The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-06-21
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Monday. 10Th insi wurmcst day. 1hcrmomc-
crg>o In tho shade
Dr. II. n. curl mnd family returned nom Was.
CO, sherman county. Or. on Monday.
Morris Jaeger, supt. of The II n. W. ". TO-, on
Tuesday lefs for Albany TO purchase wool
Mrs. NJ Matters and Mn George McT1arguc
n during the lmsi wevk returned from iIcppiicr.
Thomas cuisforth and daughter. Mrs. MELON
all, ol Wisconsin, are visiting J, Iimrrison and
faulty.
The wool clip IN this section has for this year
bven lnrsr, uni liicss varying FROM ne 10 se I~r
pound.
Dr. a. ". Starr having satisfactorily completed
hi, proIyssioat b,islrss, "a lues,iAy returned 10
AInly.
". Il. Kirk, accompanied by his wife, Mis- Hat.
tlc Lang und Airy. lMfiey C,isinan on Tuesday
lrll ior tUrllalu.
Miss snrill co-liow, who has been attending the
pa,t term Of the McMinnylllc college, on Friday
ruufnch home.
u.
Inn IDr McAiinyiilo 10 attend the commencement
exercises otihc Baptist church.
The cherry and plum yield this year viii be
large but Hppcs m sollic localities Will be shore,
owing % ilie AyuI,rs OF tin Goblin moth.
The irsl edition Of the brownsville Times came
out on saturday. Ii Is nent ulld attractive sheet
aDoandlng IN news and general Information.
&. H. llobcrg In consideration Of $500 sold TO ,.
n. smith, late of Dakota Ter, the widow Blain'
larm. situated two miles south OF lirownsvlll..
The Eagle woolen Mills Co arcpurchasing large
quantities uf VOL, many Of the old hands arr ut
NOfk, ANA entire oronuions viii som be resumed.
Il. y. curan, late Of Oaklnnd, cal,, arrived in
town on saturday. and on Monday took ehnrgc Of
The dyeiig department of tic Eagle woolcn mills
Coshow {. Son during the past week. in consd.
Grafton 0f s;g0O, sold tnc Fields farm t0J. J. Rus
col, whu with his ianily will shortly remove TO
this place.
Died. Junc II. 1880, Minnie, wife Of l.. Has
brourk The funeral services wcrc conducted by
Rev. Eworthy at the NJ T.. Church on Sunday the
10Th inst.
(oshow 4 son on Monday sold TO Il. q. Cochran
IN consideration Of $40 the town property former
Is belonging 10 Ilr. /. ". starr, consisting ofdwcll
is, bnru and lots
scoii Ward aud John Isom on Wednesday start
eli tot the ISelknap Hot sprlngs, on the McRcn.
sie river They viii pnsa month IN the NOUN
inlns hunting and fishing,
Died, June $, 1889. at his residence five miles
north OF litownnillc,J j. W. Fletcher. Ths funeral
services were conducted on the following Monday
by Rev Carpm sperry, the iutermcnt taking rlace
III the lapnnt buBing grolu,l-
The Baptist Central Association met in Browns
willie on rhulsdny aud held a session lasting until
the following Monday large number Of dele
gates were IN attendance, and the proceedings Of
tile convention were OF tllo most interesting char
acter
N r. siandish, J. Moore and party returned
from the Blue riyer mines on Friday \ number
Of claims IN ths section have beon bonded to Ca-
ipooln capitalists aud VIII be- thoroughly bonded
this summer Tie prospects In many instances
are very hnttlfing and the locaicrs are sangnc OF
paying returns
''For the mines" or how much VIII you give TO !
clear the lulipooia trnil To the Blue River mines,
was the subject under discussion ut the north |
lIrownayllle city hall on the evening of saturday
last, which was satisfactorily settled, sufficient
work tools and provisions being subscribed to
complete the work already begun during the pre-,
vuus year
One the most enthusiastic and largely attend.
cd gathering. that h0suyer taken place In Browns
VILE, occurred al the North Brownsville city hall
on tho evening of Tuesday last for the purpose OF
iaking Into consideration The feasibility oiorning
a ioiut stock company 10 build an acquoduct, lay I
piping and apply the town with water Long
before thr doors Of the hall were thrown open
lnrge concourse of people had gathered upon the
sidewalk nnxlously awaiting the time 10 subscribe
tor sock, and further a most desirable and much
necte, town Improvement, ATT p. m the assem-
bled crowd. numbering hundreds and embracing
lnnny 0f o,lr most substantial and financially solid
citizens we're admitted 10 the building the meet
ing WAS called 10 order q chairman and secretary
appointed aud the Importance OF the proposed
measure thoroughly aud lncdly explained TO
those In attendance As stated by the president
IL was Of the greatest importance that, aside from
the need of an unlimited supDly of water for
sprlnkng and irrigltng parposes the safcly of
the town demanded adequate and and ample
means for the protection against fire, the recent
misfortune to which Seattle had been subjected,
was sufficient warning TO mOralizng and intel
tiVent community that we are without the lllght-
est protection against conilagratiOn and should a
fire. start IN OH midst Il would be almost miracle
liza building were lcft standing It's unnecessary
10 follow the many convincing and eloquent ap'
pcals made by the PRESIDENT which were MOLLY
responded TO- the required amount, $4,000, being
snbscribcdhIn few minutes, thereby causing
sense Of security and relief FROM danger heretofore
never experienced Ia our midst. This meeting
and subsequent proceedings, As above related,
could have taken place had there bccnany one 10