The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-04

Fourth of July. isae
And we Ill celebrate
- DO our "unclcs, aunts. and
nseees.
sunslsy. ,Iu'se Goth, was the warmest
day of this season.
Miss Isla Garrett. on Tuesday re
turned home from Seia.
G G. Stanar9 aad wife. on Mon-
day returned home to Albany
j MI. Matters anu wife, returned
home fran Albany, on Tuesday.
Solid gold bangle rings for onc dol
lar esrli, ut Pillsbary's Bed Front.
Mrs. Retla Foster is slowly recover
ing from her late attack of sickness.
Henry Blakely and w. W. Waters.
on Wednesday last returned from Al
hany,
The little daughter of r yenncr
IS rapidly coavalescing from her late
sickness.
The father and brother of ]. Bilyeu
an Wednesday paid Brownsville
relatives visit
L w. Starr is thoroughly renavating
the City drug store, preparatory To a
fresh coat of paint.
T.. u. Johnsou, acted rs city marshal
during the absence Of j. Sengey while
in attendance OF court If Albany.
Peter Hume and wife on Friday,
left for the Enwer SOFA springs r.
manning until the following Monday.
Fnoeh Ridgway vas thrown from a
buckin@ horse, on Wednesday. but
fortunately escaped without serious
Injuries.
Trout on the upper Calanooia, are
beginning to bite lively, the waters
having subsidized and taken on a
warmer temperature.
p. w. Starr and family, ON Monday
returned from Halsey, where for the
past week they have been visiting Rev.
I Philip Starr and family.
/ Henry Window. on Thursday last
returned 10 Prinevi'le, but Mrs.
K Window and family will pass the SUM
nier months with Brownsville rela-
tives.
J mes Galloway of Corvallis, on FRI
/ eastern Oregon, from which place lie
win shortly return with band OF
/ harses.
/ The funeral services of the infant
child cf Porter Elnlore and wife, Were
( by the Rev a. leroy, conducted II
I family residence, on Sunday, June 29tii
ut Il 4. II.
George Keeney, who during the
recent term of court, stood trial at Al
iaay, charged with Assault with !
deadly weapon was acquitted. hay
/ ing proven an aiabi.
Rev. G. Sperry, of the Oak Creek
church, on Sunday June %. 1879,
preached toa very large attendance,
the funeral services Of 5frs Eva Mills,
/ and also JAS. \. Story.
sabbath services IT the c. p. church
South Brownsville, We're well attend
4 ed. very able and Interesting Serin =
being delivered both morning and
4 evening by the. Rev. Bowersox.
Hay harvest has commenced in this
section, and although fears were ex-
+ pressed that the crop would he short
+ sae late rains haze insured an at,uu.i-
iant Yield IN jsiinnediate vicinity.
When yoa start on n fishing trip, 8
{ iaunt TO the mountains. "1lont foIgei
/ ane thing. that Waters BCy}s keep 81
hand canned bologna. shrimp, aad
f ether reliahes, sEittble 10 these ont
inEs.
The fa6ies, farty IN nanlher, @is on
the evening OF saturday last, were TX
q eising their horses preparatory to sht
! Fourth OF July parade, IN connection
with tlle Cofnet Band presented = very
4 attractive AZ pcaranc9.
Work on the new bridge which W.T.
Soon span the Calapo0i:t river Is stead
iIy progressing, piiiBg has been driven
{ iron piers have been sllnk, and iil,
false work for the bridge proreT
reaches from the north to the south
side.
AT the North Brownsville City hal
on the evening of Wednesday last
the miners meeting was well attended
and from all reports rendered On tais
occasion. stock Is seelling rapidly, vert
i is being pushed ahead, aad some ricl
developments may be expected tiis
season.
On Saturday last gloom waz
4 thrown over our entire community ny
a heart-rendirg accident resulting III
the aInlest instantaneous death OF Gil
i bert ". Sfanard, occurring at ahont
A. NJ at tlle farm residence Of his
father, 4. w. sstanard, situated aboa
Ia miles north Of Brownsville. At tht
time Of the accident the deceased wa;
engaged il hauling straw, a load o.
which be had driven to the gate enter
ing the orchard, where the the younl
man aligned, drove the team through
the gate and it Is supposed, ttaeTt
being no witness to the unfoftu
nate :Efsiir, in attempting To
again remount the wagon. slipped
and fell in front and beneath tia
wagon, a wheel Of which passed nvei
his head crushing the skull and infiict
ing mortal wound. The noise Of til'
runaway team attracted the attention
. of Mr. 5ianaTd, who iInin ediatei,
hasteied to the spot TO fad his sol
Ixinas I7zloa thf. ground IN an inSensi
bic condition: n messenger was imme
, diateiv dispatched to town the servicci
Of DIR. I. w. Starr were secured, abs
all possible attention was RENDERED
! the sufferer, but the injury was oft
, fatal i nature, and III 4 short time til
Eonng man brvathed his last Ih
funeral services were conducted b,
Rev. a. Leroy, at the family resi-
dence ca Sunday, June 29r 1880, en-
were attended by an immense coz
course OF synDathizing neighhors ant
5 friends from Brownsville and the SUI
! rounding country; at the conclusion
Fof The most touching and eloquent SCI
vices by Rev. Leroy, the remain
I were borne to their last earthly restin
: place. the Baptist buFyinv ground, Tn
: / funeral cortege numbered fifty-siX cal
! j riaees. there being also many on horse
back and a foot. Gilbert w. Stanar
, was n most exemplary and pronlisin
L young man, l / years Of age, his suc
I den demise is keenly felt by his bS
! reaved parents, brothers and sisters
! who have in their afiietion the SYN
: pathy Of this, our entire community
, SAIMAGUNDI.
A Cure gor sick Headache.
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