Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-26

Wednesday.
NJ. Berry of Newport was Toledo
visitor Tuesday.
John Bowers of Beaver creek was in
Toledo yesterday.
Miss Maud Horning is again clerk
ing at the Bonboniere.
Andrew Wisniewski of Kernville had
business in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. 7. P. Fish departed Tuesday
morning on business trip to Portland.
W.. Copeland left Wednesday MORN
ing for visit with his brother Josiah
on Big Elk.
Deputy County Clerk Lee Wade re-
turned Wednesday from a business
trip INTO Linn county.
George Chambers and son Curtis were
in the city Tuesday, returning next day
to their home near Chitwood.
F. NJ. Wadsworth returned Wednes-
day evening from visit with his sons
Frank and Chaplin in Portland.
Deputy Sheriff Walter Ball went over
into the Drift creek country Monday
evening on business mission.
Banker William Scarth and Attorney
G. E. Hawkins opened the fly-fshing
season Tuesday in the Yaquina between
Chitwood and Pioneer.
w. A. Smith, superintendent of the
Yaquina hatchery, informs The LEADER
that he is now located at Leaburg, Or,
where he has charge of the Mckenzie
River station.
Superintendent X. G. Egbert of Siletz
departed Wednesday morning on a
months visit at his old home in Tiffin,
Ohio, where Mrs. Egbert has been for
several weeks.
The G. & E. stockyards near the depot
has been removed to make room, we
understand, for additional sidetrack for
the accommodation of the Fir and
Spruce Lumber Company.
Albert Collins. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Collins, arrived Monday evening
from his home in southern Oregon,
after an absence of eleven years. He
expects to make his home in Toledo for
four or five months possibly forever.
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 few extra early Bovee potatoes
originated by Henderson, for sale at
Krogstad's.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Penn of Yaquina
visited Toledo friends Wednesday and
yesterday. Mr.. Penn is slowly recov-
ering from severe illness of eight
months duration and it was the first
time he has been away from home dur
ing that time.
DIR. and Mrs. j. F. Turner of Canton,
S. d., arrived last Saturday evening for
a visit with relatives and friends. spend.
ing most of their brief vacation at Siletz
with Mrs. Turner's mother, Mrs. G. G.
Copeland. They departed for their
home Wednesday morning.
Dennis Cusack, proprietor of the
Parker House, has purchased the Com
mercial Hotel and will operate both.
He will take possession Of the latter in
about three weeks, and will build an ad-
dition thereto. Mr.. Ellsworth has pur.
chased the Hans Olson building adjoin-
ing the Parker House on the south and
will fit it up and continue in the hotel
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 1. Price and daugh-
ters Edith and Mona of Portland ar
rived last Saturday evening in response
to message announcing the serious
Illness of Miss Reta, also daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Price. Miss Reta has
been visiting for couple of weeks with
her uncle, ]. S. Akin of Toledo, aud her
aunt, Mrs. William Hoefein of Yaquina.
During the past six, months she has
been afflicted with painful and peculiar
ailment of the nerves OF the teeth,
which has baffled the skill OF Portland
dentists and physicians, who have been
oh 70 ovix
The trouble returned at intervals during
her visit IN Toledo and DR.. Dabney, the
local dentist, administered the usual
treatment with uniform success until
last Friday, when Miss Reta suffered
nervous collapse and was with difficulty
restored to consciousness. Her father
and sisters returned to Portland Mon
day and she was able to follow next