Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-29

Frank Priest OF Newport was Tole-
do visitor Monday
Troy Mays of Elk City had business
in Toledo Tuesday.
Tom Wilson of Elk City was in To-
ledo Monday night.
S. G. Irwin OF Newport had business
in the city yesterday.
Billy Simpson of Elk City had bust
ness in Toledo Tuesday.
Merchant J. F. Stewart went TO Port
hnd Wednesday morning.
John Hamar of Steer creek was in
the city Wednesday night.
Justice Charles Allen OF Elk City
MAS in Toledo Tuesday night.
Lee Williams of Newport was
passenger Valieyward yesterday morn
ing.
Attorney E. V. Sherlock returned
yesterday from business trip to Port
land
Miss Rena Bradeson came up from
Newport Tuesday to visit between
trains.
Ernest r. Daring of Sietz left this
morning for Portland, to be absent
about ten days.
Hizonner George Sylvester of New
port was hobnobbing with friends in
Toledo Wednesday.
Charlie Hyde came up from his
Kernville farm Wednesday for a brief
visit with his parents.
MIR. ard Mrs. Thomas Leese returned
to Corvallis Wednesday, after a brief
sojourn at the Resort City.
Kola Neiss and Billy Eagles of AL.
bany camped in Toledo Monday night,
going to Newport next day.
Mrs. T. II. Horning left Monday
morning for visit with relatives at
Independence and Corvallis.
The Fir and Spruce Lumber Company
is advertising for men, That looks
good, Get in early and avoid the rush.
Mrs. II. E. Collins and little grandson,
Vim Collins, left Wednesday morning
for visit with her son Leland at Port
land.
Clarence Foster of Newport passed
through Monday morning en- route to
Corvallis, where he was a, witness in q
scrap case.
Merchant John Looms and Bon Ton
Owen Graves of Newport passed
through Tuesday evening en- route
home from business trip to Portland
Nothing pays better, on the invest
ment than the planting and sowing of
seeds of all kinds. Fresh and reliable
bulk seeds for the garden and field at
Krogstad's.
A. w. Weber of Beaver Creek was in
the city Monda2 and Tuesday. Mr..
Weber is recovering from very severe
attack of grip. For few days his con-
dltion was critical.
Rev. and Mrs. P. ]. Rinehart, who
have been at Siletz for the past year
and half, have become citizens of
Toledo aud have apartments in Mrs.
Cannon's residence on Second street.
Rev. John OVAL of Portland talked
on temperance in Toledo last Sunday,
at the Lutheran church in the morning
and at the NJ. f. church in the evening
Next day he got busy and rounded up
some evidence. against Gust Olson.
Spring and planting time is at hand
II you expect to reap you must SOW and
be sticking, in bit here and there
Flower seeds, garden seeds, grass seeds
and n few extra early Bovee potatoes
Originated by Henderson, for sale at
Krogstad's.
Andy Porters surveying gang passed
through this morning, having reached
Newport with the preliminary survey
down the coast for the Jim Hill road
The road has been located only as fal
south as Tillamook. Mr.. Porter and
his men have been ou, since last Sep
tember.
The Portland Journal tells little
story about an Oregon hen which
hatched out a brood of chickens in two
weeks, claiming that the feat breaks all
records for time. But it doesn't. Mrs
j. +. Stewart of this city recently placed
duck egg under hen, just to afford
the hen a little amusement, and three
weeks later biddy came off the nest
with downy little duckling. This
beats the average time for Matching