The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-08-31
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IN town this week.
G, d. Lee, Of Junction, Is visiting
relatives In this city.
Astoria will send a hose team to
Oregon City next week.
Mr.. james Davidson Is visiting his
wife In Salem this week.
Miss Buena Kirkpatrick left We'd
resday to visit friends In Shedd.
Two carloads Of lumber arrived this
week from Coburg for O'Neill Bros,
DIR. =. H. Frazier will return to Leb-
anon Oct. ITO remain until the 10Th.
Mr.. J. G. Reed, on Monday brought
to this city the first watermelons the
season.
M. J. Benjamin returned yesterday
from u trip to California and Southern
Oregon.
Mrs. Z. o. Baker, of Portland, Is
visiting the family of |. A. Bennett
this week.
q. NJ, Westlall and family have
returned from Belknap Springs and
report Il fine trip.
II. r. Wallace aud wife, Of Anity,
are visiting friends and relatives In
lthe city this week.
John Donaca Is cIerking in Pugh d
Muncy's store during Mr.. Pugh's alb
sence to The mountains.
Rev. q. a. Wooley, Of Eugene,
passed through this city Wednesday
on his way to Sodavllle.
G. Il. Pugh, A. j., Stowe, VIII and
Chas. Donaca left last Saturday on a
fishing md hunting trip.
] will take wheat, oats, wood or
baled hay on account,
NJ. A. MILLER
Miss Fannie Griggs left today for
Albany to visit few days md then
20 to Portland to visit her sister, Mrs.
G. Fl. Ralston.
Mr.. u. Warnock, editor Of the Silver.
ton Appeal, paid us very pleasant
call this week, He was on his way
home from Fish Lake.
The janitors Of the Portland school
buildings get as high MS $40 month,
more than most Of the teachers,
There has been one load Of straw
h,Siiled to the paper mill this year tina,
wei yhed 5000 lbs. II was hauled by
Mr.. Walker.
The n, arthwest Interstate Exposition
was formai'ly opened by the governor
at Tacoma at noon yesterday. 1t will
remain open u.atil Nov LIST.
i. M. Bosler ard wife expect to leave
ina few days for Newport. Ralpl
Summervlle will run the electric ligbI
plant during Bosler's absence.
Mr.. Bert Van Cleve IL now sole
proprietor of the Corvallis !nformer
his partner, Gene NJ. Simpson, hSylng
retired on account of III health.
The life line of Nye Creek beach al
Yaquina broke while u nnmher bath
ere were in the surf last week, ant
several of them had an exciting exper
ie uce.
y b 'uff Hiatt, z. T. Bryant and Jacl
Hick nan were to have started for th'
mines today, but as Ruff is not able t
no they have postponed the trip for
few days.
TIC. peeb Ter h0s rented Brown Han
sard's buildin, u formerly occupied b.
James Munsey'. sA loon, where he vii
move his gloceIy store A force o
carpenters are nov at work fitting
up.
AID. Hamburger, 4 travelling maj
for Dittenhoetler, Haas SAop :" For'
land, and who Is well ku, '"h ~ 'n'
place, died in Albany yestei 0as ih''''
ing at the Revere House, aftel . "nor
Illness.
Messrs. s, Il. Young and l.. Il, 4 h'l''
passed through this city last SaturL o.
from Hamilton creek where they ha,
been to look after their interests in the
sawmill of Berrigan & Humphrey
which was burned.
Mrs p w. Morgan has sold her
millinery store to Miss Annie Dumond
Of Albany, Mrs. Morgan says Miss
Dumond has had much experience in
the millinery business and she takes
pleasure in recommending her
There are fifty-one inmates of the
soldiers home in Roseburg. The old
est is SO years, the youngest so years
the average o. years. About half the
men receive pensions, but no one Is
admitted who receives over $l2 a