Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-03-13
Adrian Ford of Newport was in the

Miss Julia Fogarty of South Beach
was visiting in Toledo last Friday.
John Stevens, well-known Siletz
rancher, was passenger for Albany
Monday morning.
Will Soule has been rusticating in the
Alsea bay country during the past
week--an ideal time for an outing.
Some genuine March weather pre-
vailed the fore part of the week. We
got little of everything except dust
G. &. Mcbride of Eddyville came
down Wednesday evening to pay his
taxes and neighbor with Toledo friends
Miss Martha Wakefield who had been
visiting her sister, Miss Mamie, re-
turned Monday to her home at Eddy
vile.
Tom Coleman, the well-known trav-
cling representative of Wadhams &
Kerr Bros. of Portland, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. George Beck departed Monday
morning for her home in Michigan.
Her husband will probably follow in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. D. Macarthur de-
parted Monday morning for Fort Mo-
jave, Ariz,, Mr.. McArthur's new post of
duty in the Indian service.
George w. Ellis, representing the
Blake McFall Paper Company of Port
land, was making his regular call on
Toledo business men Wednesday.
Lee Williams of Newport, the retired
hotel prince, passed through Wednes-
day morning EN- route to Portland
He will be back IN few days if no bad
luck interferes
We are requested to announce that
the Ladies Un-Aid Society Will give an
entertainment on the evening of April
/. Programs and further announce
ments will appear later.
Shedd Rosebrook, who has been at
the Bremerton, WASH naval station
for some time, is now ON the battleship
Wisconsin at San Francisco, where he
asks The LEADER to visit him.
A. w. Rogers and his little S.year-old
daughter came up from Siuslaw on the
Robarts few days ago and have be-
come citizens of Toledo. Mr.. Rogers
has purchased the John Anderson resi-
dence on the north side near DR.. Thay.
er's property.
DR.. o. HI. Davenport, the dentist, left
last Saturday evening for kernville,
accompanied by W. E. Ball and J. F.
Stephens, citizens of that place. The
doctor expects to spend about ten days
on his cattle ranch in that country.
Now is the time for your teeth to ache.
| AS result of attending church
services, Principal George McCluskey
Of The Toledo schools is IL cents to the
good, to say nothing of the more inn
portant benefits derived. At one serv-
ice he picked up dime which lie dis
covered on the floor and on the'follow-
ing Sunday his eagle eye spotted a
penny. The moral is plain.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs. Dorar at the parsonage Tuesday
afternoon. The few who braved the
storm we're well repaid The hostess
served refreshments and the session
was very pleasant one. If the
weather is favorable next Tuesday af.
ternoon the society will meet in the M.
Il. church 10 tie comforters. All lady
friends of the cause invited. Each
member is urged to come and bring a
friend.
w. L. Ball and j. f. Stephens were
up from the lower Siletz country last
Saturday. They report that that snow
white calf which was believed to have
been abducted from the leased domain
of the Parmele brothers has been
found dead-lodged in some drift on
the river bank. The LEADER is pleased
to learn this, as most of the citizens
down there are its readers, and we
feared some Of them might be under
suspicion.
j. ii. Dunn, who had been at the
home of County Judge Brown for sew.
eral days, died about O'Clock Monday
morning and was buried in the Toledo
cemetery Wednesday. Mr.. Dunn was
in his SD year and for some time had
been helpless. He has two sisters in
Portland, it is understood, but was un.
able to converse intelligently, and their