Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-06-14
This is Flag Day.

IL. Bill Pepin of Chitwood was in
the city last week.
George King of Winant had business
in Toledo yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferr of Winant
were in The city Wednesday.
James Mcdonald of Chitwood was in
Toledo the fore part of the week.
Stanton & Crosno, real estate dealers,
offer some new bargains this week
Mrs. Shed Rosebrook left yesterday
morning to join her husband in Port
land.
The morning train now leaves Toledo
at 7:43, while the evening train leaves
at 5:l2.
Rev. P j. Rinehart will conduct SER
vices at Yaquina Sunday morning. All
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. II. Phillips returned
Wednesday evening from a visit In
Portland.
Francis Jones OF Independence passed
through Wednesday evening en- route
to Otter Rock.
Miss Blanche Jeffreys, who has been
visiting Mrs. I. P. Fish, returned Mon
day to Corvallis.
Mrs. c. II. Gardner gave an enjoyable
afternoon tea yesterday in honor of
Mrs. III. G. Jorgenson.
Mrs. A. B. Clark and daughter, Mrs.
Edwards, went to Storrs this morning
for visit with relatives.
Jimmy Derby and Frank ReibhofF of
Siletz returned Wednesday from a
business trip to Portland.
Conrad Christensen returned Tues
day evening from Corvallis, where he
has been student at the O.A.C.
Sheriff J. H. Ross and &. L. Gray are
representing the local Masonic Lodge
at the Grand Lodge session in Portland.
Cashier William Scarth of the Lin
coin County Bank went to Portland
yesterday to attend session of the
State Bankers Association.
William Towner has resigned his
position as industrial farmer at Siletz
and removed with his family to Toledo
He is employed at the Fir & Spruce
Lumber Company's mill.
ltis reported that the steamer Leggett
will be in again in about week after
another cargo for the Curtiss Lumber
Company, which is sending lumber tc
laquina over the G. & E. branch OF
the S. P.
Attorney c. E. Hawkins and the ed.
ltor tished for trout the fore part of the
week in the vicinity of Linyile. They
found the trout and were made vel
come at the Sagendorf home. By the
way, that lower Drift creek country is
hard to beat.
Charlie Johnson of Siletz was in the
city Monday. He recently received q
patent TO an allotment, and says
this makes him full-fedged American
citizen, with the blessed privilege of
paying taxes and cussing the assessor
Charlie will make a good citizen, and
HE LEADER congratulates him upon
his promotion.
Ed Enos of Salome, Ariz., son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Enos of Toledo, is in
danger of becoming a millionaire. lie
is stockholder and one of the directors
OF the Victor & Belle Crown Mining
Company, which owns group of valu-
able claims near Salome. The Salome
News speaks highly of the property
and in letter to his parents, Ed says
it is good thing and increasing in
value rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Rosebrook de
parted yesterday morning for Marys-
vile, Calf. During their visit at the
home of Leon's parents many of our
citizens were invited in and given rare
musical treats. On Wednesday even
ing the Rosebrook home was filed to its
capacity. Leon and the piano we're the
chief attraction, but there were others.
Mrs Leon, by the way, has a splendid
voice, and her singing was appreciated.
| Leon took fall out of nearlv ayar1,
Instrument in sight, including violin,
bass viol' and slide trombone. While
ne can get music out of any old thing,
he is top-notcher with the piano.
Much OF the good music of the evening
was furnished by an orchestra COM
posed of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Rose.
brook, Leon Rosebrook, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. X. Crosno and Clarence Ofstedahl.