Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-08-30
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"wednesday.
Peter Schirmer OF Pool Slough was in
Toledo Monday.
Ladies' Waists, Skirts, Corset Covers,
etc., at Stewards.
Cliff Gray Of New port was in Toledo
yesterday afternoon.
J. Q. Adams of Chitwood waS a
Toledo visitor Tuesday. .
| Jimmy Hodges of Elk City visited
Toledo Tuesday night.
Miss Hattie Wilson returned from
Newport Wednesday morning.
Mra W. H. Canaday and children
left for the hopflelds at Woodburn
Monday.
Mrs r. A. Arnold went to Newport!
Tuesday evening returning Wednesday
morning.
Miss Winona Hooker departed for
Newport yesterday where she WILL visit
Miss Ethel Gray.
Charles Mcdonald and FANNY drove
to the hop fields near Corvallis, starting
Tuesday morning,
Valentine Thiel OF South Beach was
looking after business interests in
Toledo Wednesday.
M. L, Trapp and son, Dudley, of
Chitwood we're tiansacting business in
the city Wednesday.
Be wise and SOW your grass seed now.
A fresh stock of all kinds now on hand
at Krogstad's Drug store.
The Reporter is moving into its new
home at the east side of Hill street op.
posite the City Meat Market.
Harry, Ruth and Gladys Grenache
departed Wednesday morning for
visit at Corvallis and Portland.
Fred Chambers has contracted to
build bungalow on the lots west of
them. E. church, recently purchased
of his mother.
Carl r. Dodge, who has been working
in Toledo the past few months, departed
yesterday morning for his home at
Columbia City, Washington.
I Miss Anna Bachmann, who has been
teaching Mill school, completed very
successful term last Friday and de-
parted for her home at Clackamas Sat
urday morning.
Mrs. g. II. limbaugh and son returned
Monday morning to their home at
kelso, Washington. after a visit with
Mrs. Umhaugh's brothers, Walter aud
Warren Hall, at Silez.
Cummings, the shooting gallery man,
departed Monday morning for Inde.
pendence, where he will set up his
gallery. HIS wife and daughter will
remain in Toledo for the present,
Emil Price of Portland, who has been
in charge of j. S. Akin clothing store
during the latter's absence at Otter
Rock, went to Yaqnina Wednesday
evening for visit with his aunt, Mrs.
William Hoe6ein.
One of the pleasant features of the
Oregon State Fair has always been the
camping life in the oak grove just out
side the Fair Grounds The number of
campers annually would form good
sized community. The tented city is
marked off into streets, and lots, which
are furnished free of charge, must be
reserved before the fair. Albert 'rozier,
the "mayor" Of the tented city, who has
superintended this department for
many years, has recently returned from
an eastern trip,is making arrangements
with prospective campers now. He
stated that five hundred camping sites
had already been spoken for. AS there
are accommodations for only 1900 tents
all persons intending to take this de.
lightful outing should apply to Mr..
Tozier ut once for space. All the sites
along the two main Streets are al
ready taken, and little signs, announc-
ing that "this place is reserved by Mr.. |
-" are seen nailed to almost every
tree. There is an abundance OF good |
water OH the grounds, and grocery
store close at hand. Wagons from the
Salem dealers also visit the grounds
daily. There are enough stalls for the
horses, although Mr.. tTozier says that
one stall must be made to serve for two
animals, In order to accommodate
everybody. Mr.. Tozier also notifies the
campers that they will have to buy
their frewood this year. There will be
persons on the grounds with wood for
sale. |