The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-13
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H. Rldgway visited Harrisburg OH
Friday.
a. Il blackburn, Of Isoek HIll, was
Ia town Friday.
Mrs. w. II. Rlsher of poulnnd, II
visiting her daughter Mis. |. W.
starr
Edward stprr, of TIalsoy, paid
ErewnsNllle business call on Wed-
nes,lay
nr. usl,orn Is slowing recovering
ltam his reeent painful attack Of rheu-
nlAtisn.
II. d. Moyer ls fh,pplng number
nfusr loads OF cleiee maple tiinber 10
Portland.
rhanlas Thompson, wifean dnught.
cr, &c Mountain Home, were In the
eity Thursday.
Peter Hume, on Friday left for Sn.la-
vile to visit his fsimily who are spend
ing the summer az this resort.
There'a another "ccon' IN town.
George Cahle has Il chained in front
of the store Of Cable 4 Slanard,
The js w. NJ. 60. nre In daily re-
ceipt of wool, both by the Orsgonian
Ry and frpm home productions.
Master ataior Wallace on Wednes-
day evening last, at the North Browns
yille city hall, gave n vocal concert.
ON Friday evening the Democrats
celebrated their late virtoly by q dis
charge Of gums, accompanied by music
rs the brownsville Cornct Band.
4 buggy driven hv Young man
from Harrisburg, which WIS over
loaded, thc buggy we mean, mot the
man, collapsed. Time, Thursday, 1
L. NJ.
Mrs. p. w. starr and daughter, who
! fer the past two weeks have been visit
ing gtisnds ~ the residence Of Rev T.,
w. starr, near lIalsey, returned home
on Wednesday.
Mrs F. J. Forsythe. uf Joseph, Or,
/ who for the past week has been visit,
4 ing family fsieutls la this section, will
shortly Join her husband Ia Portland
and return home.
George Gross, the genial proprietor
of the Waterloo hotel, on Friday wns
i trmSaetina business ia town. George
reports the Soda Spring water all 80.
K.,n sparkling aud cool.
! 4 stranger who visited town the
past week, exclaimed "tl.e millennium
] has Gomez aud why dill he thnsiv2
iseeausa he called ~ Waters Bros.
atore and purchased from their i'm
me;se siocll of choicc fntniiy groceries.
At recent meeting of powdeli
4 Lodge NJ. lG, X. nf T.. thu following
7 officers were elected tn W'rv' dnriDg
the ensuing year: J. G., II. y. Archi-
bald; G. O., ]. j. Saver; u, g. y. II.
I isom; p, W. s. pewell; NJ. ~ A., II.
/ H. Moycs; NJ. cf isT., fiaas. Ii'lcr; N
oF n. w. &. Cooley; X. Of II. and s.,
Il. T.. Blanchard.
Numbered among tiie pioneers wiio
/ attended the reunion of last week.
/ were Mr.. aud Mrs g. T. Bn-rer, WIN
reside near Hlvrisbu ~. Tai9 aecG
couple l,eing respectively az and -
( years Of are entered Into the f.StiVitit :
of the occaSian With hearty gest, Rati
IrNprsscd themselves rs greatly pleas
ed - be able to again meet their nlany
friends.
/ on Wednesday afternoon. while de-
sccnding the driveway leading to the
river fei,l. the team belonging t. Mr.
Jntic Pearl. becoming frightened, back
ed, pFCcipitatin9 the wagon over the
west side of the bridge, throwing the
/ occupants, Hrs ISeeuy, hrs u.
| Youas and child, upon the rocks i.e-
lew. from which ANs. INeeney and tn
child received some painful hut pravi-
dentaliv not fatal wounds uion the
head. The services of DIR. Starr Were
secured aud the sufferers received MI
required medical assistance. The at
teniion of the read supervisor is te-
specially called Il tins very danger
/ ons piece of roadway.
/ The Pioneers, Reunion which took
1 place during the past week was y ell
attended. An immense cnncouFse uf
/ people thronrrd tl,a South Brownsville
I pic;iic grounds when the exercises,
( which wcr,' Of a very interesting char
I Geter took place. The vocal and ias;ru-
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/ rendered and highly appreciated, as
7 was also the harlacued OK and salmon,
Z declared by experts wha sampled y
} liberal supply cf the same to tie erich
( rare and Juicy" Many Interesting
/ speeches were made aud inciG, uis re-
I lrte1 hV tSosc who passed Il I,ianCcr'r
{ life III the CasIier and n-re unsettled
period of OTegaufs history, and IL was
with rprrrt that vacancies were motto
I cd OF those who have gone TO jaiu tht
great army Of pioneers In happier
and more lnst,ns home.
The Editor OF the Brownsville
4 Times has get his back up. V 9
warn him not 10 keep lis spine to
long in a curved position-it migl I
take pcrmanen5 set in that case ke
woGld be pretty looking devil TO ran
a Democrat paper. In the last Issue
OF his paper he fred whole broae-
side OF mud at Memo. That lie is ca-
pahle OF doing this We refer the reader
I to the last isstie ~ he Fire and Han.-
+ meT. The cause OF all this il an arti
Gle which Appeared above our monde
i plume IN q previaUe Issue Of the Lel-
anon FXPREss, III which We gave a
/ fair, impartial, aud correct statemon
Of a dispute between the Brownsville
I Times and some OF its subscriber.
/ We asserted in that article that II G
| Times is not an independent paVs !.
/ This assertion needs no proof froB
us, as anyone who viii read il viii
soon be convinced Of that fact,
" iit is more, The paper has never
been independent; its management
has always stood beneath the shelter
ling shirt-tail cf Il few religious cunnks
who have dictated It's policy EoT
proof OF the above we refer the reader
to the band boys. The editor saSe
our article Is silly. His answer Is not
silly, il is. simply ijiotic, containing
| as it does, contradictory statements
from one end to the other, either ex-
/ pressed or implied. In a previous
issue OF his paper he prints under
bold headlines the startling news
that ne had deem boycotied
IN the last issue ne says only one
subscriber dropped his paper. W,
assert thai there is nothing in this