The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-31
PERSONAL ANDo1HERWIsE

County, and get tie
News, only $500 per year,
Walnut hulls have taken raise.
There must be fire in the mountains.
Notice Churchill's adv in this issue.
DIR. Barker is again visiting in the
city
Don't forget to read the adv. of the
Santiam Academy.
Buy you druggs and stationary of
of Miller and Save money.
The Albany Democrat, of last even
ing,quotes wheat at IS cents,
c. NJ. Talbot and his son Guy are
in the mountains recruiting.
L. Tozier, photographer from Eu-
gene is in town taking pictures.
Miss Fora Marks went to Albany
last "Wednesday 10 visit friends.
Mr.. Geo. Alexander, is visiting his
mother in Eugene City this week.
Frank o. Doris, of Albany, has
been spending the week in this city.
The circus is over and Linn county
is several thousand dollars worse oil.
J. 6. Eaton and family, returned
from the mountains yesterday even
ing
Rev. Walton Sllipworth is absent,
attending the NJ. +. Annual confer
ence.
Mrs. DIR. Hagan, of Los Angeles is
in town visiting her sister, Mrs L. NJ.
Miller.
Miss frankie Gilbert left for Albany
yesterday, where she will commence
teaching.
The war of tariff deduction has COM
mehced not only the in L. =, but by
Miller the druggist.
Mr.. W. L. Yates and fsmily started
for the mountains to-day, and expects
TO be gone n couple of weeks,
w. b. Doraca and wife returned
home from the mountains last week
much pleased with their visit.
Mr.. &. T. Mooney, OF Helena Mon
sana, is visiting IN town this week.
He is guest at the residence Of Mr..
Talbot
The scarcity Of the young men at the
average summer resort is said TO be
more painfully apparent this year than
ever before
Mr.. J. ]. Swan went to Portland
yesterday on business, but expects to
meet his family there who are on their
way from Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs, Hannigan from East
Portland are visiting relatives in town
this week. Mr. II. is an engineer Eon
the o. s. c. railroad.
4. c. Churchill and lady, returned
from the mountains last week and r..
ports having a good time. He says he
caught l3o trout in one day.
The ExrREss Is under many ohli-
gatiohs to Hon. j. II. Mitchell for
copy OF Internal Commerce of the
United States, also the Mills bill.
Miss Maggie White, OF Brownsville
is visiting in our town this week. We
are very sorry that she met with the
misfortune Of being poisoned with the
poison oak vine.
Mr.. Ruff Hiatt is in town this week,
he reports everything looking well in
the mountains now. Ruff has many
friends in town who are always ready
to welcome him back.
Our town was well represented at
tlle circus last Monday and 1t is said
that the boys liked it so well that they
bought an interest in it. but as yet
have not selected any one TO attend TO
their parts.
We note that Mrs. Rice the milIlner,
is building an addition to her store,
and proposes soon, to put in a nice
stock of fancy goods. Airs Rice is al
ways up with the times, and is desirv-
ing the patronage of the public.
Last Saturday Mr.. J NJ. Ralston
sold to Mr.. T. l.. Wallace the Peters
property recently purchased by Mr..
Ralston. Mr. Ralston has concluded
to remain in Lebanon, and viii run
sbraneh bank in that eity.-Delaoerat-
Rev. II. NJ. Parker, Of Newburg and
his father, an aged minister of the
CONGREGATIONAL church, are spending
the week at Sodaville. The old gentle
, man is quite feeble. They We're the
guests of Rev. j. r. Kirkpatrick one
day this week.
Chief Justice Fuller is the smallest
man on the bench, being but five feet
six inches tall and weighs 126 pounds.
Associate Justice Gray is the largest,
,neasureing six feet five inches in
height and tipping the bar at nearly
three hundred pounds.
The Statesman's ''Salaried LIAR
says there is a movement on foot to
ask the next legislature TO pass a law
requiring Oregon summer resort hotel
keepers to date their pies. 1.-THE bill
will be incomplete without a clause
providing for the extinction of ento-
snological bed fellows in hotels. l-FossH
Journal
That was singular experience of
Cshas ]. SBlith, of Portland. Last
MAY he was nominated for state repre-
sentative from Multnomah county,
last Jsane defeated, the next month
,Sy.e.zsy a 81 : 4fa0 l9riya in tha lottery q