The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-04-27
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Born, April Is, 1855, TO the wife o
Baxter Henderson, u daughter.
B. Morse, candidate for county asses
sor, was in town during the past week
Berte s. Pillsbury is rapidly recover
ling from his recent attack OF scarlet fe
yer.
Samuel Demmicl1 OF Palouse City
W. T., is visiting his nephew DR. l. w
Starr.
The little daughter Of Elias Hale j.
confined to the house by an attack d
fever.
ID. Arthurs and family on sa.ur,
day last, moved TO his farm in Liberty
precinct.
Thomas Turner and family, Of Har.
risburg, are visiting the family of J,
NJ. Howe.
w. c. Baird Of Lostine Or, former
| ~ resident of Brownsville, is visiting
/ friends in this section.
Mrs. f. ID, johnson, accompanied
"y her son and daughter, departed for
1ortiahu on saturday.
On Monday last our school teachers
III both districts, were made happy by
the receipt of some school funds.
Rev. w c. Baird delivered on Sab
bath last, sermon at the South
Brownsville Presbyterian church.
d. Brusha, wife and daughter, are
confined to the house by sickness; the
entire family being attacked by fever
The nimros:s are not unlalSing hay
when the sun shines,n but are catch
ing some fine speckled trout from out
the Calipooya river.
Miss Ollie Gilbert of Lebanon. who
has for the past week been the guest Of
o. p. Coshow Sr. and family, returned
home on Saturday last
Rev. w. r. Robe, on sundav last Il
the Presbyterian elluxeh. saht II
Brownsville, delivers An ipAfesling
and Instructive ssFsnon u good at
tendance.
FF. IIlaly of w. accompanied
BY Janaes NNssfens have during the
aaast sezk tlFlxen - aTiIlers Station, a
And pf psokks rom there they will be
ses u make river.
zffllle, the ssn of Ms. ]. f. Atkins,
kBfs visiting her mother, Mrs. Car
1f5us Sperry, is i'll from scarlet fever.
Mr. ]. z. Atkins arrived from Hills
borough ON Wednesday last.
George s. Warren on Saturday last,
sold at auction, brood mare, work hor-
ses, and two-year old fiIly, preparatory
to his departure for Albany, to which
place u will remove with his family.
John Vance, one of BrownsviIle's
pioneers, at present located at Camp
aIcDermat, Nevada, where he is en-
gagged IN raising and shipping stock,
who i'll hy-gone days was in partner
ship with uncle William Cochrane
of this place, is visiting James WASH
burn and family.
Under the influence of .'Old Sol, =
and the pleasant weather of the past
week, vegetation has rapidly advan-
eed. Wheat is growing thrifty and
strong; hop vines are making speedy
growth; new radishes and lettuce are
on the market, and although several
sharp frosts have been experienced,
fruit blossoms rs yet have suffered no
damage in this locality.
.'The days of 49'' are brought forci-
bly, to mind by the prospectors and ac-
companying pack animals, passing
through town on their way to the
Blue river and Calipooya mines. On
Monday last, Lee Shelton, and party,
of Scio, were in Brownsville ON their
way to the mineral district, some sixty
miles east from this place, by way OF
the Calipooya trail.
Messrs. Primley and Robe, Will dur
ing the coming week return to the
mineral belt OH Calipooya river, to de
velop claims, located by them during
last summer. Now, the snow being
gone from the mountains. and the
weather sufficiently settled, miners
and prospectors are again vending
their way to the locality which has
given proof of rich and extensive leads
in mineral deposit.
! Rev. Geo. r. Cairns held Sabbath
services, being a continuation of the
protracted meeting which has lasted
two weeks, at the Baptist church.
/ The attendance showed no diminution,
the building being filed to overflow
ing by those eager to listen to the elo-
quent appeals of the reverend gentle
man, who is accomplishing great good
in the worthy cause in which he is en-.
gagged. Sabbath school was usual
largely attended.
variably the way of the transgressol
is not always hard. The pardoning ot
Pearl Page has caused some comment
and much surprise among the law
abiding community of this section
that woman should be pardoned of 6
deliberately planned and sxilfully eX.
ecuted robbery, on the grounds that
the convicted prisoner committed the
theft, under the influence of coercion
of another crook" said coercion
being a full partner and abettor in tho
crime that the pardoned prisoner rshal
Immediately leave the state, and me
ander over new fields, and in company
of another acoercion," systematically