The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-01-10

J, W. MeiHies lns been quite Alck,
but II now cstvnlescent.
Last Saturday Joseph BuhI bought
ofJ NlSon Che isSchange hotel.
Nh springer has mared inlohsncw
ll9aspon the kirkpatrick addition
ATr e'sagicg PuFdy and sistcF Of
tiaaars, srs visiting Their cousln N. q,
kstarsOa.
4. g, PeehlprhHs rented the barroon
Hthe Exchange h0tei, and viii use "
fyrhia rpul estate Office.
frhc mercury reached ii degrees
GNove zero one ii oaing this week, the
coolest weather we have bad this
wintpr
The Jefferson Review Is the name Of
nucy paper just established at Jcher-
son. f!lis IS the fourth paper started
IN Marion county n twelve months.
Continued meetings IN tho NJ. Il.
Church Every one should attend and
tiY tpinake them Il success. Ilet all,
especially VINO profess to be Chri9tlans
lot IL he known.
The meetings at the M. Il. Church
arc still III progress and are growing in
interest very much. Rev. Eworthy
Of Brownsville has heen here the most
ofthe week assisting the pastor.
DR.. e. II. Duckeit has moved his
dental otiiea from the room over Hack
tenants 70 n more convenient place,
on Main ntreet near Cations grocery
aud Peterson and WaIlace's real estate
eGicc
Rev a. Ie Roy's lecture last Friday
was much enjoyed by all who attend
cd. lie will deliver another one ofhis
lectures III The G. p. Church next
Monday evening, which will well be
worth your time to attend, SO come out
uDd hear lilin
The following officers Of Lebanon
Lodge No. AZ, |. O. 0. T., were duly
installed by District Deputy stanlsh,o OF
Brownsville Saturday, January A,
1890: S. A. Nic6msan, n. g.; G. H..
Bland, Gid NJ Settle, Recording
Secretary; Joseph Wassom, Permanent
secretary; w. z, Peterson, Treasurer.
There were l45 marriages in Linn
county for lse9, as shown by the rec
ords ii the County Clerks Office. The
number shows an increase III keeping
with the real estate market, bulldog
etc. the lnereage being thiitsen over
1883, and thlrtv-three over 1887 As
in the past October was the banner
mouth for marriages.
Saturday evening as DR.. r. C. Hill
was walking aloag one Of tie streets in
Albany he stepped aif step and fell
headlong, Lruislng himself up consid-
embly. Ifis son, Ord. u. Hill attend
ed him and SIT up with him al night.
Ilc heing MI old man Of eighty-two
years of age, il is hoped his injuries
willnot prove serious.
Atramp broke into the section house
at Jefferson one day last week,and was
about to steal the csntents wheu he
was discovered by a Chinaman who
ran u ,he section boss and gave the
alarm. The tramp was given into the
hauds Of tie marshal and held over,
afler having been given preliminary
examination TO await the action ofthe
grand jury charged with grand lar
ceny
MIR; NJ. III. Greenwood, the 'photog-
rapher, informs rs that his wifelefthis
home on Sew Years day to so to q
nelghbor's,and since then has not been
seen. He reports everything to have
been amieahe between them. Mr.,
Greenwoods = version is THAT wnen in u
hysterIcal mood, to which she was sub
ect, she went aa on one of the trains,
perhaps with The idea that she would
40 to her parents in Nebraska. The
fact, though, Tint she took no extra
clotmng and Very little money maNcs
it look mysterious 70 Mr.. Greenwood
as we'll as the public geAerally, and
any information as to her whereabouts
will be thankfully received by Mr..
Greenwood.