The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-09-14
aRowNsvILLE.

John Franzen and family have re-
moved 10 Coburg.
Mrs. +. F. Croft returned from Ore
gon City on Monday.
o. p. Coshow, Jr., left fer Butte City,
Montana, on the Sd inst.
Mrs. VIM. Morgan returned home to
East Portland on Wednesday last.
G. A. Dyson for some days past has
been laboring under an attack of i'll
health.
John Harrison and family arrived in
Brownsville from Prineviile OH We'd
nesday.
Mrs. ID. Irvine, of Spragne, w. T.,
is visiting family relatives of South
Brownsville.
w. t. Cochrane has departed for the
Findley soda springs TO enjoy weeks
hunting and fishing.
Peter Masterson, wife and family
started on their return to Prineville
the first of this week.
Miss Sarah Coshow on Saturday left
for McMinnville to attend the fali term
of the McMinnville college.
Mrs. ]. A. Bishop on Monday re-
turned from the Waterloo soda springs,
greatly improved in health.
A new lot of watches received by
Pillsbury, the jeweler; good article
at remarkably cheap prices.
Messrs. Kirk, Jack and Hausman, at
their respective yards, commenced hop
picking the first Of this week.
J. P. Galbraith rs acting as secretary
of the woolen mills company during
the absence of o. =. Coehow, Jr.
Berte Cable on Monday left for Co
burg, at which place he takes charge
of the school for the ensuing term.
DR.. o. b. Reese, of Tennessee, is Wis
iting friends of this place and renew
ing aequaintances of former years.
The first Indian of the season made
his appearance on our streets or We'd
nesday. He was hunting water melons.
Joseph Hind, having received intel
ligence OF the extreme illness of his
mother, on Saturday departed for Pu-
get sound.
Prof. b. F. Childers and family on
Friday departed for Gervais, Or, where
he will conduct the school for the en-
suing term.
Findley McRae has purchased from
E. Kellenberger the Brownsville
meat market and win take possession
on the 10th.
III. w. Goddard, of Portland, auditor
of the oregonian Railway Co., was In
town on Saturday, attending to COM
pany business.
= One hundred Warm Spring Indians
arrived at the farm of Templeton Bros.
on Tuesday, and on Wednesday morn
ing commenced picking hops.
Miss Florence Brown, who on Satur-
day left for Portland, will from there
proceed to Washington Territory, pass
ing the winter months with relatives.
The Oregonian Railway are receiving
flat-car loads of bridge timbers from
the Coburg saw mill, which will be
used for necessary repairs on the road.
Rev. II. r. Ellworthy has received
from the Oregon conference of the Nj.
&. church the pastorate appointment
CT the NJ. f. church of South Browns
willie.
Mrs. Chas. Bishop and family, OF
McAIinnville, who for the past month
have been visiting relatives at this
place, on Friday morning departed for
home.
VIM. Button" buttoned on to lib
eral supply of "tanglefoot." Result, g
broken glass in the window ofStanArd's
drug store. Sequel, costs, s.. Final
unhappy Button"
DR.. r. II. Curl is building an addE
ton to his property. 1t will be two
stories high, the lower portion beinE
occupied by Miss Tharpe for dressmak
ing and millinery purposes.
Five dollars and costs" blandly re
marked 'his honor to an individua
responding to the cognomen of "Dutcf
Ed," who on Thursday last plea,
guilty to the charge of drunk anC
disorderly."
). The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety, on Friday evening at the Nortl
Brownsville city hall. held an ic
cream festival, which was well patron
ized, realizing for the missionary fun,
: considerable money.
On Sunday, the 9Th inst, Rev. Car
pus Sperry, at the Baptist church
North Brownsville, delivered his fins
, sermon for the ending pastorate yeaI
Rev. Sperry, accompanied by his wife
on the following Monday morning dc
. parted for the Eastern States to visi
, home and friends, from which the et
timable couple have been separated fo
the past thirty-seven years. A larg
number of friends bade them adIe
with wishes for safe and pleasan
> trip.
McMahon's Gil Gus on Saturday CAV
= an afternoon and evening performanC
l to full attendance. The programm
f was carried out as advertised and gav
: general satisfaction; tho performanc
!, was free from those, in many instance
!. vulgarities that attend some exhib
e tions; the acts were first-class; thel
were no sIsure-hrickD ufakirs,, or catcl