Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-01-05

! CHI Crosno was reported among the
also sick Wednesday.
W. B. Hayden and S. j. Rebb were
up from Mill Tuesday.
Postmaster Mike Roddy of Winant
was in the city Monday.
Merchant Walter Hall of Slletz had
business in the city the fore part OF the
week.
Cashier William Scarth of the Lin
coin County Bank visited Corvallis
Tuesday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. c. II. Williams of New
port visited Toledo friends several days
this week.
Superintendent Con Sullivan of the
G. & E. had business in the city Tues
day night.
Fred Stanton returned from Albany
Thursday night of last week and is
rapidly recovering from the effec of
his recent illness.
Grand Custodian G. L. Gray departed
Wednesday morn ing on his annual
official visit to Masonic lodges at AL
bany and other points.
Charley Overlander returned to his
Lincoln county home yesterday, haying
passed a week here with relatives and
friends. s.-Corvalls Gazette.
o. R. Altree got about 100000 feet of
logs into his boom the fore part of the
week. He now has available about
100000 feet. Pretty good for starter.
Sven Bradeson went to Corvallis this
morning to take six weeks course in
dairying at the Oregon Agricultural
College. This will be good news to
local butter consumers and the cream
cry cat.
Commissioners Court began grinding
Wednesday morning, with heavy
grist on hand. Commissioners King
and Thompson are running the machine
today, Judge Brown being unable to be
present.
A new time table sneaked into effect
: on the @. d E. Monday morning. and
our citizens learned something about it
after the train had passed. The LEA
DER publishes the new schedule on
another page.
j. E. Franklin, local agent of the c.
& g., left for Seattle Tuesday morning
III response to a message announcing
the serious illness of his son Earl The
local depot Is in charge of his son Will
during his absence-and nobody has
said anything about missing the old
man. Will is getting to the front like
one who is trying.
At it's meeting with Mrs E. j. Avery
Tuesday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
Society of the NJ. +. church elected the
following officers: Mrs. e. j. Avery,
president; Mrs. G. r. Soule, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. L. Derrick, secretary; Mrs
f. Winsor, treasurer. The'society will
) hold it's next meeting with Miss Ina
Gildersleeve Tuesday afternoon, Janu-
ary l6.
Two church bells, the school bell and
| the fire bell notified the people of
l Toledo of the arrival of the New Year,
9 but the fire bell overdid it little. The
D alarm was hardly in order at that time.
, 1t not only gave some of our citizens II
Q slight scare, but caused AL Waugh, one
t OF the most enthusiastic members Of
| fire department, to rush to headquarters
en- deshabille.
S DR.. 7. G. Mackey arrived from Port
e land Tuesday night and expects to cast
e his loo with the people OF Toledo and
: vicinity. He practiced medicine for
: fifteen years at Harrisburg, this state
# but left there several months ago and
t took his family to San Jose, California.
y They will join him here early next
n summer. DR.. Mackey brings good
= references from Linn county.
Miss Luella Van Clevc, daughter of
Coll Van Cleve and sister of Ralph Van
Cleve OF this city, was married Decem.
y Der 27 to Lieutenant Floyd Williams at
y the home of the latter's brother in Polk
u county. Both bride and groom have
been popular students at the Oregon
! Agricultural College at Corvallis, and it
was Lieutenant Williams good work in
the college that won for him commis-
y sion in the Philippine Constabuary at
Manila. He will sail from San Fran.
cisco for his post OF duty on the 10th
INST. Mrs. Williams will reside in
o Baker City until June and then join