The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-10-05
lebanon Express.
FRIDAY OCT. s, 1894,
Expressions.

Jack Ralston left today for his home
in Portland.
Mr.. J. w. Mensles Is III at the Vie I'M
Shingle mill.
Mrs. G.. Lovelee Is visiting her
sister In Salem.
Wheat Is only bringing 20 cents and
oats ls@ 20 cents.
Mr.. George Pope, the Portland hop
buyer, Is In Lebanon.
Mr.. Walter Peacock was In town
yesterday on business.
Mr.. w. M. Slater now drives the
Sweet Home stage.
Ruff Hiatt and 2. T. Bryant return
ed Wednesday from the mines.
Mrs. s. M. Garland left Wednesday
for Portland on visit with friends.
There will he preaching at the G. p.
church Sunday by Rev. A. Jack
Adams.
The Lebanon Art Gallery Is the
place TO get fine photos for little
money.
Babies always welcomed at Boyd's
gallery and he never fails TO get good
picture.
Mrs. N. w. Smith expects to leave
tomorrow for Oakland, Or, to visit hel
sister Ruth.
1t is reported that another butcher
shop Is to open up in Lebanon In the
irfUr future.
Dame Rumor says there is to be n
wedding ln or near Lebanon between
this and Wednesday.
Mr.J. M. Marks is travelling for the
Test Orchard 4 Nursery Go. Of Albany
soliciting orders.
Miss ADJ Vaughn who has been
v'siting relatives at this place, left
yesterday for Portland.
J. b. Thompson, the genial proprie-
tor OF the ut. Charles, returned yester-
day from Goldendale, WASH.
" The first payment for Geo. Rowell
Of Sweet Home of $500 from the
Maccabees was paid yesterday,
Mr.. Cleavlnger informs US that
Fred is fast improving in health
which fact we are glad to note.
Henry Smith and Ed Umphrey
killed 20 Denny pheasants In about Oh
hour and n half last Saturday
Mrs. w. b. Peters, of San Leandro,
Cal, was visiting her sister, Mrs. J. M
Marks, Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
P. M. Smith, w. ]. Guy and Jos.
Keebler left the first Of the week fol
X the mountains for q week or ten days
hunt.
G. b. Campbell, manager of the
Keeiey Institute, Of Salem, was in oul
city last Saturday and made this Office
a pleasant call.
A crowd of merry serenaders were
out Wednesday evening and theil
gentle warbles could be heard In var
ious parts Of the city.
VIM. Wolford left yesterday fol
Minnesota to visit relatives, after
which he will locate in Bowldel
county, Colorado.
Mrs. ID. y. Holt, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. mud Mrs. J. III
schnson at this place, left for her home
l-yiYis Rsrrisburg last week,
Married, at the United Presbyterian
parsonage, 0akville, Oct. I'd, 1894, by
Rev. A. M. Acheson, Mr.. Lehn anG
and Mrs. Flora B. Rutledge, all Of Linz
county.
Grand ball at Union hall October l2
1894. Tickets including supper 81
Also sociable at G. A. II. hall. Ere,
and supper 25 cents. Given under tn,
auspices Of the Lady Maccabes.
Jerome Gentry died at the home o
his father, 9, 0. Gentry, last Tuesda.
evening at 10 O'Clock with that dreat
dlsease, consumption. He was burie'
yesterday In the Masonic cemetery
We will publish obituary next week
! Mr., VIM. Dibble and Miss Emm
Grisl ,afu were married at the Grishan
farm last Wednesday in the presenc
ola few inyited friends, Rey. L. Este
officiating. Both have hos
offriends here who extend their bes
wishes.
IL Ia rumored that Messrs. wi
Humphrey and Alex Pefdom VII
take charge of the Orego Fopallst
They are experienced printers am
will makes good paper, The Jeftei
son Review will be merged into til
NJ.