The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-11
ebanon Express.
MDAY July IL, 1890.
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ScITen doors and windows at Cru
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ssDan Ftaherty'sn oration appears in
another column
J. NJ. Waters, of Brownsville was in
to see us Saturday.
s1UE Say, Of Brownsville, gave this
e4iice call Monday.
The weather WIS suspicious on our
nation's anniversary.
Mr.. Hansara, of Brownsville, was
in Lebanon this week.
g. T. Cotton moved into his new
store building this week.
Mr.. Rohinett vacated H. Y. Kirk
patrick's house this week.
J. w Banta moved into Bailroie
KirkpatrieS's house this week.
Geo. Gross was in from Waterloo
this week; but where's the jugg
Prof. Wright aud II. Y. kirkpatrick
freated us to cherries this week.
IT. Bryant is bridging the canal
at the paper mill for O'Neil Bros.
Weare OF the opinion that good
cooper would do wen in Lepanon.
g. w. Wheeler has all kinds of
lumber at his saw mill in Lebanon.
No fish oil in our machine oils.
CRUSoN & MENzIEs.
Two dances on the evening of the
Fourth. Both were well patronized.
B. F. Bodweli took possession of the
store vacated by Mr.. Cotton this
week.
Mrs. Pitchford, of Rosehurg Oregon,
place.
Several car loads of people from Al
bany attended the celebration at this
place.
Miss Mabel Hyde is very sick. She
Is afflicted with congestion OF the
lungs.
Mrs. ]. c. Bilyeu drove over from
brownsville "Wednesday to visit old
friends.
The McKanlass Troup played to a
full house on the evening of the
Fourth.
Recorder Peterson was decidedly i'll
for two or three days following the
Fourth.
J. c. AfeFerson will build on his lots
opposite the Academy grounds this
season.
Frank Wayne returned to Lebanon
this week after an absence of three
months
Jak@ BiIveu informs Us that he was
orator Of the day in Charlottesville
July 4fh.
Mr.. Bishop, living near Brownsville,
was visiting Mr. Nichols vew days
this week.
Robinson's Ten Big shows combined
into ole great circus Will be Ia Albany
ON July 81.
T. r. Holland, Of Fngene, visited his
friend q. III. Wilkes iii Lebanon a few
days last week.
Miss allie Winter. of jefferson.
paid her sister. Mrs. Geo. L. Wilcox, >
visit last week
The MeKanIass band certainly rem
hered value received, as did also the
Lebanon band.
The farmers in this section, headed
by the mowers, are marching to the hay
fields in body.
The e. p. parsonage will soon be
completed and ready for the pastor,
Rev. n. L. New.
Isaac Putnam, who is n9w employed
althe-Albany Woolen Mill, was in
Wh Wednesday.
SO. Wallace has disposed of his sprop-
4arty in the country and will build a
residence in town.
Remember yeu can get a hot or cold
| ath aiiv day isi th.s week at /. r. Bo-
runs barber shop.
III. w. Mar,.land will have charge of
she depot during the temporary alb
e,-riee of Mr. Hearn-
Miss Anna Lee, one of Junction's s
charming young ladies, is visiting in
Lebanon this week.
Henry Parrish is putting up barn
on his lot, and will commence work
on his reidence soon.
The Shoe Fly. sprinkler has been
superseded by July showers, which are
both copious and cheap.
Rev. Renick win begin a series OF
meetings III the e. P. church at this
place Friday, July 18th.
NJ. A Miller has a large stock oil
machine oils of all kinds and viii meet
any and all competition.
Luther White of Brownsville and
Rev. Renick. late of Texas, came oyeI
to Lebanon Wednesday
Mr.. Archibald has concluded to build
fine two-story dwelling in the Was
som addition to Lebanon.
Kirkpatrick is having the new store
building, the EXPRESS office and an
adjoining building painted.
Charley Ralston. our banker, intends
to build soon. If he builds according
to plans he will have fine residence.
The game of baseball on the Fourth
resulted in victory for the picked nine
of Albany over e. G. Haekleman's kids
Some wheat fields in this vicinity
are ripcniHg very fast. Before many
weeks pass harvesting will have. begun.
Only one man pushed over at the
celebration. 1t was not considered OF
sufficient consequence to justify an
I arrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Adams left
Brownsville Monday morning to visit
their sen B. f. Adams, near Cottage
Grove.
wo families passed through Leba-
Shey report the mountain road very
rough.
Eureka meat market. just opened on
hotel. Wheeler & Troutman. Call
and see US
Frank O'NeiI went to California this
week. The work on the paper mill
meanwhile is under the supervision OF
Mr.. Wheeler.
sale, new Remington Brcech-