Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-11-06

Jimmy Hodges of Big Elk was in To.
ledo Monday night.
Roy Bryant visited with his parents
at Siletz last Sunday.
John Micek, the siietz meat artist,
was in Toledo Wednesday.
Titus Kurtichanov of Chitwood had
business in Toledo Wednesday.
Mart Glass left Wednesday for visit
to "spot between Eddyville and Chit
wood"
Services at Yaquina next Sunday at
II Il, m. and Z 80 p. m. F. Jones,
pastor.
Miss Hazel Walch of Yaquin was
among the outgoing passengers Tues
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leese came in
from Corvallis Wednesday for visit to
their best home.
Miss Maud Harkelroad of Newport
was among the passengers for the val
ley Monday morning.
Tom G. Jackson of Siletz is at present
located in Salem, whre he is employed
by the Oregon Nursery company.
A marriage license was issued last
Friday, October 30, to Ellsworth Prin-
del of Fisher and Hattie F. Ross of
Box.
o. F. Jacobson, proprietor of the Bay
View House at Newport, made brief
business call in the city last Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Haller, the efficient matron of
tho Siletz Indian training school, de-
parted this morning for Salem to con-
suit an oculist.
/ Superintendent j. j. McKoin re-
turned Monday night from business
trip to Portland and went to Siletz
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Litchfield of va
quina were visiting the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCluskey, the lat.
ter part of last week.
The LEADER regrets that it is unable
to give space to all the Siletz items this
week, as we were full-that is, the col
umns were-when they arrived.
L. L. Swan of Albany, who had beer
| IN Of ~ e.
days, returned to his home Monday
accompanied by fine string of fin,
trout.
The Ladies' Aid Society will NEE
with Mrs. L. 2. Fish again next Tues
day afternoon to complete work OF
comforters. All members and friend
urged to be present.
Oliver and Clarence Altree, Georg
Schenck and Frank Nye returned Sun
day evening from an exploring trip int
the Drift creek country. They didn'
get lost, but the trail did, and they re
posed one night on the bosom of Mothe
Earth.
The Federal grand jury which inve;
|, tigated the murder of U. S. Grant rt
turned an indictment against Alber
Martin and Able Logan. The accuse
will be tried at Portland at the mex
term of Federal court, from the 18th t
10Th inst.
George Heckel left Monday morr
ing for visit at his old home in Sam,
ria, Mich. lie will be gone about on
month if he doesn't happen to butt int
AN old-fashioned blizzard en- rout,
f In this case, he says, "Webfoot' will Sc
him rather "pronto."
: Pocahontas Camp and Syringa Circl
with large number of the rising gel
3 Grafton, had very pleasant time t
, Woodmen Hall last Friday night. A
5 usual, a fine lunch was the. feature
| that is, in the opinion of the older pc
= sons. Messrs. l.. L. Swan of Alban,
2 w. S. Hall of Siletz and Bobby Man
seemed to get the most enjoyment o,
: OF Bingo. To them it was a new an
{ very fascinating game.
v r. Il. Wood and Grant Hart of Chi
{ wood were transacting business in T,
I ledo yesterday. Mr.. Hart is your
and tender shoot recently transplante
g in Lincoln county from the more rigi
climate of Illinois, and takes kindly
D Oregon soil. He has established bacl
: elor headquarters OH fine quarte
1 section near Chitwood and intends {
D enjoy life by his lonesome until leal
/ year rolls around. He fears that @
that time he will meet his doom, a