The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-12-29

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Mrs, J. NJ, Ralston is visiting rel
atives in the city to-day.
NJ. A. Miller isjust in the receipt Of
an assortment ofiiine stationary.
Tuesday evening Jessie Ralston's
friends gave her surprise party.
The suit broughs against the city byI
Mr. Clevenger was set for next Thurs.
day.
! Miss Hattie Carothers has been
seriously i'll, at her sisters home in,
Portland.
! II. Hull left yesterday to look for ar
new location, having decided to try al
new field.
The sale Of The o. P. was not con-
firmed, and now they can commence
all over again.
Frank Miller returned to Lebanon.
last Saturday, after an absence of sew,
eral months.
Have you tried Pugh & Wallace for
gents furnishing goods and groceries,
If not, why notf
A number Of the young people of
this place enjoyed social, last night,
at Mrs, Grisham's.
There was a social at ]. Mossholderis
Tuesday evening, given in honor of
Miss Edith Mckinney.
w. F. Read, of Albany, was in the
city the first efthe week, looking after
his store at this place.
Granger McCune, who has been at
tending school in Portland, is home
!, spending the holidays.
Miss Edith Mckinney and herneice
. George Daxis left yesterday for Myrtle
I creek, in Southern Oregon, to, visit
her sister.
/, David Fry, of the EXPIRES, force
/, will leave tomorrow for San Francisco,
to be present at the opening Of the
midwinber fair.
!. W. H.. Wheeler, of Independence,
q spent the week In Lebanon visiting
= his parents. Mr.. Wheeler has sold out
his business at Independence, but in.
tends remaining there.
= Last Thursday night Henry Smith
! and Bill Hildreth started in to settle a
dispute in regular pugilist style, which
resulted in both wearing disfgured
y faces for few days and Henry con-
= tributing IS to the city treasury.
Last Monday Marshal Morgan
arrested John Scanland. John was
= dressed for foot race, hut owing to
"" "" his coming iu contact with Peeblers
" peanut roaster be was oyertaken in
short order. He was prosecuted on
o two charges and plead guilty to both
}, and the fines and costs in both cases
II amounted to $40, which was paid
John West died at his home In
this city, this morning, at 3 o'clock, Of
81 consumption. Mr.. West has been grad.
J. ually failing for the past year, with
le this dreadful disease. He leaves wife
J. three small children, brother, sew
eral sisters, and many friends, to mourn
ID his departure. The burial will oecul
8. at II o'clock tomorrow morning, a
rt the Masonic cemetery.
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III offer.
III The Waterloo Ditch & Power Co. 0
e. Waterloo, Linn county, filed article
of incorporation in the office Of Secre
d, tary Of State Mcbride last week. TIL,
of capital stock of the corporation il
# 5000, and the object is 10 do all things
II connected with the operation Of ,
er general electric plant, such as building
re- and maintaining electric railway
telegraph, and telephone lines, etc, be
n tween Waterloo and Albany. Th,
le incorporators are r. R. Humphrey, 0
1. Jennings, Geo Medley, J. B. Writ, A
y G. Mckee and l. M. Knifong.
For Sale.