The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-13
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Screen doors and windows at Cru
SON 4 Menzies'
Get thersl no the wllsox gallery
before the 18th.
Foundation material Is being hauled
For the paper mill.
]. b. Keeaey, of Pendleton, is In
Lebanon this week.
r.. G. Miller Invested literally in
real estate this week.
Next week "Briek' Hardin viii fire
his first kiln of brick.
Rev. v. NJ. Brown stopped In Leha-
nesa "Wednesday night.
II. J. Moses and William Klepper
went to Alsea last week.
Mrs. ELLA Hay Of Harrisburg is Wis
iting at w. G. Peterson's.
John Montgomery, of Brownsville,
was in Lebanon Tuesday.
We noticed w. r. Bilyeu on our
streets Thursday morning.
Mr.. Cadwalder has moved into his
new house in East Lebanon.
Preaching In the NJ. II. church next
Sunday morniBg aud evening.
Miss Ada Miller is visiting in Inde-
pendenee for couple OF weeks.
Mrs. S. J. Trine visited old friends
In Lebanon few days recently.
Cramaped toes seriously interfere
with the loeomotisn of Al Crtlson.
Ten families from California are ex-
peeted 10 loeate i'm our midst soon.
Mr.. Guerne, late of Ohio, came in on
the train Monday. He wants land.
A new walk is needed between the
Exchange hotel and the Cash store.
More than forty houses have heen
built already this season in Lebanon.
Miss Bellroie kirkpatrick has been
visiting in the capital since Saturday
last.
J. A. Lamberson will probably con-
traet for several tons of Oregon grape
root.
Ten thousand yards of earpeting,
more or less, received at the Mammoth
store.
Mr.. Hamilton, one of Sweet Homes
merchants, was in town a few days
since.
That common Rumor-says we
are to have street railway IN our
town.
Charley Montague was almost dis.
abled by an attack of rheumatism this
week.
jos. Harbin says he will have the
neatest cottage in Lebanon when fin
ished.
s. ~ Niclxerson has contracted t.
furnish the lumber for the school
house.
JR. kirkpatrick bought block in
the bustiing town Of Sweet Home Sat.
arday.
Rev. p. A. Moses of Tangent was
visiting his two sons in Lebanon last
Friday.
DIR. Hope has so far recuperated as tc
be able TO attend to the duties of post.
master.
Work on the c. p. parsonage is pro
gressing rapidly. VIM. Carlile has the
contract.
Mr.. Carlile has disposed Of his prop
erty in town and viii move into the
country.
Cruson & Menzies sell carts at 4 fig
ure only a triGe higher than wheel
barrows.
Mr.. Childs, of Brownsville carried
home box of berries from Lebanon
yesterday.
G.. Z. Hardy, our enterprising jew.
Ger, IS building telegraph line Il
Sodaville.
Sweet Home has been plated and f
Brown OF this place is selling real es
tate there.
Mr.. Saltmarsh ia remodeling hi,
dwelling, which is now occupied Ly /
R. Borum.
Lower Soda will have grand picnic
on July 4th. See advertisement il
another column.
An ice cream festival was given un
der the auspices of the III. L. church
Tuesday evening.
The Oregonian says the first ship
ment of ore to the Linton smeltercam,
from the Santiam.
Remember you can get hot or cold
bath any day in the week at /. II. Bo
runs barber shop.
There is a stagaant pond in towr
breathing out miasma night and day
Could it be drained?
Mr.. Archibald bought several lot
on Main street Monday. He vii
build at an early date.
Mrs. NJ. A. FoIlis went to Portland
last week. She will spend about thre,
weeks in the metropolis.
Contract for carrying the mail be
tween this place and Sweet HON,
will be let in few days.
Weather cloudy at intervals. Ole
Sol winks, blinks and hides his eyes
but few tears have fallen.
Nearly all the young ladies in Leba
boys didn't stay at home.
A Californian bought real estate il
the Cowan addition this week and vii
build a fine residence soon.
John NJ. Somers, an attoney, lat,
from Indiana is making his head
quarters with Judge Miller.
Jos. Mayer is having his residenc
on the corner of Park and Sherman
street raised and remodeled.
Peterson & Wallace sold lot in Raj
ston's fourth addition to Joe Harbin
who is already building on it.
A grand ball will be given in th
Union hall by the Lebanon Corne
Band on the evening of July 4.
E. Goan is making preparations t
build dwelling. Stone for the foun
dation has been hauled already.
Neuensihvander Bros, from tn
neighborhood of Silverton, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Arm, this week.
Everyone wishing photograph