Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-02-12

city Monday.
Jacob Aasted made business trim to
Portland Wednesday.
We are compelled to curtaiI some of
our communications this week.
Warren Hall of Siletz was transact.
ing business in Toledo Wednesday.
Stanislaw Strylewicz of Roots left
Tuesday morning on business trip for
Portland.
Fred Chambers went up to Salado
Wednesday to look after his agricul.
tural interests.
j. 6, Standard of Eddyville, one of
Lincoln county's new citizens, had busi-
ness in the city Monday night
Miss Martha Rache returned to Port.
land Monday after visiting for several
months with her parents near Toledo.
John w. Brown of Connecticut will
lecture on "The Triumph of Socialism"
at the courthouse Tuesday evening Feb
ruary %.
W. r. 1nsley and family of Portland
are guests at the Parker this week.
MIR. Insley is looking over the situation
here with view of locating.
Major McKoin of Siletz attended the
avoirdupois social Wednesday evening.
He departed on business mission to
Portland yesterday morning.
Ladies, exercise your leap year privi-
leges and take some of the bashful
young men to the Firemen's Ball on
Monday evening, February %.
Hurston Parks of Elk City made
proof Oh his homestead before County
Clerk Wade, last Friday. He was ac.
companied by A. B. Clark who was one
OF his witnesses.
A. L. Mcdonald of Chitwood was in
Toledo Monday evening riding the
dromedary and otherwise passing
through the various stages of embryonic
somethingness that We know nothing
about.
Attorney j. X. Weatherford, Man.
ager Edwin Stone, SUPERINTENDENT Con
Sullivan, and Superintendent of Con.
struction, j. H. Stevens of the G. 4 E.,
passed over the line by special train
Tuesday and honored Toledo with d
short visit.
Mrs. Annie Hawkins, grand manager
of the Women of Woodcraft, arrived
home from an official visit at Leadville.
Colo, Monday evening accompanied by
her daughter Annie who has been visit.
ing her brother Chauncey who is at.
tending school in San Francisco.
Burt Vanwey, formerly of Topeka
Kansas, arrived in Toledo Monday
evening springing surprise upon his
uncle, j. Hurley Lutz. Mr.. Vanwey
has been making his home in San Fran
cisco for several months, but now enter
tains the sensible idea of becoming one
of our citizens.
The Firemen's Ball to be given in
Wcodmen Hall Monday evening, Feb
ruary 22 promises to be the chief socla
event of the season. The best musical
talent in the county will be employed
and large attendance is expected from
neghboring towns. Everything thai
can be done, will be done, to make the
affair an occasion Of pleasure, and
Messers Fred Stanton, George McCau
Ion. r. A. Arnold and Dick Casteel
who constitute the committee of fiool
managers, know how to conduct Jolli
fication of this kind. Tickets 81. Re
member the date.
The avoirdupois social given by the
Ladies' Aid Society Wednesday evening
was pleasant affair. A short but ex
cellent program, composed of vocal and
instrumental music and recitations was
enjoyed by all. The recitation, "Thf
Kaiser Blumen," given by Miss Mamie
Wakefield of Eddyville, was especially
fine and the vocal selection by the
Misses Ross, gem of thought anc
melody. The audience was also favored
with a baritone solo by Z. F. kolo,
gentleman from Pittsburg, Penn, who
had been the guest Of Major j. j. Nc
Koin, of the silelz Indian Training
school; The instrumental mnsic OF
mandolin and guitar, by DIR. Wstmor'
and George McCaulou was very edify