The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-20
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Aaron Springer Is building q barn.
Avis MARKS went to eoburg sunday.
"Charlsyn il preud OF his base hill
New arrivals every day in tl,cse
pafts,
Clyde Knapp was in Lebanon Mon
Who SAYS "Haekieman's kids can't
play ball?
4 looks very much like rain. There,
it did rain.
Guaranteed machine oils ut Cruson
& Menzies'.
Mrs J. a. Beard is visiting friends in
Junction city.
Screen doors and windows at Cru
son 4 AIenzies'.
Judge Miller wants to know how
much census got.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt are visiting rele-
tiyes in Harrisburg.
Strawberries have given place to
cherries in this section.
W. n. Cochran Of Brown svilIe was
on our streets Wednesday.
ssAll roads lead TO Romen said the
ancients-ditto Of Lebanon.
J.R. Kirkptriek took car load of
horses to Portland this week.
j. wassom has recovered from his
late illness and is around again.
@. w. Wheeler has ali kinds of
lumber Mt his saw mill in Lebanon.
Vim. Primley started to the Gala
pooia and Blue River mines Monday.
The &C. c. IL base ball club stood
bravely before Wilcox's camera Friday.
N. 4. Miller and ]. r. kirkpatrick
Went TO Portland Wednesday morning
Agent Hearn aud wife were num-
bered with the exeursionists to Coburg.
My. did YOU see that pretty silver
cornet that Willis Calder got last
week2
Henry Parrish IS hauling lumber faf,
q new barn; he will also build > dwell
ing soon.
BE il known that Sodaviue will NOT
celebrate. Everybody is coming 10
Lebanon.
Do you hear the tramp of the null
tude con Ing 10 the Fourth of July
celebration.
Miss Bellroie kirkpatrick has AGAIN
entered the art studio of Prof. A.LeRoy
at Brownsville
w. r. Kirk. president Of L. w. NJ
Co. tells us that he wants no more
wool at preseat.
For sale, a gentle new miich COW,
six years cid, with heifer calf. Apply
20 A. r. Ansorge.
Remember you can get hot or cold
hath any day IN the week at l. r. Boz
runs barker shop.
DR. Duekett aiad It. c. Peebler have.
laid a new walk in front of their prop
erty on Park street.
Rheumatism ciowned Charley Mon
tague this week. We hape 20 gee him
around again soon.
The machine shop he's a good deal
Of work ahead This way with your
crippled machinery.
A. Dodge bought lot in a suburb of
Lebanon called Kansas City, this week,
for which he paid $3.50.
Mr.. Eastman bought two lots in
1kirkpatriekis second addition this
week and VIII luHd soon.
ar. Smith, one Of Tallman's worthy
citizens aud business men. was over TO
our town 4 few days since.
Jared Michael, formerly citizen of
Brownsville precinct, but now OF La
Ccmb, was in town this week.
Say, the bridge across the Santiam
at this place is III a dangerous condi-
ton. What are you going odo?
Pennoyer is elected and must have
at once. E. GoAN.
Road Supervisor Blodgett is building
some good bridges i'm his district. We
hope he is figuring on second term.
Johns wife has been visiting only
three weeks, and yet he has face on
long enough to eat oats out of a churn.
Miss Lottie Rose, whom suspicion
points out as the cause of the Auns-
paugh tragedy, went to Portland Satur-
day.
J. NJ. Nichols, the Plainview merch-
ant, was with the excursionists Sun
day. but he doesn't know that We saw
him.
Mrs. Buckley and Miss Miller of Scio
bought twenty acres Of land in the
suburbs recently and intend to build
on it.
The Academy grounds are now en-
closed with a new fence. Tt is the in
tentien of the trustees to repaint the
building.
Mr.. Warner, who recently embarked
in the upholster and furniture trade
in Brownsville, visited our town Fri
day last.
J. g. Gross and two daughters, from
Waterloo, called at our office lately.
They left a jug with US. No snakes in
our boots.
The American eagle at the head of
our Fourth Of July coulmn is not an
imported bird, he is American bred
and born.
Misses Clara and Irene Ansorge, of
Shelton, Washington, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Ansorge,
at Waterloo.
We inadvertently carried away with
us last week all interesting communi-
cation from Waterloo. We promise to
do so no more.
Glow worms are entirely too nurner-
GUS for the public safety. A third at
tempt was made to burn Scio last
Thursday night.
Why pay 10 per cent. interest when
YOU can get loan at s per cent. from
J. NJ. Somers, Office with Z. NJ. Miller,
Lebanon, Oregon.
d. w. Hardin has burned kiln of
good brick and admonishes the people
to build fiues and Easements while the
brick lasts See ad