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

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to Brownsville.
Born, Friday, January 4, 1889, 10 the
wife 81 II. Z. Thompson, son.
Edward Starr, of Hnisey, visited
brownsville friends on Monday.
]. p. Calbralth, cashier Of the Bank
of BROWNSVILLE visited Albany on
Saturday.
o. r. Coshow, Sr., for the past wee k
has been unable to attend to business,
being sufferer from neuralgia.
i Charlie DIvan, late of Pennsylvania
ut present IN the employ OF thu O. r.
r. r., WINS IN town OH Sunday last.
], w. o. Stanard on Saturday return ]
from Portland, his son .Nacey" hav-
. Ing recovered from the late attack of
lickncss.
Moyer Bros. are now running OF
! time, and are turning ont some first-
: class lumber from logs secured during
. the last raise y of the Callpooia.
Mrs. Peter Hume, who for some time
: past has been suffering from erysipelas
$ of the face and eyes, Is Improving in
n niilder form.
! Rev. d. II. Somerville, pastor of thc
NJ f. Church at Halsey, accompanied
Il by his wife and daughter, Mrs. Fisher,
Of Roseburg, paid Rev. Elworthy and
= family visit on Monday.
: Miss Tharpe has completed her new
j building one,door west of the millin-
cry store OF Mrs r. II. Cure, the re-
: lception room heing handsomely finish.
cd and furnished, and is now prepared
: to supply her guests and patrons with
: the latest cuts and styles of drcssmak
- ing ware.
of Arrangements are pending to thi
: dissolution of the firm Of Thoml
y, son < Waters, and although n,
ie, definite change has as yet beel
70 made, hy the first OF Febru~y, 'ss
ev one of the present partners will hav
,at withdrawn from the presen. existin
M firm. Tor the next thirty days good
VIII be sold at eest.
The B. w. Nj. Co. will shortly "clos
down. for a short period, dariu
which time necessary repairs will
made, new and Improved machinei
added preparatory to a fresh star
The present stcppagc il due to the IA
that large amount of manufactur,
fabrics are on hand and must be eloss
SO out for settlement with old stock hol
era.
Miss Hattie Long, assistant teach
of the North Brownsville school, "
so unfortunate as 10 come in conta
with poison oak, from the effects
which she is confined to the house,
circumstance to he greatly regretted
'is the present time, as 1t neceesitates
stopp3ge Of her school departmel
g which, for the past three years, I
young lady has given perfect satisf,
tion TO both pupils and parents.
The commencement of the new We
- brings with it some changes in I
business circles. The 3. w NJ. [
- have made arrangements to occu
part of the store of F. F. Croft, a
will shortly remove from the factc
sales department all ready made clo
!, . ing, blankets, WOODEN goods, in ell
:
fractures which will be sold at pri
greatly reduced from former quo
! - tions, giving the public an emporium
to secure bargains in winter clothii
blankets, etc
On Christmas evening in the /.
o. f. hall st Coburg, donation pa
and basket sale was held, for the be
fit of the pastor of the NJ. Z. Chur
under the supervision of the followi
appointed committee. On arran
ments: Mrs. VIM. Vandyne, NJ
Lulu Murch, Miss Lola Riley and
p. Blackinson. On music: Mrs.
G. Goodale and L. F. Catle. Gene
managers, I. Vandyne, Amos v
kins, j. T. Blackinson, Mrs. Thon
Van Duyne. Treas, &. c. Good:
The attendance was large, the arran
ments well carried out, the bidding
baskets brisk, realizing over S43.
attending passed a pleasant even
and the entire affair was most eni
aLle success. T. =.