Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-01-05

Eu StOcKer was up from newport
Wednesday.
George Gaby was down from Elk City
Wednesday.
George Blattner OF Newport had busi-
ness in the city Tuesday.
J.H. Lutz went to Portland Tuesday
on business more or less.
Tellef Tellefson of Yaquina had bust
ness in the city Wednesday.
Jim Derrick visited relatives and
friends at Eddyville Monday.
Charlie Ruhl of Siletz had business
in the county seat Wednesday.
A. w. Weber of Beaver creek had
business in the city Wednesday.
Jack Cahill of Newport was passen-
ger for Albany Wednesday morning.
Mrs. f. Warford of Albany is in the
city, the gnest of Mrs. A. T. Peterson.
J. S. Copeland OF Salado was county
seat visitor the fore part of the week.
Mrs. NJ. Wygant returned Wednesday
morning from weeks visit at New
port.
Miss Lille Miller of Pioneer spent
New Years in this city, the guest Of
Miss Faith Stewart.
Misses Mollie and Nellie Blower of
Mill were visiting their sister, Mrs. J..
w. Robertson, Tuesday.
Commodore Simon Lentden and his
launch came into port Tuesday evening
from Newport, with Frank Frohreich
for ballast.
Everette Jones left yesterday morn
Ing for independence, where he expects
to be employed during the next two Or
three months.
G. L. Gray's sawmill received few
logs via Depot this week, and it Is
reported that large supply will soon
be in the boom.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mcdonald and
Albert Vredenburg returned Monday
from Chitwood whe.e they spent tine
holidays with James and A. l.. Nc
Douald.
County Judge Brown and family left
yesterday evening for their new home
at Newport, which the Judge has beer
getting ready for several months. His
Toledo property is now vacant.
E. F. Gaar, former citizen who ha:
been at Ashland, Independence and
other points for several. months, re
turned Wednesday night, to remair
indefinitely. They all come back.
Otto o. Krogstad returned yesterda!
evening from Albany, where he at
tended the funeral of his old frienc
Hugo Leweaux, who was his clerk wher
he was in the drug business in Nortf
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c. II. Gardner returned Wednesda!
evening from his visit with relatives
and friends in Sacramento and Sal
Francisco. Mrs. Gardner will prolon!
her visit about two weeks in the latte
city before returning.
The fire insurance companies valu,
Toledo water system and fire depart
ment so highly that they haven't don'
a thing but double the rate on propert,
in the business part of the city. Thi!
is encouraging-very.
George McCluskey left this morning
for Hammond to again enter upon hi
duties as principal of the school o
that place for term of five months
This will complete his third year a
Hammond, which certainly speaks vel
for his ability and popularity.
j. S. Copeland came down from hi
ranch near Salado the fore part of tn
week. He has leased the ranch an,
will not return to it for year at leas
Mr., Copeland has not entirely recovere
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illness and has decided to go to Port
land to consult that somewhat famou
Chinese doctor.
Moses Gregson former old-time an
highly respected citizen of Toledo, die
December 81 at his home in Gold Hill
Mr.. Gregson had almost recovered fror
the effects of congestive chill, whe
ne overtaXed himself aud suffered
relapse. At the time of his death h
was getting his affairs in Gold Hill i
shape to permit his return to Yaquin
Bay. Mrs. Gregson has returned an
is now at the home of her brothe
: Fred Bailey, at Oyster City. Accom-
panied by Mr.. Bailey, she was in Toled