The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-11-23
Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY NOV. %, 1924.
Expressions.

MFs. y. II. datciitil mas moved into
Mr.. A. Compton's house.
We are glad to report Mrs. J. w
Menzies convalescent.
DR.. Courtney Informs US that Ira
Grisham Is sick with tonsilitis.
BE sure and attend the caucus next
Tuesday evening at the city hall.
Mr.. A. Q. Harden and family re-
moved to their farm near Spicer yaster-
day.
Rev. Holman will conduct the usual
services Sunday, morning and evening
at Miller's hall,
Mrs, Haupert has moved into Mr..
Montague's house, formerly occupied
BY A, G. Harden.
Messrs. Pugh, Peterson and Bass
returned Monday from the mountains,
having killed three deer.
Licenses have been issued for the
marriage Of Henry Ohrt and Margaret
Moss, and VIM Carlson and Christina
johnson.
j A first-class Thanksgiving dinner at
the St. Charles Hotel, for 25 cts. Leb-
anon citizens all invited.
J. B. THOMPSON, PUp.
Mr.. Paullha Peterson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Smith,
and also DIR. Asa Peterson and family,
left Wednesday fol her home In PEN
\ dleton.
Thanksgiving service will be held
in the Cumberland Presbyterian church
on Thursday, November 20, at II A. N.
All the churches In the city will unite
In this service.
TJ. Hendriekson has opened boot
shoe and repair shop In Kirkpatrick's a
building. Mr.. Hendriekson IL first.
class workman and we bespeak for
him q liberal patronage.
Judge Duncan was in the city Wed.
desday. He had carload of lumber
shipped to this place to lay new deck.
Ing In the bridge across the Santiam,
and was looking after having 1t hauled.
Trne, the foot-raoer, formerly Of this
place, was beaten three feet in e0-yd
race by Ellsworth Cameron ct the fair
grounds at Albany last Monday. 1t Ia
reported that Frlne's friends say they
will back him again for any amount.
It Ia said the stake was SA50.
Toledo ie to have a creamery, and
1000 pounds Of milk has he guaranteed
which means about s70a day for ths
farmers In that vicinity. One hun.
dred pounds Of milk makes from 4 TO {
pounds Of butter, which indicates {
product Of about $50 pound Of buttei
daily.
The ladies Of the Christian churct
win serve Thanksgiving dinner al
Miller's hall on Thanksgiving da,
from u to 2 o'clock and lunch from
to7P.M. Dinner, 25 cts; lunch Is cts
Everybody invited.
Mr.. Josh Lindsay, Of Turner, haI
purchased the Delmonico restaura mt O
Mrs. Haupert and has taken charge
MFR. Lindsay says that he intends Il
change to hotel In the near future
He 10 a gentleman that has had much
experience in the hetel business.
Meetings are now in progress ct th
First Presbyterian church and ar
growing In interest and power. tn
pastor preached Monday evening, Rev
Molloy preached Tuesday evening
Rev. Adams preached Wednesda,
evening and Rev. Smick last evening
A short prayer and praise service open
the meeting each evening. Every
body is cordially invited to come an,
share the blessings with US.
Mr.. J. L. Bowman, the rustlin,
representative Of the Salem Wooler
Mill store, Is IN town, and judging from
the amount Of orders be has taken, tn
people know good thing when the,
see It, He carrys samples Of all good
made by the Salem Woolen Mills, ais
some fine imported goods. Mr.. Bow
n. van informs US that he will call q
Lel,an,,,n once every six weeks. An,
one ueedinl~ clothing will do well i
see him.
At the city cauea,s last week th
following ticket was .aominAtea o
Sodaville; Councilmen, b. y bIiggs
Geo Werts, DR.. A. q. Prill, " I"
McCellister and M. NJ. Bashor; b aas
urer, J. P. Cheshire; recorder, A. +
Flory; marshal, Hans johnson. Tn.
Review says: The above ticket 10
good one and we honestly believe tha
should they be elected they will CIV
good satisfaction.