The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-25
BRowNsvILLE. -

tend the /. q. .. f., Grand Lodge.
Mrs. G. A. Dyson, accompanied her
husband to Portland, on Tuesday. !
VIM. Cochran, sr. departed for San
Francisco, 'en Monday.
James Putnam and family started for
Palouse City, W.. T. OH Wednesday.
IT. w. Goddard, Auditor of the o.
Ry. was in town on Wednesday last.
]. d. Lee, ex-State Senator, delivered
an address at the North Brownsville
City Hall on Tuesday evening on the
political issues of the day.
The first load of wool for this years
clip was brought to town during the
past week-it had been contracted for
Mt lSc.
o. 2. CoshoSF, Jr., left for McMinn-
vile, on Friday.
]. Mcclure, Supt. o. Ry., passed
over the road the past week and re-
manned in town one night.
The wool clip for 'ss has commenced
in this locality. The market is dull
and prices low.
4. J. Adams, is improving his resi-
dence by the addition of new porch
and bay window.
VIM. Sperry is fgain on the streets,
looking somewhat reduced in flesh,
from his recentattaek of scarlet fever.
Elias Hale, has rented the property
of J. B. Thompson, who has removed
10 Oak Creek.
John Wilson, left for the Blue River
mines during the past week.
On Saturday, May 10, Hon. W. r.
Bilyeu and ]. X Weatherford, ad-
nressed the citizens of brownsville,
upon the political issues Of the day at
l O'Clock, in the city hall.
Miss Mary Carpenter, of salem, and
Mrs. G. \. Brodie, OF Portland, daugh-
ters of the late II. Carpenter, NJ. ID, are
the guests of their uncle, 0. 7. Coshow,
Sr, and family.
a number of our citizens departed
Saturday on the . a. m, train o. Ry.,
to attend the picnic at Macleay.
c. Younger has recovered from hi +,
late attack of measels.
y Basket Picnic" will be held at
Coburg, June 2nd; everybody invited;
fare for the round trip from Rrowns-
vile and return, soc.
George Overion, brought to town
during the past week bottle of black
sand, very rich with coarse gold, but
did not state from what locality it ives
obtained
r. G. Miller, democratic nominee for
represenfative was in town en- Satur-
day LAST.
". II. Reed, Of Lebanon, paid our
town visit during the past week.
The little daughter of R. y. Thomp-
son, who has been sick for the past
i twenty-one days, has for the past week
remained in state of lethargv, being
unconscious OF passing events; bat very
slight hores are entertained for her re-
covery.
L. Morse, of Sweet Home, democrat
ic nominee for county assessor. and l..
E. Montague, Of Lebanon, democratic
nominee for clerk were in attendance
at the political speaking on Saturday
last.
VIM Washburn, accompanied his
wife to California, leaving on Thurs.
day.
Judge Whitney, of Albany, and T
j. Black, of HaIsey, delegates to the
Democratic National Convention, were
in Brownsville on last Saturday.
: w. b. Blanchard, ]. p. Cooley, J. b
r. Morelock, g. C. Thompson, ]. A
Bishop and C. Z. Stanard, visited
Lebanon on Saturday to attend tn,
: Masonic Lodge.
: B. \. ChiideTs, Principal of tn,
North Brownsville school, has receivcc
. from County School Supt. Reed, ap
pointment as member of the executiv,
: committee for the state, and also Nat
: ional Teachers Association. State as
sociation to be neld in Salem July ., 6
and :. National Association to b
held in San Francisco, July II, Is, I9
: and 90.
The children of S. Percival, WIZ,
have been confined to the house by al
attack of the scarlet fever are conva
t Iescing.
e On last Sabbath at the Cumbcrlan,
j Presbyterian Church, the Rev. ]. r
] kirkpatrick, held services to a larg
J. attendance, the church being crowde
E to its utmost capacity during the morn
r ing exercises; many who attended tn
e 7:30 p. M, meeting being unable t
e find seats. Services were also held "a
vile. The attendance at the Baptis
!. Sunday School numbered 100; at tn
Presbyterian Sunday School 10Y; tbi
speaks we'll for the morals of our littl
! town, and reflects great credit on thos
jealous workers in the great cause
who are sparing neither time or money
in the accomplishment of this grea
> work, the moral training of our youn
people.
= Rev. J. r. kirkpatrick, on Monda,
. departed to Crawfordsville, at whic
q place he held religious services on Tue
is day evening, proceeding thence I
Sweet Home where he went to hol
religious services on Wednesday.
;, Work is rapidly progressing on IL
= South Brownsville Cumberland Pre-
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