Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-10-04

business Wednesday.
P. M. Abbey, the hotel man, was up
from Newport Monday.
Ches Morrison OF Pioneer was
Toledo visitor yesterday.
Mike Roddy, the Winant postmaster,
was in Toledo Yesterday.
Bob Warnock of Eddyvills was
Toledo visitor Wednesday.
Miss Winnie Rache of Portland is
visiting friends in Toledo.
Grover Wilson returned Monday
evening from hop picking.
Con Christensen returned to o. A.
c. on Sunday evenings train.
Miss Ena Stout of Oregon City visited
Miss Ida Hurley over Sunday.
Dr. Dabney sold his launch, the Ves-
per D, to A. Hope OF Yaquina.
S. g. Irwin OF Nye Greek had busi-
ness in the county seat Monday.
George Jorgenson went to Portland
yesterday morning for short visit.
John Matthews of Newport passed
through on the Tuesday evening train.
Miss Romtvedt returned to Corvallis
Sunday where she is attending College.
T.G. Wilson and family returned
from the hop fields last Friday even.
ing.
O. Middlekauff, the Yaquina attor-
ney, had business in Toledo Wednes.
LAY.
| j. F. Stewart returned from a bust.
ne IS trip to Portland on the excursion
Sunday.
Miss Blanche Jeffreys arrived Satur.
day evening for visit with her cousin
Mrs. Fish.
Miss Faith and Donald Stewart re-
turned Saturday evening from a visit
at Portland.
Frank Reibhoff was over from Siletz
Wednesday for load of freight for
Hall Brothers.
Merchant John Kentta, of Siletz,
went to Portland Monday morning to
buy new goods.
Charles Loomis, of the firm of Loomis
Bros, Of Newport had business in
Toledo Tuesday.
Earnest and Charley Ewing, now OF
Parkers, are visiting old friends and
scenes in Toledo.
A. L. Thomas, the Newport agate
man, was passenger for home on Mon
day evenings train.
Miss Rena Bradeson returned Mon.
day evening to Newport after three
weeks visit at home.
Miss Ethel Gray, after a weeks visit
with friends here, returned Sunday to
her home at Newport.
Russell Jeffreys returned home We'd
nesday, after a weeks visit with his
cousin, Mrs. T.. P. Fish.
j. A. Peterson has purchased the
Curtis M. Brown property over the hill.
Monday he took possession.
Mrs. Samuel Center and son, Newt,
returned Monday evening from visit
with relatives and friends at Salem.
Miss Esther Copeland came over from
Siletz Wednesday. She will reside
with her father here this winter and
attend high school.
Rex Nelson has accepted the sppren-
ticeship in Bartholomew's barber shop
and he can now fill your nose and ears
with lather of the finest quality.
Mrs. Jasper johnson, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Ed Avery,
for the past two weeks. returned to her
home at Lents Monday morning.
Sven Bradeson of the Capitol Cream
cry at Salem arrived Saturday evening
for short visit at home. He returned
on the excursion Sunday evening.
Rev. p. j. Rinehart returned Tues
day evening from several weeks SC
,journ in the Valley, where has been
working the magazine club proposition.
Misc Belva Straight, who has been
visiting with her old schoolmate, Mrs.
George Hamar, for the past week, re-
turnedto her home at Newberg Mon
day morning.
VIM. Mackey arrived Saturday even
ing for a visit with his daughter, Mrs.
J.J. Gather, and family. Mr.. Mackey
is now engaged in the hop raising
business at Independence.