Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1904-10-07
A full line of Rubber goods at Stew

]. H. Blair of Elk City was in Toledo
Monday night.
William Borden was visitor from
Newport Tuesday.
James Dixon of Elk City was To-
ledo visitor Wednesday.
A fine new line Of neckwear, ribbons,
ETC., just received by Mrs. 7. P. Fish.
James Mcdonald and K. r. Wood
were down from Chitwood the fore part
of the week.
Thomas Harrison of Waldport was
among the visitors from the south end
of the county this week.
Andrew Wisniewski, the we'll known
Frenchinan from Kernville, was a
county seat visitor last Saturday.
Paul Chatterton of Bald Mountain
had business in the city yesterday.
When he left he was loaded for bear.
James Robertson was up from the
lower Siletz country Wednesday, trans
acting business with the county court.
w. +. Allen, one of the sturdy ranch
ers from the vicinity of Bald Noun
tain, had business in the city last Sat-
urday.
]. G. Plank and family returned last
Saturday from Newport. They expect
soon to remove to their farm home over
on the Drift creek road.
Miss Frances Alexander departed
Saturday morning for Portland, where
she will attend school. making her
home with her sister, Mrs. j. S. Akin.
]. F. Mccartney was visitor from
Yaquina Wednesday. Mr.. Mccartney
is stalwart Republican and as he ex-
presses it will "vote for Teddy" in No
vember.
Stoney Wells, Fred Stanton, Dye
Wade and Mike Mackay left yesterday
morning on hunting and fishing expe-
dition over in the Siletz country. They
were well supplied with ammunition
and bait-also other thlngs-and expect
to have an awful good time.
4 Owen Beam completed his fall work
on his farm last week, disposed of his
crop, and left Monday morning for Al
bany, where he will probably renew
his search for life partner He thinks
ranching in the big woods is too lonely
for bachelor during the winter mouths.
Our good friend John Quincy Adams
Of Chitwood sends US white boomer,
or mountain beaver, skin. 1t isn't ex.
actly white-nearer a cream color.
when equipped with puckering string
it will make fine purse, holding about
three quarts. Now is the time to sub.
scribe or pay up arrearages. We have
place to keep the money.
Mrs. BERTHE NJ. Smith of Portland
Department President of the Womun's
Relief Corps, will be in Toledo mex,
Tuesday evening, October II, to inspec,
the Corps. AT the conclusion of in
spection a campfire will be held. AL
veterans are expected to be present anG
all members of the Corps are expected
to pring a basket of eatables.
, J. Z. Wilson of Chitwood was in The
city Wednesday. He reports that the
settlers OH Simpson creek got together
, and cleared the road from Simpson
, creek to Ollalla, mentioned in TIL
LEADER last week. This shortens tn,
road to Toledo by two or three miles
Mr.. Wilson drove over the new roac
Wednesday. These energetic citizens
, have set good example. Next!
The publishers of the beautiful song
e II Wait Alone for You," by the late W
$ Wesley Wells, have sent us a copy O
, his last song, "My Mercedes" whicl
y he composed few weeks before hi
/ death. 1t is simply beautiful, easy t,
t play, melodious, and perfect adapta
ton of exquisite words to beautiful
r melody. The publishers J. w. jenkins
$ Sons Music Co. of Kansas City, Mo.
!. are making special price Of 25 cent
: per copy.
t Rev. and Mrs. e. II. Bryant returned
o Wednesday evening from Eugene
{ where they attend the annual Confer
ence of the M. E. church. Rev. Bryan
: has been assigned to the Sheridan
: charge and they will go their new hom
next week. Rev, Bryant will be sue
ceeded at Siletz by Rev. J. G. Steven
OF Iowa. Rev. Bristol, late pastor a
Toledo, goes to Canyonville, in south
Il ern Oregon, his successor here bein