Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-11-10
ayton Pond of Yaquina is in the

Clayton Pond Of Yaquina is in the
city today.
Ted Moore of South Beach was in
the city Tuesday.
Jack Allphin celebrated his 77th
birthday Tuesday.
Better see The LEADER about that
winter reading matter.
&. /. Gray is operating his sawmill
this week with full crew.
DR.. f. M. Carter of Newport had
business in Toledo Wednesday.
John Q. Adams OF Chitwood had
business in the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. Maggie Rich went to Summit
this morning for visit with her sister.
DR.. Dabney the dentist returned
Wednesday evening from a business
to Portland
Frank Mccormick spent Sunday in
Toledo with relatives. Frank is resi-
dent OF Summit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoehein of
Yaquina we're in the city Sunday, guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5. Akin.
Thanksgiving Day, November 30, will
soon be here. Forget your troubles
and count your blessings"
Postmaster W. r. Wakefield, after an
absence Of several months at his home
in Waldport, visited Toledo Monday.
Colonel E. j. Smith OF Bald Noun
tain celebrated Thanksgiving day Tues
day in Toledo He was a little early,
but did not think he could be here on
the 30th.
Z. X. Ellsworth has been consider
ably under the weather during the past
week. but is improving. His indispo-
sition was probably caused by too
much sunshine.
James Gray visited from Saturday
evening until Monday morning with
his folks, &. l.. Gray and family. He
is now employed in store at McMinn-
Vile. position he has held for more
than year.
A sevenmonths-old pig, weighing 23t
pounds dressed, was brought in the
latter part of last week by F. M. Wads
worth and sold to &. r. Schenck. This
is considerably above the average ir
this part OF the world and demonstrate.
the valne of systematic or scientific
feeding.
The Toledo Fire Department, at its
last regular meeting Tuesday night
appointed a committee to arrange for
an entertainment to be given some time
during the coming holiday season
Full particulars will be given in due
time. The desire is to get the Fire De
partment thoroughly equipped fol
duty, and the boys will at this enter
tainment-provided plans for the same
are perfected-give the people theil
moneys worth. Wait for it.
The Harvest Home Festival at the
g Nj. g. church last Sunday, embracing
both the morning and evening service
+ was well attended and very interesting
The Junior Epworth Leaguers were the
principals in the pleasant affair, and
the songs, recitations and drills by the
, little folks in the evening were espec
, tally enjoyable The children never
q fail to draw an audience in Toledo, anC
: ON this occasion standing room was il
, demand. The Juniors were assisted
= by the following singers and musicians
Austin Rosebrook, vioiinist; j. ii. Ross
George L. McCaulou, Mesdames Emma
: Crosno, Mabel Mcclure and Oneattt
Jones, Misses Verna Ross and Editl
| Elder. Miss Nerna Ross and Mrs
( Crosno also acted as organists. The
| music was certainly treat--a treat
t by the way, which Toledo wonld appre
T. ciate every Sunday. Good singers anC
musicians are scarce and should no
t hide their lights under bushels. Par
/, don us for the gentle hint.