The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-05-25
Personal AND OTHERWISE


us have rousing 4th of July Celebra-.
tion.
-@febanon must have creamery,
ana who will be the one to start the
ball rolling.
Rody and Tscis Byland, ofWoodburn
are visiting with their aunt and uncle,
DR.. J.. I'll, Hope.
Charley Curran, of Albany, passed
through here on business Wednesday
afternoon.
Read C. b. Montague's advertise
ment of Boots and Shoes for next week
IN this issue.
J.. Il. Cowan and son willie of Alba
ny, spent Sunday in town the guests
of J. NJ. Ralston.
q. FL. Bland and S. A. Niekerson,
returned Saturday from the I. o. o. f.
Grand Lodge at Portland.
DIR. G. w. Maston, one of Albany's
most popular physicians made pro-
fessional visit to Lebanon on Wednes-
day.
David Swan sold his property in
town to f. NJ. Miller, and left We'd
nesday morning, for Carthage, Mis-
souri,.
B. F. Miller, formerly of Salem, but
now running a drug store in Albany,
Is visiting with his father r. c. Miller,
at this place.
Dan. w. Kaup, special agent of the
Home Mutual Insurance Company,
was in town and made us pleasant
call last Wednesday.
A campmeetIeg will be held by Rev.
]. r. kirkpatrick, at Sodaville, COM
mencing the Wednesday before the
Fourth Sunday III June.
WB. Donaca, our enterprising mer-
chant is buying all the wool he can get
and any one having wool for sale will
do well to give him call.
L. W. Deyoe, of the firm of Deyoe &
Robson, Hardware merchants of Al
Fbany, was in the city Wednesday, and
made this Office a pleasant call; return-
ing home next morning.
W C. washburn is in town visiting
this week; he is the guest of Grant
Roberts. Mr.. Washburne is on his
way home having been on visit in
Yamhill and Polk counties.
Churchill & Monteith shipped their
stock of general merchandise, 10 indie
pcndence this week. Mack and his
>,cstimable lady left Wednesday morn
ing for their new home in Independ-
ence. We wish them success in their
new field.
b. N. Donaca, and wife of Lebanon,
Or, arrived in the city ON Sunday
mornings taain. Mr.. Donaca, it viii
be remembered, was up here some time
ago, looking for a business opening,
and henee his location among US. He
brings with him recommendations as
both a business man and citizen.
We extend to them a welcome ia onr
midst.-Centervll Home Press.
"-An editor works S65f days III year
to get out iifty-two issues Of a paper
! that's labor. Once IN white a sub
Sk.riber pays a year in advance for his
baper-that's capital Aud once in \
while some son of a sea cooaz ef a dead
beat takes the paper for two or three
years, then skips out without paying
for it-that's anarchy. But l&ter on
justice will oyertake the last named
animaI-tlaat's he'll. ."-tlenwood Echo.
John, Dave and poor old blacksmith
Joe,
concluded they'd fishing go;
~ - -,
they burnea,
And they all g3t wet ere they returned
Joe said, hold boys, espy fish,
When into the water their torch went
kerswish;
Yes, the torch found watery grave
And left the treats on poor old Dave
ALBANY and Salem papers report &C
tirity among the firemen there regard
Ing the coming Tournament. The rea
contest will be between Astoria, Seattle
and Portland, and upon the action o
the Astoria team as regards organizing
will depend the result. A strongly Or
ganized team from here, can and vii
win. .'-.4stoFiaye Both the Alban,
and Lebanon teams will figure in tn
real contest this year in a manner tha
will surprise the salmon eaters.-Den1
0crat. Right, brother. right Leba
non WILL figure in the ''real contest
and don't you forget it. Here is on
"a on 1t.