The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24
The Lebanon Express.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

to Albany this week.
Watches and jewelry at Pillsbury's,
Brownsville. Bedrock prices.
Mr.. E. Coin and family are rusticat-
ing in the mountains this week.
A peach orchard of ten acres near
Ashland recently sold for $4,000.
There We're two men in town this
week eanvassing for rubber stamps.
Read the new ad. of I, c. Peebler.
Mr.. Peebler says it pays to advertise.
Mr. A c. Churchill and wife started
for trip TO the mountains on Tuesday.
The Centerville paper says there are
fourteen Smiths in that town and no
Joneses.
Our office was frightened by the
presence of several young lady visitors
this week.
Misses Rose and Maggie White, of
Brownsville, were in town this week
visiting friends.
Bishop Galloway will dedicate Bethel
church, located at Spicer, Sunday,
August %, at Ii \. NJ.
Mr.. Frank Doris, typo Of Albany,
was in town on Wednesday and made
this office pleasant call.
Mr.. c. B. Montague offers fine OPP
portunity for his creditors to get even
with him. Read his new al.
Miss Leta Winn of Albany is visit
ing in the city, guest at the residence
NN-ilIiar,s l,a,
The Lebanon public school will open
September 10, with Prof. Hunt as prin-
cipal, assisted BY Miss Griggs.
The contractors on the Oregon Pa
cific are pushing ahead as fast as they
can secure men to do the work.
The Oregon conference of the NJ. f.
church viii be held at Eugene City,
beginning Thursday, August so.
Mr.. s. Roberts has been appointed
naarshal-Mr. Geo. Peebler having re-
signed is now collecting tax.
Our town has been greatly blessed
Tor afflicted with life insurance agents
there being three in town this week.
l will lecture at the band hall next
Saturday night at o'clock. All in
viIed. Admission 10c-W. NJ. Morrow
The contract for painting the engine
house was let to Mr.. a. Parrish, the
lowest bidder, and he is now at work
on the same.
Don't You forget Joe Harbin sets
wagon tires. He has a first-class
shrinker; no cutting and welding. All
work warranted.
Miss Lille Haekleman o: Albany
spent last Sunday i'll the city visiting
friends and relatives. Miss Hnckleman
is a compositor on the Herald.
Rev. F. w Parker and wife, OF New
berg. passed through town Wednesday
on their way TO Sodaville. They for
merly resided in Lebanon.
Every precaution should be taken
against fire during this dry season.
Fire once started nothing could pre-
vent it burning all the wooden strue-
lures near by.
{ Prof. Frank HALEY, of Nevada,
Iowa, IS in town visiting Prof. Hunt,
his old friend and schoolmate. Prof
HALEY says that this country is far
:head of California.
At the meeting of the city council
last Tuesday night it was ordered thai
the dog tax be collected. Now is the
time to give away or kill some of the
old dogs around here.
Monday night valuable horse wa:
stolen from the barn Of VIM. Simmons
proprietor OF the Boston mills, in thi
county No clue has been obtained t,
the identity of the thief.
Last Saturday DIR. NJ. H. Ellis, o
Albany, successfully performed tn
operation of removing tape worn
from Mr.. f. Bloom, of that city. l
was over thirty feet long.
Miss Bette McConnelrs term G
writing school will end Saturday. Sh
will not teach a class at Sodaville, a
we announced last week, but will G
from here to Washington Territory.
Rev. Ii. w. Giboney and wife, Misse
Effie and Ada Miller and Messrs. Cha!
and Robert Montague arrived HON
Tuesday evening from their mountai
trip All report having had a goo
time.
fhe most alarming and violent a
tacks of Bilious Collie or Cholera Mo
bus can be promptly relieved and cure
hv taking gChamberlain's Collie, Cholel
and Diarrhuea Remedy. Sold by \
A Miller.
Miss Kitty Cooley, an accomplishe
young lady of Brownsville, is II
guest of Miss Bellroie kirkpatrick
Lebanon this week. We gladly we
come her to our town and hope 81
may come again.
One of the handsonaest residences
Linn county is that of Mr.. c. B. Mo
tague, of Lebanon, according to Il
impression made on the mind of
Den1ocrt man while passing throue
that ity.2AJbnay DeD9o 9ocrdt-
We think his impression was abo
right.
We regret very much to learn tn
Mrs. Jonathan Wasson is again qui
sick. She has the sympathy of MAJ
friends, who love her for her mother
virtues and her many acts of chari
and benevolence.
Mr.. Gross presented the thirs
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