Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-11-10
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James Mcdonald of Chitwood was
Toledo visitor Tuesday.
Merchant Walter Hall was visitor
from Siletz Wednesday.
Ed Hanlon and family of Yaquina
we're in the city yesterday.
Superintendent Egbert of Siletz had
business in Toledo yesterday
w. Il. Foster. the famous vocalist, de-
parted this morning on a business trip
to Portland.
Miss Frances Simpson. William
Pitcher Simpson and Dorsey Rochester
we're visitors from Elk City Wednesday.
Farmers S. A. Pruett and S. ]. Brown
came in Tuesday from their homes on
the Siletz after some supplies for the
winter.
Rosebrooks Orchestra will give a
grand masquerade ball at Woodmen
Hall Christmas night, December %.
Keep your feet still and wait for it.
Dudley Trapp, l.. A. Mcdonald, G. T.
Smith, Ralph Pepin, D j. Pepin and
P. A. Miller of Chitwood and vicinity
had business in the county seat yester-
day.
George Hodges of Big Elk was in the
city Tuesday and Wednesday. He
wants to help put through that pro-
posed road from Big Elk to Toledo via
Mill creek.
j. H. Smaley OF Cleveland. Okla,
and P. Blough of La Grange, Indiana,
arrived in Toledo Tuesday evening and
are looking for location. Both are
old soldiers, and here they will find
many comrades and other attractions.
John Hewitt of Eddyville was in the
city yesterday on business for the Mu-
tual Telephone company. He reports
that Messrs. A. L. Mcdonald and l. J.
Pepin of Chitwood are preparing to
put 'phones in their homes and that
many others will soon follow their ex-
ample.
A. L. Thomas of Newport was awarded
diploma Of honorable mention for his
large photographs of Lincoln county
scenery exhibited in the Lincoln county
booth at the Lewis and Clark Fair.
These pictures we're one of the best
drawing cards in the booth, and we're
instrumental i'll bringing many Fair
visitors on trips of inspection to Liz
coin county.
A party of volunteer viewers, con-
sisting of Surveyor Jim Derrick, c. B.
Crosno, H. R. Sturdevant and son
Ralph, accompanied by the writer, were
out Monday looking for that proposed
route for wagon road from the Big
Elk country to Toledo through H. K
Sturdevant's place on Mill creek. The
investigation verified the opinion oi
George Hodges and others who have
, passed Through that country. A road
can be made through at triflng cos,
, compared with that of some others in
the county. A large number of citi
zens are deeply interested In this pro
posed highway. Some of them are get
ting busy and will be heard from in the
near future.
Abe Lincoln Womans Relief Corps
| No. 40 scored another success Wednes
} day night on the occasion of the visi
} of Department Inspector Rosina Fout.
; of Oregon City. The Inspector com
} plimented the Corps very highly on it.
efficiency and went away fully con
: vinced that it merited its reputation as
the best in Oregon, membership con
sidered. After inspection the door.
were thrown open to the old veteran.
and their families and the usual gooC
. time followed. The refreshments wer,
. first class, harmony was unanimous
4 and Bingo was again put through hi
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The way, receiving her first introduc
tiou to the famous canine