Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-13
Carl Anderson of Newport was a
county seat visitor Wednesday.
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| "t' auu NrS. ID. t. Jones went To
Portland Tuesday to see the Fair.
When in Newport go to the Bon Ton
for cigars, tobacco and confectionery.
Call and get acquainted with some of
THE LEADERS clubbing propositions.
Miss Daisy Fleit went to Portland
Wednesday morning for a visit at the
Fair.
DR.. A. j. Hendry of Newport has
been in Toledo this week with his
tooth. preserving apparatus.
Miss Nancy Blower departed Tuesday
morning for Salem, where she has ac-
cepted position in the Salem Woolen
Mills.
Mrs. j. f. Stewart went to Portland
last Saturday morning for visit with
relatives. She will see the Fair before
returning.
A basket social will be held next
Tuesday evening in the Artisan hall in
Elk City. A good program is being AR
ranged.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold
Halloween Social at Woodmen hall on
Tuesday evening, October 81. Program
and particulars next week.
Dennis Cusack was landlord. of the
Commercial Hotel for few days this
week, while Landlord and Mrs. Ellis
worth visited at MIR. Heney's court in
Portland.
S. W. Greenwood OF Long Prairie,
MINI, arrived Wednesday evening and
is visiting for few days with his old
acquaintances, Professor and Mrs. o.
b. DeLaurier. Mr.. Greenwood is look
ing for location.
Ed Stanton returned to his home in
the Ten Mile country Tuesday morn
ing, accompanied by Renus Arnold, AL
Waugh and L. NJ. Starr. They expect
to construct new residence on Mr..
Stanton's ranch and otherwise enjoy
themselves.
A Junior League was organized in
the Methodist church last Sunday af-
ternoon with the following officers
president, Onda Ellsworth; vice prcsi.
, dent, Annie Hawkins; secretary, Tilla
Crosno; treasurer, Frances Avery; or
ganist. Elma Waugh; chorister, Stella
, Cannon.
Services viii be held at the NJ. f..
church next Sunday as usual by the
pastor, Rev. Himrod. Morning service
3 at IL o'clock, subject-"The Coming
| Kingdom" Evening service at 730,
< subject Parable of the Sower." The
t Sundayschool will be reorganized next
3. Sunday.
Word was received Wednesday even,
ing that Miss Vena Alexander was very
seriously i'll of typhoid-pneumonia at
: the home OF her sister at Wamic in
eastern Oregon. Vena had been teach
ing only week when she was taken
sick. Mrs. Alexander left for the bed
side of her daughter Yesterday.
George Lewis of Winant had mar
e row escape from drowning during the
t severe wind storm on the night of the
t 5th inst. He and his partner were
v fishing near the mouth of Kings
o slough, when the boat was struck by a
o squall and filled with water, it WAS only
( skillful management that saved their
a lives. They recovered their nets next
r day.
d w. G. Wolfe of Tillamook was in To-
!. ledo the fore part Of the week. He
Il has been engaged in the dairy business
n in illamook county for number OF
y years and came down here for the pur-
e pose of buying or renting II ranch upon
which fifty cows could be kept. Mr.,
q Wslfe is very favorably impressed with
q this part of Lincoln county and ex.
q presses surprise at the undeveloped
n condition Of our ranches and the poor
grade OF stock which is being kept by
the farmers.
|, The following members Of Pocahon.
:. tas Camp of the Woodmen of the
= World drove to Newport Wednesday
d night to assist in instituting a camp a,
that place George Freeman, Sven
n Bradeson, J. w. Parrish, Otto Krog
n stad, George Hall, Norman Anderson
d George Bethers and George McCaulou
t. After the ceremony they partook OF q
o sumptuous banquet which had beer
It prepared for the occasion. A very en-
,. joyable time is reported, in fact it wa.
a only with difficulty that one or two y