Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-11-30
LOCAL NOTES.


John P. Fay, the Seattle lawyer
came in last night to attend court
The celebrated Parker and Snae
Proof gum boots at O Brien's, va
quina.
Marriage license was issued
yesterday to VIM. G.. Reynolds and
Ella Knots.
The man Savage, ofSummit, who
was indicted at Corvallis last week
for the crime of incest was convict
ed and sentenced TO State penitenti-
airy tor three years.
HOW'S THIS?-A pound of
Old Honesty uncolorcd Japan tea,
splendid quality, and a handsomely
illustrated story book for only 6s
cents, at 7. p, Fish's, Try it.
NJ. p. Burnett, treasurer of Ben
ton county is in the city as a witness
IN the case Of Denlinger VS., Davis,
a suit to recover money lost by the
Hamilton, Job & Co, bank failure,
Carl Schimmel, OF Lutjens, is up
on jury service and made us
pleasant call while here, Mr..
Schimmel gave us some encourage
ing words for which we are CRATE
lul.
Attorney A, l., McI'adden, of
Chitwood, has opened up a law
Office in Toledo, and invites the
patronage of all those who are so
unlucky as to get i'll the tolls of the
law, either civilly or criminally,
through his card in another column
Of this paper,
The high wind of last Saturday
night blew the Onentta canuery
building, at Yaquina, into the bay,
They had been at work putting
new piles under the building but
the work had not been completed.
The loss will be very heavy. 1t
was the property of Allen Parker
and a Portland party.
Through the kindness of that
estimable lady, Mrs, J, Il. Vincent
--may she live and prosper--the
editors family will turn from cold
bacon today and feast on rich, fat,
juicy turkey, the abovenamed lady
having donated one OF those great
American birds to us, Our thanks
are hereby heartily returned to the
kind lady.
Among the attorneys from the
outside attending court this week
we notice Messrs. Wcatherford and
Wolverton, of Albany; Messrs.
Bryson, McFadden, Kelsay, Huf-
ford, Jefireys, Yates and Johnson,
HCorvallis; Mr.. Potter of Eugene.
S. w. Condor, the district attorney,
IS of course, also in attendance.
We have received calls this week
from many of our people living out
side in the county, too many OF
them to give each personal notice.
We want to assure each of them,
however, that their calls are
thoroughly appreciated by us and
hope that they will always call on
us when in town. We want to
also assure them that we highly
appreciate the many words of en-
enlargement spoken to us.
James plumlee returned from
Union county last week, where he
has been for several months. lie
says that the times are harder there
than they have ever been here.
Wheat is worth but 81 cents per
bushel and the sacks cost at least
four cents, leaving the farmer but
twenty-three cents per bushel for
good wheat. This does not promise
10 make rich farmers. In fact, he
says, that there is hardly a farmer
in Union county that is not hnan-
cially broke. The situation is
truly deplorable, To add to their
hard conditions many OF them lost
thousands of bushels OF wheat by
reason of the early rains which
came before much OF the wheat
had been harvested. The prospects
for putting in next seasons crops
are very poor,