Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-06


Wednesday.
Mrs. A. S. Casteel was up from va
quina Tuesday.
Rev. G. NJ. Bryan went to Portland
Monday on business mission. 7
Your attention is called to the card
OF Dabney the Dentist on another page
Walter Hall, the genial Siletz mer-
chant, camped in the city Tuesday
night.
Miss Verna Ross departed Wednes-
day morning for visit to the Fair in
Portland.
Henry Lewis and family returned
Tuesday evening from two-week's
visit in Portland.
j. H. Mcneil is in charge of G.. R.
Schenck's meat market during the alb
sence of Cutter Schenck.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Stanton returned
Monday evening from Portland after
visit at the Fair and with relatives in
that city.
Among the visitors to the Fair last
week was Mrs. Samuel Center and son
Newton. Mrs. Center, by the way, has
only good words for the Lincoln county
exhibit.
Rev. James L. Himrod, pastor OF the
Methodist church of Toledo, will hold
services in the schoolhouse at Elk City
next Tuesday evening at 7:3O o'clock.
Everyone cordially invited to attend.
j. F. Stewart shipped consignment
of chittim from Toledo Yesterday to
Balfour, Guthrie & Co., at Portland.
Mr.. Stewart accompanied the car to
Eddyville, where he completed the
shipment
G. E. Franklin OF Wolton, Wyoming,
arrived Monday evening for visit with
his father, c. & Z. Agent Franklin.
He had not seen his father since 1897
when the latter came to Oregon from
Nebraska Z
R R. Atkins, who is head salesman
for the New England Furniture Store
in Minneapolis, is visiting with his
brother-in-law. Norman Anderson of
this place. Mr.. Atkins has concluded
to make Oregon his home next spring.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
next Tuesday with Mrs. Ed Avery to
make arrangements for a Halloween
Festival. All ladies interested in the
welfare OF the church are invited to
meet with them whether members of
the Society or not.
A citizen of Toledo lost ten-dollar
bill on the evening of September 26,
somewhere between the depot and the
schoolhouse. Thinking some honest
person might have found it, he offers
the finder 20 per cent for it's return.
Call at this office for particulars.
The following citizens of Toledo went
to Portland Monday morning in re
sponse to invitations sent by Prosecu
tor Heney to be present at the trial Of
W. n. Jones ct al in the capacity of wit
nesses: Fred Stanton, John Meek
Samuel Center, AL Hall, Ade Crosno
George Schenck, Lester Waugh, G. F.
Soule, Lee Wade, John Turnidge and
William Soule. Warren Hall, John
Savage and the postmaster at Roots
were subpoenaed from the Sietz.
The Toledo public schools opened
Monday with an enrolment OF 90 pu.
pills. Prof. o. B. DeLaurier and Miss
,Addie Harrison are in charge of the
same departments as they occupied las,
year, while the intermediate rosm is
presided over by Prof. Wouds. This
year the study of Latin will be intro
ducedsand the first years high schoo
work will be done. Everything prom
ises to be an unusually successful
term this year. The number Of pupil.
has been increased since the opening.
$ G. {. Vaughn of San Francisco wa.
in the city the fore part OF the weel
looking over the situation with view
of locating an electric light plant here
Mr.. Vaughn was we'll pleased with tn,
q encouragement he received while il
c Toledo and left with the expectation o
returning in the near future. This i
0 an enterprise which has been talked O
D for some time and it is is be hoped tha
Mr.. Vaughn means business. With al
q an electric plant in Toledo light coulc
= be furnished to the surrounding town
/ in the county. 1t would also bring u
nearer to the establishment Of severa
e car lines, which Lincoln county is il
need of,