The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-08-28
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Lebanon Mills and is prepared 10 40
wheat cleaning and chopplng'
There is considerable new building
going on in Lebanon at this time.
sP. Bach keeps lineof boots and
shoes MS well as Brownsville woolen
goods.
Chas. d. Montague has moved lh'o
the Cyrus house.
ri Is said that never before have SO
many people gone recreating up IN
the mountains as this season. q con-
tinual string Of teams Is coming aha
going.
The opening sermon at the camp
meeting will! be preached at "A O'Clock
"Wednesday morning. There VIII also
he afternoon and night services.
The salem journal says that the
! Methodist ministers attending the
conference In Salem eat brandy-sauce
wi,h their pudding at the hotel Will
annette, and take II with arellsh. wen
/ why shouldn't they.
Rev. Molloy preached toa very ap-
nrpcla.ive audience at the M r.
church South, sunday evening, ne
accompanied by Revs. Hanliter ana
cress started for Roseburg Monday,
"a attend the annual conference o.
their church, which will convene this
week.
Mrs. s. M. Liggett, the only daugll-
Ter Of Mr.. Cowan, our worthy towns
,,an. come in from Camp Creek
! Eastern Oregon, Saturday to VISIT hei
father. To her great disappointment
q her father had already started on hl'
: visit to Missouri.
! Mr.. w. II, Bishop was in town sa'
urday. Mr.. B is the general agent i"
the Brownsville Eagle Woolen MN
: IN Portland. He has many ffieha
= here. and expresses himself great
y surnrised at the growth Of our town
Mrs. Annie Winslow the Frien
). evangelist who preached at the Y, !
! church sunday night last, returned
7 her home ut Marion Monday Mf
winslow was well pleased with OF
., citv. and will probably return later
" ossist in n revival meeting,
The Baptist church Is assuming U
''' " appearance Of a finished Ftruelul
!, !, The rustic and roof are on, ana y
''e Iothlnc ia about on. When the hou
is completed it will bea very neat ~ ~
Ip- comfortable house. The main auul
wv rium will seat about 200 people
hg congratulate these people III oel
US Mile to have so nice place to worsl
in.
ket The hop louise is detestable VI
M cuss. He is making his ravaGes
mir tbe hon fields Of the valley and is dpl
Ehe considerable damage. The alafh'
extent to which he is multlpiSihg
ies' replenishing the earth Is not ~
we fatterlng to the hop prospects Oh
low country. Cannot a mode hr dlsc'N
Cd to prevent bis inroads before
ore too late?
the While the elements are pay
4 NJ thunder and lightning In the eaS'
in states we of the Willamette valley
sheltered by the dome ON peac
,os stv and the harvest proceeds uh
,vor Tested ythe fury Of the storm cl'
,,no Dreron is IN oll verify secohe
,atb ppradise, rich with the spo''so' y
ona FIJI seasons that never know wh
failure is.
SIrs An Irishman dreamed That he c'
this for a toddy at a popular res',f.'
,tted har-keeper asked i hf wo''la h"N
cIed bot or cold. ''IAH have Y hot,
.cna- said Pat, with much emphasis
thc t,en bio awoke from bis slunlhefA'
turning oycrin he'd he maitered y
rntic appointed tones, And, he gorFNt
rons, sorry / didn't take It cold now.
llrect Thomas A. sutherland, editor .
mo,s NIX aSunday Welcome" publishes y
m,d land, met death by drowning Y
'hiug Willamette, at The footof stark !
gooos Portland. The par'lcuh'fs NY
y e.sV that the unfortunate man oellls
for tic ferry boat attempted 70
9eaeh aboard aud missed his footing
MY landed III the river, with t'ie Y
''nen' aboyc stated. Mr., sutherland Y,
oSeP,' Old settleron thecoast and hishl
a,pga' ,r,a,, spected rs \ journalist
'h,th Mr. ]. A. Gross, who is well :