The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-20

Peter Hume Who fir lie past verl
ans liean ta Iiaiwi0rdsN He in the ins
ters-y~ af the eirgishslsieis 1T hniiltN
ni!l NrNp,riS which isivtlp thurangh
lv pailSti and put III running ofdei
sar he fail .iAfvrst, rn Friday retIifa
] ed home to brownsville.
George Yarmouth and wife Oh Fri
lay siarted tor the mnuntuias T., iA
gone Tie etiire summer mouths; thes
will visit upper a,d lower Soda spring.
on the S,tniiam river, Fish and Cleni
lakes, and slsS he hot springs al the
head Of the Mckenzie river.
Tile residence of Lutiier White, in
outh Brownsville, during the past
week barely escaped destruction l.,
| iire, which caught In ihs moss upon
The faaf, presumably from flllinc
sparks, and had gained considerable,
/ headwav before ii was discovered and
distinguished.
The so-ealled McKanlass Minstrel
| Co, on "Wednesday evening nj tn,
+ North Brownsville CITY Hall, gave to
/ Il very small attendance m equally
small performance, as regards merit
and originality. The programme rs
carried ont cn this occasion ", uld mo-
+ |fevnrahly compare with beer hall
/ ffte porflrnn nee, the acts being old
{ - anu Nlf8t II itI sAtl-
niitauce--T, ccnts-an eNtorti0n of the
/ first water, for u very pocr show of the
''earn-storming order. The street
/ parade and mise was excellent ant
/ oaStituted the entire attraction.
Mcssrs. perecmil and phrclcv oi
/ Friday returned from the 1alapeei;
fna lslue river raining district, where
they have been on a prospecting tour
having met With god succt - In io.a :
ing a new claim, groupings from whlci
ssnw remarkable richness of the pre-
iaus metal. The trail leading 10 til,
/ Brownsville claims WIS In some plat s
leloelSCl by falling timhcr. or wash
/ he past winter, and one ofthe Lucky
Revn buildings has been crushed ny .
+ II ng rec. IN places the snow ve'
/ 5 on the ground, hut not In sntii-
cient quantities to Interfere with pros
peetin9 or mining.
On Saturday afternoon at the farm
If W. 4. Cochran. Lola, the year el6
daughter of r. Nj Howe, MT witt
isoRse serious injuries, nearly resultin,
II death. The little girl, in company
other children, wns riding on a pony
from which sh, fell, her feet s,ecumin;
lentangled IN the stirrup leather an,
she was dresged over the rock,
ground. receiving some dangerous ans
: painful wounds, principally on th
, head. At igst reports the little sutf1ro
was rrsting easy and hopes IRE entr.
tanned that no serious damage ha
cen done.
On Saturday evenng the Nari
Brownsville city ha'l was crowded I
itS utmost capacity by these assemble
10 witness the entertainment ily ta
lSfhoal, consisting II songs. re,iiaiion'
Dialogues, beautiful and well eN,
lcufed Japanese fam drill, n five cha
sirteF dialogue, "F,vtthcrs ard Shells
also an ig IL charct !: Il alnFus,, "Hoi
tr To Whom Honor IL Due,n duets 1
Misses Riley and Bruce: nlsn the Mis-
- GiblerS; solo, Mary Jahn-ogt: a0lt.
j t'a.sie Ross; recitation. Georgia Dunn
: The following characters were ais
tilasniingly represented; Priest,sSs
8 nature, Grace Riley; Flora, Ann
0or lock; Terrestrial, Ninnie Hal
2 Dcs ana, Grace McHargue; Chrya
Il line, Belle Cushman; Aeria, Ole
I t'oalcS; Aesoria, Georgia Dunn; &
lesta, Edna Dyson; Psyche. isau
! Howe; h i ana, Alma Leisn,
Great Credit is due, not only ta q
:. pupils for rapid Improvement and pr
iie;eacy in their studies, hut alsa
Professor and .i'rs. Garland, priucip
= ard assistant, alsO Clyde Knapn wi
has had charge OF the primary classe
i for the close attention given 10 the.
departments duIi & the past ten
!. We are happy % state that the service
If Professor and H.s Garland haN
i been secured for next years tuition.
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