The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-11-14

Guy Howe 1s Qcite SICK.
Everybody Is hog-Killing.
Who win be our next city dadsf
DIR. Starr recently moved to Piety
Hill.
South Brownsville talks Of incorpo-
rasi ag.
The baad boys have employed a
teacher.
Part of the elec ,ic-light plant has
arrived.
j. McFerson removed to Albany
Monday.
Mrs. d. Ambrose went to Albany
Monday.
A. Jack Adams moved to Lebanon
i this week.
Miss Eta Moore went 10 Seattle
Wednesday.
Ms. Wilson has moved to the Har-
rison ranch.
Dick LasKeil wants two girls. See
advertisement.
i Capt. Hagen is hammering spikes
on the N. g. road.
Robert Kearnes bought property of
Mrs. Simons lately.
i r. M. G. Bradley came down from
the mines Saturday.
i ]. Phegley took charge of the Ar
lington hotel Monday.
Rumor says that the Liberal hall in
South Brownsville is haunted.
!, Niue new buildings have been
erected in Amelia this summer.
i Ped Ross comolains Of the roads
be.ween here aod Craw -ordsville.
u Mrs. Dode Howe is none the better
by coming in contact with poison OAK.
) mines slightly afflicted with rheuma-
tism.
II The sign Bazaar is emblazoned in
: large letters on the Red Front jewelry
store.
Charley Howe bought five acres OF
land in the Galbraith addition last
E week.
al The fac.o.y company Is wide1
he race 10 inc esse tie supply oi
: wa,es.
Wn. Sre ry has a lame hand, the
- IL of Kick f.om COW he was
7 MIX; =.
Mrs. Minnie Adams went to Leba
: non Friday and returned Sunday
morning.
Miss Alice Dean went 10 Califo4 mis-
this week in the hope of beneittins
n her health.
T5os. Pillsbe.~r has lie ueasest ant
I oes a ? 'Sei W ;e,y s;oce this side
u os Pol. at.
Il Merton Powell occupies the resi-
y dence which he recently purchased o
: III. r. Powell.
Jake Bilyeu wrenched his ankl,
y while liding through the timber il
II pcTsuit of n COW.
e H'-h ! use. ian-5a K sidewalk
II a.G 5css ne cha tes', viii soon be %,
a io-Ce- os business.
le James Wilson moved into the houS
l. which he purchased from A. Jacl
/ Adams this week.
1t J.F. Vennec bought house an,
l. lot of Mrs. Lemaster lately, and tool
,e possession this week.
,e The facio S. .a;ed up MONDAY
- a .e1 be ~ il te d ee days while
= new flr re wss Pot -.
NJ. Howe. :a.her OF Chasles an
Br .es Rove .e;rsaed 10 his nom
ne- ALL Sa.r cay.
J.W. Driver went to Union Nor
day. Jim will ply the trade of blacl
a. smith in that town in the future.
l. Nc. Sawyer, while engaged in the
es to him-novel occupation OF splittin
ut stove-wood. received bad cut on th
" lip.
eT James Waggoner received bis hous'
: hold goods f1om Portland Monda,
o. He is living with his moiher-in-law I
present.
r. VIM Sper.y aud vie returned iroi
:. Porlland last week; they have col
"a cluded to live the remainde- of the
60 days in Brownsville.
~ A ieeaoe q ice nace''ng WAS held 1
re the G. hall Srlcay erin
OF Soecc;les VIC made by Messrs. NJ
g. Eoaa a0d Bore.
en- At meeting os the c. and b.
o. M. and NJ. Co, held Friday evenin
e; Geo. A. Dyson resigned the secfe;a:.
no ship and C. E. Stana.d was elected
he his stead.
he A mal re-. C .aw .o.t.. il'e has q
&c covered a ~; 3e aeae Dss ho,se fn
e yieids a e;Dle 1cid q, ali v OF sheep d.
e Cav o Sis lie people tn-n up The
he noses a. na:, nj gas.
ng j. j. Sawyer, III. B. Mover, Chas.
~ Miller, VIM. Moore, Curran Cool,
u and Jeff Isom went to Eugene Satu
lst day to assist at the institution of
* of P. lodge in that city.
IS, The Brownsville Building and Los
he Association held meeting Mond;
he evening. We are told that toe ASSOC
ise alton have sold the greater part of Il
Galb,aiih addition at COED profit.
The publishers of the Times, arm,
IS with shotgun, drove out into Il
- country Monday, osiensibly to hu
Eo pheasants. If anyone is missing, "
10 may know the boys were successful.
hs ee'";3-:ion o: the high licen
Iu ;'cSe 3e g e:ec;et mad from JrL
ice @ i'7s co. - l1soh ihe new 70
on cloaX .e =. Cd ia K, out of &
ny G s, oa watch 10 put mp
ore Iooa.
lie. A pe:i;iou asking for a esosswa
,en and also sidewalk in Hausman's q
ii dition. was laid before the Council
-, a re, ea5 meeting. The crosswalk "
~ o-de ell belt, but The later was Ii
"a on The table, 70: The vety good reas
led siIat the sIeet along which the wa