The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-10-17
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.. y, Watiace's ,dweHing Is approach-
ing completion.
Hunters report q slight fall of snow
In the mountains:
Mrs. Morgan (coiored), of Shedd, was
In town Friday last.
Martin Hickman Is clerking In E.
Goan's furniture store.
> Call and see the fresh stock of choice
candies at the Variety store.
Remember that NJ. A. Miller keeps
full supply Of school books.
@. c. File is building house in
Kirkpatrick's fourth addition.
Mr.. Lonsberry Is building good
dwelling house on Park street.
a-s - d Walton is painting his commo-
dious dwelling on Grove street.
Jerry Shea, of Sweet Home, was in
town Friday with load of onions.
A large and well executed sign sur
mounts the Lebanon machine shop.
-. The Oregon mist piade several duck
Fenfis while we slept wednesday night.
Mrs. Cowan has 4aida new walk in
front OF her property ON Grove street.
Brown Hansard lowered his building
TO correspond with the walk in front.
las. Boyles sold his cottage last week
and Is building another house this
week.
Call at Briggs gallery and see the
photos of Lekanon people now on exhi-
Lition.
Mr.. Barrett is building residence
on his late purchase in Kirkpatrickis
addition
=. @. Reeds house on Bridge Avenue
viii be an ornament 10 that portion of
the town.
J. F. Markham got the large boiler
across the canal to the paper mill
"Wednesday.
Property owners are laying walks
from Main street to J. Wassom's near
the flour mill.
The grand military ball was given
last Friday night as advertised, and
was well attended.
Briggs will still continue to make
cabinet photos for $3.50 per doz. at his
gallery on public square.
We know not what our population
Ia. but we do know that it has increased
rapidly since January last.
Gus. Reed aeeidently stuck a knife
blade into the left hand Of E. B. Crouch,
infiicting laintul wound.
Rev. G. a. MeIIroy bought two lots
on Vine street and hes erected a cot
Tage twenty-six feet square.
The Oregon Presbytery of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church eonvenes
an Lebanon October % at 7:3O P. N.
4 family arrived this week from
Michigan, and moved into Liberty
precinct five miles east Of Brownsville
Rev. HanIeiter preached Sunday
morning to the largest congregation
that ever assembled at Happy Home.
Sol. Wood; Of Willow creek, d1ove
through town Sunday the finest band
OF horses that we have seen this sum-
mer.
DR.. Negus has fitted up very neatly
for offices the two front rooms over the
variety store, where his visitors will
l.tf0d him.
The typhoid and pneumonia patients
In and about Lebanon are all iInprov-
Ing under the sklllful treatment of our
n. DIS.
A series of revival services are in pro-
gress at the NJ. E. church under the
sdpervisi6nof' the pastor Rev. Thos.
P. Boyd.
On Wednesday morning the ground
was covered with about half inch of
snow, the first of the seasou.-Ochoeo
Review.
H. Y. kirkpatrick has just received a
fine assortment Of fresh candies, and
that viii be the place to get your sweet
tooth filled.
Married, Oct. 9, 1890, by the Rev.
Martin Hickman, VIM. T. E. Wilson
and Miss Bertha ]. Stephenson, all of
Linn county.
No one being found willing to pay
his tax, s'the yellow dog with bob
tail two years old" was duly executed
according to law.
The Southern Methodist church will
be completed by the first of November.
The steeple is now complete and is a
thing of beauty.
n. c. Eugberg will open jewelry
store here next week, when he will be
pleased to repair all watches, clocks
and broken jewelry.
There seems to be no. check in the
building boom atafh4s place. LuH5bsr
fs put into buildings as fast as the
planeEs can dress it.
From all appearances, the Sunday
liquor law is generally observed. That.
is right. Give the bartenders rest
one day in the week.,
The public school building will soon
be completed, much to the satisfaction
of teachers and pupils, who are COM
PEELED to use the old building.
From the quantity of paints and oils
that our town drug stores are selling,
1T looks like unpainted houses will be
a thing of the past in Lebanon.
H. Y Kirkpatrick took several fine
horses to Seattle Monday. Among
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