The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-03-30
The lebanon Express.
Personal ANDoTHERWIsE
Mrs. e. ". Rice is visiting friends
n Albany this week.

Mr.. ]. G. Gross of Waterloo, passed
/ through town on Friday last, on his
WY to the county seat.
L. Bosler returned from the Sound
on Friday evening last. He reports
times very dull where he has been.
Rev. Walton skipworth has taken
his child that has been so very sick for
some time, to Salem, for medical treat
ment
- a Mr. MeArther who deals in hides
Its etc, in Salem, has been in Ieha-
III the past few days working in that
le OF business.
Born, near Lebanon, Linn county
:, on Saturday, March "a, 1888, to
wife Sam. Gentry, a daughter
eight II pounds.
Mr.. Simms OF Mehamah has been
king around with view to locating
our midst We would be pleased TO
Mr.. Simms locate here.
Iarred, ct the Russ house in Albany
IN county Or. March 26. 1888, by
!, Humphrey j. P. Mr.. f. H. More
] and Mrs Emma. L. Charlton of
a county. Or.
Il Wn4. Strong and wife arrived
on the noon train from w.
r. Mr.. 5. is a son-in-law of B. Cleaver
bfLebanou, and was one of Albany's
inst bakery men.
We acknowledge a pleasant call from
Mr. ]. W. Bell of Spieer ON Tuesday
Hast. Mr. Bell is the accommodating
postmaster at that place, ard is also
proprietor of the store there.
The spiritualists in and around
Lebanon held another one Of their
large meetings at the residence of Jesse
Psarrish's. above Sodaville, on We'd
nesday evening. Quite large num-
Der attended.
The Ladies Aid Society of The NJ. E.
church, viii give an entertainment at
the Odd Fellows hall, this Friday
evening. Admission, including sup
per . ctaA cordial invitation is ex-
S4tended to all
Next Monday will be the last day of
Prof. Langsford's class, when he will
return to Salem. The new class will
go on as usual: class days being We'd
nesdays and Saturdays He viii re-
turn from Salem in time to take up his
new class next wednesday.
Mr.. L. J. Peterson left on Wednesday
morning for Grant county. The object
cf his going is the Illness Of his brother
child, WHO'S stopping with its grandpa
Dr. 4. H. Peterson of this place. He
Intends tomake the trip and bring his
brother With him in four days.
Cur enterprising merchant. A. c.
Churchill has bought out the interest
off II. Roscoe some time since in the
hardware business he has greatly
enlarged the stock of wagons and
farming i'm plenenfs, and in q few days
viii have on a car lead Of mowers and
ha4esters.
The Star service has been ordered
Aeontinued on route 44140 between
9ieer and Lebanon, and IS to
IKE effect April 7, and instructions
has been received to forward the mail
after that date by the O. 6 c. R. R.
Bids for carrying the mail between the
postoffiee and depot viii be receiv-
ed By the P. u. up to Saturday, a priI
Mr. J. J. Swan, Of Emporia, Kansas.
arrived in our town Monday the 28th,
in search of a home and investments
He is a brother Of T. a. Swan who ar
rived in January. They have certain
iy came to the right place, and we cor
daily welcome just such class Of eiti-
zens and sincerely hope they may be
pleased with our country.
We certainly appreciate kindness,
but when the fair ones, anticipate cur
wants, and unsolicited supply our needs
we have not words to express in the
EXPRESS, our heartfelt thanks. Prin-
ters need care like other boys, and we
hope our unsoiIed garments, viii show
our appreciation ladies there are
two Of US, and to prevent Jealousy, we
will appreciate anothea garment Of the
same kind.
The Oregon Presbytery of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church met al
Woodburn on the 23rd. Five minis
ters and one lieentiate present, and
seven delegates from the differen
churches. Rev. T. II. Small, perhapl
the Oldest living minister in Oregon
esB-1>n7oderator. He presided with dig
nifty, and to the entire satisfaction o
all. The next meeting Of this bod,
will be in Lebanon on Thursday befor
the 4th Sunday in October next.
In the near future We expect to writ
ND, as best we may, all the local man
ufactories of every description, in am
around Lebanon, also to give EXTENDED
notices Of all our advertisers. Thcs
who may wish to take advantage O
our advertising columns, had best speal
in time, for we only have space for
few more. In addition to the above, W
expect to add to the above notice of on
various enterprises in an extra additiol
for the special benefit of an advertise
ment of our local land agent.
- Our esteemed friend DR.. T. J. Winte
Who was guest at the St. Charles las
winter, is now lying sick at Pendletor
he has our sincere sympathy. We rt
member well his smiling face and ger