The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-05-10


Andy Gross, Of CentcrviIlc, Or, Ii
paying Brownsville friends visit.
DIR. A. III. Diven of Salem City,
Penn, IL visiting ], NJ. Long, Of this
place.
Mr.. Barnes, Of Scio was In town
during The past week hooking for an
Investment In real estate.
on Monday last Stephen Riley, who
resides with w. r. Cochran on his
farm, received kick from his horse,
resulting In ii troken leg,
Those desiring information In regard
/ To a invcsimentin real estate should
consult the bulletin Of O. r. Coshow,
who las ON hand at his office numer-
Gus bargains In home sites aud farms.
"Oklahoman means beautiful land.
bui whan you find land that beats
"Webfoot' for products, climate, good
looking babies and pretty women, you
must BE- very previous In your morning
rising.
One Of the fine 1 specimens of juve-
nile horse flesh can be seen at the farm
Of Joseph Hume. lisa yearling colt
Weighing $40 pounds, Is OF beautiful
dark hay color, and was sired by Peas
les imported Percheron, Merlin"
On Wednesday the postal depart
ment Of this town was removed from
its former site to the new office sdjoin-
ing the store Of q. a. Dyson. The
building which was built for the pur-
poso n neat and amply fitted with
glass front and lock boxes, and is quite
credit TO our town.
X. NJ. Moxley and James McHargue
have formed a partnership in the bak-
ing, confectionery and fancy grocery
line, Mr.. Moxley having purchased
and removed TO the City Bakery. This
will form strong combination in the
candy business, which fact should be
remembered by the young folks and
all those desiring fresh bread, cakes,
etc.
The South Brownsville school, I. d.
Boyer, principal. closed with approprl-
ate exercises on Saturday last The at
tandance for the past term under the
management Of Prof. Boyer has been
over average, and the progress in stu
dies made by the pupils has been most
satisfactory alike TO parents aud teach
er. The closing exercises were of a
most entertaining character and gave
evidence Of close application TO studies.
The amount Of patronage bestowed
upon Mrs. Sanders aud Howe at their
millinery store by the ladies of
Brownsville, will convincs the most
skeptical that only the latest and most
nobby styles Of ladies' and misses
spring bonnets and hats are kept IN
stock. with a most complete line Of
ribbsns, feathers and trimmings.
Wild Strawberries are abundant.
Mn. Ely Roby and children are Wis
itlng relatives in Prinesyilie, eastern
Oregon.
On Friday evening NJ the North
Brownsville city hall the ladies Of the
Baptist church gave "corn supper"
was well patronized and proved per-
feet success both financially and also as
an epicurean feast. At 7:S0 the public
were invited 10 be seated and partake
Of the many palatRble dishes COM
pounded from corn, embracing corn
bread, corn hulled, corn starch, corn
Johnny cake, corn gems, corn starch
cake, corn meal mush and milk, sorn
beef, corn popped, corn balls, corn cof-
fee, corn starch custard, corn starch
pie. also white bread and coffee. For
the space Of two hours the tables were
filled by hungry crowd, keeping the
young ladies In attendance, who were
prettily addressed for the occasion, ac-
lively engaged attending TO the wants
OF the large number who enjoyed
most palatabIe meal for the reasonable
charge OFFS cents, thereby increasing
the church funds By many dollars
and helping worthy cause. At the
conclusion Of the supper musical en-
tertainment was given by the young
folks, some choice vocal selections be-s
ing rendered in a most creditable man
ner, which concluded the prograsame
for an evening, voted by oil attending
a most enjoyable success. 7. 3. Il.
The Pride OF Woman.
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