The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-05-03
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1850.


pcndencc call this week.
Rev. II. w. Parker spent part Of
two days visiting In town this week.
Mr.. .Chas. Miller left last Monday for
Portland TO attend the centennial cele-
bration.
Mr.. Ben Dodge was on the streets
again this week. We are glad to see
him out again.
We are very sorry that the items
from Crow Foot was unavoidaly crow
ded out this week.
Miss Nina Miller was In town last
Sabbath visiting. She was guest of
G. II. Ralston's family.
Misses Effie Miller and Maud Rails
ton and Mr.. Chas. ID. Montague made
Albany visit Tuesday.
We received communication from
+. w. Parker in answer to O'Connor,
but II was crowded out this week.
Mr.. L. L. Montague and wife were
in town on Tuesday, They came up
10 be present at their sisters marriage.
On last week Mr.. M. A. Miller sold
to the directors Of the public school
some fine black-boards for the school
house.
The thanks Of this Office are rendered
TO Mrs J. NJ. Marks for roll of nice
delicious butter, the best we have seen
this year.
Mr.. Al. Nickerson went to Portland
last Monday to help celebrate the Gen.
tcnnial anniversary of George WASH
ingtons Inauguration.
Mr.. J. NJ. Ralston and lady left for
Portland last Saturday where they in
tend visiting awhile and also be present
ut hecentennial anniversary.
The bank was the only house IN
Lebanon patriotic enough TO close bus
iness on Tuesday morning during the
centennial celebration. Three cheers
for Ralston!
There was = young boarder called at
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Hacklcman's on
last Friday We congratulate the lit
tie fellow in finding such nice home
In Lebanon.
Lost--somewhere between Tangent
and Lebanon, on last Tuesday, a red
shawl. The finder will please leave
the same at C. B. Montague's store or
at this Office.
Mrs. A. r. Riggs, Of Portland, state
president of the w. CT. T., will lee
ture TO the w. G. I. U. of this place
next Wednesday evening at the First
Presbyterian church.
We hear of several outfits being
fitted up for an early trip to the noun
tains, but the poor printer will have to
stay at home and watch the devil
(printcrs), to keep the wolf from the
door.
Rev. b. +. Moody, ofScio, is visiting
the family of Rev. J. r. kirkpatrick
this week. He bottled four dozsn bot
ties Of soda water from the famous So
da springs at Sodaville and shipped
them to Scio.
/NOn last Tuesday Mr. JOS. Buhl sold
his butcher shop to Mr.. Ed. Killen-
berger, who will still run the market.
Ed. was In the same business here he
fore, so he knows what the people need
and we gladly welcome him back.
Miss Lulu Hillery, ofW. T., who has
been visiting the family Of Mr. Was.
som for some time, took her leave for
home last MONDAY. Miss Lulu has
made many friends while in our midst
who deeply regret to see her leave.
Last Sunday evening BERTHE Davis,
Of this place, aged about ten years, met
with painful accident while tryingto
climb on the roof Of the house by fall
ing and catching his leg on nail. Dr.
Frank Matchett dressed the wound.
In the centennial celebration here on
Tuesday, Mr.. Swan said that George
Washington set such an example, that
the American people are forestalled
against any third term man." In this
as well as many other matters, the
father of his country set just such an
example as reason and sound policy
dictated.