Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-07-17
The Ladies' AID Society will meet
tuesday with Mrs Hyde.

week. u
Lutte Parmele of Ocean View had
business with the circuit court this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Reeder of va
quina we're greeting Toledo friends
Tuesday.
Mrs. @. b. Hawkins accompanied
her son Chauncey, who is headed for
Frisco, as far as Albany yesterday.
Roy Parker of Albany arrived Mon
day evening for visit with his grand
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Allan Parker. of
this city.
Charlie Bradeson returned to Toledo.
home and friends Monday evening.
He has been employed in Portland for
several months.
Mrs. Ralph Sturdevant departed
Wednesday morning for Wellington.
Wash, where she will join her hus-
band, who is in the employment of
lumber company at that place.
shedd Rosebrook, who is with the
battleship Wisconsin, in recent letter
to his parents dated at Yokohama, Jap
an, writes that he was about to leave
that port for Chez Foo, China.
A Leroy of Portland, who is repre-
senting the Oregon Information Bu-
reau, made Toledo call Wednesday to
find the cause of Lincoln countys back
wardness in advertiaing her resources.
Mrs. Ethel Scott of Selma, CAL, has
been visiting her father, James Nc
Donald of Chitwood, and her brother,
Charlie of Toledo, the past two weeks
She departed for her home yesterday
morning.
Gene Young and 2. M. Derrick left
Tuesday morning for Laurel Noun
tain which is located near the head
waters of the Siletz, They took min
ing outfit with them and will prospect
extensively before returning.
Captain Simon Lentden came up from
Newport Monday and placed himself in
the tender care of DR.. Wetmore who
removed an encysted tumor from his
cheek. The growth had been troubling
the Captain for nine long years and he
expressed himself we'll pleased that the
operation was so successfully per.
formed.
Miss Mamie WAKEFIELD, Department
Treasurer of the Woman's Relief Corps
came down from Eddyville Tuesday
evening on official business. The
Corps has every reason TO be proud OF
its new official. Miss Wakefield is ar
enthusiastic worker in the order anG
justly merits the high station to which
she has been elected.
Sheriff j. H. Ross, County Clerk Ire
Wade, Judge G. M. Brown, Captain w
r. Wakefield and Assessor Henr,
Howell went down to Newport Tuesday
night to attend Masonic blowout
They took w. E. Ball of Kernyille
along with them as guardian. 1t is re
ported that he had some trouble il
rounding them all up Wednesday
morning in time to catch the train fol
home.
Winnie. the S-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Mcbride of Eddy
vile, fell from horse Wednesda,
evening and sustained a compound frac
ture of the left fore arm-the shattered
bone protrnding through the flesh
She was brought to Toledo the same
night and taken 10 the residence O,
Judge Brown where DR.. Wetmore sue
cessfully reduced the fracture yesterda,
morning. The little girl stood the op
Grafton, which was necessarily a pain
full one, with true grit.
The lauuch Racine made successful
trip to Newport and return last Sun
day She carried about twenty pas
sengers who were well pleased with tn,
boat and the good time she made
Captain Dedrick is to he commended
in his efforts to make the Racine sue
cess and the fortitude with which h,
has borne his many losses and reverse
during the past year. The Racine is
staunch little craft and will be valu
able means of transportation to ou
citizens, who will find Captain Dedricl
ready at all times to accommodate
them in any way where the services O
this launch are required. Mr.. an,
Mrs. b. j. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. T. +
!. Fish, Mrs. George McCaulou, Blanch