Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-14
Toledo and vicinity are not so dry.
Peter Abbey of Newport was Toledo
visitor Tuesday.

NidIenCc EOSteT Vi OnlJWOOu was u
Sunday visitor in Toledo.
Mrs. William Borden of Newport
visited friends in Toledo Monday.
Shed Rosebrook returned yesterday
vening from business trip to Albany.
James Ball OF Newport was passen-
ger for Salem and the State Fair Tues
day.
S. q. Irwin of Newport passed through
Wednesday on a business trip to Valley
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blower of Mill
went to Salem Tuesday to attend the
State Fair.
County Commissioner John Fogarty
of Newport was in the city Monday on
official business.
Miss Esther Copeland of Siletz has
been in Toledo for several days, the
guest of Mrs. Jennie Arnold.
Al Waugh left Tuesday morn Ing on
business trip to Olympia, WASH, where
ne may locate in the near future.
Supervisor Wiley Parrish has been
engaged this week in making some
needed repairs on the Olalla bridge.
Mrs. G. L. Litchfield OF Yaquina came
up Wednesday for a visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. John
McCluskey
Mrs. Mary Jones, who visited her
niece, Mrs, Alice Waugh, during the
summer, returned last week to her
home in Iowa.
Some OF our citizens want Lincoln
county to invest IN portable sawmill
Others are bucking the proposition.
And there you are!
Mr. and Mrs. G. X Crosuo left last
Saturday for Albany, where they have
secured positions in the dry goods es-
tablishment of W. B. Stevens.
Everette Jones, who recently cut his
foot with an AK in Altree's logging
camp, is now able to navigate without
crutches and will soon be on duty again
William Crawford and Miss Grace
ThurstOn, who have been visiting rela
tives in Toledo for several weeks, re
turned Saturday to their home in Port
land.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet al
the parsonage next Tuesday afternoon
September IS, to knot comforters, All
members and friends urged to be
present,
Charlie Wiuant of Newport, IN charge
of Owen Graves, the Bon Ton man
passed through Tuesday morning
headed for Salem and the State Fair
They expect to visit Portland before
returning.
Mrs. G. E. Hawkins went to Portland
, Tuesday to attend meeting of the
board of managers of the Women OF
, Woodcraft. Her son Tom accompanied
her as far as Salem, where he will be
treated by an ocIlist.
James Wolfe of Ocean View passed
, homeward Tuesday from Portland
2 where he has been with his wife for Il
7 few weeks. He reports that Mrs
r Wolfe's health is much improved, but
= she is not yet able to return to hel
home.
Dave Rosebrook arrived yesterday
!. evening from Santa Catalina Island
P. where he has been filling his old place
as cornet soloist during the summer
season at this famous resort. He will
, remove with his family IN few days to
Los Angeles.
Prof. B. j. Hawthorne and family
who have been enjoying life at theil
summer home at Seal Rocks, returned
Tuesday to Eugene, where the Professor
will soon resume his duties in the State
University, in which he holds the chail
in Psychology.
{. M. Brown, who with his family has
!. been busy in the hopfelds near Inde
+ pendence, returned to Newport Wednes
: day evening on business errand. HC
r will join his family again in the Valley
y in few days and remain until the close
Y of the hop harvest.
S The Elks' excursion from Albany tC
Newport last Sunday and the crab feas'
y as an aiterpiece did not prove to be the
/ success anticipated. There was moi
: only shortage of excursionists, but {
y still more lamentable shortage of crabs
o Some one seems to have blundered, as
: Alf Tennyson said about the charge o.
the Light Brigade