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

Mrs. A. r. Cyrus went to Salem yes
terday to attend the fair.
Mrs. ]. M. Ralston was at the fair at
Salem one day this week.
s4o to Beard & Yates for your school
books and school supplies.
The best harness and low prices at
Thompson & 0verman's, Albany.
Parties who promised this Office wood
on subscription will please bring it in.
Mr.. A. Compton and wife started for
their home in Tillamook county yes
terday.
w. E. Yates and family returned
home from their mountain trip last
Friday.
Mr.. Samuel Sherfey and family, of
California, are visiting ]. A. Keebler
and family.
We noticed the smiling countenance
of Charley Curran, of Albany, on our
streets Wednesday.
Miss Ida Montague, who has been
spending the summer IN California,
arrived home last Sunday.
Ex-Conductor Stroud spent Monday
afternoon and night in Lebanon, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Reed.
W. B. Donaca's residence has just
received q new coat of paint, which
adds much to its appearance.
Quite q number of persons have
passed through town this week on
their way home from the mountains.
Mr.. Hindman and wife have returned
from trip TO Yaquina bay, and report
having good time and plenty of fish.
Mr.. G.. w. Rlum has sold the hotel
at Sodaville to Mr.. S. p. Haney, and
viii make his future home at Albany.
Judge Whitney and Attorney II. n.
Hewitt were in town Wednesday in
connection with the Case assault and
battery affair.
Mr.. H. C. Klepper of Brownsville
has rented Mr.. A. Compton's place
in Lebanon and viii move his family
here next week.
A. r. Cyrus took charge of the St
Charles hotel last Saturday evening,
and will run it under the management
of II. E. Parrish.
Lost, on the road between Lebanon
and Sodaville, last Sunday, a halter.
The owner would like to have the
same left at this Office.
-Four hundred boxes of apples Were
shipped from Portland for Australia
last Monday. They were of the Bald
win and King varieties.
Marred. at the residence of Rev. G.
W. Giboney, in Lebanon, Sept. I9,
1883, Mr. Paul Annis to Miss Florence
Story, all of Linn county.
4 telegram was received here on
Wednesday from Rev. Walton Skip
worth stating that his child had died
and would be buried on Thursday.
One day this week Miss Jessie Raj
ston presented this Office with fine
large peach and also beautiful bou-
euet, for which she has our thanks.
J. F. Hyde, who has been living
north OF Sodaville, has rented place
in town from F. NJ. Miller, where J. a
Keebler formerly lived, and moved his
family here.
Rev. I. Carleton, q Congregational
minister, will preach in the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church of this place
on the fourth Sabbath of this month,
being the 23d day.
Some repairs are being made on the
Santiam bridge at this place, and travel
has been stopped across the bridge.
However, people on horseback can
cross at the old ford below.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gresham, who live near this place, re
ulned home from visit near Ash
land They brought with them bas-
ketful of Southern Oregon fruit, which
was fine.
VIM. Rutherford settled the claim ot
the Portland creditors and has re
opened the Arcade saloon. Jas. Nun
sey will be tar tender. The former
partnership of Retherford & Gentry il
dissolved.
The person who has my watch i.
known to me. If he will leave i
where can get it, nothing will be saiC
about it. If he does not do this, b,
will be arrested for the crime.
J.J. SWAN.
While Mr. Hindman and family
were over on the coast someone enterec
his barn and broke up his little step
sons tricycle.. What could induc
anyone to do such mean act is NOR
than WIS can understand.
Last week while Mr.. Tozier, tn
photographer,w was away at Brownsvill
a few days some low-down sneak wen
into his tent and destroyed nearly al
of his chemicals and carried off hi
Sunday hat. The hat has his nam
in it.
Mr.. Jas. Davidson and family, c
San Bernardino, Cal, are visiting i
town, and viii probably make thi
their future home. Mrs. Davidson
a daughter of Mr.. c. B. Montague
Mr.. Davidson is clerking in Mr.. Nor
tague's store.
Owen Ridgeway, who lived nes
Sweet Home, died last Sunday ever
ing of typhoid fever. He was abont
years of age, was born at this plac
and his father mother and sewers