The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-11-21
BRowNsvlLIn nnnnzns.

The roads are drying up.
Mr.. starr, OF Salem, Ii III town.
The wood-saw finds plenty TO do.
James Pearl OF Halsey was In town
Sunday.
II. b. Meyer is preparing for the log
cling season.
Il. Walker, residing In the foothills,
Is quite sick.
Lincoln siinons l. able TO be on the
streets ngnin.
Mrs. Kenry Mackey IL very low with
consumption.
DIR. Curl returned 10 Brownsville
Friday night
The N. q. will transfer freight at
McClca, Sunday.
Samuel Simons moved into the VIII
llg house Saturday.
Ben Reese Ii mauling the bass drum
In the Cornet Band.
Daniel Standish aud son start for
Nebraska Monday.
Mrs. Hull, wife of Elmer Hull has
arrived from Tennessee.
Mrs. David Hull has entirely recov-
cred from her late Illness.
| Miss Lottie Mckinley and her sister
are both sick with scarlet fever.
| The water-wheel for the electric
lights in the woolen mills arrived Sat
urday night.
j. Il. Moore, while monkeying with
the wood-saw last Saturday, got one Of
his fingers badly cut.
Mrs. A. w Stanard has had n chim-
ney built on her new house and other
wise Improved her property.
We nre Informed that the dlstemper
has broken GU. among band of horses
owned by J IL. Washburn.
George Drlnkard, late of Harrisburg,
who has lately taken unto himself Il
wife, has moved into Mr.. MeFern's
house In South Brownsville.
Bert Templeton, Robert Templeton,
Samuel Templeton, John Montgomery
and Lew Tieer start for the mines up
the Calapooia Monday morning.
Ped Ross says that IL the roads b, :
tween this place and Charlottesville do
not improve, a certain family I'm Craw-
fordsville will have tomove to Browns
vile.
A team belonging to Aaron Cohn, a
travelling man, took fright at tie
woolen mill Monday aud took a lively
spin for about two miles. Damage
very slight.
Minor Jackson has just received an
aEpurtenanee from the East for SINCE
ing the hair of his patrons. Singeing
Is becoming quite popular among the
patrons of the barber shop.
s. p. Barger and John Pugh got into
AN alteration on the street Saturday
which ended in blows. Both parties
appeared before Recorder coshow Mon
day and paid the usual fines.
Mr.. Sim Tlcer and bride were given
In Grand GaF4nafla Eufnr,lax- tAftkha /.
our Cornet band. The baud boys have
received shower of compliments for
their playing on that occasion.
Last Sunday we were shown poem
: written by Geo. Frey and published in
the Ecdngeffcat. The subject forl,ids
! our criticism, but the writer has GER
tainly shown the true genius of poet.
At the residence of w. r. Kirk, Nov.
; is, a grand dinner was given In honor
of Mr.. Kirk ON his 64th birthday. a
large party Of his neIghbors and frieUfs
assembled, who did ample Justice 10
the good things set before them.
After the band had serenadied Mr.
Ticer and lady Saturday night, they
also serenaded DIR. Reese and Mack
Sawyer. We should add that the DIR
and Mack are not married yet, but the
/ prospects are very bright for the futlr
It is better to be korn lucky thar
rich, has been verified in the case o
our old friend Cap. Hagen. We have
been informed that Cap. has invented
a new chimney flue that is marvel q
perfection. He has just erected tn,
, first one on the station house at Scio
and the lady agent at that point wa,
so delighted with the way Cap. got hi.
work i'm that she walked three mile.
! across lots To take supper with frienC
so that she would have a chance to ex
tol its merits. There's millions I'm it.
! Ed Sawyer, while milking a COW
! Sunday morning, had n little expert
, ence that he will not forget very soon
the COW kicked him and the bucket
half full of milk, about five feet
When he recovered his scattered sense.
, he found him elf dripping with mill
and filth. He was about to leave th,
barn in disgust. but when passing ,
cow that his brother was milking, SD,
: planted her dexter heels I'm his RIBS
! Ed has swore off on milking; he viii
split the kindling-wood in the future
! Ivy Templeton, one of the victims o
) the bridge accident, is not improving
a in fact from what we can learn she L
) in a critical conditions; and this, by th'
way, reminds us of the controversy
! which has been going on for some tim,
between the Brownsville Times ant
, the Albany papers In regard to bridges
1 When we call to mind the suffering
/ endured by this patient girl, the troubl,
which her friends have had and viii
have for months, and perhaps years
and the expense of medical attendance
IL is no wonder that the editor of tn,
Times has raised his Voice in condem-
! nation of such criminal carelessness
The Times has demanded justice 70
Y this part of the county, and If we car
not got it at Albany, let us divide tn
+ county. MEMO.
r mIs this the hest2,, Is a question ofte,