The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-25
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Good cheat hay Is bting delivered at
81 per ton
Mrs. Captain Won Hagen Is suffering
from the inuinps.
Wild blnckherrles are plenty, aud
sell at u for three gallons.
Miss. lone Arthnrs, on Saturday
paid brownsville friends Il visit.
Wn.. SkIff aud family, on Wednes-
day, returned home to Portland.
w. r Kirk and Gins. Miller, OH
Saturday paid Albany a buslness Gull.
Mss Maud Bonney, Of Monmouth II
visiting Miss Maud Howe, Of this
place.
Miss Alice Lockwood has for the past
week been suffering from an attack OF
Ill health.
Bernie Howe OH Saturday left for
1nauina 10 pass the next two weeks ut
the sea coast.
Mrs. James Wilson and little son
Harry, on Thursday returned home
from Corvallis.
Mrs. j NJ. Moyer, accompanied hy
Miss Iioldie Meyer, on Tuesday left 20
visit Portland friends.
n. ". Thompson aud wife on Friday
left for Sodavllle, returning home on
Robert Sanders aud family and
JAS MeHargue and family nre camp
lug Oh the beach at Newport.
Judge ID. Il. N blackburn, who was
IN town inspecting the new bridge, on
Monday returned homie 10 Albany.
Miss Maud Howe, who for the past
three weeks has been absent visiting
\ friends, ON Thursday returned home,
Our hop raisers are feeling easy; the
crop promises well, and prices are nd
vancing; II cents per pound has been
refused
/ Noah Shanks and family on We'd
nesday lott for Post Falls, Idaho, situ-
ated twenty-three miles east of Spo-
kane Falls.
Captain James Blakely, accompanied
by his granddaughter, Miss Kittie
Cooley, on Tuesday morning started
for Seattle.
Mrs. Rand, daughter OF Rev. A. Lee
Roy, ON Tuesday bade home friends
adieu, returning TO her husband ut
Hood River.
G. IL. Cable and wife. accompanied
by Mr. Mckinley and wife, are spend
ing a week at the Lower Soda springs.
ON the Santinm.
John Franzen, formerly of Browns
vile, and for years In the employ n
the Ofegonian Railway, is Mt present
located at Astoria.
Messrs. Barger, Phegiy, Stevens and
Knapp on Saturday left for the Gaia
| pooia trail. This swells the number
of trallists to fifteen.
| Supervisor Evans has about COM
pleted new house. IL II quite an
addition 10 his property aud presents
a very neat appearance.
Did you ever see mosquitoes bill?
IL not, try one Of those 5000 power
microscopes of Pillshury, aud investI-
gate the wonders Of nature.
Scott Ward and party, on Friday
passed through town bound for the
upper Calapo0ia on q hunting, fishing,
and blackberry foraging tour.
Jake Riiyeu, with number of
frieHds. during the past week, took a
days outing, visiting the logging camp,
and catching n fine lot of trout.
At the C. p. church, South browns
vile, the Rev. r. w. Parker held
morning ana evening services TO a
large attendance, on Sabbath last.
Rev. Carpus ssperry, DIR. Tucker and
: femily, Of the Dalles, on Tuesday re-
turned from their fuountain trip,
having visited the Soda springs. and
luxuria;ei on trout aud wild fruit.
Ballard Tycer, Frank Jack and
James Smith on Tuesday morning left
for the lower Soda springs. They will
return home on the first Of next week.
Mrs. Findley McI2ae and children on
, Tuesday departed via the Oregonian
Railway to Portland, from which place
they will proceed to Port Townsend,
Wash.
Mrs Laura Bales, OF Junction City,
who is visiting her father j. X. Me
Cormaek of this place. Is suffering
late attack of measles.
Rev. +. w. Parker, OF Woodburn.
has been engaged to preach at the G..
II. church-South Brownsville; SER
vices will be held morning and even
ing, on the first and third Sundays of
, each month.
Work on the Caiapeoia trail leading
+ to the mines, is being phshed rapidly
, ahead, the force of men who left
Brownsville during the previous week.
are steadily employed removing fallen
: timber aud obstructing boulders.
At regular meeting OF Calapooia
: lodge, No. 40, /. o. o. F., on the even
ing of July 10, 1890, the following of
: year: NJ. Farley, Noble Grand; /. ID.
! Boyer, Vice Grand; A. J. Brown, Sec
! w. II. Kirk, Treasurer.
For the benefit Of the travelling
, public; we will state, that the bridge
spanning the Calapooia at this place,
Is entirely completed and ready for use
r IL is strong and serviceahle piece of
J work. much superior to the old covered
: driveway of former years.
Harry Kay, of Salem, is paying
Brownsville friends short visit during
the temporary stoppage of the Salem
/, woolen mills, the employees of which
are enjoying holiday while the
2 dynamo and electric lights are being
introduced through the factory.
"Docn Montgomery, on Friday re-
ceived a compound fracture of the
leg,n from kicking horse, which he
was driving, hitched to hay rake.
The broken limb was set by DR.. /. w.
Starr, and the patient removed to the
residence of George McHargue.
! Mrs. VIM. Templeton and Miss Ivy
. Templeton, the victims of the recent
bridge disaster, are under the care of
Drs. Starr and Reese, making steady
! progress towards recovery, with every
, indication, at present, of a happy ter
mination of their terrible injuries.