The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-01-25
nrowSsyILLE.

VIM. Cochran, Sr., returned from
California on Tuesday last.
Julius Ziner on Monday left for San
Francisco via the c. 7. Ry-
J. b. Moreloek left for Salem Mon
day to attend the legislature.
James Carroll, of Corvallis, for the |
past week has been visiting Browns
vile friends.
Thursday, a. IN, first snow of the !
season; very light fall accompanied
by hail and rain.
o. p. Ccshow, Sr., is somewhat inn
proved in health, but rs yet unable to
attend to business.
Rev Carpus Sperry on Sunday last
filled his regular appointment at the
Folks of the Santiam-
John Tranzen, who during the pest
week returned from California, is Al
Coburg, suffering from u spell Of sick
ness.
Frederick Anderson, on Friday, len
for Coburg, where he will establish
blacksmith shop and permanently
reside.
Mrs. Hugh Fields has experienced
but slight Improvement during the
past week, being yet sufferer from q
severe cold.
| Miss Hattie Long has recovered from
the effects Of poison oak, and resumed
her position as teacher in the North
Brownsville school.
Capt. A. W. Waters, of Burns, who
is in attendaLee at the State Repnbli-
can Convention AT Salem, passed a day
with Brownsville friends.
! r. NJ. Moxley on Tuesday morning
slipped on the frosty sidewalk at the
o. R'y depot, falling and striking Oh
the forehead, which received severe
cut.
Edward Sawyer received n severi
sprain of the ankle, caused by the fall
ing of the horse upon which he wa.
riding, while engaged in driving :
band of cattle.
: The old and well known firm o
/ Cooley and Washburn, of SoutI
Brownsville, will in the future b
! known under the firm name of Cooley
! Washburn & Co., the ''Co." being rep
8 resented by w. c. Cooley and d. II
: vine, who have purchased an interes
| in the business.
+, Those desircus of taking advantag
! of the present low prices of blankets
: clothes and WOODEN goods, shonld bea
l in mind the fact that the entire stocl
: of the b. W. VI. Co. have been remoy
: ed to the store of f. L. Croft, and ar
r being sold at prices that can neve
9 again be duplicated, or purchased 4
$ the present extremely low figures.
: Our "winter of summer" for the pas
: few days has given place to regula
] ''Simon pure web foot weather
"Gusty gusts" from the south, accom-
panied by heavy showers which ar
heartily welcomed by the loggers an
Iumbermen, VINO are awaiting rails
of the Calipooia river to drive the larg
number of logs lining the stream fd
miles above town.
Tho Wednesday morning train o
J. the o. R'y, when about oae mile fror
o Scio, met with delay by the derai
mcnt af one Of the passenger coaches
caused by the spreading of the tracl
o Owing to the slow speed of the trai
at the time no damage was done othe
. than shaking up of the passenger,
r. .
and went on their way rejoicing tha
no injuries were received.
/ There has been for the past wee
d considerable activity and interest di.
i played in religions circles. At til
r Baptist Church Rev. LIE Roy has bee
/ holding protracted meeting with
full attendance; at the Presbyteria
Church, South Brownsville, ReN
> Robe, assisted by Rev Elworthy, hay
been conducting meetings with tn
:, most satisfactory results. Many col
verts arc being made and the publ
: generally who have been in attend
e ance seem deeply interested in the +,
r. ligious work. On Sunday last til
DfSpltSh Nilbi " NAOnNtNN W us u
j most capacity by those eager to partit
r, ipate in the Sunday exercises. Tll
y meeting, which was of a most into
. esting and effccting character, bein
: addressed by Rev. lie Roy. At I'll
First Presbyterian Church, Sout
8 Brownsville, Rev. J. r. kirkpatrick
" assisted by the pastor Of the churcl
= Rev Robe, and also Rev. Elworth,
N pastor of the NJ. f. Church, held Sal
J. bath services to large attendance.
r James McHarguc has purchased II
+ business known as the Brownsvil
r Bakery, and viii furnish the publ
with fresh bread, cakes and confectiol
cry al the old stand, one door south
the postofflce, John Stenger, the forll
4 er proprietor, departing for Tacom
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