The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-09-21
BROWNSVILLE.

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is the guest of the Misses Coshow.
Misses Ida and Kate Coshow on Sat
urday left for Coburg to visit friends.
Julius Ziner on Saturday visited En-
gene, returning home on the following
Monday.
Otho Cooper, accompanied by his
mother, left on Tuesday for Albany to
visit relatives.
N. G. Dozier, of Ashland, former
resident of Brownsville, Is settling
business in this place.
w. ID. washburn left for San Fran
cisco on Friday last to accompany his
wife on her return home.
A new lot of watches received by
Pillsbury, the jeweler; good article
at remarkably cheap prices.
The showers of Saturday and Sun
day nights were most refreshing, cool
ing the air and laying the dust.
w. Behm and f. Barnhardt left on
Tuesday morning for the front of the
0. P. r. r. to obtain employment.
John Harrison, wife and family on
Thursday started over the mountains
on their return home to Prineville.
Frank Stanard has sufficiently re-
covered from his recent illness to again
be on the streets attending to business.
Miss frankie Hopkins and Miss
Hattie Chesney, OF Albany, paid
Brownsville friends a visit on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Slater, wife of w. r. Slater of
Salem, deputy state treasurer, is visit
ing her brother, j. M. Howe of this
place.
Rev. ]. r. Kirkpatrick, at the Cum
berland Presbyterian church on Sun
day last, held Sabbath services to a
large congregation.
Mrs. w. o. Sperry, who for the past
month has been visiting friends in
Oregon city and Portland, on wednes-
day returned home.
Messrs. Davis and Bradley have re-
turned from Southern Oregon. II i
reported that MIR. Bradley and family
will locate in Brownsville.
Robert Cochran, wife and daughter
on Tuesday left for the Kitson hot
springs on the Mckenzie river. They
win be gone from three weeks to a
month.
The Misses Tate and Irwin have
rented the store of Peter Hume. ad.
joining the Brownsville bank, where
they will open dressmaking estab-
lishment.
The North Brownsville school com
meneed its fall term on Monday, Sept.
18th, under the tuition of w. w. Hall.
principal, and Miss Hattie Long as
sistant teacher.
On account of no Chinese being en-
ployed this year in this section, hop
pickers are scarce and the labor is pro
crossing slowly. The price for piek-
ing is 10 cents per box.
! DIR. w. G. Martin, Of Ottowa, Kan.
sas, who for the past three months has
been visiting valley towns, having in
view business location, was in oui
town on Wednesday last.
Rev. Ellworthy, pastor of the NJ. E
church, accompanied by his family, on
Tuesday arrived at Halsey, at which
place he was met by number of hi:
church members and conducted TO hi:
residence at Brownsville.
The infant son of w. s. Michaels
while PLAYING with some dried beans
1 succeeded in forcing one into the lef
nostril. The little sufferer was brought
to the office of DR.. I. w. Starr, whc
/ quickly relieved him of the disagree
able obstruction.
Peter Hume on Wednesday received
a telegram from Olympia, W. T., an
nouncing the death of his mother
which occurred Sept. 10th at p. NJ
Mrs. c. Hume, who was IS years o
age, was born in Scotland and came {,
the Pacific coast in the year 1876.
Drunk and disorderly'' was tn,
charge made by Town Marshal VIII
son as d. 0IeMullen appeared befor,
Recorder Waters on Tuesday last. Hi
honor brushed festive fiy from hi
nose and softly remarked "five dollar
and costs" McMullen 'saw the raise
and quit the game eight dollars loser
r. l.. Blanchard and VIM. Robe ol
Thursday returned from the Calapooi
river mines. They have made consid
: cradle progress with work on the Pic
neer claim, the quartz from whicl
, shows increasing richness as the shat
, becomes deeper. 1t is the intention c
the stockholders of this claim to ereC
cabin, which will be stocked wit
tools and provisions sufficient to carr
on the work during the winter months
Rev. E. Citizens, on Sabbath evenin
at the NJ. Z. church, delivered hi
final sermon, having been appointe
for the ensuing pastoral term of th
NJ. E. church at Roseburg. The d,
parture of the reverend gentleman an
. wife is greatly regretted by the man
! friends they have made during thei
a sojourn in Brownsville. and wherevc
I they may go they carry with them til
affection and respect of the entire con
. munity.
: James Hayden, foreman of the ca
/ penters working on the Oregonian raj
j way, on the afternoon of Monday r.
t ceived some severe injuries by helm