The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-09-05
nRowNsY1LLE RREEzns.

y 0ouuFlCu Hits puttt u bAEii OAt ms
premises.
jo Templeton went to Albany the
first of the week.
Abe Bennett has been promised
work on the Q Ry.
} M Mover returned from Albany on
Wednesdays train.
Ped Ross fills the position made
vacant by r blanchard.
Al Geltrv came home Friday and
remained until Monday.
Mrs c p Bishop returned to horI
sone in Portland Tuesday.
CD Drake expects to run loco
motive ON the @ Ry shortly.
q c Stanard and wife, of Albany,
spent Sunday in Brownsville.
The tlnur mill cannot meet the de-
mands made upon it for -four.
Jerry Keeney reported the trail near
ing completion last Saturday.
The Trinity Mining Co viii hold a
meeting this friday evening.
Riggs & Mcleod are finishing about
thirty dozen kip and calf skins.
Breck Meyer went to Albany this
week, to see his brotheri so be said.
S Percifull hauled load Of provisions
to the mines last week, returning
Saturday.
The cleaner ut the flour mill was dis
abled last week and necessitated a halt
for u few hours.
John Warner, of San Juan Island,
son in-law of 4 G Hausmall, was visit
ing relatives last week.
Mrs Woods came up from Albany
lately and is stepping with Mr. Braid
ley's family ut present.
The Brownsville Cornet Band have
rented room on Mill street and
furnish good music gr rltis.
The Young married couple, Mr. New
land and wife, were making faces at
Winters camera Saturday
Mr. Orebaugh sold his residence and
all the eappurtenances thereunto belong
ing to Rev Derrick last week.
John Howeand George Coshow went
to Salem last week. They enjoyed
their visit, but they sold no horses.
Rev. j. w. Bowersox of .he Evan
gelicsll church preached an excellent
sermon TO a full house last Sunday.
DR. Starr was called to Grants Pass
Friday last to ste his father, who was
thrown from wagon ans severely
hurt.
DR. Ree sets appetite is improving; he
is now able to cat everything but Lynn
berger cheese and California grind
stones
People living in the country and de-
string To school their children in town
cannot find houses In which TO spend
the winter.
Mrs r n Thompson went to va
quina Monday TO meet her sister, Miss
Hyde, whom she is expecting from
San Francisco
The Southern Methndists have
bought lot in Haasman's addition
and will build church edffiee some
time IN the. future.
10 Howe raised . good crop of grain
this year, but what specially distin-
guishes Joseph as an agrieulturist IS his
fine crop of melons.
Who was that petty knave that stole
the rinds TO the livery stable, thinking
to criminate Enoeh?
Rev F H Calder and wife moved tc
Brownsville Wednesday. He comes
among US well recommended from his
former pastorate at Lebanon
| Mrs Bradley saws your correspondent
put the weight of her baby altogether
/ too low. The babe il no pigmy, but or
the other hand it IS heavyweight.
Geo Moore came home on Monday.
train. George has q large hop yard OF
! the Willamette which will compensate
his losses by the floods of last spring.
/ The revival services at the Baptis
church have now entered upon tht
fifth week. The interest in these meet
! ings Is deepening. There were hvt
baptisn1s last Sunday.
! Cooley's mammoth elevated tank hft
caused our Chinese laundryman to turl
green with envy. 1t is a decides
improvement over the Chinese shir
and collar sprinkler.
Jos White took his wife with hin
Monday. Joe knows that his position
on the railroad amounts to but litti
/ without his wife to share with him it
honors and enloluments.
SHpt Jaeger of the F. w NJ c
went 10 caietn Il FldAy ana reIurne'
Monday. During his short stay il
Salem he went through the Kay woolel
mill and prom ounces il fine mill.
Prof Garland realizes that any system
of education which does not eombin
theory with pratiee is defective. In tn
inIIguaee Of the trades, he has takei
his AK and showed the boys how it
done.
Brownsville is enjoying a mock snoy
storm of late. The luxuriant crop {
thistIes have nlatured their seeds i
spite of legislative enactment and th
DEGREES of the town council. Bein
somewhat cosmopolitan in thei
habits, they have spread their down
wings and gone to bless other climes
We only wish that the migratory in
stinet reached as far as the root of thi
noxious weed.
MINISTERIAL CONVENTION.
The following ministers of the Evar
gelical Association assembled in cor
vention OH Tuesday evening, Aug. 2t
at the Evangelical church at Salem
G G Polling, NJ Ballentine, o
Hanes, d v Polling, J Bowersox,