Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-06-19
Volume XII.
Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Arrivals.
List of nonresident guests at Toledo
hotels since June Il, 1903:
AT TIE COMMERCIAL.
w G Broaner, San Francisco; Va,
Katzenberger, Frank Neunlann, Sagi'
,,aw. Mich; ] A Shermer, $ } Shermer,
M G. Shermer, Mill 4; Joe Gay, G I
farv, VIM Smith, Louisa Smith, Larkey
Logan, Ike Washington, ION Jackson;
h @ Olson. r Nilsson, Fergus Falls
Rena Ferr, Drift Creek; Jesse j Boone,
Daisy Ferr, Mrs j G Bachus, Winant;
Mrs L M Luckey, Phil Flood, S F Cook,
Fred Bierlein, G F Ehmann; w d How
ard, 0 Hansen, Frank A Peters, Port
land; ] F Conn, G Burggraf, DR. Davis,
In Lutz, Fl X Lugger, Andrew John
hon, w W Rowell, f II Collins, FL L
VIM Eagles, Albany; DR. Car
ter, Vim Shelton, Yaqulna; Robert
Chambers, Nortons; II L Yeit, Eddy
Vile; Owen Graves, Mr. and Mrs B f
IISwope, Newport; Henry Potter, Wald-
port; NJ L Frantz, Hoskins; Ethel Lem
mon, Irving; ] R Williams, Elk City.
AT THE PARKER.
NJ L Trapp, Chltwood; Joe Shermer,
George Lewis, Winant; A Gallagher,
IONA; Warren Brainard, L w Williams,
#O Bradford, J c Fox, Geo Newberry,
Louie Smith, Siletz; II B Parker, Wat.
ertown, n. Y; Maud Harkleroad, John
Loomis, H Doshe, Ira Miller, Edgar
Booth, Newport; D Hurley, Rudolph
Long, 0llala; John c Ludemann, Wald-
port; Mrs Wellman, Drift Creek; Fred
Vessel, Depot; B r Westbrook, Chas
N anderson, S Ketchum, james Conn,
wv Dugger, d c Burkhart, G S feowell
Paul Costel, Paul Mahoney, r Miller.
/ Lewis, j r Wyatt, S Fl Clevenger,
Frank Clevenger, w r Bilyeu, H Cham
berlain, Albany; T Beddio, Los Angeles;
S M NJ Davis, Yaquina; w II McClintock,
Fred Van Dorm, P ] Mcdonald, Port
land; Watt Shipp, Salem w S Fifield,
GAINESVILLE, Wis; w F Ward, f L Ward,
Partridge, Kan.;J W Hobbs, Eugene.
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Notice. will take butter and eggs in
exchange for goods at my store.
Mrs. WYGANT.
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The old fashioned social given by the
losing wing of Syringa Circle Wednes-
|day night at Woodmen Hall was enjoyed
oy large number of the exponents of
Woodcraft and few invited guests.
win but few exceptions the stlye of
one costumes were decidedly ancient
aud several members of the Circle
looked worse than Davenport cartoon.
Inc program was very appropriate and
pleasing. The songs were the good old
gen. gems which always manage to get
little nearer to the heart than anything
cassie or up-to.date. Mss Maud
harkleroad, Mrs. George Bethers and
Messrs. E. w. Gather and G. e. Haw-
A'ns constituted very satisfactory
quartet Miss Harkleroad rendered a
couple of solos in captivating style.
~ was The first time many of our clti-
IvuS had the pleasure of hearing her.
Eli daither was Johnny on the. spot
aSs'n and sang like pair of love-struck
uoooilnks. Miss Ethel Lennon and
Dr. s. S. Thayer we're called upon for
The doctor wasn't exactly |
but happened to have the
'anous 'Hoch der Kaiser" poem in his |
p0chet and it did good service. Miss
was just as natural as life in
rV' ~, recitation abont girl who said |
No twice, but didn't mean 1t, and
-Haiiy !, said "Yes." Mrs. Annie Haw.
,'uS' master OF ceremonies, called Mes
''uies John Ofstedahl and j. j. Gather
y Tue front of the hall and with few
~. remarks presented each
.an handsome emblem pin as re.
,. u ior Their success in securing the
'seS' number of new members for
,s"nea Circle in the contest a few
,'eNS ago. The recipients of the honor
,s'e pleased but speechless. One of
u' uncommon features of the affair
" '"' q race by several members of the
r.. ', with Mrs. Albert Waugh end
II l's' u II. Young left in the finals.
nd inner . won by a narrow margin
' !, N reserved setting hen as a prize.
= iayior and Jim Gather won the
eo'essed race and each was awarded
,o,,' Nurse The other pairs were Bob
O"'ns and II. T.. Petersop a,d Ec