The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-24
sopAvalLe Nnws.

~ Now ftr saolsc AcM etdewatks ana I'M
proved streets.
Horn. 10 the wife of q. W. MeElhoes. n
daughter, ON the iatl, inst
sfsrssE ". w. CraWfsirl, uf Issllnhan, has
been employed 10 teach the hand.
Lookout for hoom in ssNia. II Is roni-
-&ng. We will tell you IN the future,
sasf{tviilinns arr being treated 10 some uf
the -, eekle,l bcautiesN ut the hands of Mr.
Mitlafsl.
SUNDAY school anil prayer meetings ef
( this place ,rc in u healthy condition. The
next step ia to keep thcm so.
Messrs Ferry n Terhune are making .ciee
important changes in their large livery sta-
2 Bile Oh Main street. one of which is bran
new front.
The Free Methoiists will hold their an
nual cnnipmcetiag ut this place, for this
proN4 large crowd will I've present non,
different counties,
A spelling mattel, was held on. Friday
sx ses siris eT Y the s sSS, HOWL Shis With ended IN
victory for the boys, they winning two out
of three times. Try again, girls.
The Sadavillc literary Society closcd on
sa,srss evening lass I'LL the first Sasarday .
healthy state since its birth last fall, but
will s-e,s tSc ON the table till next fall.
People lravc i,egan to come in already Ia
the spring and We hear of some anniiies
exl&ctipg q lively time for Soda this sum
nlcr amt iali, as the number who visit us for
rest aud health rapidly increases from year
~ year.
lsevsa ae,l Mrs. Bashor are to start East on
the 21th inst. They will proeced direct to
Maryland, where the Elder is sent as dele.
gate to the Dunkark church. Mrs. B. will
visit many friends anil relatives while away
Nu their Eastern trip. They will bc absent
about two months.
Oeir school is in prosperous and health
ful condition, there still being a large at
;:eacher, pupils and patrons. When tbs
new wing will have been built and another
teacher hired, the prospects for laigc and
Interesting school are good. The people q
sSodaSille are fully aware that Il good scl,oo
in community always insurcs general ad
,Nancensent in everything, and good schoo
Us the first aim OF all concerned.
Mrs. Emily Pitt Stevens, lady from Sar
Francisco and lecturer of the W. e. 7. u.
addressed full house at this place on Wed
,nesday night last. The result of her even
ingss work, was list OF fifty new member.
.A,ldci to the already large organization y
the Women's Christian Temperance Union
Twenty-Five nf these were iatiies and th'
remainder gentlemen. Mrs. Stevens is mo-
5s,ssfy we'll prepared to do her work, but is al
Interesting and impressive talSer as well.
About the smallest, ssseanest and mos
scoutemptible caper that has been performe,
in this vicinity for some time, was th'
bfeakspg down of one OF Mr. Hardman'i
maple shade trees in front of the hotel b,
some despiosahlc sneak of low stsndiny
who has more brains than he can prorerl,
manage, and who should be shrunk from
and summed by everybody in utter disgust
4fnS n Oeing in the form of a human
SHOULD thus stoop so low, and willfnliy ans
maliciously destroy public or private prop
gcrty. is one of the mysteries of mysteries.
s a cornet band has been organized in ON
xown consisting of ten pieces. These wh'
are thus mu<icSliy inclined are: II. II
klum, JAMES Pound, Ala Parrish, Evcret
Parrish, Vim. Pound, VIM. Smith, Joe fIau
pert, Edward Peery, Lawrence Perry, an,
Louis Barzee. The boys have their in<trn
fsents here In town. all paid for, and q goo,
Tsruseesiolsss TEACHER employed. This look
like business, and if ambition, energy an,
.earnestness mean anything Sodavilfe viii
have good hand. IL will be known to tn,
siusaic as the Sodaviiic Comet Band. Sue
Gess. boys.
SopAyuIR, Or. April 81, 1891.