Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-05-11


Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Work of Mill City is
visiting in Toledo.
Fred Bailey of Winant had business
In Toledo Tuesday.
George Blattner of Newport was a
Toledo visitor Monday.
County Commissioner George King
of Winant was in the city Tuesday.
X. A. Bensell of Newport was county
seat visitor the fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hall returned
Saturday evening from weeks visit
in Portland.
Henry Howell came up from Beaver
creek Wednesday for few days visit
with Toledo friends.
Dick Evens and his launch Leslie H.
were in port Tuesday after lumber for
DR.. Carter and other Newport citizens.
On another page will be found the
illustrated ad of CIV Galloway, Dem
ocratic candidate for Congress for
which we get 81.
A. w. Weber of Ona was in the city
Tuesday aud "Wednesday, accompanied
by his daughter. Miss May, who is
visiting few days with Toledo friends.
NJ S. Dickinson Of Chitwood. Socialist
candidate for Joint Representative Of
Lincoln and Polk county, was inter-
viewing the voters in Toledo the fore
part of the week.
John Hewitt of Eddyville, who has
charge of the construction work of the
Yaquina Bay Mutual Telephone Com
pany's was in the CITY Tuesday attend.
ing meeting OF the directors of the
company.
A couple OF Holy Rollers, the rem.
nant of the late Creftleld's outfit, which
was camped for awhile near Ocean View
this county, passed valleyward yester
day morning-going. home, no more tc
roll-let us hope.
Mrs. Florence Walch, wife of Master
Mechanic j. T. Walch of the Corvallis
& Eastern, died at her home in Alban.
= on the 1st inst. after an extended i'll
ness. Many friends on the bay extend
sympathy to the bereaved family.
t w. A. Kyniston is preparing TO oper
o ate shingle mill at Waldport. He has
: had considerable experience in the
4 business and is favorably located
f That part of the country will fairly
0 jump to the front when the Oregon
t Coast and Eastern Railroad reaches it
W. n. Cook of Chitwood was in thu
u city Saturday. Mr.. Cook was among
the Lincoln county exhibitors at th'
Lewis and Clark Fair who were awarded
a medals, his apples pulling down th'
n honor. The trees on which these prize
0 winners grew are fourteen years ole
and have never been sprayed nor cult
y vated, although Mr.. Cook has used tn
pruning knife to some extent. Whicl
y again causes one to speculate on wha
:. Lincoln county might accomplish witt
only fraction of the effort put fort
in the famous Hood River or Rogu
:, River districts.
The Lincoln County Teachers Inst
IA tute which closed last Friday night wa
40 perhaps the most successful and inter
esting ever held in Toledo. State Super
intendent Ackerman, Chas. Fl. Jones
editor of the Oregon Teachers MONTH!
Managing Editor Manager of the Sal0r
Statesman, and Prof. Willis G. Hawle
OF Villa mette University were anon
the distinguished participants. Will
the latter is the Republican nomine
~ for Congress, he did not talk politics
li' Our citizens who were able to atten
N were highly entertained, and til
W teachers express hearty appreciatio
10 of the Institute from an educationi
standpoint.
Hon. Charles V. Galloway, Dem
ocratic nominee for Congressman, al
peared before fair.sized audience /
10 Toledo last Saturday night. Mr.. Ga
n loway is u bright young man, backed b
10 a good reputation, and is probably til
a most choice lamb the Democrats of th
m First district could have trotted out ft
of slaughter. Handicapped, az he was. b
no the lack OF material for argument, MI
10 Galloway succeeded in pleasing b
or Democaatic friends without injuriu
the feelings of the Republicans
making any converts. Although M
Hawley will beat him in Linco
county by more than 400 votes, all wi
ts met Charlie agree that he is a real MI