Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-12-08

Grant HiscoX was down from Chit /
wood yesterday.
IL. Pepin of Chtwood had business
in the city Tuesday.
A shooting match is being arranged
for Toledo on the Odd inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. H. Boles of Yaquina
were Toledo visitors Monday.
John Folmsbee of Elk City had bust.
ness in the county seat yesterday.
r. j. Kelley of Eddyville was in the
county seat Tuesday and Wednesday.
County School Superintendent George
Bethers made a call up the road Tues,
day.
Mrs. W. c. Hoefeiu of Yaquina
visited relatives and friends in Toledo
| Tuesday.
Miss Ida Hurley, who is teaching at
Blodgett, was home for the Thanks
giving season.
Grant King and Manfred Sets of
Newport were passengers valleyward
! yesterday morning.
Prof. and Mrs. Coote returned to
their home in Corvallis, after a visit
with Joseph Blower and family at Mill &.
The Baroness Eugene Beste, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. F. NJ.
Wadsworth, left Monday morning for
her home in New York City.
Mrs. Annie Hawkins. grand manager
of the Women of Woudcraft, returned
yesterday evening from an official visit
to the Circle at North Yamhill.
Miss Frances DeLaurier celebrated
her Sth birthday last Saturday after
noon by entertaining number of
friends. The little ladies had fine
time.
Charlie Benner OF the Five Rivers
country was in the city Wednesday
night. He is on cattle-buying expe-
ditiOn through the county, and reports
success
. Miss Mollie Blower of Mill t visited
from Monday evening until Tuesday
: evening with her sister, Mrs. ]. w
Robertson, at the latter's home on
2 Olalla, and until Wednesday morning
: at The LEADER home.
; Abe Lincoln Womans Relief Corps
! No. 49 will serve tea next Thursday
r afternoon, December IA, at the home of
I Mrs. Samuel Center. The usual charge
0 of 10 cents will be made, proceeds to be
e applied on the Roseburg Cottage Fund
. Everybody cordially invited to be
present-from to O clock.
Ensign Crabtree and Paul Hubbard
y of the Salvation Army, gave a moving
picture and illustrated song concert il
Woomen hall Monday evening to {
large audience. The entertainment
was good and the noble work of tn,
n Salvation Army will be assisted by
> their having made Toledo visit.
The ladies' of the Lutheran churcl
cleared $52 at their fair, held in tn,
Ofstedahl building Tuesday. Ever,
article was sold and the refreshment
y received respectful consideration. TIL,
y society desires to express through TIL
LEADER its appreciation of the gooC
will and liberality of the public; also o
II the good work of Sheriff Ross, th
efficient volunteer auctioneer.
10 w. E. Ball, j. P. Bones, D. G. Bones
William Bones, j. F. Stephens ant
Archie Stephens of Kernville were il
the city Wednesday and Thursday
M The gentlemen want road througl
their neighborhood and presented tn
necessary petition to the CommiS
sioners' Court. G. s. Parmele Of tn
same locality appeared before the Cour
with a remonstrance against the same
* Particulars next week.
At their regular meeting last Satnl
day, December 2, Abe Lincoln Post
No. 6S, G. A. r., elected the followin
officers for the ensuing term: Con
IS mander, II. r. Sturdevant; S. V. G
John Nye; J. V. G., Job Arnold; Adj
II. P. Fish; Surg, f. NJ. Carter; Chap
Henry Collins; @. NJ, f. M. Wadswortl
O. d., A. o. Hooker; o. g., J. II. Nj
Neil; S. NJ, C. c. Kubler; Q. M. s., /
10 w. Powers; representative to the D,
partment, II. P. Fish alternate, Joh
Nye.