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

Henry Reed, Secretary OF the State
Board of Managers Lewis and Clark
Fair, to set aside space for our use in
the state exhibition building.
OTTo o. KRoGsTAD, Secretary.
G. f. Hawkins was an Albany visitor
this week.
S. Strylewicz, the Kernville-Siletz
mail carrier was a Toledo visitor this
week.
Banker Thomas Leese and family
came in from Corvallis for a weeks
change.
Mrs. c. H. Gardner departed Tues.
day morning for visit with friends in
Portland.
Messrs. Stewart & Center have sus-
pended operations at their creamery
for this season.
Mrs. R. H. Howell, after an absence
of several months at Waldport, returned
yesterday morning.
Ira Brown, one OF the energetic
ranchers of Siletz, had business in the
county seat Wednesday night.
j. H. Conrad of Waldport was among
the eastward passengers Tuesday morn
ing. He expects to pass the winter at
Portland and other points in the state.
Charles Brown, who has been proprie-
tor OF the Commercial Hotel for the
past six mouths, has retired to private
life and G. R. Ellsworth assumes the
management of the hotel. Mr.. Brown
is undecided as TO where he will locate.
w. H. Edwards and family of In.
dianapolis, Ind, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Center for the
past week. They are looking over the
coast country with view to locating.
Mrs Edwards is niece of Mrs. Center
and formerly lived in Corvallis.
Fred Stanton. Renus Arnold, C. II.
Young and Ed Swanson returned last
evening from the top of Euchre noun
tain where they had been enjoying
themselves for week. The gentlemen
all carried guns for protection against
wild animals and we understand that
deer tried to injure them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ewing, who
had been the guests of County Judge
Brown and family for several days, de-
parted Wednesday morning for south
ern Oregon. where Mr.. Ewing will
again give his attention to mining.
After visit with friends in Grants
Pass they will go into the Wolf Creek
district. Their many friends in Lin
coin county hope to see them return
some day and locate permanently.
&C. Mcbride and family, who have
for many years been residents of Eddy
Vile, were in the city Monday night,
guests OF County Judge Brown and
family. Mr.. Mcbride has disposed OF
his interests at Eddvville and left Tues.
day with his family for his homestead
in the south end Of the county, in the
Yachats country, where he expects to
become fixture. The numerous
friends OF the family in this commun-
ity wish them success in their new
home.
Rafford Pyke has not much use for
the mannish type of girl that is SC
much in evidence today, and he has
written very clever essay in the No.
vember Cosmopolitan to uphold his
opinion. "When woman seeks to cul.
tivate them he says, speaking ol
audacity, self.confdence, aggressive
ness. push and other masculine traits
"just because she likes them in q man
she does so at the expense OF other
and, to her, far more valuable elements
of character, and even they fail her and
defeat her purpose. Each sex has itt
own gifts, and each should be content
with what it has and should give ovel
borrowing from the other" And ther
the author proceeds to a most interest
ing analysis OF the chief characteristics
of a woman's features, indicatine
wherein lies strength and wherein
weakness. Another "woman's article
in this same issue is Mrs. Flora McDon
aid Thompson's "How To Live Within
Your Income" in which some sounc
economic horse-sense is expressed IL
tho most entertaining Of epigrammatit
styles.