The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-10-12
Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY OCT. 70, 1894.
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W. ]. Ray and party returned yes
terday from trip to the coast.
Mrs. g. Lovelee returned Tuesday
from visit with relatives In Salem.
Mrs. Luella Stowe has brought suit
for divorce against her husband, A. +.
Stowe.
Hon. G. B. Montague returned
yesterday from business trip to
Portland.
Mr.. Geo. Pope and Dan Shaw went
TO Brownsville Wednesday to receive
some hops.
Boyd the photographer would like
to trade photos for good second hand
heating stove.
Mr.. Q. Judd, Of Sweet Home, was In
the city Tuesday and made this office
a very pleasant call.
Mr.. L. White Of Brownsville one Of
Linn County oldest pioneers, was
visiting In the city this week.
The bill of Rev. !. d. Driver Of $500
for damages to his land was allowed
by the county court last week.
John Donaca informed us yesterday
that they were now buying potatoes
and had two car loads ready to ship
ben Dodge fell Off hop house last
week, near Peora and hurt his foot
and 10 again going around on cructhes
Mr., Geo. Pope Of Portland has been
In the city for few days. He Il
only offering to advance 5 cents pei
pound on hops.
Read Peacock & Company has an
nounced that they intend to go out
ofbusiness in Albany. We hope they
will move to Lebanon.
Begin earlyat the academy. Tuition
"a reasonable Ifyou have no money
don't stay away, but see the princlpa
and make special arrangements
Licenses have been issued for tn,
marriage Of w. +, Holbrook and Eli
Thompson, Frank Nimchick and Mar,
J. Fleemer, A. J. Welt and Mrs. CLAIR
Welt
Shall we bond the city and buy tn,
electric light and water plant, or lev,
q tux? is question that voters will
probably be called upon to answer II
the near future.
The county court Of Lane county ha
ordered that no mileage be allowed fo
any services Of the sheriff. The court
though has allowed asecond deputy q
$50 a month
/ have some very desirable Lebanon
property that wish to trade for stool
cattle, Call on or address,
RUFF HIATT.
Lebanon Oregon.
MI, Benjamin and his brother
in-law, l.. Robertson are in Portlan,
spending the Jewish holiday. Esp
@. A. Elson and wife are running th
store for them in their absence.
Mr.. W. J, Guy has purchased ]. {
Mayors saloon and is again proprieto
of the Corner saloon. Mr.. Joe Kels
will attend bur. Mr.. Guy invites al
Of his old friends and custumers to Civ
him call.
n. II. Ross has purchased Mr..
Umphrey's interest in the real estat
kand insurance business and the ne,
I firm will hereafter be known as Peter
son Ross 4 Company. Mr.. Ros
seems to be rustler and we think h
will make good real estate agent,
Mrs. Stowell, q representative Of tn
North Pacific Presbyterian Board {
Missions, will give an address at tn
Presbyterian church next Tuesda
evening Oct. 10, All invited to a
tend. Mrs, Stowell Is very interes
ing speaker.
Last Sunday, Oct. 7, 1884, Judge
N. Duncan pronounced the marriae
ceremony for Edison Young and Mis
Callie Claypool, in Albany. Th
contracting parties live near this plat
and have host Of frieuds who e,
tend their best wishes for their futul
happiness
The s. P. r. r, has made redu
tion in freight rates over Its lines frol
here to Portland Of 81 cents on hui
dred for grain, flour, feed and mil
stuff Mr.. Settle informs us that tn
Will allow him to pay two cents moi
on bushel than under the old rate.
Married, al the residence of IL
BRIDES parents, near this CITY, O
Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1894, bv Re
Israel Carleton, Mr.. b. G. Carleto
and Miss Mary L. Brewster. Mr.. an
Mrs. Carleton left Immediately f
Albany where they took the moo
train for Portland to remain fe
days, Their many friends exten
their best wishes and congratulation
We have accepted the situation