Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-09-28
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Postmaster Mike Roddy was up from
Winant Wednesday,.
Ed Stocker of Newport returned yes
terday from business trip to the
Valley.
Rev. p. j. Rnehart Of Siletz occupied
the pulpit in the M. +. church Sunday
evening.
County Clerk Ira Wade returned
Tuesday evening from business trip
to Roseburg.
w. A. Jones, a well-known citizen of
Summit, had business in the county
seat Monday.
Billy Simpson and sister, Miss Fran
ces, of Elk City we're Toledo visitors
last Saturday.
Joe Hill has established wood yard
at the old courthouse building and is
ready for orders.
Judge w. 5. Huttord arrived from
Portland last Saturday for brief visit
with relatives and friends.
John Buckley and daughter Barbara
of Newport passed through yesterday
morning for visit at Corvallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Ramsdell of Elk
City were in Toledo Tuesday night at.
tending the KingFoX nuptials.
w. E. Peterson, assistant c. & E.
agent at Albany, visited his parents
also her-in Toledo last Sunday.
Fern Hayden went TO Harlan today
to install phones for the Lincoln County
Land and Investment Company.
Mrs. j. II. Ross. her daughter Mollie
and son Jimmie returned Sunday from
a visit in Harrisburg and Albany.
Misses Nora and Agnes Krogstad re-
turned last Friday evening from an
outing in the hopfelds near Salem.
Manager Annie Hawkins returned
Wednesday from visit at Portland in
the interest of the Women of Wood
craft.
Mrs. e. ] Everett, who will have
charge of the intermediate room in the
Toledo schools, arrived last Friday from
Dufur, this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Gather and Mrs.
Jennie Arnold visited relatives and
friends and fished for trout at Siletz
the fore part OF the week.
Work on the sidewalk to the cemetery
began this morning, with Thomas
Gildersleeve in charge. Work volun-
teered may now be made good. Are
you ready?
II. c. Wadsworth arrived from Port.
land Monday evening for brief visit
with his parents. He returned Wednes-
day. Chaplin is still valued employe
of the American Type Founders Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Rosebrook de-
parted Monday morning for Los
Angeles, where they will reside in
definitely. Sheds cornet and violin
will soon win him popular recognition
in the California city.
Mrs. Grant King passed through
from Newport Tuesday morning en-
route to her future home at Fall City.
Grant has been there for some time. |
Their many Lincoln county friends
Will wish them prosperity and happi- |
ness while sojourning In Polk county.
Martin Hamar of Roots was in the
city Tuesday. lie had been inspecting
farm on the Yaquina above Toledo
with a view OF purchasing. Mr.. Hamar
reports that the people Of the lower
Siletz are getting the gasoline-boat
habit and many of them will soon be
going easy.
Abe Lincoln Womans Relief Corps.
with few members of the local G. A.
II. Post and other invited guests, en-.
Joyed refreshments and II brief but
interesting program Tuesday evening
after the business session of the Corps.
Dave Ross departed Wednesday for
Portland to inspect the labor market.
Being hustler, Dave will certainly
catch on, as there is an active demand
Tor good men in all lines. He expects
to return to Toledo next spring.
Jimmy Derby, one of the hustling
Siletz farmers, was in the city Wedpes.
day. He came over to assist his father
IN getting a gasoline launch ready for
business. This boat will enable Mr..
Derby, the well-known horticulturst.
10 more easily meet the demands of his
many patrons.