Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-03-22


from Portland.
Cliff Crosno left yesterday morning
for brief stay in Albany.
Mrs. A. 7. Peterson left Wednesday
morning for visit at Albany.
Walter Hall of Siletz was passenger
for Albany Wednesday morning.
Ches Morrison of Pioneer was in the
city last Friday on legitimate business.
Miss Jennie Stull of Newport was
passenger Valleyward yesterday morn
ing.
Attorney E. V. Sherlock left yester-
day morning on business trip to Port
land.
The Lincoln County Abstract Com
pany displays it's sign in THE LEADER
this week.
Mrs. j. F. Stewart and son Raymond
visited at Pioneer Saturday with Mrs.
P. A. Miller.
Miss Ethel Ross came in from Albany
Saturday and visited at home until
Monday morning
Joseph Blower and S. j. Robb of
Mill we're passengers for Corvallis
Monday morning
Mrs. Frank Wadsworth of Portland
arrived Saturday evening for visit
with relatives.
M. L. Trapp of Chitwood was in the
city Monday night and attended The
session of the city Council.
Surveyor Wygant of Newport arrived
in Toledo Wednesday morning on a
mission encased in mystery.
Walter Hall came over from Siletz
Monday evening and lef5 next morning
on business trip up the line.
Owen Graves, the Bon Ton man of
Newport, passed through this morning
on business trip to Portland.
Merchant John Kentta of Sietz re-
turned Wednesday from business trip
to Portland. He reports chilly weather
in the metropolis.
| ]. P. Bones, d. G. Bones and Charles
Robertson of Taft, Or. were in Toledo
Monday making proof on their home
steads before County Clerk Wade.
E. c. Nelson departed Tuesday morn
ing for Colorado, accompanied by his
son Ike. He expects to locate at Lead
Vile. His son Rex will remain in To-
ledo.
Nothing pays better on the invest
ment than the planting and sowing OF
seeds of all kinds Fresh and reliab BILE
bulk seeds for the garden and field at
Krogstad's.
Warren Hall of Siletz returned last
Saturday evening from business trip
to Portland and eastern Oregon points.
He also visited with his sister, Mrs. G.
Ii. limbaugh, at Kelso, Washington.
Arthur Tongelaud has sold his farm
on Olalla to w. Fl. Vertner and left this
morning for Philomath, where he will
work in sawmill during the summer.
Arthur will be missed by the baseball
fans.
Ferd Brown of Newport has rented
the Swan house near the courthouse
and will again become a citizen of
Toledo. He will operate donkey en-
gine for. the Fir and Spruce Lumber
company.
Mrs, K. G. Egbert of Siletz departed
Wednesday morning for Tiffip, Ohio,
accompanied by her sister, Miss Anna
Shannon, in response to message an
nonncing the death of their mother.
Mr.. Egbert accompanied them to Port
land.
Otto G.. Muhlig of Montavilla and
Frank o. Johnson of Sheridan were in
Toledo Wednesday making proof on
timber claims before Count Clerk
Wade. Brit L. Wolfe and ]. ]. Wolfe
of Ocean View were with them as wit
nesses.
Presiding Elder B. F. Rowland of
J.. Portland went 10 Siletz last Friday, re-
/ turning in the evening for the quarterly
business meeting at the M. E, church.
The round trip over Lincoln county s
famous road gave him something to
think about for a long time.
, Grand Manager Annie Hawkins of
| the Women of Woodcraft inspected
Syringa Circle No.2l Wednesday night;
the official detailed for that duty having
failed to arrive. A banquet followed
: inspection. Manager Hawkins de-
parted next morning to attend rally