Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-08-10
George Blattner of Newport was in
the city Wednesday.

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Jesse Whitford of Elk City was a
Toledo visitor Wednesday.
Charlie Litchfield, the postal clerk,
was up from Yaquina Tuesday.
Miss Edith Ross came in from Harris
burg the latter part of last week for
visit with her folks.
Mrs. o. A. Hooker returned Wednes-
day from visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Helms, at Waldport.
Misses Nora and Agnes Krogstad
went to Newport Wednesday evening
to be summer girls for few days.
Joe Graham is sick this week at the
home of Mrs. Lavinia Altree. DR.,
Burgess reports that he is improving.
Mrs. Fred Ross of Lodi, Calf, passed
through to Newport Wednesday even.
ing fora visit with relatives and friends.
W. M. Bodman and daughter of Port
land are guests of F. NJ. Stanton and
family. Mr.. Bodman is a nephew of
Mr.. Stanton.
Dennis Cusack OF Roots blew in yes
terday and got his whiskers harvested.
He expects to return to his farm in two
or three days.
Miss Martha Rache and brother
Filing of Portland arrived Tuesday
evening for a two-weeks' visit with
Toledo friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Wolfe of Ocean
View left last Saturday morning for
Portland, where Mrs. Wolfe will receive
medical treatment.
County Surveyor Jim Derrick re.
turned Wednesday evening from two
weeks surveying stunt in the Drift
creek and Alsea districts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Terry of Port
land are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
III. Gardner. Messrs. Terry and Gard
ner were partners III business few
years ago.
, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. McCreary and
daughter of SCOTS Bluffs, Nebraska
arrived Tuesday evening for a visit
|, with Mrs. McCreary's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. j. Robb, of Mill l.
Mrs. Harper Reed and children left
Monday for their former home il
Nebraska to join the head of the
family. They went by the California
Jose.
Samuel Center, Al Waugh and George
McCaulou returned the fore part of the
week from fishing trip with artillery
AL said there was ''nothing doing" but
he grinned peculiar grin when he
said it.
Mr.. and MIS-. j. IL. Gile left this
morning for their home in Portland
Mr.. Gile has been doing good work in
the subsidy line for the D. G. & E., and
will probably return to Lincoln county
in the near future.
Lon Dundon reports that the frs,
kiln of brick on his place, now In pro
cess of burning, will be completed
within a few days, and the quality
promises to be excellent. The kiln con-
tains about $4,000.
Presiding Elder Rowland conducted
, quarterly conference Tuesday evening
at the NJ. f. church and favored II
small congregation with one OF his fine
, sermons. He visited Siletz Wednesday
t going to Corvallis Thursday.
, A bunch of famous nimrods consist.
ing OF Ches Morrison of Pioneer, G. Il
Crosno, Renus Arnold, George Nc
Cluskey. Oscar Long and Bobby Mann
were out Wednesday after bear-but
the bear didn't know it.
Rev. +. H. Bryant OF Sheridan ar
rived last Friday evening and left next
morning for his farm on the Siletz, tC
which he now has a clear title frou
> Uncle Sam. He returned Tuesday
evening and visited friends until Thurs
day morning.
Fred Stanton, who is with the O. G
K Il. surveying crew in the south end
fell over small precipice near \Capc
Perpetua one day last week and wa
pretty badly bunged up, but a. letter tC
Mrs. Stanton indicates that he is agail
able to do light work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wadsworth anC
son of Portland arrived Saturday even
ing fora visit with the formers parents
Frank received a telegram Tuesda!
r evening calling him back to Portland
4 on urgent business. He returne,
Wednesday, leaving his family behind