Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-03-16

terday.
Jim Curry of Nashville was in Toledo
yesterday.
n. L. Trapp was visitor from Chit
wood yesterday.
John Calkins was over from Drift
Greek Wednesday.
County Clerk Ira Wade was New
port visitor Wednesday.
Harve Parks OF Elk City was in To-
ledo the fore part OF the week.
Harper Reed left this morning on a
business trip to his former home in
Nebraska.
Postal Clerk Charlie Litchfield of
Yaquna had business in the city
Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Wakefield returned
Monday morning to Chitwood, after a
visit with Toledo friends.
Alex Ross, D. NJ. Ross, Jr., and Perry
Wilkins OF Five Rivers had business in
the county seat Yesterday.
Gray's sawmill is putting in full time
again, with Neil Newhouse in charge.
Altrees remodeled mill will soon be
ready for business.
There will be preaching at the NJ E.
church, Toledo, Sunday, March IS, at
IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m, by Rev. @. T.
Whittlesey of Newport. Morning SUBJ
ject, 1.-THE Light of the World"
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Giddings and son
Paul, who have been at Albany for sew
eral weeks. returned Tuesday evening,
MIR. Giddings has purchased several
tracts of Land in Lincoln county and
may decide to locate IN Toledo.
c. NJ, HulbWrt of Corvallis arrived
Wednesday evening to take charge OF
Stewart & Centers creamery, which has
been leased by the Corvallis Creamery
company Mr.. Hulburt says he will
be ready for business whenever the
patrons of the creamery are ready.
S. f. Mighman of Watertown, S. D.
and j. NJ. Tallman, an attorney OF
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, were in the city
this week. The former is negotiating
for the purchase OF the Oregon Develop
ment Company's lands and some Other
tracts, aggregating $4,000 acres, most O
which lies in Lincoln county, the res
in Benton. THE LEADER is informei
that the deal will be made if present
holders OF the lands are able to present
a clear title to the same.
The lecture Monday evening by DR.
j. B. Olmsteao, supreme medical direc
tor of the United Artisans, was enjoyed
by only a small audience-an those
who didn't hear it missed something
| While DR.. Olmstead was here in tn,
interest of the Artisans, only a few
minutes of his interesting talk wer,
devoted to portrayal of the good fea
lures OF that excellent fraternal insur
ance order. If the gentleman make:
Toledo another visit-as he expects tC
within about six months-he SHOULD
have the pleasure of talking to large
audience. He is good one.
f. M. Wadsworth received letter
Wednesday evening from his wife, who
is at the home of her son Chaplin il
Portland, containing the sad informa
tion that she will in all probability sool
succumb to dangerous cancerous
growth recently discovered by he
physician. Mr.. Wadsworth will leave
for Portland as soon as he can secure
someone to care for his home and live
stock, he being now alone. This news
comes as a shock to the many warn
friends of Mrs. Wadsworth in this com
munity, who will earnestly hope for {
more favorable report in the neal
future.
Abe Lincoln Woman's Relief Corp.
No. 40 has undertaken the good worl
OF placing sidewalk from Toledo tt
the cemetery, putting a new fence
around the cemetery, and making othel
improvements. The Corps should ant
undoubtedly will meet with proper en-
couragement from every citizen. The
| lac ,,ft ..,:1
be easily understood by all who have
been called upon to travel over tha
road when it is in its normal winter
aud spring condition. The Roseburt
Cottage Fund is now complete and The
receipts from afternoon teas given b.
the Corps hereafter will be placed il
the cemetery improvement fund. Th'
next afternoon tea will be given by