The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-09-14
FRIDAY, SEPT. Il, 1898.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE


the mountains this week.
,4o to Beard & Yates for your school
books and school supplies.
The best harness and low prices at
Thompson 4 overman's, Albany.
Miss Maud Ralston went to Portland
Wednesday on visit to her uncle.
Misses Florence, Maud and Ora Bal
lard have been camping ut Waterloo
for week past.
Mr.. Grant Eastman, formerly of this
place, but now living near Eugene, Is
visiting here this week.
Fresh milch cows wanted, for which
the going prices viii be paid by r. A.
Clark at the Elkins place.
There have been several weddings
this week, but you can't prove it by us
whether or not they had any cake.
Married, in Lebanon, SEPT. 9, 1858,
by Rev. Martin Hickman, Mr.. r.
Hanford and Miss Nora Scanland,
Miss Nettie Amos has returned home
from Eugene, where she has been visit
ing friends for the past three months.
Mr.. Johnny Walker of Philomath,
spent Sunday night in Lebanon and
made our office pleasant call on Mon
day.
Don't you forget Joe Hardin sets
wagon tires. He has a first-elass
shrinker; no cutting and welding. All
work warranted.
Mr.. II. E. Parrish is in town this
week. He came down from the Noun
tain House on Tuesday and reports
everything looking well up there,
F. A. Nickerson informs US shat he
did see a Chinese pheasant fly against
wire fence and kill itself the other
day. It was an old one. bat was eaten
all the same.
Mr.. Mike Donnolly, who was badly
hurt in the runaway on Mr.. Kees place
week before last, is Improving fast,
and was to be seen on our street one
day this week.
Rev. I. Carleton, Congregational
minister, win preach in the Cnmber-
land Presbyterian church of this place
on the fourth Sabbath of this month,
being the Esd day.
Married, on sunday, Sept. s, 1883, at
the residence OF J. H. Loveall, near
Sodaville, by d. Andrews, J. p; Mr..
Albert Ii. Piper to Miss Aldapha
Crosse, all of Linn county.
Mr. A. Compton and wife. OF Tilla-
mock county, are in town this week
visiting friends and seeing about some
property they bave here for rent. They
are old citizens of this place.
Whooping cough is attended with
hnt little danger when the cough is
kept loose and expectoration easy by
the free use of Chanberlain's Cough
Remedy. Sold by NJ. a. Miller.
Gentry K Retherford's saloon has
been closed by attachment by Port
land liquor firm for the sum Of 1881
Mr. Retherford informs us that they
will probably settle as soon as MIR.
Gentry gets back from the mountains.
Churchill & Monteith, who four
chandise from Lebanon to IndepenS>
ence, last Saturday removed their
goods to Albany, where they were sold
at auction.
While temporarily insane. Mrs. W.
d. Wheeler, Of Salem, left her home
Sunday about u O'clock and jumped
into Mil creek, where she was found
two hours later. She gave birth 10 a
child about ten days previous and
since then had not been in her right
mind.
Married, at Harrisburg, Sept. u
1888, Mr. Robert L. White and Miss
Allie Hay Nr. White is a son Of Rev
Luther White, of Brownsville, and
is well-known. young man of ability
and enterprise. The bride is one o
the most talented young ladies of Har
risburg. THE EXPRESS wishes then
long life Of prosperity and happiness
r. Messier, the foreman of Cheadle'
cheese factory, was in town yesterda,
and made this office a pleasant call
He informed US that be was going t,
the State fair at Salem on Saturda,
with some cheese. He has taken tn
first premium at the last two Stat
fairs and the last Mechanics fair, ans
We hope he will be as successful thi
time.
4 reader asks: 'Did you ever see
bald-headed woman?n No, we neve
did. Why should we? Nor did W
ever see woman waltzing aroun
town with cigar between her teetl
and in debt for her homo newspaper
neither have we ever seen a woma
yank off her coat, spit on her hand
and say she could whip any son of
gun in own.-Ex.
So many sad and fearful accident
have occurred in and around Leblanc
this summer from runaway teams ths
it does seem that more precaution an
prudence should regulate their MAJ
agement While we deeply synp;
thize with each and all of the sufferer
we cannot but note the general reel
less manner at which so many ric
and drive their horses.
The editor of the Oregon Sitting
published at Portland, has recent
been publishing through its Albar