Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-03-20
L. Pspin was down from Chitwood

Maurice Anderson of Kernville was
in the city this week.
Billy Simpson of Elk City was in the
city Saturday evening.
NJ. N. Anderson made a business
trip to Newport Monday.
A, ]. Bartholomew Of Chitwood was
Toledo visitor Monday.
Frank Day of Waldport was in the
city on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCluskey went to
Yaquina Wednesday evening.
Captain Dick Evens OF Waldport wa S
in the city on business Tuesday.
d. Nash of Nashville was in the city
on business the first of the week.
Geo. McCaulou left yesterday morn
ing for business trip to Portland.
For camp stoves, tents, and camping
OUTFITS. 80 to Chataeld's Hardware.
Hon. B. F. Jones Of Independence
was in the city the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leese came
over from Corvallis yesterday evening.
For, Guns. Rifles. ammunition and
sporting goods go to Chatfield's Hard
ware.
Bob Tronson and John Lloyd re-
turned yesterday evening from trip
to Portland.
r. P. Coin candidate for the nomin-
alton of School Superintendent, was in
the city Saturday.
Miss Nelia Hamar came down from
Nortons. Wednesday evening for visit
with Toledo friends.
George Chambers of Nortons was a
Toledo visitor this week. He returned
home yesterday morning.
Universal Stoves and Ranges give
universal satisfaction. For Sale at
Chatfislds Hardware Toledo Oregon.
Paul Truitt OF Wren was in the city
the first of the week to attend the
meeting Of the Yaquina Bay Telephone
Company.
Fred Olson of Chitwood was in the
city Friday evening to hear Governor
Chamberlain and the other speakers
OF the evening.
The rain and wind storm of Saturday
and Sunday was hummer, by jove.
The Siletz river had raised q feet by
Sunday afternoon.
Thomas Lynch, who is with the Ore
gon Tradesman, was in Toledo last Fri
day and Saturday. going to Newport in
the afternoon on the launch Ella Nav,
along with the Governors party.
The Toledo Fire Departments min.
strels played to good house at New.
port last Thursday evening. The boys
of the department greatly appreciate
the patronage of Newport's citizens.
just received, a new assortment O
fishing tackle Of all kinds, tor both
fresh and salt water fishing. See our
stock before buying elsewhere.
E. L. CHATFIELD,
Hardware & Implements,
Rev Rogers conducted the second
quarterly conference at Siletz Tuesday
evening and Wednesday morning for
DR.. M. G. Wire who was sick. Six
we're baptised aud five we're taken into
the church on probation. Rev. Rogers
says there appears to be growing in
terest in the church there.
]. H. Hearde departed Wednesday
morning, after having successfully put
on three minstrel shows here. Mr..
Hearde thoroughly understands his
profession. he is good instructor and
firstcla actor. While here he made
many friends who will be pleased to see
him return at any time. The fire boys,
with whom Mr.. Hearde worked, feel
very grateful for his assistance and
courtesies. Last Sunday evening a
banquet was arranged at the CONNER.
cial Hotel by Mr.. Hearde and others for
the Dlembers Of the minstrel, the or
chestra, the band boys, and the COM
mittees who worked with and arranged
for the shows, and one of the most
enjoyable evenings was spent. The
tables we're very neatly arranged, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth are receiving
much merited praise for the excellent
supper. Renus Arnold acted as toast
master and filed that position with
becoming dignity. Everybody, almost i,
was toasted and nobody roasted.