Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-08-03
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Starr are enjoying
their annual outing at Otter Rock.

Joe Graham OF Kings Nalley is VISIT
ing relatives aud friends in the city.
County Clerk and Mrs. Ira Wade re-
turned Saturday from visit in Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hall of Siletz
visited in Toledo the fore part OF the
week.
Miss Carrie Raines returned Tuesday
from protracted visit with relatives in
Portland.
Superintendent Egbert and Clerk
Rastall of Siletz were in the city last
Saturday.
Us. Akin, the dry goods man, left
Wednesday morning on a business trip
to Portland.
AT. Peterson took trip up the line
Tuesday in the interest of the Mutual
Telephone Company.
J.E. Stauffer of Siletz departed yes
terday morning on business trip to
Everett, Washington.
Miss Faith Stewart went to Morrison
Tuesday for visit with Miss Lille
Miller. She returned last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shedd Rosebrook and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Crosno we're up
from Newport Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mcclure came
over from Wren on the excursion Sun
day and spent the day with friends and
relatives.
J. w. Cowman of Monroe, Iowa, ar
rived Tuesday evening for visit with
his sisters, Mesdames q. r. Schenck
and c. F. Soule.
Contractor Jim Gather and assistants
are busy making the fill at the bridge
in front of ]. F. Stewards place on the
Toledo-Newport road.
Mrs. S. A. Risor, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. G. G.. Copeland
at Siletz, returned yesterday morning
to her home at Philomath.
The Toledo and Siletz baseball teams
l hooked up on the local uncut diamond
last Sunday. Toledo won, but tn,
r score was too big for publication.
} James Mcdonald and son Charlie
Mcdonald and family came down from
Chitwood Wednesday and will spend
l week fencing and otherwise improvln,
g their places near town.
]. Essig and family of Dallas re
= turned to their home Monday from al
outing at the beach. They recent
= arrived in Oregon from Lincoln county
Nebraska, the old home of we"
!. Rev. Potter, former pastor of tn
k NJ. E. church in this place, passe
}, through to Newport Friday evening
e returning home Wednesday morning
A Mr.. and Mrs Potter are located q
Newburg, Or, this year.
S Smiths tannerv is receiving a larg
supply of alder bark and will soon b
It ready to do business on larger seal
than ever before. Mr.. Smith ha
recently put lot of high grade leathe
n on the market,
Wallace Fish left Yesterday mornin
for Independence, where he will join
harvesting crew. He expects to secur
q steady employment and remain in til
r Valley until next spring. He says thu
q kind of job will beat bumming.
2 Messrs. William Scarth and G.
"a Hawkins returned Monday evenin
from trouting trip to Drift creel
They broke all records for the seasol
- having trout to give away. Man
friends were called upon to handle tt
surplus.
The LEADER acknowledges receipt
NJ an invitation to be present at the ma
riage of Miss Alberta Hobart at Grang
vile, Idaho, at the Presbyterian churc
9 Wednesday evening, August 10. tt
ceremony will be followed by rece
ton at the home of the brides siste
Mrs. Levi Magee. The lucky man
Mr.. Albert Milton Baker. Mi
Hobart's many friends in Toledo 10
ward congratulations and best wishe
Master Frank Schlappi entertained
few of his friends at his ht me Frid;
afternoon from two until FIVE, in hon
of his sixth birthday. The afternoc
was spent in playing games, the chi
as attraction being blowing bubble
xt Lunch was served by Misses Aile,
at Gather and Tida Schlappi. Tho
present were, Misses Stella Ganno
Lucille Gildersleeve, Clara Hardin
Gertie and Eva Conner, Masters Be
o. and Talence Gather, Tommy Hardi
and Lester Hoover.