Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-11-03

l.. +. Pepin of Chitwood had business
in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Blower of Mill
were in the city Tuesday.
! Superintendent Egbert of siletz had
business in the city Monday night.
Claude Mcclure left this morning
for a visit at jefferson, his former
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Abbey and daugh-
ter of Elk City were Toledo visitors
| Monday.
Mrs. G. r. Schenck has been a vic
tim OF measles during the past week,
but is recovering.
Miss Mamie Wakefield, the popular
teacher of the Chitwood school, visited
Toledo friends Tuesday night
County School Superintendent
George Bethers visited the schools at
Eddyville and Chitwood yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 1. Buttertiod and
son departed Tuesday morning for
visit at Mapleton, in the Siuslaw
country.
DR.. Dabney, the dentist, went to
Portland Wednesday on a business
mission. He expects to be back next
Monday evening
Miss Jones, clerk of the Chemawa
Indian school, went over to Siletz Tues
day to escort some Siletz children to
the Chenawa institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hall arrived
last Friday evening from trip to Port
land and other points and are now at
home to their friends in Sietz.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Tuesday afternoon with the Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. f. j. Avery. All members
and lady friends invited to be present.
The few citizens who were at the SER
vice in the M. Z church Monday night
enjoyed an unusually fine sermon by
Presiding Elder Rowland. Upon his
return in January he will probably be
greeted by fewer empty chairs.
George Landreth, the barber, de-
parted Wednesday morning on trip to
we don't know where, to be absent we
don't know how long. Frank Robson
of Ashland, this state, will have charge
of the shop while Mr.. Landreth is
absent.
Joe kosydar of Siletz left Tuesday
morning on a business trip to Portland
Next week Joe will open hotel in ST.
letz, which will be known as the Siletz
House. He promises to conduct place
which the public will find satisfactory
in every way.
Our former citizens T. j. Ewing and
son Charlie were in the city Wednesday
and Thursday. They have resided at
Hoquiam, Wash, during The past two
years, but are now located with the rest
of the family at Parkers. in Polk
County. They were accompanied by
Fred Smith, a neighbor in their new
home.
Rosna Fouts of Oregon City, De-
partment Inspector of the Woman's
Relief Corps, will visit Abe Lincoln
Corps No. 80 of Toledo next Wednes-
day evening, NovemberS. Corps men,
bers, veterans and their families are
expected to come and bring well-filled
lunch baskets-as usual. All members
OF the Corps are requested to meet at
the hall Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
to complete arrangements for the affair.
She Santa Cruz (Calif.) Sentinel.
handed us by Frank Frary, contains
the notice of the death OF William Mar !
shall, former resident of Toledo, who
conducted general merchandise store
in the building now occupied by George
McCaulou. Mr.. Marshall came to the
Pacific coast from Iowa in 1899, locat
ing in Grants Pass. In 1903 he re.
moved to California, hoping that eli
mate would prove beneficial to his fail. |
ing health. He was in his I'D year.
The question is still being agita,ed
for road from Big Elk opposite the
N-1z
Mill creek two miles above Toledo.
There is no doubt as to the merit and
justice OF this proposition, and it might
we'll receive immediate attention. The
short cut through from end to end of
the proposed road as well as the easy
grade insure the completion of the
same al minimum cost. Citizens of
the Big Elk country who are directly