The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-11-02
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DIR. II. II. Curl 10 visiting Scio on
professional business.
Charles Elswlck ON Thursday re-
turned from Portland.
Mrs. Ida Forest, of Heppner, ls Wis
iting Brownsville friends.
Mr.. Chlnkerpeel and family departed
for Eugene on Monday Last.
Receiver Scott, of the Oregonlan
Railway, was In town on Saturday last.
o. u. Reese, M. D., who is visiting
his family at Yamhill, will shortly re-
move TO this place.
Charles Miller, of Lebanon, Is attend
Ing to the drug store OF q. Q. Stanard
during his absence.
George Simons, formerly of Browns
Vile, is ut present engaged In the
bakery business at Portland.
p. Ross, formerly In the employ OF
the b. w. NJ. Co., is acting as cashier
at the Mechanics stole, Portland.
Robert Coshow, of Salem, accompa-
MED by his niece, Miss Lille Carpen-
ter, Is visiting relatives at this place.
Miss Hattie Long, assistant teacher
of the North Brownsville school, Is
suffering from an attack of bilious fe-
yer.
Mrs. r. l.. Curl during the past week
LEFT tor Portland, to purchase COM
piete new line of ladies' fall hats, trim
mings, etc.
Robert Putnam, late proprietor of the
'tonsorial parlorn Mt this place, has Sc
cured a position as engineer ON the
East Portland and Vancouver railway
G. C. Stanard, Curran Cooley and &.
L. Stanard on Saturday returned home
from Portland, where they have been
in attendance at the Mechanics Insti-
tute.
Mrs. t. s. Pillsbury, accompanied
by her son, on Mondty departed for
Portland, where she will remain for
week, proceeding TO w. T. to visit rel
atiyes.
Miss lone Arthurs has charge Of the
primary department of the North
Brownsville school during the absence
of the regular assistant teacher, Miss
Hattie Long.
Messrs. Croft & Elswick will conduct
the pork packing business In town this
fall and winter. Parties having hogs
for sale should apply TO f. +. Croft at
his store, where they will receive the
market prices.
After brief absence, Prof w. w.
Hall, principal Of the North Browns
vile school, returned to our town on
Wednesday last, bringing with him,
much 10 the surprise of his friends, a
wife. The following notice explains
all. Married, at Corvallis, Wednesday,
Oct. "a, 1888, by Rev. T.. ]. Thompson,
w. w. Hall, OF Brownsville, To Miss
Clara Lilly, of Corvallis. Prof. Hall
has secured very amlable aud accom-
plished young lady for his companion
i'm life, and we tender him our hearty
congratulations.
The Willamette Presbytery of the
q. p. church convened with the con-
gregation of the Brownsville church
on Thursday, Oct. Is. The session
lasted four days, ending Monday, Oct.
y. There We're present Rev. &. A.
Wooley, ReY. w. v. MCGEE, Rev. j.
w. Sneed, Rev. w. G. Sparks, Rev.
Mclean, Rev. j. II. kirkpatrick, Rev.
A. j. Adams; also the following rep
resentatives: r. Toms, Alsea valley;
Jesse Walker, Mary's river; w. c.
Bushnell, Eugene; Harrison johnson,
Lebanon; VIM. Acock, Brownsville.
Rev. Elworthy of the NJ. f. church
and Rev. Baker of the Baptist church
were in attendance. On Saturday af-
ternoon there was held Sunday
school institute, and during the even
ing of the same day missionary mass
meeting. On Sunday, Oct. q, DIR. Nc
Lean, of Walla Walla, delivered very
eloquent and interesting dedicatory
sermon, to a large and appreciative at
tendance, who thronged the church,
which had been beautifully decorated
for the occasion by the ladies of the
congregation, the floral offerings being
most artistically arranged. The ses-
sAOh tAAOuBhOut was lhAESAS altthuSut
and fraught with pleasing incidents,
mementos of sunshine on the rugged
path of life.
On the evening of Wednesday, Oct.
"a, q joyful company, consisting of the
family relatives and more intimate
| friends of the interested parties, as
sembled at the residence of o. p. Cos
how, ST., to witness the marriage of
his daughter, Miss Ida A. Coshow, to
Mr.. George &. Stanard. AT s p. NJ. the
parlors, which were beautifully deco
rated with floral gifts, were thrown
open to the guests, and in short space
of time the bridal party took their po-
sition beneeth the marriage bell,
wrought of rare flowers, the work of
the deft hands of the young brides
companions. Rev. J. G. Baker, for
merly of Salem, who was the officiating
clergyman, in an impressive manner
, performed the marriage ceremony,
joining the happy couple for ''weal or
woe,o at the conclusion of which the
assembled company were invited to
partake of bountiful supper. Many
] beautiful and costly presents were re-
eeived by the newly-wedded couple,
most noticeable being beautiful gold
watch and chain from G.. e.. Stanard