The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-01-13
LEBANON, OREGON JANUARY13, 1898.

J. G. Bilyeu returned yesterday from
/ visit to jefferson.
Abe Leady from near Athena was,
visiting In Lebanon this week.
o. Coons and family left yesterday
Tor their old home in Nebraska,
Mr.. E. 3. Montague Of Albanl,y, Wi Wi
u Lebanon one day tbs week.
Born, to the wife of W. g. Robinett,
" San o q son, weighing "A lbs.
Ao'nef aho baby both doing well.
a Aber Of the little folks Of Leb-
Aro1 spent very pleasant evening at
The residence of Mr.. Crandall.
Mr.. Weeks, one Of the proprietors Of
the Champion mill, and family left
Wednesday for Michigan where he goes
on account Of his wifes' health.
The Church Of Christ meets in the
Academy for regular services every
Lords Day in the morning at II
o'clock. Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
All are invited to attend.
Hon. M. A. Miller has introduced
the following bills: For a fish-way at
Oregon City, to extend the incorpor
ton Of Lebanon and for an appropri-
alton at Sodaville springs.
Fred Carothers, who has been at
tending the State Normal school at
Monmouth, was in town for several
days this week visiting his sister, Miss
E. Carothers. -
A surprise party was given Mr..
J. D. Moore at the st. Charles hotel
Tuesday evening. A large number
Of young people were present and en-
joyed q pleasant evening. Mr.. Moore
has made many friends while here.
He left on Wednesday evening for
Portland.
On Saturday last, while Mr.. E. Os-
borne was cumming out saw at the
Lebanon Machine shop, the emory
wheel burst in several place, one
piece striking him in the face making,
a cut from the top Of his head to his
chin. Another piece striking his
right arm above the wrist, breaking
both bones. Drs. Foley and Booth
were called and dressed the wounds.
Mr. Osborne is improving gradually.
The Oregon Pacific railroad is to be
sold again on the 10th. 1t is rumored
that the road will be purchased by 8.
Case, millionaire hotel man Of New
port who will extend the line from
Yaquina to that city. The men who
are employed on the road have NOS
been paid for the last ten months, but
q great deal Of work has been done on
the line in the way of putting in new
ties, ballasting, ETC., and in repairing
the bulk-heads at Yaquina--O Oregon
ian.
One day last week two little girls Of
Mr.. Leach, who lives near Crawfords-
vile, were out riding on o horse when
some distance from the house a couger
screamed near them soaring the horse
which jumped and threw both Of the
girls off, breaking the leg Of Edith,
the yougest girl and the Oldest took
her sister and carried her as far as
she could and then ran for help. DR.,
Booth of this place was called and set
the broken bones, and at last accounts
the little girl was doing well.
AT a dance at Willow Creek school
house on the 9th inst, says the Ochoct
TeNitW uCCuTIeu Ouc vi tflc Diouulth
tragedies that has ever been enacted IL
Crook county, About 1890 o'clock
while the dancers were enjoying them
selves In the hail. fight took plac,
outside between Heck Wheeler anf
julie Edmund, in which Edmund Wi
killed, stabbed through the heart vii
wheeler severely stabbed In a numb
Of places. Only few persons saw tn,
fight, and they would not give the de
tails. Edmund vas postmaster o
Grizzley postofiice He leaves a wifi
and one child. Wheeler is farmer oI
Willow creek and has no family. i
grudge has existed between the part.
for some time. Coroner Kizer6
about daylight for the scena {T