The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-08-21

i thAD WUch AA Atuhttys
Children, remember the Band meet
Ing next Thursday afternoon, at thret
o'clock. Boys, come; this work Is fol
you as well as for the girls. There !,
work for all. Come, we need your
help. HATTIE s. CARorHERs
Beautiful city lots to exchange fol
horses and cattle.
PETERSON & GARLAND.
The Council Of Albany let the con.
tract last Friday night for near $4,000
worth Of sewers. 1t will only be d
matter of few months now when All.
bany will have the most complete sew.
crage system Of any city on the coast.
Go to y. r. Bach for boots and shoes.
Mr.. J. @. Eaton and daughter, Miss
Maud, left Monday, for Nebraska
their former home. They expect to be
gone about three months.
Rev. ]. r. Kirkpatrick commenced
work on hts new house this week in
Park addition.
MARRIED.--Aug. 10, 1891, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, by
Rev. Israel Carleton, Mr.. Vim. M.
Owning to Miss Emma e. Clarke.
The Harrisburg Courier gives the
following as a part IT the scandal here
tofore mentioned In that city: "The
tranquility Of our little city was con-
siderably disturbed last Thursday eve
ming by Geo. Howard compelling his
wife to march through the middle Of
the streets at the point of a shot gun,
thereby proving himself to be as igno-
rant as he 10 cowardly. He said he hud
found his wife in an altogether GEN.
promising position with an ex.repre-
sentative Of this county who is now
citizen Of Harrisburg"
The Waterloo Development company
have filed articles Of incorporation In
the Office Of the secretary Of state
for the purpose of acquiring, by pur-
chase or otherwise, lands, water, water
rights, and water power at or near
Waterloo, Linn county, and to use the
same for the purpose of generating
power to run mills Of all kinds, facto-
ries, electric plants, and electric power,
and to build, lease or own everything
necessary to carry on their business.
The principal Office Of the company
will be at Waterloo, Linn county, after
Jan. !, 1892, and until that time at AL
bany. The amount Of capital stock Is
$40, 900, divided into shares Of 500 each.
The incorporators are Z. L. Montague,
]. o. Writsman, and w. C. Dayis.
There are great many passing
through our town daily going to and
from Sodaville. This summer resort
is fast coming to the front.
BoRN.-To the wife Of j. w. Carson,
Aug. l4th, boy. Mother and babe
both doing well.
Mr. r. Hull opened . produce store
This week In the old Exchange hotel
where he will handle all kinds Of fruits
and vegetables.
Mr. A. Cowan left Monday for CO.
Iumbia, Mo-, on visit to his old home. |
He intends to he gone six months or a
year.
Last Sabbath night Rev. Boyd |
reached his farewell sermon In the NJ. |
U. church toa large congregation. He
oft, Tuesday, for Salem to attend con-
erence. He said he was pretty sure
ne would not he put OH this work next
'0ar lie ana wife have made many |
'riends while among us.
MIR. }. A. Beard spent Sunday In
own with his family.
By special request Rev. G.. y. Ham
eiter will preach again next Sabbath
light upon the subject "Catholic Spir.
t." All cordially invited to attend.
Roy Stuart, the invalid son Of G. ].
Stuart, the O. P. conductor, had mo {
Miraculous escape from death last
week. He Is ut Yaquina City, with
liz mother, and was down In the buy
N on old scow playing in the water.
10 heard the report Of u rifle on the
I'LL above and soon after the bullet
truck his boat. He raised up to Q
Who WAS shooting, and as he did 20
urned his head to one side. That un-
onseious turn saved his life, for at that
Instant another hHllct from 4 8s Vii.
hester, plowed through his hat, ia.