Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-04-09
Clean Up Day-Saturday, the

Paints and wall paper selling
at cost at the Racket store. ~
l.. H. Payne of Newport was a
county seat visitor Monday.
John Nye, the Newport butch
er, was in the city Wednesday.
Assessor w. E. Ball is assess
ing at Newport this week.
George Hodges was down
from Salado the first of the
week.
Allen Gill is repainting and pa
pering the interior of the Luth-
eran Church this week.
]. H. Cellars of Eugene spent
the weekend visiting here in To-
ledo.
Attorney w. e. Gwynn was UP
from Newport Monday looking
after legal matters.
VIM. McLarren of Corvallis
spent the weekend with friends
in this city.
Col. e. Hofer of Salem passed
through to the lower bay last
Saturday evening.
A. T. Peterson returned last
evening from trip to the Val
ley.
Frederick's Millinery store
will open for business Saturday,
the 18th, in the Schenck & Wade
building.
Marion Sturdevant went to
Noon yesterday morning, where
he eXnents to work in the log
ging camp.
Rev. Robert Allen, Rev. Henry
l.. Greene and w. A. Williams
went out to the coal mines or
Depot slought yesterday.
Miss Francel Stanton enter
tanned about a dozen. cr her
girl friends at an Easter patty
last Sunday afternoon.
R. R. Wilson of Chitwood was
in the city Monday. Mr.. Will
sons eyes, which has bothered
him for several months, and al
most well now.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. r. Wishart re-
turned Saturday evening from a
months visit at Sacramento, Los
Angeles and other California
points, and also the Big Fair.
Alec Mcmillan, 2. M. Derrick,
Chas. Gildersleeve, Fred Stanton
and Oca Hoeflein left the first
of the week for the coast where
they will do some surveying
near the Monterey.
Last week In our notice of the
Eddyville mohair pool we stated
that all hair should be delivered
at Eddyville not later than the
10th. This was not correct as
the notice should have read mot
later than Monday, the 10TH"
Joe Ewing and family came
down from Portland last week
and will spend the Summer at
Newport for the benefit of Mr..
Ewing's health. Joe has been in
the street car service in Portland
for the past ten years.
Mr.. Miles, who is in charge Of
the opening of the sandstone
quarry at Pioneer, was in the
city yesterday purchasing sups
plies. Mr.. Miles has a crew of
ten men at work at present and
expects soon to increase the
number to twenty-five.
DR.. Adams, the dentist is here
from Portland for a few days,
came to do dental work for a
number of persons. Anyone
desiring him to do their
dental work should arrange for
1t at once as he will leave as soon
as he gets through. His Office
is at the Merchants Hotel.
The City Council at its meet.
ing last Monday evening passed
an ordinance declaring all
toilets, located on or near the
railroad right of way, opposite
the depot, nuisauces. This ordi-
nance is now in effect and II the
toilets are not removed by the
property owners they will be re-
moved by the city at the exrenee
of the property owners.
The press of the state is COM
menting daily on the work of
Lincoln county's school super
visor, Prof. ]. e. Davis. Mr..
Davis, among many other good
things, is working on the selec-
finn Of N corn adanfad IN tbic