Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-01-23

G. & f., was in Toledo Wednesday,
Owen Graves of the Life Saving
Station was Toledo visitor yesterday.
Merchant J. F. Stewart was pass
enger valleyward Wednesday morning.
County Clerk Ira Wade visited the
capital of Benton county between
trains yesterday.
A full line of shoes for ladies and
gentlemen at prices that cant be beat in
Toledo. T. P. Fish.
Fred Horning came in from Blodgett
Tuesday night. He has been employed
at the piling camp at that place.
Messrs. Lancaster and Parks of Elk
City have rented Lester Waugh's meat
market and will take possession Feb. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams of Elk
City were in Toledo last night making
"a more or less friendly call upon Dent
ist Davenport.
The many friends of Miss Pearl Hall
of Siletz, will be pleased to learn of her
oonvalesence. Her brother Walter is
also able to be about again.
Ole }. Johnson, one of our up-to date
Siletz ranchers, paid THE LEADER Office
a call Wednesday and added two brand
new names to our subscription list.
A. w. Rose, one of Chitwood's genial
ranchers, had business in Toledo Mon
day and Tuesday. The LEADER re-
ceived pleasant call from the gentle
man.
Uncle Johnny Nye returned last Fri
day evening from a three-weeks visit in
Jackson county. He reports the mining
business booming at the Jacksonville
mines.
That tailor first door south of the
barber shop is always busy. He guar
antees perfect fit on every garment
and is thoroughly up-to-date. Prices
reasonable.
Warren Hall came over from the ST.
letz Monday evening with wagon load
of steelhead salmon. The load weighed
I $50 pounds. Some of the fish weighed
% pounds each.
oyMrs. Annie Hawkins returned home
Wednesday evening. She has been at
tending session of the board of man
ayers of the Women of Woodcraft, held
recently in Leadville, Colo.
A. w. Shepard and Fred Bluer of
Seattle, Wash, arrived in Toledo Mon
day night, and next morning, with ALB.
Crosno as guide, went out 70 their home
steads near the mouth of the Siletz.
George Landreth came in Saturday
morning from his homestead, where he
had been employed sowing a crop of
potatoes for several days. Ade Crosno,
the efficient timberman and guide, ac-
companied him.
Presiding Elder T. B. Ford will ar
rive in Toledo Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 3, and conduct communion serv-
ice at the NJ. E. church. The quarterly
business meeting will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock. Sermon
Wednesday evening.
i. j. Smith of Bald mountain had
business in Toledo Wednesday. He re-
ports that H. D. Barber, the talented
and good-looking young pedagogue oi
the Newport school, had several hair.
breadth escapes and thrilling ex.
periences too numerous to mention
while sojourning on his ranch during
the holidays.
H. d. Barber, principal of the New
port school, was compelled, on the 1lth
inst, to dicipline Cecil Emery, a 10
year-old pupil, and AS result the boy
father has lodged charge Of assault
against Mr.. Barber In Justice Blaser's
court at Yaquina, the trial being set fol
Saturday at 2 p. m. The LEADER is in
formed that young Emery bears hard
reputation. Deputy District Attorney
Swope investigated the trouble and de-
cided that the complainant had no case
The city recorder of Newport had pre-
viously refused to give the matter 6
hearing unless sufficient bond fol
costs be deposited by the plaintiff
Justice Blaser was then consulted, with
the above set forth result. From the
evidence SO far given to the public II
does not seem that Mr.. Barber hal
overstepped his authority, and should
th;s ha tb. final decision. thero will n.