Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-09-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

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o. G. Dalaba of Elk City visited
Newport Sunday.
Roy Case passed through to Newport
Tuesday evening.
Hans Peterson had business at
Albany Tuesday.
Cliff and Gilman Gray were up from
Newport yesterday.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Davis was doing business
in the city Tuesday.
James Mcdonald of Chitwood was
in Toledo yesterday.
Ben Horning went to Independence
Monday to. pick hops.
H.C. Jorgenson returned from Port.
land Tuesday evening.
Emil Price returned Tuesday morn
ing from the lower Bay.
Miss Hester Hill of Ona visited with
Miss Ida Hurley Friday. ~
Miss Winona Hooker returned home
from Newport yesterday.
Mrs. William Hoehein OF Yaquina
visited in Toledo Monday
Miss Faith Stewart visited Miss Lille
Miller at Pioneer Saturday.
Willie Hoehein went to Portland
Thursday, returning Tuesday.
II. L. .Veit, the Eddyville merchant,
was in the city Tuesday night.
Mayor O.C. Graves OF Newport pas,
sed through to Portland yesterday.
CommissonerJohn Fogarty came up
from Newport Wednesday morning.
Born-To County Clerk and Mrs. Ira
Wade, Saturday, August 81, 1907 son.
Owen Graves the Bon Ton man of
Newport was Toledo visitor Tuesday
Kasimir Busch and Nate Watkins
were over from Drift creek Monday =
Mrs e. M. Stanton and daughter,
Francel, visited in Corvallis Thursday.
Mrs. Ferd Brown and children went
to Elk City yesterday for few days
visit.
Miss Ida Hurley went to the hop
yards near Indep endence Saturday
morning.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Langei
on Olalla, Sunday, September l. 1907,
a daughter.
Thomas Leese, the banker, passed
through yesterday from Newport en-
route to Corvallis.
George McCluskey has entered the
law Office of Attorney G. E, Hawkins
and will study law.
William Enos moved his family to
Elk City Monday, where Mr.. Enos is
running the sawmill.
Fred johnson, after an absence of
several months in the Valley, returned
home Monday evening.
William Towner and family of Siletz
departed for the hop fields near
Independence Monday.
Miss Mary Hanson departed Satur-
day morning for Portland where she
will make her home this winter.
Mrs. Henry Cannon and daughter,
Stella and Mrs, Fred Bailey and daugh-
ters went TO the hop fields Friday.
Mrs. Hans Olson and daughters,
Emma and Ida, left Monday morning
for the hop fields at Independence.
Fl. L Peterson, the jeweler, returned
Friday evening from Florence, where
he had been for the past few weeks.
Mrs. L. Conner and daughters and
Mrs @. X. Crosno went to Dallas FRI
day and will pick hops during the season.
Mrs. Catherine Conkin went to Ash
land Friday, where she will visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. T. T.
Reeder
Mrs. John Christensen and sons,
Arthur and Russell, went to Monmouth
Monday, where they will pick hops
during the season.
Mrs. t. NJ. Leabo and son, Carl, of
Portland arrived Saturday evening for
visit with Mrs Leabo's sister-in-law,
Mrs. John McCluskey.
Commissioner +. A. Thompson ar
rived Tuesday evening, to be in at
tendance at the regular S,pte Der
term of Commissioners Court.
Charles Dav returned Slturday even
inf from several months absence at
Portland. He will remain on the ranch
for few days, then 90 back to Port
land to work until winter.