The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-01-18

~ the last OF january or i VIII
place them in the hands Of an attorney
for collection. t. c. PEEBLER.
The sociable given BY the ladies oi
tho Presbyterian church at Mrs.
Hoack's last Thursday evening was d
success IN every particular The re
ceipts were sll.
Readers of this paper can save mon
ey by calling on Deyoe & Robson, of
Albany, us they have the most corn-
pfete stock of all kinds Of hardware
and agricultural implements on this
coaat.
Mr.. A Ervis4, an cid resident of
this place, has been in town several
days this week. He is now living at
Murray, Idaho, where he is engaged
In the shoe business and is interested
IN mines.
Chas. T. Ingram, an old and highly
respected ..itizen of Albany, died at
his home in that city Monday morn
Ing, after lingering Illness of some
Time, rapidly following his wife. who
died about three weeks ago.
Last Friday evening Mrs. Hinslrlar
rendered the young folks party, the
occasion being her birthday. All rres-
elat report having had most enioya-
bic time. The evening was passed in
conversation, games and music.
sr.J, Etrang. Minnesota farm
er, Is here looking for location, desir-
ing s miIder climate than that Of Min
rlesota. He hes come TO the right
place, and we hope be viii find farm,
70 suit him. He made this Office a
pleasant call.
John Williams, proprietor of the Re
we're House saloon at AIbany, while
walking along a street Of that city last
Sunday, Suddenly placed his right
hand to his heart and dropped to the
sidewalk corpse. Heart disease was
the cause of death.
Winter is donning her royal robes
today. She has been PLAYING coquet-
ry With Oregon, but now she shakes
her hoary locks aid comes in the mai
esty of state. Rain and snow are hold
ing high carnival. and as they de-
Bcend are converted into ice.
Tie Lcdies Aid Society Of the VI. e.
Church gave a sociable at the resi-
denee ef Mr. r. s. Roberts last Tues
day evening It was well attended
ard all enjoyed a pleasant evening.
The receipts were $40. The ladies have
our thanks for plate of nice cake
Married, at the home Of the brides
parents. IN Scio. on the 18th day Of
january, 1880, Mr.. o. B. Cyrus and
Miss Emma Morris, Rev. J. ". Osburn
officiating. The groom is the son of
Hon. VIM. Cyrus and the bride is the
daughter of J. 5 Morris, Scio's success
fuI druggist and Nasty THE EXPRESS
congratulates.
The West Shore for January is an
unusually interesting number. It con-
tains as q supplement a large picture
of the Hotel Portland, the magnificent
hotel now almost completed in that
city. Among the many illustrations
are pictures of The new suspension
bridge at Oregon City, the new Pres.
byterian church and the new Jewish
synagogue at Portland.
Our old friend and felIow-tow nsman,
Mr.. Ben Donaca, after an absence oi
eight months at Centerville, Umatilla
county, has returned to his old home
and has resumed his old place IN tht
poular store of w. B. Donaca. Ber
has host of warm friends, who vel
come his return. He brings back 6
precious little jewel to brighten hi.
home-a bright-eyed little daughter.
Messrs. ID. Andrews, A. r. Cyrul
and J.. A Iamberson have been in at
tendance at u. s. Court at Portland a
witnesses in the Janeway mail robbery
case This case has already cost tn
government about $1,000, but they GO i
on the principle, "MiIlions for prose
cu1Eon, but not one cent for thieves.
It Is a poor fool that fools with thi
government.
Married, at the Russ House, Albany
January IA, at 9 O'Clock p. m, by tn
RsV. J. r. kirkpatrick, DIR. VIM.
1Segus and Mrs. Maria e. Niles, bot
arties late Of New York State. Dl
was an old bachelor and was lon
making a choice, but has surel.
uck in leisure He is an oil
ed Union soldier, a gallant ps
scholarly gentleman and a
Att physician and surgeon H
Ae is an accomplished lady and we
- korthy of the gallant doctor. Sunshin
for their path.