The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-06-09

| u, pair OF tWin girls.
Prof. Michener left yesterday for Halsey
to visit his brother.
Ex-Sheriff Matt Scott has moved, 10
his farm.
Mrs j. F. Stubbleiield has opened type
writing office in DR.. Courtney's building,
where she solicits your patronage.
Born, to the wife orc. F. Moist,
June 4. 1893, a daughter. Mother and
baby both doing well.
Rev. Wooley passed through Leba-
non this week on his way home from
Sodayille.
Mr.. Lane, of Portland, was in L,eb-
anon this week visiti ng his uncle, G,
Lovelee and family.
Rev. Jas. Eva who has been preach
ing at Sodaville for the past year, left
Tuesday for Goldendal, Wash.
Mr.. E. Kidder, of Alexandria, Minn.
arrived in Lebanon this week on his
way to Sweet Home.
Prof. Gay is fitting good many
difficult cases Of defective visi IN, ut
the st. Charles Hotel. He will re-
main until next Monday morning.
Our public school closed last Friday. An
other year of cuccessfhl work closed under
the able management of Prof. Michener
assisted by Mrs. Fonk, Miss Griggs and
Miss Carothers, all of whom have given
the best Of satisfaction.
| ]. j. Charlton returned to Albany
Monday, his health having sufficient.
| ly recovered to enable him again to
take up his law business.
The president appointed Charles FL.
Mansur, Missouri, second controller Of
the treasury; Charles Dayton, post
master of New York City.
The Dalles-Prlneville stage route has
again been changed to run from Prime
willie directly to Bakeoven, instead Of
around by Antelope.
The Marshfield Mail pathetically
remarks that "old inhabitants remem.
bera time when between winter and
summer there was u season known us
spring.
The Church of Christ meets in the
Academy for regular services every
Lords Day in the morning at II
o'clock. Sunday school ut 10 O'Clock.
All are invited to attend.
have 10 acres Of garden land ad.
joining Lebanon, part Of it lays on the
inside Of the incorporation, for sale nj
bargain. Call and get prices and
see the land. w. G. PETERSON.
/ am now prepared to furnish sup
plies Of all kinds to hop growers cheap.
er than they can be bought in Port
land quassla wood whale oil soap O
speciality. j. A LANBERsoN,
Commission Merchant, Lebanon Or
Send your name and address tc
Read Peacock 4 Co., Albany, Oregon
and mention the EXPRESS, they will
mail you fashion sheet free each
month.
N, W. Smith returned Monday from
San Francisco. He reports having
had a fine time, DR.. Foley and Mr.
Garland will return on the next
steamer, which will get in about The
l4th.
The following from an exchange il
printed for its odity: "The grea
trouble with men is that they MARI,
too Young. No man has right tt
think Of marriage until he is thirt,
and not one in q thousand before they
are forty. The man who marrie
young is always grateful to his wife /
she dies and neglects her if she lives
S. M, Garland and wife, of Lebanon
Oregon, arrived in Selma last evening
Mrs Garland is a daughter Of Rev
J. r. kirkpatrick of this place. Mr.
Garland is one Of 0regon's prominen
attorneys and came to California will
the merchant excursionists who ar
now enjoying the hospitality of thei
San Francisco brethren, Ir
rigator.
Last Monday Mrs. W. J. Ray swort
out complaint against G, r. LoveaIl
for using insulting language to her.
The difficulty seems to have arose over
ladder. The case, which attracted
much attention, was tried before th
rity recorder Tuesday evening, Atty