Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-08-30
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r. A. Anderson, the boat builder,
was in town Tuesday.
Mack Parker of Salem passed through
on the excursion last Sunday.
F. B. Roberts returned to his home
at Salem Saturday evening.
A. NJ. Collins went to Otter Rock
Tuesday for weeks outing.
Grant King returned Monday morn
ing to his home at Falls City.
Mrs. NJ. wygant the Newport mil
liner spent Monday afternoon in the
city.
Ms. T. G. Wilson, son and daughter
departed Wednesday morning for
Dairy, to pick hops.
J. s. Akin aud family who have been
camping at Otter Rock the past ten
days returned home Tuesday.
Otto o. Krogstad and family have
moved into the Renus Arnold residence,
recently vacated by H. c. Jorgenson
and family.
L. NJ. Byerly of Newport passed
through Wednesday morning enroute
to Rickreall, where he will remain
during the winter.
A. B. Holloway Of Montesano, Wash
ingto,,, was transac,ing business in
Toledo last week. He returned home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. G. R. Schench was in charge of
the postoffice yesterday, while POST
master and Mrs. Arnold went to Albany
on the excursion.
j. S. Akin, who with his family, is
camping at Otter Rock, came home
Saturday morning to look after busi-
ness. He returned in the evening.
Arthur St. Clair, well known to many
in Lincoln county, died recently at
Eureka California. Mr.. st. Clair's last
visit to Toledo was eleven. years ago.
George Schenck has purchased the
lots OF W. g. Copeland at the corner
of Second and Graham streets, and will
erecr residence on them as soon as he
can secure carpenters.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Jorgenson and
sons, Peter and Harry, left Tuesday
morning for Portland where the family
will remain during the winter. Their
daughter, Dora, went on the excursion
train Sunday.
The new series of state school books
now on hand. Old books taken in ex.
change until first of January next.
Don't wait until first day of school
you may get left. For particulars cali
at Krogstad's drug store.
Miss Pearl Henry, who has been visit
ing with her aunt, Mrs. r. d. Burgess,
returned to her home at Ironton, Ohio,
Monday morning. She was accompan.
led by Mrs. Burgess and daughter Elsie,
who will visit in Ohio for month or two.
One hundred and forty ticket we're
sold at the local G. & E. Office yesterday
morning for the excursion to Corvallis
and Albany. This excursion was run
on account OF the All Benton School
Fair at Corvallis and Ringing Bros.
circus at Albany. The officials of the
railroad, to accommodate those going
from Toledo, had coach left here the
night before. Artist George M. Nc.
Bride got busy and painted two in.
scrip,ions "Toledo's IT; come aud seeP'
and "Toledo's on the Map" which were
placed on each side of the coach.
That's good advertising; inst "As good
as Hood River" can do. Toledo's base
ball team went to Corvallis to-play the
Corvallis team. They played and here
is the result: Corvallis, 4; Toledo, 3.
Az meeting OF the Development
League held at the City Hall last Sat :
urday night, the preparatory steps
were taken to secure government aid
for dredging of the two bars on the
Yaqhina river, making a deep water
channel from Toledo to the sea. At the
proper time mem orial to Congress
will be made by the lumber and other
interests, showing the great Importance
of this work, Meantime arrangements
have been made to have Senators Full.
ton and Bourne, and Representatives
Hawley and Ellis meet with COM
mittee OF the League and the people
and look over the commercial intere
and the river. 1t is earnestly hoped
that an appropriation forwarding this
important work can-be secured during
the early part of the coming session Of
Congress.