The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-09-12

FfonK harks was at Albany Monday
DR.. Dudley is complaining or III
health.
w. J. Guy and wife were ut Albany
Tuesday.
JEFF lsom registered at the st Charles
last week.
Mrs W. c. Peterson Is visiting hel
mother at Woodburn.
Mr.. Joseph Day with his bride passed
through town Monday.
n. b. Healey and family returned to
Crook county this week.
Leo Gerhard, of Eugene, is spending
few days at Sodaviile.
w. II. Wheeler, of Independence.
was IN Lebanon Wednesday.
Jake Bilyeu and J. M. Howe. OF
brownsville, were in town "Wednesday.
We notice Rev. Calder, of Browns
Vile, again ON our streets Wednesday
Hr. Hoopengarner has charge Of the
depot during the absence OF MIR. Ben
nett.
Mrs. Bates, of Stayton. IL visiting her
daughter, Mrs. FL. Il. Parrish, In Leb-
anon.
Miss Mollie Parrish has returned
home from q visit to her grandmother's
near Stayton.
E. +. Hanmack, the enterpiising
business man of Tailman, dropped In
to see us Tuesday.
Mrs. frankie King, nee La Forge, of
Los Angeles, CAL, lis on a visit TO her
folks hear this place.
A. J. Nichols. Of Sweet Home, made
US q call last Friday. He Is now at
work at Goltra station.
E. G. Carr visited the county seat
this week. Strange, but he got back
the same day he went
Grandma Healey left Thursday
morning for Ashland to pay visit to
her brother at that place.
Dan Wheeler, formerly bookkecper
at the paper mill, Is now employed at
Humphrey & Taylor's saw mill.
Rev. A. Leroy and his son-in-law,
Mr.. Russell, of Brownsville, were look
ing over our town last Saturday.
Mrs. J. A. Powell and Albert and
Minnie Powell left last Friday for
mountain trip to Lower Soda and
probably Clear Lake.
Ed. O'Neil is again in the city from
California. He has taken charge Of
the work at the paper mill In the
absence of his brother
Jim Smith, who formerly lived at
Brownsville, hut who of late years has
made bis home in PrineviIIe, was in
Lebanon recently on business.
Mrs Rev Hanleiter left Tuesday for
her native home in Georgia, where she
will spend the winter. The Rev. ac-
companied her as far as Portland.
Cbas. Bishop. whom many of our
citizens will remember, was I'm the city
this week. He represents the Thos.
Kay woolen mill OF Salem, Oregon.
Frank O'Seil, we are sorry to learn,
is lying In Portland with rvphoid fe.
yer. We hope his sickness Is only for
a season and that iie will soon again be
with US.
}. J. Swan visited the metropolis this
week. He says they have big town
there, bigger than Lebanon, but their
streets are not as clean as ours. Leba-
non still leads.
We understand that Richard Cheadle
has rented his farm to VI Marks. and
expects tn remove with fi,nily to Port
land, next Monday. We regret the
loss of Mr.. Cheadle, MS Inc is one of our
most industrious and enterprising fas-
mers.
Mrs. ]. r. kirkpatrick, H. Y Kirk
patrick, Miss Beilroie kirkpatrick and
Miss Maude Ralston visited Corvallis
last Monday. They were shown
through the State Agricultural College.
and express themselves as fayorabIy
impressed with that well-known insti
tuition of learning.
We noticed the genial face of Rev.
Walton Skipworth, former pastor +
the NJ. T.. church of this city, on our
streets, Monday and Tuesday of TN >
week. He looks as though his appoint
nent to the work at Mount Tabor, near
Portland. had done him good. 1t is q
good work, and we know he is worthy
# 1t.
Mrs. J. Davidson left Tuesday for
Portland, where she will study medi
cine the coming year in the State Med
ical School. 1t Is field of labor es
pecially suited TO the intuitive knowl-
edge of woman. We wish her success
in her new labor. JAS. accompanied
her as far as Albany. He came home
a sadder if not wiser man.
j. N Crandall ana son. OF Kansas
are visiting Judge Miller of this city
Mr. Crandall aud the Judge shouldere6
muskets together if tie same company
during the war; ate at the same mess
table, and had not met since. Mr.
Crandall likes Lebanon so well that he
expects TO locate.
We wish to say to our old customer,
and also new ones, that we are prepar-
ed to furnish we'll seasoned lumber,
made from soft mountain fir, at thc
following prices:
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Fencing, boxing and timbers..-.....-........ 7.0e
Atour mill in Wirtsburg, Linn Co,
Oregon JENNINGS & Co.
Posts. Boards and Shingles for Sale.
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