The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-29

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Pete Nettleton went to Albany Mon-
day.
A fine lot Of melDns came into town
Tuesday.
DIR. Lindsey went home to Hillsboro
last week.
&. E. Rockwell went to Portland
Thursday.
FM Jack wants seventy-ilve white
hop -pickers.
Vena Gibbler is able to be on the
streets again.
w r Bishop returned home to Port
land Thursday.
Fl b Meyer has shut down his mill
for few weeks.
John Long came home from Sweet
Home Monday.
Geo Smith went TO the mountains on
hunt Monday.
J 3 Morelock went to Lebanon on
business Saturday.
Miss Lille Glatten went home to
Portland Saturday.
S T Barger went to Halsey on busi-
ness last Saturday.
Ed Starr was over from Halsey Sat
urday on business.
Jake Bilyeu has built private office
in his livery stable.
Born, to the wife of w. 5. Powell,
Aug 25, l2-pound boy.
Billy Wilkinson arrived Saturday
evening from Pendleton.
Wnl Nagle, of Prineville, is in town
for few days on business.
Doc Garoutt makes more noise than
any other ten men in town.
Brownsville has no justice Of the
/ pence. Must be a civil place
-Hiss Minute Sprague is now quite
sick, and her recovery is doubtful.
Jim Smith and ] d Irvine went to
the mountains last week for hunt.
Waters Bros. is the place for you 10
get your goods for the next 80 days
James Smith and Ballard Tycer came
in Thursday with fine lot OF birds.
Sam Goble came home from AEill
City Monday and rtt turned Tuesday.
| DIR Starr is improving his drug store,
making more room and a private Office.
Born. to the wife of VIM bradley,
Aug "a, girl that weigh eight pounds.
Jim Wilson has been complaining
for few days with an aching under
his belt
w w Haines Of Eugene was in town
Saturday looking after the interests of
/ his farm
Rev a Leroy resigned as pastor of
the Baptist church. Mr. Leroy will
20 10 La Grande.
Be comfortably satisfied with a few
dollars and do not worry because you
have not a fortune.
r.. c. Warner. 5. P. Barger, Sam
Percifull, Fred McKinzy, left Tuesday
morning for the mines.
If all property-owners in town were
like Jake Bilyeu, we would have goc,!
walks and graded streets.
Stephen a. .Goble came up from Port
land Monsay will rusticate few days
and then return TO his home.
-Wnl. Robe came down a few iays
ago from the mines. Monday he re-
turned with = load of provisions
We read a letter from which we learn
that our cid friend Mat Farley will fall
heir to a handsome sum Of money.
All accounts of Waters & Morelock
J NJ Waters and Waters Bros are iu
the hands of officers for collection.
We do not blame our farmers for put
! ting up trespass notices on their farms
for they have so much stock killed.
The beautiful song sang by young
man Sunday afternoon should be re
membered; entitled sailors Return
II Il Mover put in hard days wort
! this week repairing the traction engin,
belonging 10 the Pearl threshing com
pany.
Some good Christian will get hi.
, neck broken one of these DAYS on tls.
bad sidewalks, and then who VIII pay
: the bill.
When you see J. B. r. Moreloek anS
J. A. Waters come toward you, yol
may know they are after their oil,
accounts.
Mrs. R. L. Blanchard returned hom,
from Oregon City Saturday evening
bringing her sister, Ellea Blanchard
J with her.
Il Married, at the residence of tn,
brides parents, Mr.. John NewIans
: and Miss Vta Banta, both of Craw
; fordsville.
: Saturday II. b. .Noyer was busy lay
/ ing water pipe 10 the residence Of Jca
! White. The waterworks are a grea
convenience.
/. J. H Waters and W. s. Powell wer
: elected delegates. and w. c. Coloe,
; and r. L. Blanchard proxies, TO tn
grand lodge of X of P, to be held ii
Portland November next.
Dave Hull came into town Saturda,
evening with a fine string of trout. W
do not believe that il was owing 10 hi
srience or bait-it was, more thar
: likely his winning ways-
! T. s. PiIlsbury says the man tina
: built his jeweiry shop. forgot to pu
sieepers under the floor, and when yo
!, wrlk over the floor you will almos
! shake down the stovepipe.
People in cur town should be careful
g and not let their lamps burn all nigh
7 through. neglect of blowing them ou
s We have known this TO occur sewers
t times in some of the business houses.
e VIM Bassett came to the sawn1i
t Monday after lumber, and his tear
1 became frightened and backed off int
n the river. Had it not been for hel
) from the mill boys he woEld have los
: his team.
. Prof Thos Crawford and his sistel
!. Mrs. Smith, came up from Portlan
Monday. The body of Mr.. Crawfor
was removed from Portland ceneter
and buried in the cemetery at Browns
vile Tuesday evening. ScUD.
Robert Blanchard has accepted pc
u sition in the Albany wooden mills.
: Douglas McFeron has been quit
sick for few days, but is now improN
f ing.
t Emil Hoppe is driving his shawl fa'
: tory to its full capacity to fill presen
: orders.
Bernie Howe has returned from Al
;, bany and is once more at his post j
: the WOODEN mills.
G We are pleased to notice so man
h new sidewalks being laid The in
! provement was much needed.