Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-01-16
Jim Derrick is conyalescent.

III tne city last Saturday.
j S Meek, a drummer, of San Fran
cisco, was doing Toledo on the 18th.
r in mead owe suite? iff cum
an NEE. Next door to barber shop.
The Toledo saw mill started up for
Short run on the 18th, with full
crew.
Commissioner Frank Stanton went
up the road on official business this
morning.
Mrs. Arthur Casteel of Yaquina was
among the eastbound passengers Mon
day morning.
John Fogarry, Jr., of South Beach
passed through Monday morning en-
route to Portland. z
Thomas Ferr and son Francis were
in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Ferr now
registers fromS Winant.
\lMr. and Mrs. Thomas Leese returned
to Corvallis Monday, after couple of
days visit with Toledo friends.
Miss Mollie Blower of Mill was in
the city Wednesday night attending the
entertainment at Woodmen Hail.
JAS. Cavnaw of Otis had business in
Toledo in the front of the week. He
will read THE LEADER for the coming
year.
'Ches Morrison writes from Lebam.
Wash, that he is getting So per day and
plenty of ram and mud, which suits him
pretty well.
Rev. John Doran will conduct services
at Eddyville Sunday morning and even
ing, Jan. %, and at Elk City Monday
evening, the Goth.
A meeting will be held at the school
house in Toledo Oh Saturday, the 24th,
for the epurpose of levying the school tax
for the coming year.
The celebrated W. b. Stetson "Tiger'
brand hats, $3.50 to So. Macdonald &
Hall Bros. of Siletz sell them They
are the finest III the market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Belliuger departed
Monday ior their home at Peudleton.
They had been visiting the latters par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Lane of ST.
letz.
That tailor first door south of the
barber shop is always busy. He guar
antees perfect fit on every garment
aud is thoroughly up.to-date. Prices
reasonable.
N/Fred Chambers came in from Portland
last night, to remain about month
lie is head cook on the Dayton, u
quarters boat for government harbor
and river surveyors.
James Anderson left yesterday morn
ing for Portland, where he hopes to
obtain relief from inflammatory rheum-
atism. He will place himself under the
care Of a well-kuown specialist.
K A birthday party was given at the re-
sidence of Thos. Horning on the 10Th.
The occasion was the birthday of Miss
Maud Horning. Quite number of the
young folks had an enjoyable time until
a late hour.
w Fl Tuttle, who had been visiting
his halfbrother, f w Canfield, re-
turned Tuesday to his home at Port
land. He is in love with this country
aud expects to come back some day and
settle down for life.
W. |. Christy, the well-known G. & e.
car builder, has been conducting car
hospital at Blodgett this week, assisted
by viii Start. The cars ont there are
afflicted with piles, we understand and
MIR. Christy was sent out by the COM
pany to treat them.
Justice OF the Peace Gus Weber Of
Beaver Creek was in the city Wednes-
day, accompanied by his little sou Her
man, aged II, and feet in his socks.
Mr.. Weber says the Beaver creek conn
try beats the world on potatoes, and
himself and neighbors are open for
orders.
| yDr. J. d. Wetmore made his first trip
to Siletz Monday in the capacity OF con-
tract physician. The Doctor is en-
phatic in his praise Of the excellent
system and sanitary conditions existing
in the Indian training school, hospital,
ETC., as result of superintendent
McArthur's energy and efficiency. III
his years Of experience in hospital
work in Chicago he SAYS he bas never
encountered more striking evidence Of