The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-09-07
Hon picking commenced this wt,

w. L. Kirk left for Portland ON Mon-
day.
Threshing IN this section is nearly
finished.
w. Coventry and family during the
past week departed for Iowa.
The little son of ]. w. Moore has
nearly recovered from his late illness.
Mrs. George MeIIargue and children
have returned from heppner 10
Brownsville.
4 number of our citizens visited AL
hany on the 27th inst. 10 attend Sells
Bros, circus.
Mammoth water melons are In the
market. They We're raised on the farm
of elias Hale.
B. 4. Childers, former principal Of
the Brownsville school, returned home
on "Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Kay, who has been suf-
tering from an attack of bilious fever,
Is slowly convalescing.
Albert Masterson was thrown from
a road cart, striking upon one hand
ana breaking several bones.
\ number Of our young folks have
been affected with whooping cough.
The complaint Is not spreading.
David Hull has left the employ of
the b. w. NJ. CO. and Is at present
engaged on the .. z. railroad line.
The SON and daughter of Marion
Powell, of Wasco county, are visiting
friends in Brownsville and vicinity.
Mrs. II. A. Childers, who was con-
fined t. the house 10y an attack Of sick
mess Of great severity, is improving In
health.
Mrs. Jay \. Rishop, who for the past
three weeks has been at the Waterloo
soda springs, Is rapidly improving in
health.
5. II. Templeton left for the Warm
Spring reservation 10 procure the as
sistance of the Indians during hop
picking.
Eddie, the little son of T.. y. Moyer,
Is unwel, having been attacked by
bilious fever accompanied by bowel
complaint.
The wife and son of I. w. starr, NJ.
ID, have for the pas. week been visit
ing the family OF Rev =. NJ. Starr,
near Halsey.
Rev. =. Citizens, pastor of the NJ. T.
church, on "Wednesday departed for
Eugene t. attend NJ. L. conference,
Bishop Ninde presiding.
MeMahon's circus Is billed for
Brownsville sept. sth. We are not
county seat, but we don't get left every
time. "Iet her go, Gallagher
ATorelock & Waters are receiving
large quantities of wheat mt the mill
warehouse, teams in some instances
their turn TO unload until . \. NJ.
The Standard Museum co. gave an
exhibition of optical illusions, Lion
don Mystery etc, Mt the North
Brownsville City Hall on the evening
of saturday, Sept. l.
james Driver, Mrs. a. w. Standish,
Mrs. Jennie Standish and Mrs. 4.
Thompson, who for the past two weeks
have been camping AT Iaquina bay,
on saturday returned home.
Nathaniel Kirk sustained severe
sprain of the ankle by the upsetting of
a wagon upon which he was seated.
AS the wagon overturned his foot was
caught by the brake lever, i'm which
position he was held and damned be-
tween the wagon bed and the ground.
Wnl. Gable, while attempting to re-
move a belt from a swiftly-reNolving
carrier wheel AT the WOODEN mill, was
caught and carried over the drum,
ali@htiug with one nand between the
pickers. The hand was painfully lac
Grated, but fortunately no bones were
broken.
J. +. tialbr0ith, late of Albany, ar
rived i'm town en- Friday. Ii is reported
that Mr.. Galbraith will again resume
his former position of secretary of the
Woolen Mills Co, pro ten, during the
absence Of O. L. Coshow, Jr., who goes
10 Butte City, Montana. TO take charge
of thc.company' store ut that place.
Findley McRae, wife and children
viii during the next week depart for
4 Ill.
McRae has secured steady employment
from Alexander Paulson, who carries
ON an extensive logging camp. r.
Belts, formerly of this place, has for
the past year been in the employ of
the same firm.
Died. Aug. 80, 1855, Sarah +. wife of
J. W. Moore. aged - years. Mrs.
Moore, who was most exemplary
and estinable wife and mother, noted
for her many kind acts, and highly
appreciated by her neighbors, leaves
husband and four children to mourn
her loss. The bereaved family have
the entire sympathy of their many
friends III this the hour of their affiic-
tion.
On Tuesday, Aug n, 1855, Hon. w.
county, died at Prineville, from in
fiammation of the bowels. Judge
Johns was formerly a resident of
Brownsville, where the greater portion
OF his early life was passed; and was
admitted To the Oregon bar in 1881,
after which he practiced law in part
nership with b. T. Nichols at Prime
vile, the partnership existing from
1854 until 1856, when he was elected
county Judge. The funeral took place
on the 22d inst. and was conducted Ivy
the Masonic fraternity, of which the
deceased was a member.