Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-11-02

for school tablets go 10 the Bon
boniere.
Ralph Pepin of Chitwood was in the
city Wednesday night.
Captain Henry Nice of Lutjens was a
county seat visitor Tuesday.
Walter Girard of Nortons was. in the
city the fore part of the week.
Billy X yniston, the Waldport shiugle
man, was in the city Monday.
Mayor Vincent was passenger for
Albany Wednesday morning.
Sven Bradeson came in from Junction
City Sunday for days visit at home.
| Merchant John Loomis OF Newport
returned Monday from trip to south
ern Oregon.
Mrs. G.. H. Young, a former we'll
known resident of Toledo, is now Mrs.
Augustine of Portland
Henry Veit OF the firm OF j. Veit &
Sons of Eddyyille had business at
New port the fore part of the week.
County Surveyor jim Derrick re-
turned Saturday from the big timber
of the Siletz, accompanied by John D.
Welch.
Clayton Pond OF Siletz was in Toled o
Tuesday. He has been fishing in the
lower bay, but will return to his farm
within a few days.
r. A. Arnold returned Wednesday
from Siletz, where he has been enlarg-
ing and improving Hall Brothers store
to meet the requirements of their
rapidly Increasing business.
Mrs. L. B. Geer and son Bert, who
have been enjoying life in their cottage
at Seal Rocks for couple OF weeks,
returned yesterday to their home at
Corvallis. Bert expects to go to
Pendleton to accept the position of
night editor on the Tribune.
M. Wygant, the Newport surveyor,
arrived home the latter part of last
week from Montana, where he was EN-
ployed by railroad company He re-
ports that he was ''froze out" the
weather being entirely too cold for a
resident of this part of the world.
Roy Bryant of Portland came il
Monday evening, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. j. G. Cockerham of Butler
Miss Edith Eborall of Portland and
X. A. Brown of Salem. He showed the
parties some timber claims, and they
returned 10 their homes yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thorley anc
wife OF Hornsea, Yorkshire, England
stopped In the city last Saturday night
en- route to Waldport Mr. Thorley il
brother-in-law of Captain w. R
Wakefield, who met them at Albany
They proceeded to Waldport Sunday.
E. p. Weir of Polk county was il
Toledo and vicinity the fore part of the
' week and purchased 26 head of cattle
/ which he shipped to Portland Tuesday
I " was a pretty. bunch, the Blower
brothers contributing 10 head. Mr.
! Weir is reported to have paid better
+ than average price for the lot.
George X. Freeman, the painter
writes THE LEADER that San Francisco
is a good place for workingman t.
keep away from Just now. While wage,
! are high, the cost of living is high, anc
he thinks a man can do better in Port
land. He says he is coming back /,
Toledo as soon as he gets his expens,
money out of the shake city.
e Philip S. Bates of Portland, publisher
of the Pacific Northwest, was in tn,
city Monday night interviewing some o
our business men in reference to hi
f scheme to send young lady from eacl
I county to represent Oregon at th'
+ jamestown Exposition. This plan wa
explained by The LEADER some tim,
+. ago. Miss Ida Hurley is LincolI
: county's only candidate, we are in
= formed, and she should, and undoubt
edly will, be successful in her effort t.
}. SECURE subscriptions to the Pacific
). Northwest. Should Miss Hurley repre-
sent Lincoln county at the jamestown
Exposition she will be supplied will
good advertising literature, in addition
to her pleasing personality and tin
ability to talk entertainingly and con
vincingly of Oregon in general anc
Lincoln county in particular. Desiring
to assist in this mertorious advertisin,
|. scheme, The LEADER makes an offer il
4 another column which we trust i
!. sufficiently attractive to enlist the co
}. operation of the head of every home il
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