The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-07-20
FRIDAY JULY 20, 1894.
Expressions.

sweet nome stage.
Hon. c. B. Montague was In Salem
this week on business.
Mrs. NsW. Smith returned home
Wednesday from visit to her sister.
4, r. Bach will have your picture
enlarged free. Purchase $40 worth Of
goods.
W. B. Donaca shipped nine hundred
sacks Of oats TO the San Francisco mar
ket this week.
Miss Mona Miller returned home
Saturday from an extended visit in
Portland.
Rev. q. w. Gibony, Of Oregon City,
was visiting in the city the first Of the
week.
Frank Settle and wife left the first Of
the week for the mountains for a two
weeks outing.
License Saturday for the marriage
Of John w. Scanland and Mary L.
Loofhorrow.
Miss Jessie Ralston's friends gave
her q farewell party last night at the
residence Of A. j. Adams.
BIZ. Kirk and wife are visiting
friends and relatives In Benton county
this week.
W. J. Guy and family left for the
mountains this week for . month or
six weeks outing.
Eirs. }. II. Clelan Of Albany was In
the city this week visiting with her
daughter Mrs. G. @. Rawlings.
Ed Ksiisnberger, ]. G. Gordon and
the two gentlemen from Portland re-
turned home from the mountains last
Sunday.
Chas. F. Miller, who Is now working
In drugtore In Forest Grove, spent
Sunday In this city with his parents
and friends.
Last Saturday afternoon Chas Amos
delivery horse got frightened at the
train and ran away, tearing the hack
all to pieces.
The Junior Endeavor Of the PreBby-
terian church had picnic on the
river last Tuesday. All that attended
reported fine time.
Mrs, J. +. Stubblefield, whohas been
visiting relatives and friends in Ban
Rafael, Cal. for the past six months,
has returned TO Lebanon.
The w. C. T. u. of Lebanon has ad-
journed for the summer vacation,
hoping to take up the work with re-
newed vigor In the fall.
N. w. Smith and Asa Baker re-
turned home last Saturday from Fish
Lake, They rode from there down In
one day and reported fine time.
Rev. N. j. Bryans and wife are still
conducting the revival meeting In
their tabernacle In the Gore grove
north Of the city. They have large
crowds every evening and the interest
Is good.
MIR. q. O. Wallace and Mrs. Eliza
beth Gsisham were married at the
home Of the bride In this city last
Sunday at 4 O'Clock, Rev. Z. Estes
officiating. The ExPRass extends its
best wishes.
NIL. @. Boyles, who has the con-
tract to build the spring house atsoda-
vile, has the frame Of the structure up
and it 10 nearly inclosed. His family
Is stopping with him while he Is york
ing there.
Rev. Jones, Cumberland Presby-
terian minister, Of McMinnville, will
preach In the @. P. church In this city
on July q, that being the fifth Sun
day. All are invited.
Died at his residence near Rowland.
July 18th, 1894 Lewis Long, aged 80
years, A months and % days. Mr.,
Long crossed the plains to Oregon In
1854 and settled on the farm where be
died. He wss respected by oil who
knew him.
Married.--On Wednesday afternoon,
July IS, 1894, at the resldedce Of Geo.
w. Burkhart, in Albany, Mr.. A. J.
Whiteaker. Of Independence, and Miss
Selma Burkhart Of Albany. Mr.. and
Mrs. Whlteaker have the best wishes
ofall their many friends each aide the
Willamette.
The residence Of Rev. J. r. Kirkpat.
rick In Selma, CAL, caught fire on the
evening Of July 8 and was destroyed
The family were all at church during
the evening and were on their home
when the fire was discovered. Most Of
the contents were saved. II 10 sup
posed TO be the work Of an incendiary
DIR. T. Q. Mackey formerly Of Al