Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-04-03
Warren Hall came over from the
Agency yesterday.


Ted McElwain was a passenger
fer Portland this morning.
Mrs. Lola Cruscn returned to her
home at Albany this morning.
Billy Graham was called to Kings
VALLEY this morning by the illness
of his father.
Chss. Lillard of Harlan was in
the city Wednesday evening getting
repairs fer his shingle mill.
Mrs. John Rattey and little
daughter returned Wednes esday
evening from a viii; in Portland.
John Salvage will hold a public
auction at the Graham Livery Barn
tomorrow, to dispose of a large
list of household goods. :.
Charley Brown and family, who
have been living for the uast year
at Dayton, returned to Toledo and
will again make their homo here.
They have rented the Sondre Romt-
vedt house.
Subscriptions received this week
are j. c. Dixon. Elk City: J. e.
Coleman. Portland; James Witty
ccmbe. Corvallis: Jesse Reeder.
Yaquina: c. G. Brown, Toledo: 3.
d. Leathers. Bremeton. Wash.
MIR. and Mrs. Gordon and family
of San Pedro. California. arrived
in this city last Monday evening
and have taken up their residence
in tire John Salvage cottage. Mr.
Gordon will assist George Walker
in the shipyard.
L. D. Bissett Of Newberg ar
rived in this city Wednesday even
ing and his family will follow in
a few days. MIR. Bissett has traded
for ranch about three miles north
of town on Depot slough and will
60 into the dairy business.
| L. j. Dimmitt has leased the
Grady building adjoining the Pet
erson JewelrY store and expects to
open up butcher shop. Mr.. Dim
mitt has been in the butcher busi-
ness before, and will undoubtedly
make a success of his venture here.
The steamer Newport returned
to the lower bay Thursday after
noon under her own power. The
new gas engine works fine and il
is thought will give entire satisfac-
tion. With the changing of the
Newport from a steam to a gas
type of vessel. we are left without
steam craft on the bay.
A. Welch ard several prominent
Portland attorneys were in the city
Wednesday closing up the deal for
the taking over Uf the Lincoln
County Telephone and Telegraph
compsny's lines and the lines of
the Mutual company. While the
transaction is not entirely com.
plated as yet. still it is far enough
advarced to assure q deal. and we
are satisfied that the two lines will
sooa be under one management.
The first social meeting of the
Methodist Social Club was held al
Oddfellow Hall last Friday evening
ab ,ut sixty being present. The
Club now has about so members
This is one of the best social feat.
ures i1augursted in our town. II
affords p'ae for our young peo.
pie to meet and enjoy them.
selves in unquestionsble social ree.
reation. Those who do not believe
in dancing, card PLAYING and other
such amusements will find great
pleasure in these club socials.
Jay W. Dunn. in this issue an.
nounces his candidacy for the nom.
ination for the uffice of Sheriff OF
this county on the Republican tick.
ct. Mr. Dunn is just about as well
known Throughout this county as
any m an residing herein. To those
who do not know Mr.. Dunn we will
say that he has been a resident oi
the co unity since carly boyhood; be
is q PROSPEROUS. progressive farmer
is and always has been to the fore
in all public matters. He is q
yourg man. we'll educated and
thoroughly competent to handle
the affairs of this important Office.
Chesley L. Morrison announces
his candidacy in this weeks Issue,
for the nomination for the Office Ct
Sheriff Of this county. Ches Nor.
rison is. as everybody knows, O
l IL.