Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-06-23

Tor cigars, tobacco and confectionery.
Drs. Adams, the dentists. have some
Thing new to say in their card this week
Lee Williams, Newport's buddino
merchant, had business in the city
Tuesday.
owen Graves, the Bon Ton man of
Newport passed through for Portland
Wednesday.
W. l.. Haines, the well-known French
farmer of Siletz, was county seat vis-
itor Tuesday.
Commissioner George King was ND
from Winant yesterday to attend the
good roads meeting.
Mrs. Joseph Blower and daughters
Misses Nancy and Mollie, were visitors
from Mill Wednesday.
Round trip tickets from Toledo to
the Fair, good for 80 days, Sc So via
Corvallis, s7.25 via Albany.
Captain John A. OLSON was visitor
from Newport Tuesday. He reports
the Resort City improving right along.
j. II. Brown and family of Blodpett
Valley have been visiting at the home
OF Mr.. Browns uncle, Thomas Butler
Express Messenger William Toner
was called to McMinnville the fore part
of the week by the serious illness of
his father.
Arthur Tongeand, who is a student
at Philomath College, returned Tuesday
evening to be at home during the sum-
mer vacation.
DIR. Carter of Yaquna was in the city
Wednesday enroute home from pro-
fessional visit to his son-in law, Clar-
ence Foster of Chitwood, who has been
slightly indsposed for several days.
Mesdames Matilda Espy, Rose M.
Schenck and T. P. Fish went to Oregon
City Monday as delegates from the local
Woman's Relief Corps to the Depart
ment convention of that body. Mr..
Fish accompanied them as chaperone.
The LEADER has received for publica.
tion the constitution of the Lincoln
County Stockmen's Protective Asso.
citation. Owing to the length of the
document we are unable to give it space
at this time, but will endeavor to do 80
later.
Services at the NJ. E. church on Sab
bath evening, June 25, ct s O'Clock will
be conducted by Rev. w. B. Hollings-
head, d. ID. All are cordially invited
TO attend these services. Quarterly
conference will be held at some hour
on Monday. c. M. BRYAN, Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Rosebrook went
to Portland last Saturday to visit their
son Dave and, incidentally, the Fair.
Dave is at present member of the
famous Inness band. but will return to
about July and resume his
old place as solo cornetist with the Cat.
alma Island band. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose.
brook will be absent until the Goth
John Kentta and Hans Line, two en-
terprising citizens of Siletz, returned
Saturday evening from week g visit in
Portland They took in the Fair and
Mr. kentta purchased stock of gen
eral merchandise. He will soon be in
business in the building recently va
Gated by John Micek. In addition to
his general merchandise store he will
conduct a hotel and meat market.
Several members of the Woman's
Relief Corps. some of them accompan.
ed by their attachments, perpetrated a
pleasant surprise Wednesday night on
Mrs. Samuel Center, who during the
past week has been enjoying a visit
rom her brother, Wallace Baldwin OF
San Francisco. AS usual the attack
ng party was armed with ice cream and
cake and captured the Center strong
1old without struggle. The object of
The assault was to assist in entertain
ng the gentleman from California and
'lso recognition of the anniversary
'f the birth of the hostess. These
birthday surprises are an established
custom OF the Corps members, although
hey do not always occur on the exact
late. Some of the older guests, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Center, INDUCED for a
lime in the dignified but fascinating
game of "Pit," while the younger mem
'ers Of the party discussed the weather,
he fashions and other popular and i'm
'ortant subjects. The good time lasted
Until nearly midnight. !