Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-05-10

Nice rain last night. Appreciated.
Joe Parksof Chitwood was in the city
Monday.
AL Bradway of Frutvale was in the
city Wednesday.
Dudley Trapp was down from Chit
wood Wednesday. '
John Folmsbee of Big Elk had busi-
in the city Monday
DR.. F. NJ Carter of Newport was in,
the city Wednesday.
Jimmy Winskill of Eddyville was in
the city Monday night
1. J. Pepin of Chitwood had business
in the city last Saturday
Gilman Gray and father, G. L., were
visitors from Newport Tuesday.
George Hodges, the Elk City sawmill
man, was in Toledo Wednesday.
Postmaster Mike Roddy OF Winant
had business in Toledo yesterday.
Walter Hall, "the other one," OF 81.
letz, visited in the city yesterday.
Ex- County Commissioner Geo. King
OF Winant was in the city Wednesday.
Fred Weatherford of Albany is oper-
ating in Lincoln county again this week.
Mrs. j. Blower of Mill returned
Wednesday from visit with Corvallis
friends.
William Enos built the sidewalk on
the Fourth street side of the NJ. L.
Trapp property this week.
DR.. Cathey OF Corvallis returned to
his home Wednesday from visit with
his friend j. H. Penn Of Yaquiua
Sven Bradeson, the independence
Creamery field man, left Tuesday for
his headquarters at Independence.
j. S. Akin. the dry goods man, re.
turned yesterday from a trio to Port
land, where he purchased more goods.
w. L. Haines of Siletz was in the city
the fore part of the week. He thinks
seriously OF asking permission to locate
in Toledo
Sheriff J.H. Ross is slowly recovering
from the injuries received last week
during the launching of boat, but is
still confined to his bed
Mrs. Ted McElwain departed Tues
day morning to join her husband in
Portland where Ted has secured n
position on the police force.
NJ. N. Anderson returned last night
from Portland where he represented
the local Woodmen at the annual ses-
sion of the Head Camp, Woodmen of
the World
Mr.. and Mrs. @. @. Kubler are firmly
established on their Mill creek farm
stead, which is beginning to show evi.
dence of Mr.. Kubler's ability as a
tiler of the soil.
The ladies of st. Johns Guild will
serve ice cream and cake one day dur
ing court week, proceeds to 20 toward
improving church property. Date and
particulars later
F. M. Wadsworth brought in yester-
day the first Strawberries of the season
and left nice box of the same at this
office. They we're of the Excelsior va
riety and finely favored.
Citizen John d Welch struck Toledo
again Tuesday evening, after an absence
OF several weeks in Michigan. While
absent he saw plenty of snow and ice
and invested in new overcoat.
r. L. Smith Of Shawnee, Oklahoma,
is looking over Toledo and vicinity with
a view to locating II he finds con-
ditions satisfactory he will remain and
be followed by several families from
Oklahoma.
Ike Derrick, Jr., got finger whacked
off Saturday evening by hatchet in
the hands OF his sister, who missed tie
stick DR.. Burgess fastened the finger
fastened the finger in its place again
and it will soon be ready for business
W. e. Peterson arrived Tuesday even.
ing from Philonlath. to succeed J.. @.
Fox as local agent for the G. & +. Billy
is glad to be at horne again, and
promises to do his best to fill his posi-.
tion to the satisfaction OF all concerned.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Penn Of Yaquina
passed through yesterday morning 10
Corvallis, where Mr.. Penn will be un-
der the care Of DR.. Cathey. He has
been i'll for several months, ,-and his
many friends hope he will soon be able
to return with health restored.