The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-05-12

DIR. J. A. Lamberson, is in Portland
! this week on business.
Frank Settle has been suffering with
one Of Jobs c0mforter's of late.
Nearly everybody is having their
picture taken while they are cheap.
Prof Michener had business over at
Shedd again last Saturday and Sun
day.
Concert at the Band Hall next Tues.
day evening by the Bailey family and
others.
The smallpox which has made Its
appearance In Olympia has not spread
further.
Call on Frey and Settle and see the
bargains they are offering in team har.
ness.
Mr.. Slater and family have moved
to Portland where they will make
their future home.
Ida Burrows, the actress who broke
her leg at McMinnville through de-
fective sidewalk, is just getting out of
the hospital. She will sue McMinn-
vile for $4,000 damages.
c. w. Cobb and family came out
from Albany Monday, on a visit to
relatives at this place. Mr. Cobb left
Wednesday for Seattle. Mrs. Cobb
and children will remain here while
he is gone.
Carlyle w. Harris, the young medI.
cal student who killed his young wife;
to whom he was secretly married, was,
electrocuted at Sing Sing Tuesday.
He maintained that he was innocent
to the last.
Mr.. +. NJ. Steel has leased G E.
Hardy $ elegraph line and has moved
the office into the old Exchange hotel.
Mr.. Steel is said to be a fine operator
and will no doubt give the people
good service.
| He wonder will many Corvallis
ties 60 to the Worlds Fair.
| She-How long will it last?
He-About five months,
She-Then my answer is, No. They
won't hear Of 1t until it is over.
| The Albany Democrat is informed
that suit will be brought against the
Street Railway Company, on the
ground that their new track obstructs
the street, and also TO prevent the use
Of the motor inside the city limits
What will materialize will be watched
with interest.
The state off GERS held meeting
Tuesday for the purpose of considering
the plans and make preliminary ou t
line of the work to be done IN the mat.
| WI VI pchIiOi hhu NobduHcHluell Ol
jute mill at the state prison. The
officers are arranging the details of the
work and very soon expect to have thu
ute mill well under way.
Mrs Lillian Moorehouse has com
menced proceedings against George
W. Moorehouse for divorce, on tn,
grounds of desertion and non-support
as she claims that he has never givef
her one dollar since they were mar
ried. The case will come up at Dallas
where Mrs. Moorehouse is living witt
her sister.
If the EXPRESS does not come up tt
the usual standard this week credit
the fault to our better half, as thi
has been house-cleaning week dowI
our way, and everything has been in
muddle, and we have to 30 on colo
grub, and part of the time attend to tn,
baby. Our nights have been one con
tinual night mare, that is, when W
were not pulling Oh some old carpet o.
scrubbing some base board; but w
will try and be all right next week.
L. w. Achinson, of the firm o
Il. w. Achinson 4 Co., of Albany call
ed on us to-day, having set up mon
ument at the grave of Retta, beloved
, daughter of our esteemed townsmar
: Samuel Coad. The monument is mad
of the beautiful Mountain Dark mar
: BILE with mourning veins running
through, and is one of the neatest mon
uments ever placed in our cemeteries
The workmanship and material ar,