Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-11-18

Miss Mollie Blower of Mill visited
friends in Toledo Tuesday night.
| S. &. Irwin OF Newport was passen-
ger for Portland Tuesday morning.
Uncle Jimmie Mcdonald of Chitwood
had business in the city the fore part of
the week.
Mrs. NJ. Wygant will take farm pro-
duce in exchange for millinery or ladies'
furnishing goods.
Hon. J. X. Weatherford and son
Fred, who were Sunday visitors on the
bay, returned Monday to their home at
Albany.
Jesse Boone of Winant went through
Tuesday morning on his way to Port
land, where he expects to remain dur
ing the winter.
A company OF eight people from Ne
braska passed through the city Friday,
enroute to Nashville and vicinity to
find homes. s..-Corvallis Gazette.
IL Sdltci, WIN lol SOHlc liLne pdSI
has been residing at Yaquina Bay, has
had his Philomath residence repaired
with view to moving up in the near
re.-Corvallis Gazette.
Justice George Sylvester of Newport
visited in the city last Friday. He
came up the evening before to assist
County Clerk Wade and Justice
Schenck IN canvassing the VOTE
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Casteel re-
turned the latter part of last week from
their visit in the cast and to the st.
Louis Fair. Mr.. Casteel resumed his
duties as engineer for the G. & +. Mon
day morning.
j. l. Butterfeld of Kernville was in
the city Monday night mingling with
his Masonic brethren. He went to ST.
letz next morning to return home by
the river ronte with scow load of sup
plies for the winter.
Jay Van Cleve arrived Saturday even.
ing for a brief visit with his father and
brother Ralph. Jay is advance agent
for the Georgia Harper Company,
which is playing weeks engagement
at Corvallis, to which place he returned
Monday.
st. Johns Church - Services next
Sunday as follows: Sunday School at
10 a. m.; Mathis, IL a. m. Evensong
at 80 p. m. Thanksgiving Day service
at 10 d. IN. Everybody inyited and will
be made welcome. Rev. F. o. Jones,
Minister-in-C Charge.
A large number of Lincoln county
voters have not yet learned how to
mark their ballots correctly A man
who cannot understand the plain in
structions printed upon the ballot
should not be guilty of opposing wo-
man suffrage. It's odds that his wife,
mother or sister could show him where
to place that Y.
Fred Dawson, the well-known Parker
cratic druggist of Albany, and Rev.
Douglas of the Baptist church of that
city passed through Monday evening
to Newport. The salt sea breeze and
the soothing messages borne to them
by the wild waves are expected to put
them on the convalescent list in about
twenty-four hours.
Attorney B. F. Jones has been in
Portland this week for the purpose of
defending in the Federal Court Grand
Ronde Indian charged with murder.
Lutte Pease, one of the Oregonian art.
lists, has pencil sketch of Mr.. Jones
in the Tuesday edition of that paper
which would justify Mr.. Jones in be.
coming the defendant in an assault and
battery case.
John Stevens, who has been EMPLOYED
on the Wade brothers ranch for some
time, got his left hand caught in chit
tim bark breaker Monday forenoon and
three fingers were badly bruised and
lacerated, the thumb and forefinger
escaping. A ring no doubt prevented
more serious injury, but enough dam.
age was done to take him off duty for
a couple of months.
DIR. Adams, the dentist, writes The
LRADER that he is located in Portland
for the winter and his Lincoln county
friends may find him in the Lewis
block, next block above the Portland
Hotel, on Morrison street. The Adams
Dental Parlors consist of five nicely
furnished rooms, with all the up-to. date
conveniences. Next summer, of course,
DR.. and Mrs. Adams will again be in
Newport and Toledo. Their card on
another page will always enable you to
find them in Portland.