Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-02-22
The choicest confectionery at the Bon

in the city Tuesday.
L. G. Powell of Beaver Creek was in
the city last Saturday.
Jack Franz went to Corvallis yester-
day to consult physician.
George Schenck was passenger for
Albany yesterday morning.
Hon. ]. X. Weatherford of Albany
had business in Toledo Monday.
L. M. Starr is engaged in taking the
census of Toledo school district.
DIR. F. NJ. Carter of Newport made
professional call in Toledo yesterday.
George Hodges, the Elk City sawmill
man, was in the city Wednesday night.
Captain and Mrs. W. R. Wakefield OF
Waldport were Toledo visitors last
Saturday.
Hans Peterson, the jeweler, left
Wednesday morning on business trip
to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leese left
Wednesday morning for a brief sojourn
in their Corvallis home.
Sheriff Ross will begin tomorrow
morning his annual job of selling real
estate for delinquent taxes.
Archie Mckinley of Beaver Creek
passed through the fore part of the
week en- route home from Portland.
L. N. Fletcher of Kern Vile was in
the city Monday night, departing next
morning on business trip to Portland.
Fred Taylor arrived Saturday evening
for visit with relatives and friends,
after two years absence in Washing
ton.
F. R. Stokes of Portland, president
of the Fir and Spruce Lumber company
of Toledo, was in the city the fore part
OF the week.
]. r. Elliott, clerk at Siletz, departed
Wednesday morning for the Klamath
Agency, where he will visit his brother
during his annual vacation.
Walter S. Hall of Siletz made proof
Monday on his homestead before
Gouplxsu Clerk Wade. His witnesses
were John Lloyd and Louis Smith.
w. E. Wann of Salem passed through
Wednesday evening for a visit at his
old home on the Yachats, where he
expects to reside with his family again
next summer.
After doing things to the good people
of Newport, Waldport, Elk City and
other Lincoln county points, the grip
got busy in Toledo. Its local victims
are gradually recovering.
The Fir and Spruce Lumber Compauy
has purchased II acres of tideland of
j. S. Robb off the old Boone place near
Mill 4. 1t is understood this will in
due time be used as a dock site for
lumber schooners and possibly for an
other sawmill.
Grant Hart of Chitwood was in the
city Wednesday night. He is now
associated with Rufus Wood in the saw
mill at Eddyville and will hereafter
register from the latter place. The
little mill promises to be paying
proposition.
John D. Welch returned Wednesday
evening from visit with his family at
Portland. He stopped off Ell route at
Summit to have the grip, look at some
timber and get cash on his noble
brow. He tries to explain the latter,
with the usual result.
A. j. Oglesby and son William of
Angora were in the city yesterday.
William is chairman with the survey.
ing crew of the railroad company which
is coming down the coast, but has been
taking layof. He left this morning
to rejoin the crew in Tillamook county.
Fred Stanton had fight Monday
evening with one of Clark Copeland s
high geared horses, which accounts for
t'red's badly bunged and dscoored
good right eye. However, we can't
understand just how the horse did it,
1t looks like first-class human job of
decorating.
Harry FAINT returned Tuesday from
the Clatsop beach country, where he
has been searching for the body of Ade
Crosno. 1t is now quite generally be.
lieved that the unfortunate young man
was caught in the surf at one of
the dangerous points on the beach.
While hope of recovering tho body is
practically abandoned, Mr.. Crospo and
son Cliff left for the scene Wednesday
morning TO make final search.