Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-06-26

GEORGE BETHERs.
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Mrs. Wolveliski, whom The LEADERS
,orrespondent and others reported last
Reek as having made a successful at
Iempt to commit suicide, is still aliye,
Ind apparently recovering rapidly.
fbe woman was brought to Siletz last
eaturday night, DR.. Parker of Toledo
=. .ving been summoned. The various
arteries and muscles OF the woman's
nm which had been severed by the
Iazor were successfully united by DR..
Parker, although five days had elapsed
jince the terrible wound was inflicted.
d was very difficult operation, and
bod results could hardly have been
xpected, but again the old adage
comes to the front: "While there's life,
here's hope" A skillful modern sur
aeon can accomplish results that would
\ lave been regarded as miraculous only
"a few years ago. DR.. Parker appre-
lated the valuable assistance of Mrs.
Ialer, Mrs. William Alexander and
heriff Ross.
The Ladies Aid Society met Tuesday
flernoon with Mrs. j. L. Hyde. There
as a good attendance, and consider
be work resulted. The following Of
GERS we're elected and reelected for
be ensuing six months: Ada E. Soule,
resident; Mrs. Doran, vice president;
|avilla Mcneil, secretary; Mrs. J. L.
yds, treasurer. The society will
eet June 7 with Mrs. Addah Stanton
sew carpet rags. All members are
Fged to come and bring friends.
County School Superintendent Geo.
others and family we're among the
Rssengers Monday morning for Port
lnd. Mr.. Bethers went to attend the
estern Division of the State Teach
Association, whils Mrs. Bethers is
eof the grand color bearers at the
ate convention of the w. R. c., an
pnor which the local Corps appre-
ates.
Fred Thayer arrived Tuesday evening
|om Eugene, where he graduated at
head of the. class. He will return
september for year of post-grad-
ae study. Fred also stands high in
Fhletlcs and was recently elected cap
|ln Of the university team.
Billy Ford, first assistant keeper OF
pc Foulweather lighthouse, visited
Vledo friends Tuesday and Wednes-
Life by the sea seems to agree
Va MIN. Hei is now fatter than the
Pitor
twenty eight of the young friends of
10 hnth ofstedahl made her the VIC
OF pleasant surprise party Mon
night, after her return from
Pf'iand. A jolly good time is reported.
inat tailor first door south of the
fOer shop is always busy. He guar.
'ses perfect fit on eyery garment
S thoroughly up to-date. Prices
Pasonable.
'Oue OF our merchants are agitating
question of closing their places of
P'l0ess promptly at Up. m, but no
'eement has been reached.
Aoyal and Francis Ferr of wipant
10 The city last Saturday with
W. OF the champion Strawberries of
season.
iss i,i Ethel Lennon. who has been
pna ns Mrs. John McCluskey, left
"S morning for her home at Eu-
Neeoham, who has been visiting
Mrs. Stone Wells, left
A'0fnlng for her home at Tangent.
C.S ' former fellow-citizen Wallis
tbs ' nov now OF Portland, had business
city Tuesday night.
\ 'es, my stock of dress and street
y, WA, please you. Call and see
n' Mrs. wygant.
nsng nager Edwin Stone of the GRE.
A, uea =. TO Albany Tuesday from a
~ at the Resort.
n las. -, .mcclintock, the gas engine ex. |
3rtlaUs Yesterday for his home at
A ~ h, II. Weatherford Of Albany
\, 'luess in the city last Saturday.
sitin. blanche . Jeffreys of Portland i,
ner cousin, Mrs. 7. p. Fish.