The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-06-12

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Mrs. w. J. Ray will do plain sewing
Chas. Hindman is back to Lebanon
again.
w. H. Booth NJ. D. physician and
surgeon, Lebanon Oregon.
IS pounds extra c sugar for 81 al
I. c. Peebler's.
We are informed that Mrs. NJ v
Doud has been seriously i'll with cry
sipe,as the past week.
Prof. Torbet attended commence
inent exercies Mt the Willamette Uni
versity at Salem, this week.
Mr.. Geo. Ichum, who had charge o.
the depot during Mr.. Bennett.
absence, has returned to his heme in
Harrisburg,
Mr.. /. r. Borum bought lot in
J. NJ. Ralston's third addition this
week, and intends building ON it some
time during the summer.
Rev. G S Hanleiter and Geo. F
Burkhart went to Corvallis Tuesday,
to attend the meeting of the board OF
trustees of Corvallis College.
| Next Sunday evening "Children's
day. will be observed at the NJ E.
church. An excellent program: 1.-THE
pearl gatherers, will be rendered. All
welcome The pastor will preach al
II A. NJ.
Rev. Hanlieter requests us to say
that IN Sept, about LIST to 18th, he will
begin camp-meeting, just north of
the ditch on Lebanon and Albany
road. Bishop Key and other proini
nent ministers are expected to assist
during the meeting.
Rev. T P Boyd was at Drain, Doug
lass county, on Sunday last and
preached the academy sermon at
Douglass academy. His pulpit was
filled Sunday morning by Rev Hick-
man and at night by Rev Case.
The EXPRESS has received a good
communication from Mr. Lewis I
South who Is now at Ellensburg
Wash, in regard to his trip from his
home in this county. but it is unavoid.
ably crowded out.
On Wednesday s. o. Long sold his
place in the northern part of town, tc
s. A, Cochell for the consideration of
$500. The place has a real nice young
orchard on it and Mr.. Cochell says he
will soon make it as nice a home as
there is around Lebanon.
Will exchange for a good milk cow.
one new sewing machine, latest inn
provements, high arm, full set of at
tachments, fine furniture, all walnut,
seven drawers and drop leaf, self
bander and threader. Apply TO the
new Jeweler at City drug store.
On and after June 1st. r. n. Wright
will take charge of my books and is
hereby duly authorized to make all
collections. All accounts are now due
and must be paid at once. I need my
money as without it I cannot do bust
ness. Please be ready to settle as
soon as your account comes to you.
Very Respectfully,
T.C. Peebler.
By a recent act of the legislature,
practieing physicians We're required to
register with board of examiners the
authority under which they practice
their profession. Among the number
who neg Iected to do so, was DIR. Lam
berson, it was therefore necessary for
him to go before the board and stand
examination, w b lie h h d d,
and returned home happy in the
possession of certificate with the reg
ulation golden seal thereon.
On last Monday MIR. Coyle, our mar
shall, took the young German boy
Emil Wenland, who has been laying
around town for the past two weeks,
to Albany where he was examined
before Judge Blackburn by Drs. Hill
and Ellis, and committed to the
asylum to which place he was taken
by Deputy Sheriff Rawlings The
cause of Wenland's insanity is self
abuse. He Is native of Germany,
20 years of age, feet s inches tall and
weighs 80 pounns.
Last week we were favored with
full account of the proceedings of the
w g II U convention held in Portland
May 18th and 26th, written by Mrs NJ
] Townsend of Albany, which on ae-
count of reaching us to lateo could not
be put in type. The meeting was
very profitable one. The officers for
the ensuing year are president, Mrs
Riggs; Mrs n Sham, recording secre-
tary; Mrs Foster, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs Byleu, treasurer. The menu
ship is 172S active and 800 honorary,
An emigrant recently from Kansas
brought to the Scio Roller MIlls sever
al sacks of corn that he had brought al
the way from the state famed for grass
hoppers, drouths, cyclones, Farmers
Alliance, etc. The corn was brought
to the mill to be ground into meal,
which Mr.. Coin, with his old-time
proceeded to do, The quer-
~ is whether the emigrant expected
of food here when he arrived,
or whether he had a penchant for
stJohnny cake'' that he was afraid was
not included in an Oregon bill of fare.
-Scio Press.
F n Rosco, of Albany, was in this
City Wednesday.
Ed KelIenburger's pony fell with
him, and bruised him considerably
last Saturday. AS consequence he
has stiff knee.