The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01
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"Wednesday.
Mrs. I<eeney has built a barn on
her lot lately.
j. +. Venner Is dispensing drugs for
DR.. /. w. Starr.
j. B. II. Morelock Is expected home
from seattle soon.
Peach pluns are selling In town 1T
iiity cents n hushel
Jonah Moore Ia receiving grain at
the warehouse this week.
DIR. Curl IL now tccupying his neat
residence on Maple street.
g. T. Stanard aud ft,mily are camp.
Ing at Soda springs this week.
J. X. McHargue and family returned
from the mountains Saturday.
a. M. Tenpleton expects his hops 10
net him several dollars this year.
Peter Smith has decided that his
potato crop will be light this year.
/. ID. boyer finds IL easier to keep
the books since his trip to the eoast.
Jake llilyeu and family left Monday
for "A mountain vtinib Ia the Cascades.
Luther saws he would prefer the
razor To the smiths hammer any time
j. A. Winter, our photographer. sAys
he had a months work on Saturday
last.
People come from the four points of
the compass To buy jewelry at the Red
Front.
Jim Dolan no longer spins stories, but
me can spin rs much wool as any man
Of his age.
wm. Sperry says his gram crop Is
much better this year than his crop Of
one year ago.
John Moore has sold the city dellv-
erv to a. Roberts, who viii deliver
goods In the future
Clyde Foster has passed his novitiate
at Dr. Oshurn's drug store aad Is be-
ginning to be useful.
Jos. Hausarl began keeping house
last week. This Is something new for
Jo., but he will learn.
Jim Driver Is working Ia Brnlleyis
blacksmith shop during the proprle-
tors visit to the mines.
MuInps have not run their course In
Brownsville vet; the latest case Is
little Winnie Window.
&. ID. Drake steamed up Monday
morning and will keep the boiler hot
until oil the grain Is garnered.
Mr.. Meyherry has discovered that
potatoes viii I've scarce next winter
and Is In no hurry to dig his crop.
w. r. Kirk went to Portland Mon
day. Mr.. Kirk IL kept busy looking
after the Interests of the woolen mills.
Luther White spent the first part n
the week surveying mining claims In
the foothills n few miles south of towr
Mr.. aud Mrs Breek. from Easte IA
Oregon. who have been visiting reln-
tiVes In town, left on Mondays train.
r. NJ. Jack, one OF our largest hop
grow ers, has heen spending his time
PLEASANTLY In the mountains for several
days.
Capt. Hagen nud Geo. Beunet dug a
well for \. l.. Howe last week. striking
plenty of water at "A depth of thirty
three feet.
Prof. Garland's manual labor on The
Calapooia trail cost him ten pounds
/ flesh, but II only Increased his zest fol
more work.
| The Intricate problem ofuntying the
Gordon Knot which green fruit aud
oucumhers tteth, puzzles our doctors
not little.
Supt. Jaeger and Mat. Farley have
| planted the new machinery in the
WOODEN mill and it runs almost with.
ont friction.
L 4AiT- - IL +ANNNt hth Atti
! daughter, Goidy, returned To Browns.
willie Tuesday. from n week s sojourn
In Portland.
Jimmy shea. Notwithstanding his
good fortune I'm the Louisiana lottery,
stands to the spinning jack like yer.
liable Tartar.
AZ the real estate office of O. p.
| Coshow, may he sees fine display of
/ Oregon products I'm the cereal and
mineral line.
| Peter Hume has been planning a
/ trip 70 the Sound, hut Il j. likely that
he will seek relaxation IN the noun.
tains near home.
Rev. Baily of the Christian church,
returned from his mountain trip ~
cuperated and will I'LL his pulpit
regularly I'm the future.
One can get all the berries he wants
for the picking, provided always that
he pay for the privilege of running al
large in the berry patch.
j. NJ. Waters left for Seattle Tuesday
+ He took along some specimens of gold
to show the Seattle people what We
have in the way of mines.
Waters Bros. little thought when
/ they took the corner store that they
were getting a corner on groceries and
/ dry goods, but so they have.
| j. NJ. Waters and A. J. Garland
returned from the Calapooia trail
/ Saturday. MIR. Garland mustered q
few recruits and returned Tuesday.
| The Building aud Loan Association
will soon complete one dwelling in tho
Galbraith addition, aud will begir
work Mt once on the second structure
/ The members of the Evangelical
-. n. Il
/ Brownsville lately. II is the Intentiar
/ of the church to have regular services
! The Brownsville tanuery is fiaish-
| ing several dozens of calf aud kip skins
4 which would puzzle an expert to dis
/ tinguisa from the best French Strands
of shoe leather.
JEFF Isom was making some strange
signs to DIR. Starr and few of tho
/ brotherhood Saturday. He does not
/ belong to my lodge, or else | have for
/ gotten the work
/ Dan Walter and wife drove over e
/ Sodaville Sunday. Dan has been
steady hand ia the wooden mill fol
/ years, and and he feels that he must
have some recreation.
Geo. A. DYSON went tn Portland
/ Monday. 1t is understood that George
is looking after his real estate in til,
metropolis, and to speak word oc'
casionally for the mines.
The marshal finds nothing official t.
do in town and has gone into the har
vese field, we believe; atleast we hav,
not seen him since we breakfasted OF
his hospitality week ago.
The county board are slow about re
ceiving the bridge, which was com
pleted some time since. The bridge Il
not located according to contract; the
workmanship, however, is good.
J. p. Galbraith was i'm brownsville,