Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-08-24
Mrs. A. B. Clark visited friends at


Fern Hayden has accepted position
as clerk in Stewards store.
About thirty of our people attended
the circus at Albany yesterday.
Charles Ruhl of Siletz was doing bus
mess in Toledo Monday and Tuesday.
Miss. Ethel Ross returned to Albany
Tuesday morning, after short visit at
home.
Mrs. Julia Young arrived last even
ing from Portland for visit among |
friends.
Charles Johnson OF EddyvilIe had |
business in the county seat Friday and
Saturday.
j j. Turnidge arrived Monday even
ing from Portland for visit among old
friends and scenes.
Colonel j. Ii. Penn, who has been
very sick at his home at Yaouina, is
reported to be improving.
Mrs. King, after a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. G. B. Crosno, departed
for her home at Corvallis, Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Wadsworth and son
Merle and Miss Margaret Mackey re-
turned Monday morning from New
port.
j. j. Gather completed the fill on
the Toledo Newport wagon road in
front of j. f. Stewards residence yes
terday.
Ed Avery and family returned Mon
day morning from Otter Rock, where
they have been camping for the last
two weeks.
Filing Rache returned Monday morn
ing to Portland, after two weeks vis-
it with old acquaintances in Toledo
and Newport.
The Yaquina Bay Life Saving Station
has been moved from South Beach to
the old lighthouse on the north side of
the bay, in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter, Schirmer of the
lower bay were in town Saturday.
They brought crate of Strawberries
which were not slow sellers.
William McJunkin, who has been Wis
iting with his son, l. B. McJunkin, and
family for the past year, departed Tues
day morning for his home at Weather,
ford, Oklahoma.
Arthur Nye, who has for the past
l several years, been an efficient clerk in
, Stewarts' store, left this morning tC
t accept similar position in Seattle. We
5 all regret to see Arthur leave town
+ but will welcome him back again next
i. spring. possibly sooner.
r. S. Barclay of Tidewater on Alsea
Bay left yesterday after journey to
Corvallis for supplies. He has lived on
his present farm since 1875. His broth,
er, j. R. Barclay has resided on his
t farm in the same locality for similar
period. The Two enjoy the distinction
\ of being the only farmers who now re.
4 side on the farms which they settled in
: that locality 81 years ago.-Corvallis
S Times.
A Corvallis man was recently very
sad because his wife had gone out of
S town on q visit, which she would not
t shorten in spite of his appeals to her
L tN hnp,a Ia Hnoll,r bit N
t plan to induce her to come home. He
sent her copy of each of the local pa.
pers with one item clipped out, and
e when she wrote to find out what it was
| he had clippd out he refused to tell
= her. The scheme worked admirably.
v In Jess than week she was home to
4 find out what it was that had been 60
4 ing on that her husband didn't want
r her to know.
Two salesmen in town recently
- who knew each other we'll called on the
same man, at the same time, only tc
discover that his Office door was locked
, One of them suggested that they leave
JnelT CaruS sJlChinS III onc SidCh VI Iii'
L door Not on your life," said the
other, "and I'll tell you why. once
: had good customer who had an offics
d in one OF the down town buildings
One day when called he was out and
l. the Office was locked, so | stuck my
card in the crac: as you suggested
l. Not long after rival salesman blew il
l. and saw my card. He wrote on tn,
4, face of it, just over my name, ~ have
a been trying to find you for two days
7. now you can go to hell" "All coult
% say never squared it with the custome
and tha other fallow nnt the trada -