The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-25
EYES AND EARsI

Rrick Meyer was In Lebanon this
week.
Willis Calder returned to Lebanon
Monday.
The school house frame was erected
this week.
Mr.. Boyle is painting his cottage in
good style.
Guaranteed machine oils at Cruson
q Menxies'.
Mra. Chas. Ralston has been IN for
several days.
Screen doors and windows at Cru
son a MenxIes'.
John c. Reed Ia having the front Of
his store repainted.
OsNeli Bros. are building barn
near the paper mill.
Jake Bllyeu drove over from
,>Rrownsville Tuesday.
Rock is being hauled for the base
naent Of the paper mill.
Geo. L. Wilcox and wife left by
train for Albany Thursday.
Mr.. Hearn returned Monday and
again took charge Of the depot.
Wheeler a Troutnan are scattering
beef broadcast over the country.
Rev. H b. Elworthy, of Browns
willie, visited Lebanon last week.
This week we Uknoek out'' the EN-
aminer, our readers being judges.
Roy Lakin, of Eugene, is working
on Lebanon's new school building.
Louis Marselles is learning to dis
pense drugs in the City drug store.
G. w. Wheeler has all kinds of
lumber at his saw mill in Lebanon.
Ed. Keilenberger shipped Eve
dressed hogs and several veals Thurs
day.
A truck load of footwear was
dumped ut Z. g. Hackleman's Thurs
day.
Hop buyers are anxious to contract
this years crep at 10 cents, so we are
told.
Rev. p. A. Moses of Tangent has
been visiting his sons in town this
week.
Mr.. L. Maxwell, nom tho Albany
prairie, called on the EMPRESS this
week.
Vroom Bros. Of Cedcr Flat are ship
ping some first-class shingles from this
point.
y. A. Niekerson Is kept busy at his
planer, dressing lumber for the school
house.
Miss Hattie Williams of Dallas, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Guy, at this
place.
Mr.. Retherford is marketing beef,
pork, and mutton chops for Keilen-
berger.
S. p. Bach Is visitingin Salem. The
capital city has some attractions for
Stephen.
Mrs. ]. r. kirkpatrick and daughter
MagEse returned home from Seattle
Tuesday.
sheriff Scott was shaking hands
with his many friends in Lebanon
Monday.
John Hope is carrying hir arm in q
sling. He thinks it is an attack oi
erssipelas.
Jack Ralston is clerking in Beard &
Hollis drug store during the absence
of Mr.. Beard.
Prof L. Say of Brownsville, visited
the coast at Yaqaina and also Alsea
valley this week.
T. c. Peebler and family and Mrs.
VIM. Reed are enjoying the mountain
air at Fish Lake.
Carpenters Banta, Williams. and
Crouch began work on John Boards
residence Monday.
Remember you can get hot or cold
hath any day in the week at /. r. Bo
runs barber shop.
Ex-Connty Clerk A. &. Palmer and
wife, of Crook Co, were visiting ]. F.
Markham this weel-.
The NJ. E. Church, South, will decide
where to build their church and par
eonage in few days.
The work of renovation still goes on
at the st. Charles, and has now
reached the bar-room.
Lumber! Lumberl Where does il al
go2 IL is put into new buildings right
here in our own town.
Rev. F.W. Parker of Woodburn has
been engaged to preach for the G. p
church at Brownsville.
Frank Spaulding, the "boy preacher
from Prineville, stopped at the st
Charles Tuesday night.
Miss Nettie Amos took her leave
Harrisburg three weeks
NJ. A. Miller has a large stock o
machiue oils of all kinds and will meet
any and all competition.
Mrs. Parker, Of Centerville, Oregon
has been visiting with Mr.. Jos. Nixon
and other friends lately.
Messrs. Dobkins & Osborne are
kept busy at the machine shop repair
ing disabled machinery.
Mr.. Powell, who lives near Lebanon
tells us that he will commence thresh
ing his grain next week
E. Goan, at the new planer, is dress
ing lumber for Mr. Ralston's dwellins
and other houses in town.
We notice few dry spots on Mair
street after the sprinkler has passed
How do you account forit?
When the grain i'm the Willamette
valley is all garnered it will be founC
that we have an average crop.
The many loads of hay which pas.
through our town daily, do not indi
cate a shortage in the hay crop.
Mr.. Bone, Halsey's hveryman, wa.
in Lebanon Tuesday. He was haul
Ing commercial travellers as usual.
The second street north of Main viii
be opened nelth to the canal as sooT
rs Mr.. Eaton can remove his growing
crop.
The steam saw is cutting the wooC
along the Lebanon branch road
amounting to about one Thousand
cords.
Mr.. Charles RaIston began the worl
~ 100 R,fe old hi