The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-11-09
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Clyde Foster returned from Portland
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Franzen visited
Portland on Friday.
Miss May Carpenter returned home
TO Salem on Friday last.
George Findley during the past week
returned from CentervIlle.
Mrs. n. d. Fitzgerald, OF Gold Hlli,
Is visiting Mrs. Royal Grover.
Miss Della Stanard on Monday Inst
left for Albany to visit relatives.
James Galloway, of Corvallis, visited
Brownsville friends on Saturday.
Rev. G.. w. Hnl, Of East Portland,
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. A. w.
| Stanard
Charles Younger and family, during
the past week, moved Into their town
residence.
Miss Minnie Buzzell, late missionary
to China, on Saturday arrived In
Brownsville from Eugene.
George Cutsworth during the week
left for Portland, having secured en-
ployment with J. A. Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Grover, who
have been visiting friends In Cottage
Grove, on Tuesday returned home.
w. t. Cochane, who has been In
attendance at the Oregon Baptist State
Convention at Eugene, returned home
on Monday.
o. h Reese, NJ. D., and family on
Saturday last arrived from Yamhill,
and will In future permanently reside
in Brownsville.
a. X. Thompson on Tuesday left for
Portland, having received telegram
informing him of the dangerous illness
of his son Clyde.
J. a. Bishop, wife and family have
moved into their new home at East
Portland, at which place Mr.. Bishop
Is carrying ON business.
At the North Brownsville city hall,
on the evening of Nov. ., Prof. NJ. V.
Roork addressed the Brownsville pull
lie on political issues.n
For the information Of those having
hogs for sale, notice is given that +. +.
Croft Will at his store contract for
same, paying market prices.
Farmer Rice, of Prineville, arrived
I'm Brownsville on Saturday last He
came by the Santiam route and reports
the roads heavy and the mud deep.
AT the Baptist church ON Sunday
last Rev. g. w. Hill held Sabbath SER
vices to good attendance, and on the
following Monday morning departed
for Portland.
Robert Putnam, engineer on tie
East Portland aud Vancouver II. r.,
visited home friends on Saturday and
Sunday, returning to his duties on the
following Monday.
The children OF Jos. Crooks, formerly
Of Brownsville, at present located near
Prineviile, are i'll with typhoid fever,
which disease it is reported Is prevail
ing in that section.
James Wilson has leased the BARRIER
shop formerly owned by r. Punan,
aud will i'm the future conduct the bar
bering business at the old stand, one
| door south OF Coshow & Cables store.
Miss Hattie Long, assistant teacher
o. the North Brownsville school, who
for two weeks past has been confined
10 the house by an attack of bilious
fever, is rapidly improving in health.
II. W. Breese, Nov. 10th, at his farm
near Halsey, sold at auction farming
implements, feed stock, etc, and will
shortly leave for Eastern Oregon to
join his parents residing in that sec
iion.
J. Moore on Friday returned from
the Blue river mines, having been
summoned to attend his daughter in
her present sickness. At last reports
Miss Annie Moore was greatly inn
proved and i'm fair way to recovery.
Warren Knight, OF Kansas City, Mo,
who for the past week has been the
guest of Royal Grover and family, on
Wednesday left for Portland. Mr.
Knight has been making quite an ex.
tended tour of the Pacific coast, visit
ing all points of interest.
The "City of Salem" the transfer
boat at Rays landing on the Oregonlar
Railway, has resumed her station, anC
is now making regular trips transfer
ring Iassengers and freight, having
returned from the Portland dry dock
where necessary repairs were made.
On Monday, Oct. %, 1883, at 6 A. NJ.
Mrs. VIM. Byers, who for the pas
week had been lingering in semi
conscious condition, produced by 9
very high fever, attended with othe
serious and fatal complications, dc
parted this life, leaving a husband anC
five little children to mourn her loss
The funeral took place at the forme
residence of the deceased on Tuesday
Oct. 30, the remains being conveyed t.
Harrisburg for interment. T. S. p.