Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-06

the city yesterday.
Jacob Holgate was visitor from
Lutjens last Friday.
Mrs. William Borden OF Newport was
in the city Wednesday.
Neils Anderson of Kernville had
business in the county seat the latter
part of last week.
George L. Boone of Mill was up
Wednesday on business and made his
regular annual call on THE LEADER.
G. r. Evens, AL Reynolds and Gottlieb
Elksnat of Waldport had business in
the county seat the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. M. E. McWillis and daughter,
Mrs. Norman Holgate of South Beach
we're in the city Monday having trouble
with Dentist Davenport.
Born-Tuesday evening, March 3.
1903, to Mr.. and Mrs Charles HYDE, a
son, at the home of County Treasurer
and Mrs. }. L. Hyde in Toledo.
Frark Frohreich the meat artist,
who is stopping with his friend William
Borden at Newport while recovering
from the grip, visited Toledo Wednes-
day.
County Clerk Ira Wade left Tuesday
evening for visit to his farmstead in
the lower Slletz country. He was ac-
companied by Fred Stanton, the we'll
known pack boss.
Lee Williams of Newport, ex-land-
lord of the Bay View House, was in
Toledo the fore part of the week look
ing after his real estate interests. He
lost his mustache Wednesday and is
now somewhat handsomer than Charlie
Wooding
Miss Stella Bergen was in the city
Wednesday. The young lady is recov-
ering rapidly from the effects of the
injuries sustained in falling from the
landing in the rear of the Yaquina Bay
Mercantile Cos store Oh the morning
of February "a.
j. e. Franklin and family arrived
Saturday evening from Summit, Mr..
Franklin having been appointed to sue
ceed Bert Boles as local agent for the
@. q E. Our new citizens are occupy
ing the Swan property near the court
house, vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Boles.
Scott Bozorth, manager of the Pacific
Homestead, the leading farm journal of
the Coast, came in from Salem last Fri
day evening to do some spring work on
his farm in the upper Depot country.
He appreciated the beautiful weather
which had been kin Ey set aside fol-
him by his numerous friends and fel.
low farmers.
Miss Jennie J. Maxwell of L akevie "
Or, has been engaged as teacher in
district No. 80 (the Parrish schooD and
entered upon her duties Monday. Miss
Maxwell is teacher of considerable
experience, having been engaged in the
work eight years in the schools of this
state and California. During three
years of this period she was in the
Lakeview High school. She is one ot
the state grand officers who installed
the officers of Pacific Chapter o. e. S
at Newport last Friday night.
The Lincoln County Band gave con
cert and dance at Woodmen Hall las
Saturday night. Owing to the fire
which destroyed McReynolds Bros
store at Eddyville three weeks ago anG
in which some of the paraphernalia o.
the band was lost, the variety featur,
Of the concert had to be omitted. Sick
ness and other causes prevented seyera
members from being present, among
whom was the leader Frank McReyn
olds, whose place was filed by hi
brother Guy. Although Handicapped
by these unforeseen obstacles, the banC
gave very creditable entertainment
The dance after the concert was pro
nounced by those present as pleasant
affair, although not financial success
due, undoubtedly, to the fact tha
Toledo had the week previous been ,
little overdone in the way of entertain
ments. However, the efforts of tn,
band to make the event an entertaining
ono was appreciated, and we trust thai
if ever they make date with Toledo
again it will be under more favorabl,