The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-06-27
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More rain.
Money is exceedingly scarce.
Mr.. Arnett is building harm.
O Shaw. Dan, you are bad case.
Ben Dodge is studying telegraphy.
Charley Montague is on foot again,
- Clint Gordon came home Wednes-
day.
Read our Sweet Home letter by Fern
Leaf.
Car load OF new goods at S. P. Bach's
store.
]. r. kirkpatrick came home Wed
ode-l os sosavilie was in town
Tuesday.
9n.ee planers in active operation in
Lebanon. =
Guaranteed machine oils at Cruson
s. Menzies'.
E. d. Johnson, of Brownsville, called
on US latefy.
Screen doors and windows at Cru
son & MenzieS'
John Beard went to Portland and
Astoria Thursday.
Mr.. Harris, of Santiam, called OH
this office Monday.
The large store room of G. T. Cotton
was plastered this week.
Mrs. Hester Bland is building a good
dwelling house near town.
Mrs. David Rice, OF Waterloo, gave
the EMPRESS call Tuesday.
Mr.. Hardin opened his Kiln MolGay
and finds his brick fiTst-class.
A new walk was laid in front of tie
Odd Fellows property lest week.
The basement OF the new school
house will be completed this week.
q. w. Wheeler has all kinds Of
lumber at his saw mill in Lebanon.
Rev. F. H. Calder went to jefferson
this week to hold quarterly conference.
Read the interesting mining news
by our regular correspondent, Captain
Hagen.
Mrs. w. f. Bisnop, ofPortIand, ook
dinner with j .R. < kpat9ick's i--mily
Sunday.
B. F. Blodgett wac excused from
jury duty and returned from Albany
Monday.
Lisle Parker will drive The Stage be-
tween this place and Sweet Home after
July Ist.
Consider yousself a committee of one
to invite people to the Fourth of July
celebration.
Mrs Benjamin Holt his returned
from protracted visit in Harrisburg
and other points.
t. 80 = e-aneHa ,,ax,. .,a:fat, ax>x,-
six years old, with heifer calf. Apply
TO a. f. Ansorge.
D1. Pete,son returned f.om Southern
from rheumatism.
NJ. E. He,.rn sold to L. E. Covle and
H. W. Peerv lot 3 block IA Lebanon:
consideration $40.
Remember you can get hot or cold
bath any day in the week at I. r. Bo-
runs barber shop. &
Mr.. Leonard, who opened a jewelry
store in the St. Charles two months
agos left Saturday.
Miss Strsison aud Miss Steiner, OF
Salem, wee visiting Miss Beilroie
kirkpatrick this week.
Mr.. Hamilton, of Sweet Home, at
tended the Masonie dediczitoiy services
in Albany Wednesday.
If the wea ther is fair You N.Y. look
for great m. ny Lebanon people st
l.lcosnb .1iclie Saturday.
A great many Of our leading citizens
attended the dedication of the Masonic
temple at Albany Tuesday.
Several horse dealers came in from
Eastern Oregon this week, bringing
with them a nerd of horses.
The Oregon Hose Team, of Eugene,
will be in Lebanon on the Fourth
to compete for the S45 prize.
J. c. McFerson, the pointer, brought
with him sever hands Tuesday and
will 90 to work Immediately.
H. Y. kirkpatrick, former editor oi
the ExPEl 5, returned Monday from q
three months sojourn in Seattle.
J.B. Gibbard, of Waterloo, ms sold
his farm and will visit relatives Oh
the Atlantic coast until September.
Pennoycr is elected and must have
my money. Come forward and pay up
at once. e. GoAN.
John Brown, not of tHarpers Ferry''
fame, but the very amiable landlord OF
the Wilson House, smiled on us Mon
day.
The contract for maiiservice between
Lebanon and Sweet Home was given
Kirkendall, Westfall & Co.. of this
place.
]. C. Hardin, of Laeomb, called on
the ExPRl@5s office Tuesday Mr.
Hardin is the school tescher at that
place.
The &C. G. HI base ball club Of
lebanon scored another victory last
Friday. Charley says s'we are the
people"
Information relative to the mineral
resources of Linn county freely given
on inquiry at the Office of LEBASoN
EXPRESS.
There will be a isorse race in Leb
anon July 4th between Bellenge: Bros
and an Eastern Oregon man, for {
purse of 800.
Imposing cermonies at the LAYING
of the corner stone of the new schoo
house IN Lebanon Thursday. Particu
lars next week.
The Fourth of July celebration a
Lebanon promises to be more largely
attended tnan any similar occasion
south of Salem.
Why pay 10 per cent. interest whet
YOU can get loan at per cent. ION
=. NJ. Somers, Office with F. NJ. Miller
Lebanon, Oregon.
The ladies Of the G. P. church will
set q table on the grounds the Fourth
to which they ;nvite the hungry OF
our nations birthday.
IF reports are to be credited we have
q valuable red ochre mine ne.Ir Leb
anon We ayvaif with no LITTLE aux iof,