Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-06-21

I'D tne CITY Tuesday.
James Dixonuf Elk City was To,
ledo visitor Tuesday.
John Folmsbee of Big Elk was in
Toledo last Saturday.
Commissioner Fogarty OF Newport
was in the city Wednesday.
Billy Kyniston, the Waldport shingle
man. was in the city last Saturday.
Born-June IT, 1907, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Hall of Siletz, a daughter
The Olympic pancake -four is the
best. Get it at the City Flour and Feed
Store.
Try that Olympic flour at the City
Flour and Feed Store. Best -four on the
market.
S. q. Irwin of Newport passed through
Wednesday morning on business trip
to Portland.
Jack Morgan of Frchre Mountain
left for Portland this morning to take
in the rose show.
Miss Mona Hooker left Tuesday for
visit with hrr sister, Mrs. Elmer Helm,
in the Yachats country.
A. j. Oglesby and son Ralph of An
CORA were in the city Wednesday. The
latter made proof ON his homestead.
B. NJ. Sets and son Sam and James
Watson OF Five Rivers we're in Toledo
Wednesday. Sam made proof on his
homestead.
G. c. Mcbride was in the city
Wednesday. He has removed his
family from Albany to their farm home
near Euclid, this county.
Z II. G. Jorgenson, C. E. Hawkins and
w. F. Enos have purchased George
Hodges sawmill at Elk City. Mr..
Enos will be the expert in charge.
George Chambers and Robert Mann
OF Chitwood were in the city Wednes-
day making proof on their homesteads.
|. j. Pepin was with them as a witness.
Mrs. P. j. Rinehart went over to
Siletz Monday to stay with Mrs. Cope
lands mother few days. Mrs. Cope
land is in Portland buying a stock of
goods.
Jake Fern of Anlauf, Douglas county,
arrived last Saturday for visit at
Siletz. He was in Toledo Wednesday
with Tom Jackson, going to Newport in
the evening.
Charlie Corser of Newport was in the
City Tuesday night having a talk with
some OF our Councilmen relative to a
franchise for an electric lighting system.
The matter will be considered by the
Council at its next session, Monday
evening, July l..
Mrs. <. L. Radiant and son and
daughter arrived few days ago from
Shawano, Wis, and accompanied the
head of the family to their new home
in the Siletz country. Mr.. Radiant
has been here several months, and, of
course, likes the country.
Rev. P. j. Rinehart is taking the lead
In securing library in Toledo, accord.
ing TO the State Library plan. In ad-
dition he has organized a magazine ex-
change club. Mrs. Jennie Arnold will
have charge of the library, which will
be in the postoffice building
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Corser of
Dallas passed through Saturday even.
Ing to Newport, where they will con-
duct first-class restaurant during the
summer season. Mrs. Corser was
formerly Miss Mabel Cressy. She re-
sided at Newport several years ago and
has many friends in Lincoln COUNTY.
At the meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
Society Tuesday afternoon the following
officers were elected for the ensuing six
months: President, Mrs. Jane Sawdon:
vlce-president, Mrs. Ada Soule; secre
tary, Mrs. Alma Altree; treasurer, Mrs.
Martha Derrick. The Soclety's next
meeting will be on July Is, at the home
of the treasurer.
Mrs. Busch and son Kasimir Of the
upper Drift creek country visited To.
ledo friends Tuesday afternoon and
Wednesday. They went to Newport
Wednesday evening. 1t was the first
glimpse Mrs. Busch has had of Toledo
since the family moved to their Drift
creek home about ten years ago; also
the first time either Mrs. Busch or her
son have visited Newport and the
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