Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-31

E. c. Chamberlin returned Tues.
day from trip to the Valley.
Capt. Henry Nice of Lutgens
was county seat visitor yesterday.
Arthur French of Newport was
a passenger for Portland Tuesdai.
Mrs. Ed Altree and children ar
rived down from Portland Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Catherine Collins retul ned
Monday evening from a ten days
visit with her Suns in Portland.
Miss Jennie Booth. Miss Marie
Howell, Miss Ada Orelaman aud
Joel Booth spent Tuesday at New
port.
The schooner Mirene was in from
Portland Tuesday with a cargo of
general merchandise for local mer-
chants.
Mrs. A. C. Crawford of Siletz
visited several days the first of the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wade
in this city.
Mrs. Austin Altree arrived down
from Portland Tuesday for visit
with her son. Ed , and other rela-
tives in this city.
W. C. Davis arrived down from
Portland Saturday. after an ab-
sence of year. He and family
will remain here.
Miss Marie Howell of Albany
and Miss Ada Orelaman of Sutherlin
are visiting their friend. Miss
Jennie Booth in this city.
Miss Agnes Krogstad returned to
her home in Portland Monday after
noon after short visit among rel
ativse and friends in this city.
Mrs. Josephine F.ss. after a visit
of a month here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. McClaughery,
returned to her home at Portland
; Monday morning.
For sale. SKI camera, plate hold
ers, and complete finishing equip
ment. Ten dollars takes the outfit
if taken at once. See r. X. Will.
son Toledo. Oregon.
Miss Esther Mills. who has been
visiting with MIR. and Mrs. o. r.
Hollingsworth. and other friends
near this city. departed yesterday
morning for Alsea.
Clarence Ofstedahl went to Up
per Farm Sunday. lie crossed the
new Radiant suspension bridge,
just being completed. in his auto.
This bridge will soon be opei for
travel.
j. j. Hollingsworth Of Superior,
Nebraska. arrived last Saturday
evening for visit with his nephew,
D. K. Hollingsworth. of his place.
Mr.. Hollingsworth was we'll pleased
with he coast country. He went
from here to Newberg Monday
where he will visit with his brother.
S. T. Loudon, president of the
Fair association. was in the city
Tuesday and Wednesday in the
intesests of the Fair. Mr.. Loudon
and the other members of the Fair
board are working hard to make
the 1914 Lincoln County Fair big
ger and better than ever, and any
thing you can do to assist them
will be appreciated by these gentle
men. The premium lists will be
ready for distribution next week
and one will be mailed you on re-
quest. Address the secretary. Jos.
Swearingen, Toledo. Or. AS soon
as these booklets are off the press
the secretary will mail them to all
former exhibitors and to such other
persons as he thinks will be inter
ested, but if YOU are overlooked do
not be backward about sending in
your request for same.
Superintendent Knott c. Egbert
was in the city last Friday after
noon. going on down to Newport
where his family was stopping for u
few davs. Sunday evening they
departed for Tekoa. Washington.
where Mr.. Egbert will take a posi-
tion in the Indisn service at the
Occur d. Alene reservation. The
peoDle Of the Siletz agency and To-
ledo regret losing this family, MIR.
E3bcrt has been agent and SUPER
intcndent OF the Silet2 reservation
for sle past ten years. and has
made capable official and has
endesred himself TO all who have
had dealings with him. His posi-
tion ms superintendent Of the Sietz
is now filed by Supt. Chqlcraft.
formerly stationed at the Chemawa
Indian school. Mr.. Chalcraft is
an old Indian service man aud our
people are glad to see him stationed
. A A.