Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-02-23
Presbyterian Church Services

Preaching by Rev. c. II. Whittlesey
at IL a. m. and 7 80 p. M, at Newport.
LIST and Sd Sundays; Waldport, Cd and
4th Sundays.
MISS Mamie Wakefield, who assisted
superintendent Bethers with the teach
ers' examination here last week, re-
turned TO Chitwood Monday morning
Miss Lizzie j. Hendry of Newport
was in the city Monday making proof
on her homestead before County Clerk
Wade. W. F. Allen and Frank Koehler
accompanied her as witnesses.
James Gray, who has been visiting at
home for few days, left Wednesday
morning for Il visit at Corvallis, after
which he will proceed to McMinnville,
where he is employed in store.
Oliver Altree's logging camp on upper
Depot is again busy. With the present
supply of logs and more in sight his
remodeled mill will soon have all it
can handle during the coming year
Chauncey Hawkins returned Wednes-
day evening from Eugene, to remain
until the typhoid fever scare is over.
He says reports as to the number and
severity of fever cases in Eugene are
exaggerated.
Rev. II. d. Chambers of Portland
will hold services in st. Johns church
next Sunday morning at II o'clock, Feb.
20, 1906. He comes prepared to baptize
any children that may be ready, also to
celebrate the Holy Communion.
Will Franklin went to Yaquina Sun.
day to relieve c. & E. Agent Clyde Fox,
who got himself on the sick roster and
went to Albany for medical treatment.
Mr. Fox returned to Yaquina Wednes-
day evening, feeling all right again.
Several members of the local Wom-
ans Relief Corps sprung surprise
party on Mrs. NJ. Wygant Tuesday
night, which was pronounced a success
IN spite of the storm. Mr. Wygant and
family will remove to Newport next
week.
Miss Ethel Ross, who for several
months has been employed AS stenog-
rapher in the office of Weatherford &
Wyatt, the Albany lawyers, returned
Saturday evening to assist Sheriff Ross
in the usual extra volume of clerical
work at this time of year.
DR.. T. G. Mackey, who located in
Toledo a few weeks ago, departed
Wednesday morning for Portland, hav.
ing fallen heir TO the practice of a
physician in that city. While here DR..
Mackey made many friends, but only a
small per cent favored him by getting
SICK and he decided to go where there
Is something doing in his line.
George Collins of Salem, ex-Superin-
tendent OF the Oregon peniteutiary,
visited Sheriff Ross and other Toledo
friends this week, returning to his homo
yesterday. While not as young as he
used to be, Mr.. Collins is still one OF
the best men physically in the state,
and occasionally finds it necessary to
come to live town like Toledo to
work off little of his surplus energy.
Frank W Benson of Roseburg visited
Toledo Tuesday night, being compelled
to leave for home next morning on
urgent legal business Mr.. Benson is
one of Oregon's brightest attorneys
and candidate for Secretary of State.
lie is very popular in Douglas county
his homeland has many friends
throughout the state. He is in every
way qualified for the position which he
seeks.
Sven Bradeson returned Friday even
ing from Corvallis. where he took the
dairying course at the Oregon AgricuI-
turai College. He wonders, by the
way, why many other young men in
Lincoln county do not take advantage
of the same opportunity. His expert
ence in the Toledo creamery, followed
by the college course, has already
caused demand for his services, and
he will soon 60 to junction City to take
charge of creamery for the Indepen.
dence company.
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