The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-09-26
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Claud Lemaster went to Selo Mon
day.
n } Rice came down from the mines
Monday.
Little Harry Window has been qaite
sick lately.
Jo Riggs returned from the noun.
tains Monday.
The shingle mill at Coburg burned
saturday night
Marion Powell Is suffering from an
attack Of fever and ague.
Mr. Bennet II learning the photo
graphic art under j A Winter.
The T. w NJ Co made n heavy ship
meut OF goods Tuesday morning,
Joe White bought Of Bob Sanders a
honse and lot on Monday OF this week.
There was lecture ON "Bible Inter-
pretationn given In the city hall Mon
day evening.
Mrs White went to Portland Wed.
nesday to the opening Of the Indus.
trial Ext ositIon.
II A Sanders has returned, after n
summers rumble. and will again settle
down to business.
Rev A Hunsakcr occupied the pul.
pit at the Baptist church sunday
morning and evening.
Sd wilhoIt Is soliciting money for
the church edifice soon TO be built BY
the Nj Il Church, South.
In the language of mythology, louis
Drake is vuleanizing; In other words,
he Is learning the blacksmIth's trade.
Mr. Jennings Of Portland, who has
been visiting his brother-in-l law, MIR.
Warner, returned to the metropolis
Tuesday.
Rsadmaster White Il continually
adding TO the force Of railroad carpen-
tiers; & ID Drake Joined the company
this week.
Mr.. Langworthy returned 20 Port.
land Monday afler having witnessed
the completion Of the Calapoola trail
TO the mines
DIR Curl, Curran Cooley and Port
land man are hunting I'm the noun
tains; with what success, we will learn
In few days.
The Oxford mill, which was some
what damaged by the spring rreshet.
now rests ON solid foundation and is
grinding vigorously.
The North Brownsville school open-
ed Monday with an enrolment of ia.
There were o5 pupils In the Browns
willie school on the first day.
Peter Hume went TO Portland Satur-
day on business for the l. w NJ Co.
We understand that this company are
fitting up another store room.
J II r Morelock and ] ii Waters Ieft
for Seattle the first of the week. We
understand that they will embark In a
general merchandise business I'm Kirk
land, a suburb OF Seattle.
Our old friend Eley Wood has re-
turned to the narrow gauge Eley for
merly understood the gauge of the O.
Ry., having been among the con-
pany's most trusty employees.
Many of Crawforlsville's citizens
are laying claim TO the valuable timber
lands above Huckleberry. That fore
rnnner Of Civilizations wagon road
lis being built into this section OF
country.
:. p. Barger was in great trouble
Monday, having bought Waters Bros.
safe, containing some books and ac-
counts, he had forgotten the combina-
tion and was somewhat crippled in
resources.
Died, in Brownsville, Sept. 2lst,
Mrs Molly + Farley. Mrs Farley has
been patient sufferer for many years.
Much sorrow is felt for the deceased,
who was stricken down thus early i'm
life. The bereaved have many sympa-
thizers in this sorrowful dispensation.
Brownsville witnessed a squaw fight
last week. Two squaws. after having
bought whip each, began quarreiing
over the merits of the eolored crackers,
and being unable TO base their iudg-
ments upon color alone, they fiogged
each other until both lay down upon
the walk and cried.
The house belonging to Barret Bros,
situated on the Calapooia trail thirty
miles above brownsville. burned up
last week. The brothers lost every
thing except the clothes which they
had on at the time the fire occurred.
Mr.. Langworthy Of Portland lost his
winter supplies by the fire, as they
were stored in the cabin until the trail
was completed, when they were to be
removed to the mines. SMILE LAX.