The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-03
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A. ]. Adams on Wednesday returned
home from the Calapooia mines.
DIR. G. d. Osburn went up to Eugene
Saturday and returned Tuesday.
DIR. I. w. Starr paid Albany visit
on Friday ON professional business.
f. Gross, wife and child during the
) past week left for Waterloo springs.
Mrs. r. n. Thompson left for the
Waterloo soda springs on Tuesday last.
John Franzen, wife and child on
Saturday left for the soda springs at
Waterloo
Edward Starr of Halsey visited
Brownsville friends on Saturday of
this week.
Rev. Carpus Sperry held services at
: the Baptist church last Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Wm. Primley on Tuesday returned
from Astoria, where he has been visit
ing for the past month.
Miss AIinae Smith of Portland is
visiting her grandfather, DIR. r. H
Crawford of South Brownsville.
Receiver Scott of the o. Ry. on Sat
urday passed through town, accompa-
MED by party of friends from Can
ada.
Mrs. 4. F. Muir, nee Miss Ellie
Bishop, OF Portland, is visiting rela-
tives and friends i'll Brownsville and
vicinity.
Miss Grace Riley, who will pass the
coming week at Waterloo springs, on
Tuesday accompanied Geo. Gross on
his return home.
On the evening of July 30, at the
North Brownsville City hall, c. b.
Reynolds, from the Eastern States,
commenced series of lectures.
A. J. Hackett of Oregon City, gem
eral manager for Oregon of the History
and Manual of Odd Fellowship, visited
our town during the past week.
On Sunday last nearly everybody,
their ''uncles, aunts and niecesn passed
the day at Waterloo springs, which is
fast becoming a favorite resort for
pleasure seekers.
At IL \. NJ. on Tuesday last, at the
NJ. f. church, South Brownsville, Rev.
: E. Citizens conducted the funeral ser
vices of the lately-deceased daughter
, OF VIM. Robinett..
There is ''circuious" in the State,
and the average small boy is happy.
but not supremely happy until he has
''rustled'' sufficient shine TO attend
the exhibition at Albany.
Curran Cooley and John Waters, Jr.,
on Monday left for the Bell<nap hot
springs, where they will remain n short
time and then proceed TO Clear lake,
and will visit the upper and lower
soda springs ON the Santiam.
Certificates of assay received FROM
Salt Lake City during the past week
show S2f0 TO the ton from quartz crop
pings taken from the Gold Dust min
ing claim, situated on the Calapooia
river sixty miles east of this place.
Al san Francisco, July 26, Rev. G..
w. Hill, pastor of the Baptist church
at East Portland, aud Miss NJ T. Hovt
Of Oakland, Cal, were married at tht
residence Of the brides parents Rev.
Hill is the nephew Of Mrs. A. w
Stanard of this place.
Messrs j. and NJ. :. Titus, father
: and brother of Mrs. G. H. Cable, OF
: this place, on Monday last returned
from the vicinity of Linkville They
bring with them sixty head of beef
stock, and being somewhat dissatisfied
, with Southern Oregon, will return to
| their former residence.
/, The new bell for the Cumberland
Presbyterian church was received las.
week. Neatly cut upon the outside is
the followiI e inscription:
From his companion in life,
To the memory of II. l. Brown,
Born i'm Knox Co, Tenn, Jan. "A, 1910
: Died in Brownsville, Org, Jan. %, 1888
The bell was presented 10 the church
. by Mrs. II. L. Brown, the widow O
the deceased.
4 l. ID. Boyer, who for some time pas
. has been making quite an EXTENDED
Il tour through w. T., on Thursday las
: returned home by way of Salem, from
! which place he brings with him a first
grade teachers state certificate. MI
=, Boyer expresses himself much please,
: with the trip, but says that ''for gen
- eral prosperity, health, scenery am
:, all that goes to make life happy tn
= Willamette valley beats the world"
Mrs. NJ. r. Keeny of this place ha
Z
~ her son Philip Pearl, who in Mare
ID last left for Kansas to dispose of ban
n, of horses, and from whom no INTEL
W. gence could be obtained for numbt
ad of months, fears being entertained til;
misfortune or sickness had overtake
-, him. a letter lately received by I'll
- anxious mother states that her son ha
"a arrived home at Arlington, in GOO
- health, his eastern trip being final
- cially a success.
Use George Gross, the genial host of Il
Waterloo hotel, paid our town Wis
80, on Tuesday last, renewing acquaintan
with the many friends he made viii
~ for years resident of this place. f
-, those who desire to pass long or sho
IN vacation there can be no place offeril
more inducements to the seeker aft
health or recreation tsan Waterlo
nd pleasantly situated on the Santa
lu- river, easy of access, having an u
cg- limited supply of cool, sparkling, n;