Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-06-11

this week.
Arthur Bensell and family autoed
over from Siletz Tuesday.
Mrs. II. M. Bomberr and Miss Mollie
Ross visited Siltez Tuesday.
James Fowler of Summit was To-
ledo visitor Tuesday.
Con Christensen received the con-
tract to build the Pixies Camp tres
tie near Taft.
Mrs. r. S. Van Cleve and children
returned from a visit to Portland
Tuesday evening.
Martin Thompson, after an illness
of several weeks, is agin able to be
up and around.
Ex-Governor West was business
visitor in this city last Friday. He
walked down to Yaquina Saturday.
With the logging camps and saw
mill starting Toledo is again taking
on the air of prosperity as of old.
Frank Nye returned from Albany
Wednesday, where he has been work
ing in a sawmill. He will probably
take his old job in the mill here.
Andrew Wisniewsh and wife and
Judge John Fogarty and wife were
in the city on business the first of the
week.
Rev. ]. d. Scutter of Turner arrived
the first Of the week and went to ST.
letz where he will have charge Of the
Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Huhtala of ST.
letz departed the first of the week for
Butte, Montana, where Mr.. Huhtala
will work in the mines.
Fred Chambers left Tuesday morn
ing for Eureka, California, for visit
with his sister, Mrs. Sada Davis. He
will also visit the big fair at San Fran
cisco before returning home.
Mrs. Sarah Cauthorne OF Corvallis
arrived Sunday for a visit with her
sister in law, Mrs. S. T. Jeffreys. She
returned home Wednesday morning.
Mrs. S. T. Jeffreys and daughter,
Miss Blanche, went to Portland We'd
nesday morning for few days visit.
Mrs. Jeffreys has been quite sick.
A. T. peterson, the Ford agent, this
week sold two cars, one to Postmaster
Hamar OF Newport and one to Tony
Jacobson of this place.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
at the parsonage Tuesday afternoon.
important business. All members
please come.
Mrs. w. E. Ball went to Oregon City
Tuesday morning for visit with her
sister. She will also visit the Rose
Festival.
DR.. Clarence Miller, of the ]. B. Mil
Ter Logging company, arrived down
from Portland and will assist his faith
er in the logging business.
]. B. Miller, OF the ]. B. Miller Log
ging company, arrived Saturday even.
ing and has been arranging for the
. starting of the logging camps, after a
shutdown of ten months.
Geo. w. Moore and son, Carl, re
turned Wednesday evening from
Berkeley, California. They are busy
getting the mill ready to begin saw
. Ing lumber.
The ]. b. Miller Logging company's
railroad construction crew arrived
Wednesday evening and went out tC
the camp on Depot slough. There
we're thirty men in the gang.
Anton Jacobson, w. E. Peterson, G
L. McCaulou and Con Christianser
went to Portland on Sunday evening"
!. excursion. They returned Wednesda!
I afternoon in Mr.. Jacobson's new Ford
purchased OF Agent A. T. Peterson.
Mrs. L. d. Emerson left for Port
!. land Thursday. where she will visi
!. at the home OF Mrs. G.. L. Baumann
{ also take in the Roee Carnival, fron
|. there she will go on to Nemah, Wash
! ington, to join her husband.
/ VIM. Graham is hauling coal fron
/ the mines on Depot slough now. II
: will probably contrsc; to do all tn
!. hauling for the company. A grea
/ many OF our citizens are now orderin
their next winters supply OF coal.
George Bethers has sold half OF hi
! place in West Toledo to M. +. Was
|. ner, Mr.. Wagner taking the east hal
L Of the place including the house, an
y has taken possession. Mr.. Bether
7 and family have moved to the lie
Z Wade house in the south part of tow
( DR.. II. Jay Greer arrived down fror
u Portland Wednesday evening and ha
4 decided to locate here and practic