The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-11-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL.


LAST day of Autumn.
There was dance at Union hall last
night.
Mr.. Chas. Hall is again to be seen
on our streets
Oh, the poor turkeys that were muir
dercd yesterday.
Mr.. Ed Kellenberger was to be seen
on our streets this week.
NJ. A. Miller's, display of holiday
goods win take your eye.
Mr.. Joe Combs, one of Lebanon's
old-time boys, was in town few days
this week.
Local papers do more to build up
communities than any other agency.
Do not forget this fact.
Only one more month of leap year.
The fair sex should take note Of this
fact and act accordingly.
as marriage failure?'' Well, since
our best girl married the other fellow,
we should remark that it was.-Ex.
Mr.. VIM. Spicer, an old resident of
this county, but now living at East
Portland, was to be seen on our streets
yesterday.
Don't move in with your wife's peo-
pie for the winter, but buy yourself
new stove. They are. down TO bedrock
nt Swan Bros.
H. L. Kelso. recently of Iowa, has
purchased the farm of John Marshal,
of Scio, paying for the same 5000. 1t
contained 2a0 acres.
Born-To the wife of Mr.. Frank
Moist, Nov. 19, girl. To the wife of
Mr.. ]. T. Anles, of Sweet Home, Nov.
Is, a boy; weight, Il pounds.
Every young man who expects to
marry in this community and do well,
will find it to his advantage TO buy one
of those nice albums of Miller, the
druggist. \
Mr.. W. E. Yates has sold his inter-
est in the drug business to Mr.. J. a.
Beard. Mr.. Beard viii continue to
mix drugs for the people at the old
stand, while Mr.. Yates is undecided es
TO what he will now do.
J. r. Borum has opened a barber
shop opposite the postofIice, where he
may be found at any time ready for
business Give hifn call If you
have any razors to hone, bring them
In and have a good edge pat on them.
..'Tfs rHllba-b pie in early spring,
And goosebcrTy IN juno;
And Christmas time its rich Tnince pic,
Morning. aighf and Hoon.
But the rosai rie for Thanksgiving
Is pumpkin, golden yellow,
An. that's the kind for me, If rot
For sry other fellow -
At its last meeting The city council
passed two new ordinances. One for
bids riding on the cars while switch
ing without permission; the other Is
in relation to the public health and
provides for taking precautions against
smallpox
The church soeiable given at Rev.
CIV. Giboney's last Friday night was
well attended, and Ell present seemed
10 enjoy themselves The evening was
spent in social conversation and plays
after which the ladies served an eIe-
CANT lunch, which was epjoyed by ali.
The proceeds Of the evening amounted
20 sI2 10.
Thanksgiving services Were held at
the c. P. church at II o'clock yester-
day, conducted by Rev. Walton Skip
worth, assisted by Rev. G. W. Giboney.
A very interesting and appropriate
sermon was delivered by Rev. Skip
worth. The church was handsomely
decorated with flowers. fruits, veget-
ables, grain and evergreens.
Superintendent MeElroy has called
the annual institute for the Second
judicial district to meet in Corvallis
aneeenaber 26-27-2s. The leading edu-
Gators of Kim, Marion and Polk coun-
ties are expecyed to be present and CO
operate with those residing in the ju
-risdiction Of the Second district il
making the institute a success.
Prof. H. V. Millard, of Eugene, wa.
In Lebanon several days this weel
for the purpose Of engaging class il
singing. a meeting was held at th'
C.P. church Tuesday night and twenty
four persons agreed to join the class
The first lesson viii be given mex
Friday evening. Prof. Millard is al
experienced teacher and will no doub
entire satisfaction.
An entertainment viii be given b
the First Presbyterian church at tn
residence of Mr. C. b. Montague mex
Thursday evening. An entertainin
programme will be crranged for tl
occasion, consisting of tableaux, rec
tations, music, etc, after which a lunc
will be served. For the lunch no OF
will be expected to pay less than
cents nor more than 81, but the ente
tainment will be free. All are invite
tI'd give anything" said Miss a
ttif / had as small foot as Miss G
aWeII," said her friend, ''you can ha'
it for nothing. Miss G.'s foot is
large as yours, but she wears tho
shapely shoes of Andrews & Hack
mans, and it gives her foot the appef
anee of being smaller than it really
A clumsy shoe disfgures any foot. I
Andrews & Hacklenan and see VII
change they can make in your foot
ACADEMY NOTES.
Mas Frank Gilbert spent Sund