The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-04-26
fhc lebanon Express.
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1889.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Mr.. Fred pecblcr returned to Leba-
non this week.
We are sorry to learn that G. Fl.
Liggctt ls serouslyil.
A clean towel for every customer at
kcClurc's barber shop.
Miss Ida Montague IL visiting rcla-
tivcs and friends at Albany.
Rev. Trine and wife, Of Springfield,
have been spending the week visiting
IN town.
"A. III. Parcel has rented Mr.. Tuttle's
ranch and Will move upon it the first
Of next week.
What IL the matter with Lebanon
having u fruit cannery, and who will
move In this matter.
Mis-. John Huddleson and Miss Ada
Gross, Of Waterloo, made this Office q
pleasant call last Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Powell, Of Spokane Falls,
w H., Is visiting her fathers family
near this place, Mr., Cheadle.
A communication from Hon. H. A.
Irvine on the railroad commission bill
was unayoldably crowded out.
BE sure and be on hand with your
best girl Tuesday night. Get her 4
piece ogcake and fine album also.
1t WINS Mlss Mary peebler, and not
ISeeber, as we mentionen in our last
isaue, who is visiting at Medical Lake
W.T..
Mr. Robb, of Portland, was in town
yesterday, seeing about selling school
desks and seats for the new school
house.
We received very / ercsting conn
munication from Sodaville, but it was
unavoidably crowded out. II will ap-
pear next week.
We aro informed that fine cake
with ring in il will be for sale at the
entertainment Tuesday evening, at
ten cents a slice.
Mrs. NJ. AleCutchan, OF Windsor,
Gail, ia visiting her father G. il. Lig
gett, who is very sick at the home Of
bis son, i. II. Iiggctt.
AIr. Geo Die,lerson, az the firm Of
Ashby & Dicserson Of Albany, was in
town last Friday and we understand,
sold small rauch near Sodavillt =
3lr. Joseph Harbin is repairing the
the fire engine, aud will have it COM
pleted tomorrow. The council were
rightin having it repaired, rs il was in
bad condition.
There Is to he service in tho G. p.
Church Friday and Saturday, and the
sacrament will be aduilnis,crodson the
sabbuth. Rev. Crawford, Of Corvallis,
is to he present to assist Che pastor,
/Messrs Ruff Hiattand Clint Gordon,
who recently to0ka thousand head Of
cattle 10 Montana, returned Wedncs-
day. 'rho boys report having had
nice trip, although very rough At
times.
we uro sorry to say that the condi-
ton Of Mrs. N. J. SippN who felfrom
the platform Of tho S. 7. 20. is not
much better. II Is with difficulty
ahs manages to even walk about the
house. Chances are she may never
fully recover. Dr. Foley is waiting on
Der.
Mcssrs, George aud Charles Cswrsa,
sons of Chas. C0wrse who recently
purchased jas. Gofielta farm near
Providence, arrived Wednesday from
I.cayanwoth, Kansas. They were de-
laycd by the Black Canyon disaster,
but came through safely.
Mrs. Meyer and two daughters, Of
Aahtand, Werc IN town this week Nis-
iting. She is n sister Of Mrs. u. q
Williams, and was just lately married
to Mr., Meyer, of Ashlaad, her former
name being Mrs. Winn. She is an old |
residcntof this county and formerly |
lived at Waterloo
The ministerial association Of the
NJ. I1. church Of the Eugene district
was in session at this place the first Of
this week, commencing Monday and |
continuing until "Wednesday evening.
The meeting was very interesting
one. Owing 10 the crowded condition
of our columns we are unable to pub
liah the proceedings.
Last Tuesday j a. Beard sold ahalf
interest in his drug store to ID. G. Holt |