Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-12-13
Al. Taylor was up from Oyster


Will Kisor took Ed. stock, the
drummer, over to Siletz Tuesday.
Miss Sada Chambers is assisting
in the county clerks Office during
the absence ofDeputy Clerk Peairs.
Rev. Chas. Booth will preach at
the St. Johns church in this place
next Sunday morning and even
ing.
Rev. f. J. Strayer, an Evangeli-
cal minister of Hillsboro, will preach
at the old school house in this city
next Sunday, morning and evening.
Everybody invited.
A. l.. McFadden has gone to his
farm, near ChitWooI,. Were lie
will rustieate for a time. Mac has
pretty good homestead up there,
and will spend some time in putting
it in shape.
An entertainment will be given
by the students Of the University
at Yaquina, Friday evening Dec.
2Ist, The public are cordially in
yited to attend, and are assured in
advance Of spending very pleasant
evening. Admittance including
supper IS cents.
Mrs. Wesley Davis expects to
start in a short time for Monmouth,
where she goes to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w, G. Cressy. Mr..
Cressy has been seriouslyill for sew
eral days, but the last news Mrs.
Davis had he was getting a little
better. After visiting with her par
ents for time Mrs. Davis expects
to visit friends at Salem.
At the coroner's inquest held up
on the remains Of VIM. Mosier last
Friday, the jury returned verdict
exonerating the quarry company
from all blame in the unfortunate
accident which killed Mr.. Mosier.
The inquest was held q by Mr..
Mechem, justise of the peace, act
ing as coroner, The remains of
Mr.. Mosier were inferred in the
Elk City cemetery last Friday.
The matter Of a creamery at this
place is progressing favorably.
The committee having the matter
in charge have three separate par
ties interested in the subject. The
purpose of the committee now is to
get the propositions of the various
parties submitted in writing, and
then accept the one that will be the
most advantageous to our people.
The progress made in this matter
is good indication of what the
people can Go when they get an
united movement in one direction.
John Henderson is dead, through
either accidental or foul means. If
there ever was time when paper
should be thoroughly and complete
! ly ashamed Of itself that tine has
come Tor the Corvallis Gazette.
With poor John Henderson's body
lying cold and still in the lonely
woods of the mountains, the Ca
zette jumped in and published an
article shameful i'll its character,
and one that cannot help but deep
ly lacerate the feelings of the rela-
tives Of the deceased. The Gazette
sought to be sensational, and it
was.
We furnish to our readers this
week an all home print paper.
While the paper is not so large as
formerly, it gives more local and
county news, Owing to delay III
receiving some expected material
the paper is not SO complete this
week as we hoped to make it. We
will try and make the paper more
interesting than ever before. AS
concerns expenses, we will probab-
ly be the loser a little for a time,
! aat we W.. ,.ay2 ,&e sa.l !ac.i.a C,
paying the most of the money out
at home instead Of sending it away
to Portland.
The farmers Of the vicinity were
to meet at the school house at Chit
] .,. A., e..