The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-20
nnomNsv1lIr nnrrzns.

Fourth Of July.
At Brownsville.
Grand celebration.
Come every one.
And bring the babies.
Grand street parade.
Racing. running and jumping.
Plies ard purses will be given.
Interesting exercises, speeches and
music.
Big bail at the city hall, first-class
music, good supper, etc.
"MeGinty went TO the bottom Of the
sea. = but this celebration viii be on
top. and q bang up' affair Don't
miss it.
IN. Moyer left for Portland Mon
day.
c. c. stanard is visiting Albany
6iends.
Hay harvest has commenced in
SOME localities.
John senger is building an addition
! to his dwelling.
Born. June 8. to the wife of q. G.
/ Dodson, daughter.
Ripe cherries have been plentiful
during the past week.
| The E. w. NJ. Co. are daily receiving <
large quantities of wool.
Mrs. Clyde Foster has for the past
week, been extremely i'll.
Uncle John Diamond, IF Coburg
was on our streets Friday.
Miss Viola Temple returned from
] Portland during the past week.
The census fr the present year Is
now being taken by the enumeratoTs.
G. T.. Stanard and wife, of Albany.
paid Brownsville friends visit OH
Sunday.
Jchn Cox, Of the firm Of Cox & Find
| ley, of Crawfordsville, was in town on
Saturday.
/ The little son Of +. Harvey, who has
] teen extrt meiy i'll with lung fever, i
/ eonvalescing.
| o. P. Coshow, ST., on Thursday re-
| turned home from u recent visit to Sa-
lem and Portland.
A p. Howe and family on Thursday
moved into their new residence IL
Hausman's addition.
f. A Evans has commenced the
construction of new dwelling on his
farm one mile east of town.
Hop vines are looking thrifty, ant,
taking into consideration the dry
weather, making good groNt
T. w Starr, at the City drug store.
has built up fine trade in the cigar
line. Try one of his smokers and be
happy.
Mrs Susan Zumwalt, of san Francis
co, has been visiting H. ]. G. Averill
aud family, also family friends in this
locality.
Jake Bilyeu, who is confined to his
bed suffering from an attack OF sick
n ss, was at last accounts rapidly i'm.
proving.
McHar gqe & Gentry, at the City
bakery, have a novelty which they arr
d .sirous of showing TO the public. Cal
aud see it.
The excursion over tile Oregoniar
rtilroad on sunday last was well pat
ranized, a large number Of citizens par
ticipating.
Waters Bros. have cornered groceries
down TO ''fine point" and are giving
: for the money.
Mrs. Keeny, who received som,
, painful injuries by being thrown IRON
the Wag N Of Jode Pearl, is again abls
to be on the street.
Mrs. John Kelsey, of Harrisburg
who for the past week has been visit
) ing her cousin, II. J. G.. AYerili, OF
Friday returned home.
Harvey & Smith, at their brick yalo
in South Brownsville, have commenc
ed operations and will soon have ;
supply of first quality brick.
The present term of the North
Brownsville district school closed or
Friday, the 18th inst, with appTopri
ate exercises at the city hall.
Misses Ethel Lewis and Ida Furger-
son, of Corvallis, who for the past weeS
! have bet n the guests of Mrs. j. w
Wilson, returned home Thursday.
Pillsbury, at the Red Front, is Civ
ing immense bargains in notions, nov
: elites, picture frames, chromus and
cutlery; lie also carries a fine line o
| fishing tackle.
Professor and Mrs. Garland, at the
: conclusion of the present term Of Tx
Brownsville academy, were, by The
pupils, presented with q beautiful silv
. or pickle castor.
: Work has commenced upon the new
bridge to span the Calapooia river. Til
old bridge timbers are being burned
preparatory to the new work, which
will be completed III about five weeks
Cooley & Co, Of South Brownsville
have completed their windmill ano
tank of large capacity, which vii
furnish an abnnance of water fer irri
CATION, as in case of fire, Its good
scheme
james g. Clark, lyric poet and bal
lad st, on the evening ef June II, al
The Baptist church, gave to q fair ati
aienee one Of his choice entertain
fnentS. consisting Of we'll rendered and
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