The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-06-16

~, ls.ASocS anu Wite W6fe III tuNTl
this week.
G. I, Cotton is clerklng in Pugh q
Wallaees this week.
Miss Iva Smith is visiting IN Albai "
this week.
Kelly, Dunno 4 Co.'S. pure prepared
house paint for sale by N. w. Smit h.
T. Il Dodson and family bave mo v
ed 70 Oregon City.
Call onFrey and Settle and see the
bargains theyssare offering in team har-
ness.
T. G. Peebler intends to go to Fish
lake on fishing expedition the first of
next week.
J. O. Bilyeu and family are in
Brownsville attending the pioneer
picnic.
Prof. Torbet, Of Albany, was in our
city yesterday shaking hands. with
old friends.
+. l.. Power, successor to Thompson
Il Overman at Albany, is the place to,
buy harness, whips, robes, etc.
For single or double harness, sad
dies ETC., 90 to e. L. Power at Thomp-
son 4 Overman's old stand, Albany,
Oregon.
Mr.. Ream and wife Of Albany, were
in Lebanon this week visiting W. H..
Reed and family. Mrs. Ream is a
sister of Mr.. Reed.
G. w. Wheeler and wife returned
home Wednesday from Independence,
where they have been on a visit to
their son.
The Bailey concert which wasgiven
ut the Academy last Tuesday evening,
was well attended and pronounced a
a splendid concert by all who were
present.
1 w. b. Donaea and E. E. Hammacki
Of this place, are in Portland this week
attending .he Masonic Grand Chap
ter. Mr. Donaca will have his eyes
treated again while there.
Prof. Michener will leave today for
San Francisco via Yaquina on the
teachers excursion. After remaining
there a few days, he will 90 on to his
home in Kansas. Prof. Michener has
made many friends while in our
midst.
The Sodaville Cornet Baud will
| play the celebrated drama, "The Con
federate SPY, next Saturday, June
II, 1898, in the City Hall, (Hill's new
building) SodaviIle, Ore. General
admission 25 cents; reserved seats S5
cents; children between 10 to Is years
of age, 10 cents; children under 10,
free.
Ruff Hiatt returned home Monday
from Eugene where he has beeh to
deliver 800 head of cattle to Pickard &
Stewart, which he had sold to them.
Pickard & Stewart has left for Eastern
Oregon with 2200 head Of cattle. They
went via the Mckenzie route. This is
the largest band of cattle ever drove
out Of this country at one time. Chas
Walton, Henry Beard and Jas. Elliott
accompanied them across the mount.
aims.
The bank of Hamilton, Job & Co.,
at Corvallis closed Its doors last Sat
urday morning for the want of cash.
A notice was pasted on the door say
ing that the bank had ample assets
to pay all deposits in full as soon as
they can be realized upon. There was
no run upon the First National bank
there as reported. The branch of
Hamilton q Jobs bank at Yaquina
also closed its doors.
There will be basket meeting at
Waterloo on the 4th Sunday in June
commencing at II a. m. Two services
during the day, and number will
also be baptised. Let all come and
bring your baskets, All are kindly
invited. We are now building the
new ehnrch at Waterloo. Please all
who have subscribed pay to W. g.
Crawford at Waterloo as soon as pos
sihle; he is building the church.
G. N. PLowMAN, Pastor.
Earl, l3-year,old sou Of Frank Gil
liam of Heppner, wandered into the
hills Saturday afternoon and could
not be found. That night the resi-
dents Of Hepnner turned out en- masse