Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-07-27
Toledo wasn't as dry as it might have


Mrs. Grant King of Newport visited
Toledo friends Monday.
Mrs. Josie RAIDER Of Newport visited
Toledo friends Tuesday.
Mrs. C. II. Gardner went to Salem to-
day to consult an oculist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hall of Siletz
were in the city Tuesday.
Rev. P. j. Rinehart OF Siletz made a
brief call on Toledo Tuesday.
County Commissioner John Fogarty
of Newport is in the city today.
Miss Frances Alexander is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Warren Hall, at Sileiz.
County Clerk and Mrs. Ira Wade re-
turned yesterday from a visit in AL
bany.
Mrs. R. D. Burgess and daughter
Elsie are visiting relatives and friends
in Corvallis.
W. E. Wann of Salem passed through
yesterday evening on his way to the
Yachats country.
A. T. Peterson was busy in Newport
this week putting in new phones for
the Mutual company.
Harry FAINT returned to Portland
Monday. He expects 10 be back in
few weeks-possibly to remain.
Mrs. c. C. Kubler returned Wednes-
day to her home at Newport, after a
visit of several days with Mrs. ]. A.
Hall.
Banker William Scarth and Attorney
c. E. Hawkins left this morning for
Drift creek after trout. They expect
to come back loaded.
Fred Weatherford of Albany has been
doing the big woods and trout streams
of the Siletz country for several days
and incidentally getting fat.
Hon. c. B. Moores of Salem was a
l passenger Monday evening for New
: port, where he is enjoying life with his
q family in his summer home.
t Mrs. A. NJ. Scott of Siletz returned
a Saturday from Philomath, where she
T had been visiting her daughter, who
had been very i'll for several days,
o Billy Parker came in on the Sunday
excursion for visit with relatives and
friends, returning Monday to his job il
the State Printing Office at Salem.
s Miss Ethel koss came over SUNDAY
r. from Albany on the excursion train an(
visited her folks until it's return in tn,
e evening. Her sister, Miss Grace, &C
companied her, returning to Harrisburg
s. George Wadsworth came in from
Portland last Friday evening for visi
). with his parents. George has for SOM
time been making good as electrician
3 in the marine department of the O
lc R. & n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boeschen O
Salem, who nave been enjoying life a
the beach for some time, passed home
ward Monday morning. Arthur in
,s formed THE LEADER, in strictest cor
~ fdence, that he would rather take
T. dose of castor oil than return to Salem
n. Surveyor Wygant passed throug
10 this morning en- route to Dolph, i
tv Yamhill county, TO join crew of til
Il, Oregon Coast & Eastern Railway con
pany, which is said to be workin
toward Portland. Mr.. Wygant arrive
in Newport Wednesday night from tn
north end of the county.
ks The first "midweek excursion" owe
H. the g. & E. to the beach was "pulle
e. off" Wednesday. Four coach loads
hot people from the Valley enjoyed tt
trip. 1t required five coaches for Il
Sunday excursion. In addition to thes
excursions, every regular train is pa
ronized to almost its capacity.
V. P. Fiske Of Dallas, Or, was in IL
city last Friday night in the interest
- the Woodmen OF the World, going
Newport Saturday evening. In add
tion to being an efficient field work
for the Woodmen, Brother Fiske
iii editor of the Polk County Itemizer.
no which he recently assumed contrc
,r and which he is rapidly improving.
lso Ralph Van Cleye is quite uneasy ov
DER the fate of his brother. in law, Lieute
ne ant Floyd Williams. Soon after h
er, marriage last winter to Miss Luel
Van Cleve the Lieutenant sailed for t
Philippines, assigned to duty with t
!. Constabulary. A meagre report of
fight with band of ladrones, or o,
ifs laws, has caused some fear that Lie
" tenant Williams was among the kille