The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-12
Lebapop Express.
FRIDAY, oCToBER IL, 1855.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

our streets after his illness.
Rev. G. w. Giboney and wife are at
lending Presbytery at Salem.
The circuit court docket for the Oc-
to6er term promises to be rather SMALL
The best harness and low prices at
Thompson & overman's, Albany.
Mr.. G. B. Montague and wife are in
the mountains visiting this week.
A daily train will soon run between
Albany and Mehama on the o. 7.
We are glad to learn that Miss Hat
tie Kendall is recovering from her Ill
ness.
]. A. Winter, photographer, win re-
main in Brownsville till the 10th of
November.
Mr.. Irving Henderson, of Eugene,
spent last Monday night with Mr.. j !.
III. Johnson.
The largest stock of harness and sad
dies in the valley at Thompson & Over
mans, Albany.
Mr.. Elkins is putting up new barn
for f. NJ. Miller on the place where
Burtonsl1aw lives.
Miss Ida Montague entertained few
of her friends at her fathers residence
last Monday evening.
Mr.. NJ. 4. Miller and wife left last
Tuesday morning TO attend the Me
chanics' fair at Portland.
Mr.. Wm. Guy and wife left last
Tuesday morning to attend the Me-
chanics' fair at Portland.
John and Willie Donaca are both
sick with typhoid fever, but are
thought to be improving now.
Mr.. Ike Conn, of Albany, is putting
upa new house in the Cowan addition
this week for Mrs. Sam Conn.
Mr. Talbot has moYed his family
out on his farm, but he will stay in
town and help Mr.. Montague.
Mrs NJ. w. Hindnan and wife left
last Tuesday morning on a business
and pleasure trip to Prineville.
Peebler & Buhl have remodeIed the
old wood shed that stood back of their
store, and it is now neat store house.
Mr.. Carr has got the lumber all on
the ground and viii soon put mp a
dwelling house just east of the NJ. f.
church.
This Office received pleasant calls
this week from Misses Ada Miller,
Maud Ralston. Ida Montague and I1ffie
Miller.
Mrs Rice has received her fall stock
of millinery goods, and we call the at
tention Of the ladies to her s.adn in
this issue.
Tickets to Portland and return now
for 81 p, including admittance to the
Mechanics fair once. All should take
advantage Of this opportunity.
On last Friday evening few of the
young folks gathered at the residence
of Mr.. NJ. a. Miller, where they spent
several hours in social amusement.
Last Monday F. NJ. Miller sold at
auction all the property of Louis Stiff
.Ffer, the shoemaker thlt left here
awhile back and forgot to pay what he
owed.
Our two schools are in active opera
ton, churches and prayer meetings
are wen attended, THE EMPRESS is
doing well, and the world still moves
forward
Mr. G. NJ WestfaIl, of SodayiIle, has
leased FIndley' soda springs. He will
make extensive improvements there
this winter preparatory to receiving
visitors next summer.
Work on the NJ. z. church is pro
crossing finely. Mr.. Edwards has the
lathing nearly all on, and has every
thing ready to commence pIastering
next Monday morning.
The funeral of Mr.. Geo. B. NeKin-
ney, who passed from this earth Aug.
10th, will be preached at the Santiam
Academy chapel, by Rev. Walton
Skipworth, on the 21st of October.
For any pain use Oregon Electric
Relief. 1t viii cure you. You will
find it at NIiller's drug store. who
keeps a splendid assortment of drugs
patent medicines and druggists sun,
dries.
Yesterday morning Mr.. r. S. Rob.
erts. our city marshal, while getting or
a horse, stepped on a stick that rolled
and threw him TO the ground, dislocat
ing his shoulder He was brought
home and the 1uxation was reduced by
DIR. Foley.
Martins Magical Theater played here
Wednesday and Thursday nights. I
il the best that has struck this towr
since we have been here. 1t viii be a
Brownsville Friday and Saturday
nights and at Halsey Monday anc
Tuesday nights.
Last Tuesday our genial agent, NJ
i. Hearn, was around town setting VI
the cigars; so an EXPRESS reporter wa
detailed to ascertain the cause. Afte
an exciting chase the reporter learned
that it was a brand new seven-pounC
girl at his house last Monday, the 8tl
inst. Mother and daughter doing well
We received some interesting CORE
spondence from Hamilton creek las
week, but it having no signature to it
we did not publish it. All newspaper