr.. Jacobson's return
o bis native land for several years. In
he meantime his wife, Anton's mother
lad died Later Anton was brought to
america and located in Dakota. He
ld not even remember his father. not
aving seen him since he was four years
Id and his father had lost trac. of
Inn. IL was only through meeting a
tranger from his birthplace in Norway
hat Anton learned that his faith er was
Till alive, and he was located in Colo
ado through correspondence with
rlends in Norway. The meeting in
oledo followed. TONY" is ahead one
ather
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