The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-05-24
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~, w, jones, Oh iottagc droVc, was
IN town Tuesday.
J, L. Cowan, Of Albany, was in town
two days this week.
&. i, Culver and wife, Of Corvallis,
visited Lebanon Monday.
w. Il. Oatfeld, of Corvallis, was In
town two days this week.
Be sure and read the new ''adp Of
the meat market in this issue.
q. Anfranc, Of Salem, has been
spending the week with Ar. J. Arm.
John Atkinson, uf Walton ranch,
was IN town this week laying supplies.
Il. Phelps, Of Albany, was In town
this week with the intention Of buy
ing land.
Mr. J. NJ. Ralston returned home
last Monday evening from business
trip to Portland.
J. w. Carroll, of Bridge creek, Crook
county, formerly of this place, paid our
town visit this week.
Mr. Schoenhut has rented and NOV
ed into the house between the Ex-
change hotel and EXPRESS office.
/Nr. B. Burtenshaw has commenced
a dwelling on the land which he pur-
chased recently from Hr. Ralston.
Rev. J. II. Jones and wife passed
through town for sodarllle, where
they viii assist in the camaneeting.
Sir Isaac Newton earned fame by
seeing an apple fall. Some people
make money By keeping m apple
stand.
H. ny. Cox, Of Salem, was IN town
Thursday looking after the farm Of f.
III. Ogle VITO was recently murdered
Ii Salem.
III. &. lAackey, an amateur photog-
rapher Of Brownsville, was in town
Saturday and sunday taking views OF
our princidal houses.
Fred. Hoffman, proprietor ofthe Ex-
change restaurant Of Albany, was here
Wednesday. lie contemplates pur-
chasing the st. Charles Hotel.
4 G.. w. Wells, who has been teaching
in Bridge creek, Crook county, Ore
gon, passed through town Tuesday OH
his way to Rosendale, 10.
The four negroes who were in our
town last fail paid Us a visit this week.
They played ii the band hall Wednes-
day night TO very large house.
| j. S. Froman, Of Albany; L. c. Rice,
Of Brownsville, and w. r. Power, Of
Halsey, have been drawn as U. S. ju-
rymen to meet IN Portland, June 4th.
1 Mr.. Joseph Buhl has commenced
clearing ot' the ground which he re-
Gently purchased, and has the lumber
on the ground to fence it, and will soon
have il enclosed.
". i. Norey and J. J. Mckenzie
were Id town Nonday On tkeir way 10
their work Ia the Cascades Of survey
ing and plating the lands Of the w.
v. d G. ~. wagon road.
-irs. T. II. Ogle and A'rs. IT, w. Cox
were in the city on Monday. ms.
0gle, II viii bs remembered, was the
wife Of the young man latelymurdered
on the streets OF salem.
Mrs. S. a. Howell, of Scio, a ioneer
woman Of 1852, died at her home in
Scio on The 18th inst She was well
known at that place, and leaves a large
circle Of relatives and friends.
Geo. Scott and wife, of Dakota, and
Chris Nelson Of Wisconsin, are in our
vicinity making inquiries for land.
They are industrious fellows, and we
hope they may find locations here.
Mrs Sarah Bentley and Mrs. Johns,
Of Albany and Portland respectively,
were IN the city part Of two days this
week. Mrs. Bentley II mother, and
Mrs. Johns sister Of Mrs. A. u. Will
liams.
Mr.. Wiley and family and Rev. j.
4. Kirkpatrick and family and Miss
Maggie Houk took a lunch and went
out on a strawberry hunt to Canada,
but we did not hear what kind Of luck
they had.
1 Frank Miller, until lately superin-
tendent Of bridges Of the 0. p, was in
the city yesterday on his way to Wa
teerloo TO examine foundations, take
measurements, etc, with the object of
bidding for the proposed bridge at Wa
terloo.