The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-19
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1880.
To-day Is Good Friday.

Bornsto the wife Of Mr. Obe Wal
lace, April lG, a son.
MIR, j. v. Keebler. returned from
visit TO isoscburg yesterday.
Mr. j. M. RalstoH sold his lotsin Sa-
lem lust week, which he bought OF ur.
Liggctt.
Mr.. Howell, Of Gco, was in town
yesterday ana nade this Office pleas
mt call.
Quite a number 0f strangers were In
town 10 attend the wedding Wednes-
day evening.
Mr, w. Is. Dpnaca loft last Monday
for the mountains. He will 90 as fur
az Upper Soda.
Rev. q. w. Glbony received a call
yesterday from the First Presbyterian
church at Independence.
Mr.. &. u. Montague soldtoV. Kearn
this week, twenty acres Of land lying
between Sodayille and Waterloo.
Mr.. Grant Nickerson, civil engi-
neer, and his wife, who have just ar
rived from Pocatelia, Idahs, is in town
visiting friends,
Mesers. j. Burkhar and ]. Nixon
returned home Tuesday from their trip
III the mountains, wherethey had been
to take tie surveying party.
We roturn thanks to Mrs. Elllins for
plate of nice wedding cake. II any
thing will make hungry printer
glad, il is Il plate Of nice cake.
Miss Mary Keebler left last week for
sitayton, where She will stay short
time aud then 20 to Medical Lake, w.
r., where she intends spending the
summer.
Mr. Frank Roscoe wife and little
girl, paid our town II visit this week.
4lr. Roscoe Is All old resident OF this
pace, aud his many friends are always
glad TO see him.
Miss Ada Smith spent last Sabbath
and Monday morning visiting in town.
she was on her Way home from Alba
ny, whore she hns been visiting for the
past few months.
A petition has been circulated in
town requesting the town council 10
enact the Leyman Liquor Aill, regu-
lating the sale Of spurious, matt and
yinous liquors in Lebanon.
DR., Maston, Of Albany, was called
out TO consult with Dr. Courtney last
sunday, in the case Of Frank Parrish,
who was seriously hart, internally, by
jumping. lie is nov conyaltscent.
Mr.. Il. G. Cooley, ofIIalsey, was in
town Il few days this week and made
this oilce pleasant call He came up
to witness the nuptials Of his cousin,
Mr.. Chas. Houston aud Miss hose
Wilson.
Mr.. Wm. Roland passed through
town last "Wednesday on his way to
Albany. lie has just come from ucross
the maintains, and reports his fathers
family well pleased with their new
home.
"Wednesday evening few of the
neighbors and friends assembled at the
residence Of Mr., and Mrs. j !. A. Beard,
ii being the occasion of their eighth
Wedding anniversary. The evening
was spent in very pleasant manner.
Mr.. Frank Halls little eight-year-
old son was seriously hurt yesterday
while crossing picket fence, by fall
ing Off aud getting his arm caught,
and ii was torn up considerably. Dr.
Foley was callsd in and dressed the
wound. Z
Mr.. j. M. Ralston sold six acres Of
land, lying just east Of his addition to
the town, 10 Il. Osburn for 500 per
acre, 1t is reported that Mr.. Osburn
will erect Il residence on ii, and soon
start brick kiln, We hope this is
true, for such an enterprise would pay
well here.
From the remarks Of our exchanges
we should Judge the entire Willamette
valley is receiving large number Of
thoroughbred horses. There is rea-
son why Oregon should some day dis
tinguish herself us Il country for fine
stock of all kinds, and we predict she