The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-10-05

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Mrs. james Wilson is suffering from
an attack of bilious fever.
Born, September 20, 1888, to the wife
of Charles Younger, a son.
Joseph Hume returned from Puget
Sound during the past week.
Charles Smith arrived in town from
Prineville during the past week.
Mr.. Lewis, OF Corvallis, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. James Wilson.
Mrs. c. H. Cable and infant son re-
turned home on Saturday from Scio.
Rev. j. C. Baker held Sabbath SER
vices at the Batist church on Sunday
last.
Frank C. Stanard is attending the
fall term of the State University at
Eugene.
Charles Bishop, wife and family, of
McMinnville, are visiting the family
of Thos. Kay, Sr.
c. E. Stanard has sufficiently re-
covered from his late attack of illness
70 again De on the streets.
George Dodson and l.. Coshow ar
rived on Monday from Crook county
They bring with them a band of horses.
Mrs. E. Sperry and family, who ar
rived here during the past week, will,
in the future, make their home in
Brownsville.
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dians, who have finished hop picking,
passed through town on their way
Nome to the reservation.
At the North Brownsville city hall
on the evening of Thursday, the 27th
inst, the "Original Plantation Coz
gave an entertainment to good house.
John Moore and family, late of Har-
risbug. have, during the past week,
moved into the residence of VIM. Cox,
which they have rented for the COM
ing year.
r. Bradley, late of Idaho, has rented
the house of Mrs. Remer for his family,
and win also rent and operate the
blacksmith shop at present occupied by
J. A. Bishop.
At the North Brownsville city hall
on Saturday evening the Warm Spring
Indians gave an entertainment, con-
sisting of songs, dances, etc. They
were in full war costume and paint.
Jacob Mayer, of Portland, Grand
Master of A. F. x A. NJ of Oregon,
paid an official visit to Brownsville
lodge No. SO on the 18th inst. r. c.
Ramshy, of SiIyerton, was also in at.
tendance.
Mr.. Hayden, foreman of the bridge
carpenters in the employ of the Ore
gonian railway company, who received
some severe injuries from a falling
timber, is sufficiently recovered to
again be on the street.
"An old timer says the arrival Of
the L. :. mail, as il arrives at the pres.
ent time, put him in mind of an
ancient and tine-worn game called the
''thinlble rig" sometimes YOU catch ii
and more times you do not-mostly
not.
| J. A. Bishop and family will shortly
remove from town to the Pfekines
farm, Mr.. Bishop having leased the
place for the next year. He has dis
posed of his interest in the blacksmith
shop to Mr.. Bradley, late of Wood
river.
I The picnic given on Saturday last in
/ Washburn's grove ut South Browns
/ vile by the combined Sabbath school:
Of this place, was well attended, ana
although the sky was cloudy and the
atmosphere somewhat chilly, all pres
ent seemed to have an enjoyable time
and heartily appreciated the ''gooC
things" the supply of which seemed
+ inexhaustible.
/ The ladies of the South Brownsyill,
/ Cumberland Presbyterian church, OF
the evening OF Saturday, gave baslxet
festival to a large attendance. Tn,
baskets, which were handsomely orna
mented and filed with delicacies, wer,
sold at auction to the highest bidder
and brought, in many instances, higf
prices, realizing for the church funt
a liberal amount of money.
The North Brownsville school, whicl
has commenced its fall term, is wei
attended, many of the children VIII,
were engaged in hop picking durins
the opening week having put in an ap
pearanee. The primary department il
under the tuition of Miss Hattie Brown
who has given general satisfaction dur
ing the two past years, and is nov
commencing her third year tuition il
this school, and has under her charg,
pupils numbering sixty.
TIE LEBA2Sory EMPRESS containin.
a description of Brownsville was re
ceived this week, and "filled the bill
giving general satisfaction. Over so
extra copies were subscribed for, max
ing the subscription list for Browns
vile alone over 600 copies. The man
agement of the paper have showl
great tnergy in the production Of thi
extra" not only in giving IL
Brownsville public widespread am
elaborate advertisement, but also fun
nishing general information for tn
benefit of those in the eastern and NOR
, distant localities.
f On Friday night at p. NJ, Will