Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-20

day from busines trip to Portland.
Miss Grace Ross came in from Harris
burg Sunday for visit with her folks.
Captain Henry Nice of Lutjens is
transacting business in the city today.
B. F. Hahn and Justice Noah Leabo
of Yaquina were in the city Wednes-
( day.
/ Dr.. H. B. Dabney returned last even
ing from a visit with his wife in Port
land.
Nick Stempel of Roots passed home
ward Saturday from business trip to
Portland.
Allen Hughes of Astoria arrived Mon
day for two-week's visit with relatives
and friends.
Attorney B. F. Jones of Independence
passed through Sunday on business
trip to the Yachts country
John Albert was over from Siletz
yesterday and bought fine Stude-
The Toledo baseball team reports
nothing doing these days on account of
not being able to secure satisfactory
grounds.
; i. S. Akin, Jim Derrick and Al
T. Waugh returned Monday from very
successful trout-fishing expedition on
the Siletz.
The new city float at the foot OF
Second street is nearing completion.
1t is an improvement that will be
appreciated.
: Chauncey Hawkins left yesterday
morning to again tackle job in saw
. mill near Eugene, and thus get in good
condition for the coming school season.
e Mrs. "Kisor of Philomath arrived
a Monday evening for visit with her
J.; daughter, Mrs. &. G. Copeland, at
t, Siletz. The latter and her daughter
$ Esther met Mrs Kisor at Toledo.
e Piotr Kobielski of Kernville was IN
the city Wednesday making proof on
= his homestead before County Clerk
IS Wade. On the same day Ernest G.
g Ebers OF Boise, Idaho, and Cliff F.
e Willis of Portland made proof on tim
= Der claims.
Several members OF the north bunch
of the Coast road surveying crew passed
through Wednesday morning Ell route
to Portland. They did not seem to
know why they were called off the
= work at this time, but understood they
~ are to return about August l.
)e William Mcmillan was drowned Mon
day morning while attempting to SWIM
ID horse across the Alsea river about six
IS miles above Waldport. There we're nc
of eye witnesses to the accident, but it is
st supposed the young man was swept
from the horse by the swift current.
The c. & E. excursion from the Val
ley last Sunday was the biggest of the
he season, nine coaches being filled will
people who appreciated the oppsrtunit,
D. to fill up on sea breeze and beacl
scenery at reduced rates. Newport ant
u. Nye beach continue to hold first plac
among the resorts of the Pacific Coast
and don't you forget it.
DR.. Adams, the Portland dentist
O. made business trip to Newport, com
ing in Saturday evening and returning
Monday, accompanied by Edwin
Jewell and family who will occupy tn
ne Doctors home during the month O
od July. The Doctors Adams will com
ed the 10th of August, as usual, and dun
ny ing the month will spend a few days i
iii the interest of their profession in Te
ledo. Further notice will be given i
this paper.
Cecil Wygant OF Newport passe
through last Saturday en- route t
", Panama, where he has secured
lis position with the engineer corps en-
Al ployed on the canal. Cecil took tb
nd civil-service examination several montl
at ago. also the physical examination pre-
ort paratory to entering West Point, pas
p. ing both with high grades. The offt
nd OF employment in the canal zone can
Cor suddenly and was something of su
to prise, but Cecil accepted it withot
E. hesitation, cut loose from home, an
md will sail on the 25th inst from Ne
alf York, after spending a few days at tt
iny national capital, The boys pluck al
rem ambition to make good are commen
able. There is nothing attractive
the Panama country, while the dang
ash from yellow fever and malaria is alwa
to be counted.