Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-08-10


7. F. Lewis of Chitwooi had business
in the city Tuesday.
Born--August A, 1906, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bethers, a son.
Born-August 7, 1906, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gabriel Dahl, a daughter
James Robertson of Kernville had
business in Toledo Tuesday.
r. r. Wood and son OF Chtwood
were in the city last Saturday.
DIR. NJ. NJ. Davis, the movable citizen,
had business in the county seat Tues
day.
Will Rich came in from Harrison,
Idaho, last evening for visit with old
friends.
Mrs. o. n. Tongeland left Monday
morning for Bellingham, Wash, where
she will visit her sister.
Charlie Ruhl OF Siletz was in Toledo
Wednesday. He talks OF leaving the
country, but is probably joking.
Joseph Blower, Thomas Pavey and
S. J. Robb of Mill and vicinity were
in Toledo Wednesday on business with
the Commissioners Court.
Mrs. Jennie Shellaberger, who had
been making her home with her sister,
Mrs. Conner. since the earthquake and
fire, returned to San Francisco Monday
morning.
State Senator G. S. Wright OF Nc.
Minuville visited Toledo friends Tues
day. He has been enjoying life with
his family at Nye Creek during the
past week.
Prof. A. F. Campbell of the Mon
mouth Normal School, Attorney W. w.
Banks OF Portland and Attorney c. E.
Hawkins left yesterday morning on a
trouting expedition on the upper Siletz.
Representative B. F. Jones of Inde-
pendence passed through to Newport
Saturday, returning to his home Tues
day. His son Vinton stopped off at
Toledo for visit with some OF his old
chums.
Mrs. Anne Cannon came up from the
Beaver creek country a few days ago to
become citizen of Toledo. She pnr-
chased and is now occupying the
Aussieker cottage at the east end of
Second street.
G. L. Gray returned Tuesday from a
business trip to Corvallis and Shedds
He has traded his warehouse in the
latter place for 350-acre farm south OF
Corvallis, one of the finest places in
Benton county.
j. F. Walsh and family of Roots
departed yesterday morning for Everett
Wash, where the children will enter
the public schools for the fall and
winter term. Mr.. Walsh will return in
a few weeks to his farm, which he has
been occupying and improving since
last March.
Wednesday evening Miss Faith Stew.
art entertained about fifteen of her
, friends at bonfire party in the woods
north of her home. Huge brush heaps
were burned to give light for playing
games, and heat for baking potatoes
and apples, which constitut ted part o
the refreshments. A most enjoyable
evening was spent.
The Toledo baseball team, accom-
panied by bunch of rooters, wen,
over to Siletz last Sunday and the
locals got scalped, as forecast by THF
J LEADER last week. The feature of the
/ game was the runs, Siletz piliny up
: while the locals were gathering Z
. Siletz had the team work down fine and
won on form. Several OF the Toledo
, players we're overtrained and stale. A
return game is talked for the neal
future.
George Hodges of Big Elk was in the
city Wednesday night with gentleman
; whom he had located on timber
5 claim. Mr.. Hodges reports that he ha,
been called down on account of tn,
, sawdust entering the stream at hi.
little sawmill at Elk City, and, quite
naturally, he expects the matter tc
receive attention at the Toledo mill.
\ and the old Parker mill at Yaquina
, AS has been noted before by TIL
LEADER, complaints are being mad,
that the sawdust is destroying tn,
oysters down the bay. The oyster in
r dustry is a very important one, ant
r should receive everything possible il
o the way of encouragement and pro
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