The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-03-15
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Fofl returned from Portland
james Wilson on Thursday returned
from Corvallis.
Born. March Z, 1850, to the wife uf
Minor Jackson, SON.
Mrs. NJ. q. Stana4ai il suffering from
an attack of III health.
Henry Mcfarland is suffering from
an acute attack of neuralgia.
See r. n. Thompson's big all i'm this
weeks issue of The EXPRESS.
Mrs. Frederick Anderson, Of Coburg,
II visiting her friends at this place.
u s. Smith, ex-sheriH of Linn
cognty, was in town on Monday last.
Donald Mcl2ae returned from the
upper Calipooia logging camp on Fri
day.
Miss Hattie Chesney, Of Albany,
paid Brownsvills friends visit on
Monday.
T. Belts, who for some days past has
been in Albany, on Friday returned To
Brownsville.
". J. Hollister has sufficiently re-
covered from his late sickness TO again
attend 10 business.
Mrs. Royal Grover. wh6 for the past
two weeks hass-een extremely i'll, Is
improving IL health.
III at 0akville, Or, March ., 1889.
W. m touey, aged 10 years, brother
asA< ;. s. a. Gentry Of this place.
Asev. A. lie Roy is making improve
ments and additions to his property
preparatory TO q removal to the same.
Il. M. Jack has purchased from c. Il.
StanaTd the grocery and confectionery
business located at the pest office store.
John Cooley has somewhat recovered
from his illness, but is vet confined to
his bed by q complication of distressing
complaints.
Rev. A. lie Roy has purchased the
property, consisting of dwelling and
four lots, formerly owned by o. p.
Coshow, Jr.
Married, Mar s, 1855, 10y Rev. Robe,
at me resElenee of tho brides parents
near Charlottesville, G. III. Elswick
and 1flss Eva Chance.
At meeting held at the North
Brownsville city hall, Monday, March
4, r. Y. Thompson was elected to serve
as school director for the following
1 three years and a. w. Stanard clerk
to serve during the next term OF one
year.
The "Oileantinpanbangr band were
out in full force on Monday night, and
for an hour or more created an inde-
| scribable din, but il was on account of
/ the same old story-"some one mar
riad.n
t' Royal AlIoy,n the best known sub
stitate for gold, does not tarnish or cor
rode, In appearance and wear equal to
lSk gold spectacres, finest lenses, per
feet and clear, 81 per pair at Pills
bury's.
Died, larch 7, 1889, Mrs. Florence
/ Snyder, aged % years, wife of the late
I :. :. Sayder. The funeral ceremonies
were conducted by Rev. Carpus Sper-
nv, on Friday, at the residence Of Jos.
Harrison.
r. n. Thompson who on Saturday
left for San Francisco via the o. & G.
| r. R., will visit friends in San Jose
and Petaluma. Mrs. Thompson will
accompany him on his return home al
the expiration Of tive weeks.
At the North Brownsville city hall
eEi the 18th of March at p. NJ, there
/ Niil be held a meeting Of the legal
voters of school district No. %, for the
purpose of considering the levying of q
tazrof $500, to be used for school pur.
srfsSoses and improvements.
A visit to the store Of q. G. Cooley s
&c. South Brownsville. viii cSnvince
! the most skeptical that they carry ons
i Of The largest and best-assorted stocks
Of general merchandise, also that theil
/ line of boots and shoes, which are from
/ the celebrated factory of Parker Bros,
--T-rT1f5. Mass, and also J. n. Smiths
4 kid shoes FOR ladies and misses, cannot
/ lie excelled for Fal2e finish, guaranteed
stock and reasonable prices.
The reception at the Baptist church
rendered TO Rev. A. lie Roy and wifi
on the evening of Saturday last, was {
Anost enjoyable affair. Rev. FlwoTthN
scp~4he part Of the committee, deliv
cred s'S.1af - Ks AID interesting remarks
4 10. p. Coahorass Jr., delivered an addres
OF welcome Sor the church, and A. w
Stanard FOR the Sunday school. Mrs
Croft also delivered an address of wei
come in behalf of the missionary SO
ciety, which was responded 10 by Mrs
lie Roy. The meeting was also ad
! dressed IN response by Rev. lie Roy il
!, his usual eloquent and interestin
manner. Some choice musical seleC
tions were rendered by the choir
ard the balance of the evening wa
r passed in the enjoyment of a socia
, pleasant time. L. s. 2.