The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-22
TOLD By CORRESPONDENTS
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June II, 1sss, to the wife of ]. y. r
Morelock, a daughter.
June IA, 1855, 10 the wife of 4. A
Hull, a son.
June !, 1855, 70 The wife Of c. b. Ty
Ger, son.
James Lewis and sister Ethel, o
Corvallis, are the guests Of Jas. Wilson
and wife.
MARRlEDJune II, by Rev. Edwarc
Citizens, AIR Frederick Webber to Mis-
Lizzie Reinhardt. shake Fred, W,
congratulate you.
DIED-June 10, 1855, Lula Frances
daughter Of II. n. and Edith Thomp
son, aged two years and ten days.
Miss Clara b. Martin. on Tuesday o
] last week departed for McAIinnville.
Hon. JEFF Myers, paid Brownsville d
visit on Tuesday of last week.
The James II. Slater Tariff and Re
form Club, on the evening Of June 10,
Mt the North Brownsville City Hall,
held meeting, at which time the 'nec.
cssary reduction of tariff duties" was
ably discussed.
on Friday Che closing exercises for
the spring term of the Kirk school, dis
triet No. 50, I. u, Boyer, Principal, on
which occasion the pupils and their
friends participated in most enjoya-
ble picnic, accompanied by songs, reci-
tations, dialogues and other appropri-
ate exercises.
Mac. Sawyer, Ballard Tycer and J.
Sawyer returned from Puget Sound
during the past week.
Mr. Cliekenpeel and family have de-
parted for the kitson Hot Springs.
l. =. Boyer, who for the past two
terms has been in charge Of the Kirk
district school, has accepted the posi-
tion Of principal Of the south Browns
willie school. Judging from the we'll
known and eommendahle qualities,
and farmer success as a teacher Of Mr..
Boyer, the school trustees, could net
have made u better choice.
The entire family of children, four in
number, of Elias Hale, are suffering
from an attack of scarlet fever.
During the past week, the estate of
the late John w. Tyeer, received from
the Ancient Order United Worlxlnen,
$4,000 being the amount of the policy
carried by the deceased, who at tile
time of his death was n member oi
Safety Lodge, No. l3, a. o. U. w.
r. \. Thompson, accompanied by
his wife, left for the sound Tuesday,
visiting Tacoma, Seattle and other
points Of interest.
J. A. Bishop paid Portland friends a
visit during the past week.
Misses Sarah and Kate Coshow, re
turned home from McAIinnyille where
they had been attending school en- lest
Friday.
II. A. stanard, OF Albany, visited
town on Saturday
p. w. Starr, of Lostine, Or. who vls
tied Brown wnsvine friends on Saturday
last, reports good times in the Wallc
wa Valley.
The NJ. L. Sunday School have pur
chased a new organ.
Edward Starr, of Halsey, passed
Saturday and Sunday with Browns
vile friends.
Messrs. Adams, 1IcBae, Stenger 8
Co. are much pleased with the ASA,
made from quartz taken from thei
mIne the Gold Lush,n which from
+ groupings, gave good results III silvel
and gold.
I At the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, South brownsville, on Sun
day last, the Rev Martin Hickman
held Sabbath services to a large attend
auce.
J. NJ. Meyer, returned from Portland
on Saturday.
I During the past week, valuabl,
COW, the property of J. NJ Waters
7 gained access to the feed bin, indulg
/ ing in the 'luxuries OF this IIfe' t,
such an extent, th.t she passed away
joining the great COW majority.
J. A. Bishop, who was in attendanc,
at Portland, of the Masonic Gran,
Lodge, returned home on saturday.
The late rains have caused Sigh
raise in the Calapooia river, Moye
Bros. have driving gang at work ant
will secure some fine logs.
Our Heavenly Father, in his wis,
/ providence, having removed from u
our beloved daughter Lula Francis, W,
the undersigned tender our mos
sincere thanks to those kind friend
and neighbors, who during the sick
ness of our departed child, rendere,
many kind acts and assistance, and t,
those VINO during the hour Of our be
reavment extended sympathy and con
dolence.
EDITH THOMPSON.
RN. THOMPSON.
Dowdall Lodge No. 16, * of 7, 0
this place, during the past week, electc,
the following officers, to serve during
the ensueing term. Silas Powell, c. c
I f. Hancock, Y. c; w. d. AIcGee Pred
J. \. Waters, NJ of 4; S. p. Barger
delegate to Grand Lodge, meeting a
Portland, Oct. next.
Our friends at Waterloo are maxim,