Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-07-19
ladies' ready.to.wear clothes at Stew

city yesterday.
Surveyor Wygant, of Newport, was
in the city yesterday.
Best brands of -four and feed at City
Flour and Feed Store, Schenck & Wade.
= Miss Bessie Huford of Portland is
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
The Olympic pancake -four is the
best. Get it at the City Flour and Feed
Store. @
Our former citizen, j. j. Waggoner.
now residing near Medford, arrived
yesterday evening for visit with old
friends.
Until further notice there will be no
Sunday services at the NJ. Z. church.
The pastor is taking vacation in the
interest of his health.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Rorick, of Guthrie
Center, Iowa, arrived Wednesday even
ing for a visit with Rev. L. E. Rorick
and family. The Messrs. Rorick are
brothers.
Kasimir Busch, of Drift Creek, was
in Toledo Yesterday, making proof on a
timber claim. His brother Julius and
Nathan Watkins were with him as
witnesses.
Mrs. H. c. Jorgenson and daughter,
Miss Dora, returned Monday from a
visit in Portland. Mr.. Jorgenson, who
was in the metropolis OH business, re-
turned Tuesday.
County Surveyor Jim Derrick, ac-
companied by Fred Weatherford OF AL
bany, combined business with trout
fishing the fore part of the week in the
Drift creek country.
Walter Girard of Nortons. who has
been employed at Doty and LittelI,
Wash, for several months past, had
business in Toledo yesterday. He ex-
poets to remove to Utah in the near
future
Kasimir Busch OF Drift creek dis
covered something new under the sun
few days ago, viz, yellow elderberries.
The red berries are plentiful and the
blue found in some localities, but this
is the first report of the yellow variety.
Mrs. G, E. Hawkins aud daughter
Miss Aileen, departed Saturday morn
ing for visit with relatives in San
Francisco. Mrs. Hawkins will return
in about two weeks, while Miss Aileen
will prolong her visit until the middle
of September.
j. H. Blair, who has been living in
Philomath during the past three years,
was a Toledo visitor last Saturday He
is now citizen of Newport, where his
wife, who suffered stroke of paralysis
some time ago, is under the care of her
daughter, Mrs. F. NJ. Carter.
Elk City's baseball team came down
to Toledo last Sunday and were defeated
by the locals by score of to 4. II
was good, clean game-better than
the average. The Nashville team will
hook sup with Toledo on the latter s
grounds next Sunday afternoon.
o. B. DeLaurier, formerly principal
of the Toledo schools, and who went
from here to Forsythe, Mont, is now
visiting his mother at Long Prairie
MINI. He didn't like Montana and
expects to return to Lincoln county sin
the not distant future" as he expresses
| it,
The Fir and Spruce Lumber Com.
pany's schooner Vanguard will come in
one of these fine days as soon as
needed. The boat carries 375,000 feet
of lumber aud with this load draws IL
feet of water. The Curtiss Lumber
Compapy's steamer Legsett is also
booked for arrival in the near future.
Mrs. j. II. Penn, who has been at
Corvallis, with her husband for some
time, was at their home in Yaouina
during the past week making prepara.
tions to remove to CofvallisA Mr.
Penn's health is improving rapidly
but lie has decided to make his home
in the Valley. Mrs. Penn returned tc
Corvallis yesterday.
! MI. McElwan departed Wednesday
morning for his home at Inkster, N. D.
He will get his affairs back there il
ship,shape and then return to make his
home here. He has purchased the
Langhei place near the Olalla bridge
and expects to settle down there and
have the time of his life. He will be @
large and very welcome addition to oul
citizenship.