The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-27
The Lebanon Express.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

store in Albany few days this week.
The engine company was out on the
street for drill last Saturday evening.
DR.. E. Barker of walia walla is
paying visit to his mother in Leba-
non.
Miss Kate Hackleman of Albany is
in the city this week visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Follice has so far recovered from
his attack of fever as TO be able to be
out on the street.
A lot of the very best binding twine
for sale at Il cents per lb. Call on ].
w. Bell at Spicer.
Miss frankie Constable is visiting in
town this week. She is guest at the
house of Mr.. Mayers
AJr. NJ. 4. Miller has sold his drug
store in Albany to L. W. Guise & Son,
recently from Kansas.
Mrs. w. A. Miller of PendIeton is in
the city visiting the family of her
father-in-law, Hon. r. c. Miller.
Rev. c. H. Wallace of Eugene spent
last Sunday in Lebanon and preached
in the Cumberland Presbyterian church
both morning and evening.
On Tuesday the EXPRESS office was
ornamented aud filed with perfume
by two nice bouquets presented by two
nice little girls, Edna ana Sylvia Bry-
ant.
Mr. w. B. Donaea and wife started
for the mountains on last Wednesday,
where they intend spending two or
three weeks fishing and gathering
blackberries.
The Zell place, consisting of 200
acres, four miles northeast of Lebanon,
has been sold to Mr.. Z. J. Mills,
through the agency of A. R.. Cyrus &
Co. Consideration, $500.
Mr.. Hopes commission as postmas-
te[ arrived on Tuesday night, and the
office will soon be turned over to him.
He will remove the office into his
building, two doors north of its pres
ent location, next week.
The fourth quarterly conference of
the NJ. E. church for the Lebanon
charge will be held Friday, August Sd,
instead of Saturday, August 4th, as
previously announced. Rev. s. P. Viii
son will preach at 2:30 P. NJ.
Mr.. Burkhart and family returned
from the mountains last Wednesday
and report having had a fine trip.
He brought this Office a mess OF nice
fish. That is the kind OF people we
like to see go TO the mountains.
4 new Democratic club made itsek
felt in Lebanon last Saturday evening,
and the heather Chinee feels more
than ever the necessity OF the Mclean
man eIecting Gen. Halls n" Jim
says, 'Denloklat boy heap dan foole
me-
Some travelling shownlen with two
bears performed on the street last eyer :
ing. The bears did their part well.
People should not encourage these lazy
fellows by giving them money. Stale
eggs or hard bricks would be more az
propTiate.
Mr.. Hinn1an solved the greyhound
and muie-eared-rabbit problem which
appeared in the EXPRESS last week.
Anyone having tried TO work it and
failed can learn of him how it is done.
He also understands the one of the
brindle COW and red-headed girl.
Mr.. Gross of Waterloo sent the Ex-
PRESS office another jug of soda water
this week. 1t was very enjoyable,
that is, our neighbors down stairs
seemed to enjoy getting away with
almost the entire contents of the jug
before it reached the thirsty printers.
If you wish to restore the bloom tc
your wasted cheek, and so improve
your health that plumpness and
strength will succeed emaciation and
debility, purify your blood with Aver;
Sarsaparilia This remedy will benefit
you more surely and speedily than any
other. :
Mr.. n. y. Miller bas bought tn,
City drug store back again, and vii
run it as heretofore, where he will NEE
his many friends with outstretcheC
arms and mild cigar. Mr.. Miller i
an energetic young man, and we wei
come him back to our town. He say
Lebanon is good enough for him. DR.
Courtney will continue to practice hi
profession in this place.
Mrs. kirkpatrick, wife of Rev. ]
r. kirkpatrick, three daughters an,
little son arrived here from Texa
on Thursday. They are closel
related to the publisher of this paper
and it is needless to say that we wer
glad to see them. They were we
coined to their new home by house
full Of friends and all sat down to
good dinner. The EXPRESS will be
better paper from now on.
Two sons of Geo. L. Hibbard, one
the oldest pioneer merchants of Por
land, were found in the river Just aboy
that city Monday morning. The boy
were missing since the day befor,
when they left home to bathe in Uh
river. The boys We're evidently aloI
at the time of the drowning and Il
particulars are known. They wei
aged IL and II years respectively. tt
parents are distracted with grief.
a gentleman in this place says thu
when he marries he wants a lad
whose feet are so small that she ca
easily keep people from tramping upo
her toes. He must indeed be bett'
informed than most fellows. We hay
not vef baell brave enough to look f.