The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-22
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ~. 1883.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

ted friends at this place Saturday.
There will be grand Thanksgiving
ball at Union Hall Thursday night.
Miss Maud Ballard spent few days
this week visiting friends at Albany.
We understand that new real estate
Office will be opened here In the near
future.
Ed. Huston did not move 10 this
place the first Of this month, but thinks
he will 10y the 10th Of next.
ElIal Parker has purchased and
moved INTO the dwelling formerly
owned by Mr.. Harkness.
On Tuesday special car brought out
several railroad officials, who came out
10 look mt tie road.
We added about twenty-five new
names TO our subscription list last
week. Still THE EXPRESS continues
70 scatter.
Last week Ed. Huston, the conduc-
tor, bought twelve lots In Lebanon.
He certainly has some hopes OF the
future prosperity Of our town.
Miss Mamie Gentry returned from
Brownsville last Friday at which place
she had been visiting friends.
Four inches of snow, II Ia rsparted,
recently fell in Prineville, and II isstill
falling in the monntains.
Mr.. Clint Gordon shipped a car load
Of sheep to Portland the first Of this
week, and will take another load down
soon.
We notice from our daily exchanges
that j. III. Slime has been appointed to
position in the government printing
Office at Washington.
y. c. Engberg has rented building
!, from DIR. Courtney and intends start
ling shop Of repairing and cleaning
jewelry.
b. Burtenshaw has had his house
painted, yard axed and other improve
ments, which makes his house very at
tractiye.
Nr. Peter Laforge has bought n lot
In the kirkpatrick addition, and has
hullt.a house on 1t, which he intends
occupying soon.
Miss Kitty Cooley and Ms. Curran
Cooley, Of Brownsville, were in Leha-
non last Saturday evening and made
US pleasant call. Come again, ladies.
There has been considerable stir in
Albany the past week over an nd. that
appeared in the 0regonian. The trou-
BILE seems to be among the real estate
agents.
S. w. Moore, the Sweet Home ;tage
driver, bought two lots last week near
the depot, and is building dwelling
on them which, when completed, he
will move into.
The Fire and Hammer, paper pub
lished at Eugene by w. T. Ellis, is on
our table this week. II Is daisy.
Wonder what the Brownsville Times
will have TO say now?
A petition is being circulated for the
pardon OF w. A. Hill, whs is now In
penitentiary for wrecking the overland
train. 1t il said great many people
are signing it.
Fourteen lots sold in the WAGON adj
dltion this week. The price OF these
desirable lots will soon be advanced.
Parties contemplating buying would
do well to close at once.
r. II. Humphrey new has his saw
mill running and Is turning out great
deal OF frst-class lumber. He has
started lumber yard in town. Notice
his ad. I'm another column.
NJ. +. Hearn sold his dwelling last
week near the depot to Mr.. Casey, tho
engineer, who Is now occupying 1t.
Mr.. Hearu has moved into the house
with II. S. Roberts and the Office near
the house.
Mr.. Mcdonald, editor Of the Browns
Vile times, was In town last Saturnay
evening and made THE EXPRESS a
pleasant call. 1t was his first visit to
cur little city, and he was very faYora-
bly, impressed with It.
Miss Hela Gilbert has accepted the
position us teacher Of the music class
ut the academy. We know that every
one who wants to take music lessons
will be glad to learn this, as Miss Gill
bert has always given perfect satisfac-