The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-10
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BRowNsyrLLE.

S. Warner paid Brownsville visit
on Tuesday.
John Diamond of Coburg was in
town on Thursday.
Thoe. Cooper died August Sd at his
residence near Halsey.
! John Senger and family on Friday
! left for the Waterloo springs.
Messrs. Powell and Finn, of Albany,
| visited Brownsville friends on Thurs
day.
Just received at Pillsbury's, a new
lot of ladies' chain pins, 81 each; fine
goods, remarkably cheap.
Mrs. Cathey, wife of Dr. A. B. Cathey
of Oakland, Or, is visiting family rel
atives at this place.
George Gross was in town on Tues
day with hack-load of soda water
from the Waterloo spring.
Justice H. j. c. Averill on Tuesday
left for the coast. He will visit the
neighborhood of the Coquille river.
Miss Viola Tharpe on Monday left
for weeks sojourn at the Waterloo
soda springs.
w. Il. Mercer, W., F. & Co.'S route
agent, was in town during the past
week attending to business of the ex-
press company.
Rev. A. ]. Adams held services last
Sabbath at the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian church. There was large at
tendance.
Born, Aug. 8, 1888, to the wife of Jas.
Wilson, a son. Harry (that's the boy's
name) is taking kindly to this world
and doing we'll.
An alarm of fire on Friday afternoon
was occasioned by slight blaze on the
roof of the residence of James Mcleod.
Cause, defective flue.
Mrs. Charles Bishop of McMinnville,
who has been visiting family friends
at this place, is passing week ut AL
bany.
ID. B. Irvine of Corvallis, agent for
the Vancouver nursery and the Far
mer's Favorite hay press, was in town
on Friday last.
DR.. Young and brother, who is re-
ported to have made extensive pur-
ehases of mining stock in the Calapooia
mining district, on Friday left for the
Blue river mines.
Surgeon-Dentist Martin has for the
past week been located at the Wilson
hotel, extracting, filling and cleaning
teeth and pra' cling dentistry in all its
branches.
James Smith, of PrineviIle, accom-
panied by his children, who arrived
from east of the mountains on Friday,
are visiting at the residence of James
Smith, Sr.
North Brownsville City hall, G.. b.
Reynolds commenced a series of three
lectures, on the subject of Free
Thought, Universal Mutual Liberty"
etc
r. Bradley, brother-In-law Of James
Shay Of this place, and Mr.. Davis,
both of Wood River, Idaho, where
they are interested in mining matters,
arrived in town on Friday, having ae-
complished the entire distance to this
place on their blackboard. They will
visit the Calapooia mines, and if salts
fled with the prospects will either To-
cate claims or invest in some of the
leads already recorded.
VIM. Robe, who for the past month
has been at the Pioneer claim on the
Calapooia, on Friday returned to town,
suffering from a severe cold and at
tendant sickness. 1t is the intention
of Mr.. Robe, as soon as he RECEIVERS
from his present illness, to again re-
turn TO the mines, from which he
brings the most fiattering reports.
Waters & Morelock, in view of the
large grain WELD of this wear, have
made all necessary arrangements for
the storage of wheat. They have built
an additional granary at the flour mill
with capacity of 20, goo bushels, and
have also leased the warehouse at the
depot, the capacity of which is 10000
bushels. Albany prices will be paid
for all wheat delivered at the depot
warabOIlSe
On Saturday, the day following the
death of Thomas Cooper, Doctor /. w 4.
Starr of Brownsville and Doctors
Smith and Geary of Halsey held a
post mortem, the examination being
performed in compliance of a request
OF the deceased, made a short time pre-
vious to death. The post mortem sub
stantiated thr opinion of the attendant
Iphysicians-thatd death was occasioned
by structure of the intestines, which
for the previous six weeks had failed
to properly perform their functions.
Sunday, August 5th, at the Cunber-
land Presbyterian church, Rev. J. r.
Kirkpatrick, at II A. NJ and 7:30 p.
NJ, delivered Sabbath sermons to a
full attendance. Mrs. kirkpatrick,
who recently arrived from Texas, ac-
eompanied her husband on this ap-
/ pointment, and was most cordially
welcomed by the many friends of the
/ reverend gentleman. At the NJ. E.
church Rev. Z. Citizens was also ia
vored with large attendance at morn
I ing and evening services. Sabbath
school exercises at the Baptist, NJ 4.
and Presbyterian churches were largely
attended.
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