Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-11-24

Charlie Winant of Newport was a
passenger valleyward this morning.
Born-November %, to Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Thayer, a son.
Mss Mollie Blower and brother Cecil
of Mill 4 we're Toledo visitors Yesterday.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Davis of Corvallis, Yaquina
and Newport, was in the city Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Foster of
Chitwood were Toledo visitors yester-
day.
Thomas Pavey, from over Yaquina
way, made Toledo business call YES
terday.
S. j. Robb of Mill 4 returned yester.
day evening from business trip to
Portland.
Merchant Walter Hall of Siletz was
in the city al night Saturday night,
a guest Of the Elks.
Special Agent Lafferty of the Land
Office Department had business in the
SIlJ bllO lOlC pdtI VI Jnc Wtth.
The afternoon tea given by the
Womens Relief Corps Yesterday at the
home of Mrs. G.. r. Schenck was well
patronized and neat little sum added
to the Roseburg Cottage Fund.
Mrs. G. H. limbaugh left Monday
morning to join her husband, who is
employed on the Review at Rainier
Mr.. and Mrs. I'm baugh will be missed
by large circle of friends in Toledo
and other parts of Lincoln county.
George 4. Hall has fitted up the
building recently vacated by John
Micek for -four and feed store and Is
prepared to furnish the very best Of
everything in that line. He wants
your patronage, and calls your atten-
ton to his ad in The LEADER.
2. Blough of La Grange, Indiana, who
was here about three weeks ago. re-
turned Monday evening, after an in
spection of valley points He thinks
Lincoln county has all the best of it
from a climatic standpoint and he will
endeavor tn find a spot in this part OF
the state that suits him.
Pocahontas Camp, Woodmeu of the
World, had time last Friday night,
which called out large number of tae
members OF the Camp and Circle and
invited guests. Military whist was the
principal item on the bill of amuse-
ments, the prize being captured by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turnidge. Re-
freshments constituted the windup
number. The good time was largely
due to the efforts of Neighbor George
Freeman, one of the most enthusiastic
choppers on the coast.
Several members of Abe Lincoln
Women's Relief Corps were guests
Wednesday OF Mrs. F. NJ. Wadsworth
at her home two miles down the bav.
Mrs. Wadsworth is enjoying a visit
| from her sister, the Baroness d Beste of
New York City, who arrived on the
llth inst. The Baroness is famous
painter, and one of her productions
| her masterpiece, by the way-was
recently on exhibition in Portland,
being taken from there to San Fran
cisco. The visitors report an enjoyable
day at the hospitable home.
Dave Ross had an adventure Wednes-
day. He was driving to Siletz with a
load of lumber with one of Norman
Anderson's high-strung teams and had
reached the high point in the green
timber beyond f. NJ. Stanton's place
when something happened. The team
evidently figured that it might be
easier to back do wn hill than TO pull
up one, and proceeded to do so. 1t
was very steep place on the road side
extending down into the bottom land
near the Wade farm The lumber.
protruding several feet behind the
wagon, stuck in the ground and wagon
and horses we're thrown into the air,
being completely reversed in position.
Dave jumped before the hip-fop oc-
Cured. Only slight damage resulted
from the accident, but it took Messrs.
| Anderson and Ross and +. NJ. Stanton
and son Ed some time to get the wagon
down into the Olalla bottom, It having
lodged against some trees. Those
familiar with the scene OF the mix-up
are bound to wonder why the wagon