The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-09-21
Expressions.

Tne music OF tne wool saw ~ now
heard on our streets.
Listen for the academy bell next
Monday.
]. M. Ralston, wife and little hoy
spent last Sunday In the city.
]. W. Cusick, banker Of Albany.
was In the city Sunday.
The employees of the Oregon Pacific
road were paid their August wages.
Miss Fannie Griggs returned home
Wednesday from visit ut Monmouth
Mr.. g. w. Wilson has ridden bicy-
Gle from San Jose, CAL, to Albany for
his health.
Ruff Hiatt and Z.T. Bryant left
Tuesday for Quartsville mines ON q
prospecting trip.
Mrs. c. H. Fart Of Albany was in
the city the first Of the week visiting
her parents.
Chas. M. Anderson left yesterday
for Salem where he goes to visit rela-
tlves and attend the State fair
DIR. +. r. Matchett and family Of
Warden, Idaho, are expected to arrive
In the city next week on visit.
l.
fRev. |. n. Driver is claiming of Lane
cbunty $500 damages to his farm. IL
is u pretty good farm that Gun be.dam-
aged $500 these hart. times,
Assisting persons to escape from jail
Is q crime for which certain parties
may be held to answer by the grand
jury.
Begin early at the academy. Tuition
10 reasonable. If you have no money,
don't stay away, but see the principal
and make special arrangements.
Miss Hattie Warner Is principal Of
the Primary and Grammar depart
ment Of the Santiam Academy. Five
dollars will pay the tuition until the
sILristmas holidays.
The Lebanon public schools will
psn next Monday with flne corps
teachers. The directors have had
th % building reftted and cleaned and
q prosperous year Is anticipated.
Ptes Marshall and Fred Veal rode
Celu mbia bicycles from Waterloo to
Albany Sunday in l hour and 80
minutes, the fastest trip on record.
The distan ce is given Ms q miles.
Postmas ter Chas. Smith left Wed
nesday with Messrs, Shultz and
Wheeler IL drive u bunch Of beef cattle
to Portland. They expect to be gone
about week. MIR. Adams Is helping
in the office In Mr. Smiths absence.
The City Bottling CO., conducted
by Otto Baumlee q Co., has pnrchas-
ed the Albyny Soda Works, managed
by Francis Pfeitier, and the two will
be merged into one concern.
Judge Duncan and Commissioner
Pugh are on a tour inspecting Jails
before ordering new outfit Of cells for
the county jail. 1t keeps the sheriff
busy watching his prisoners and the
jail should ut once be made secure. A
sheriff cannot be expected to keep his
birds safely without strong cage
Ave wish to call attention to the fact
that the fruit social advertised for
Tuesday night has been postponed till
this friday evening, at which time
we Invite the public generally to at
tend, at Mr.. Lovelee's.
The Albany public schools will begin
Monday the oath inst. The new
school building Is handsome struc-
ture and reflects credit to Linn eoun
ty's metropolis. Money judiciously
ypent for educating the rising genera
/, 'on 10 money well spent.
The teachers Of our public school
had full one-half days schooling
this week. They evidently have
work va naed, for as Of old they seem
"to W, VIZ untl the sun goes down.
Mr.. q. N. NVeStfall this week sold q
half inter- ,st in his livery stable and
also half interest in his share of the
stock to \ lr. PenicS. Consideration
was $4,000. We are glad Mr. Penick
has decide, d to locate permanently IN
our city III ID has gone into business
Mrs. MAJ cissa White. Kinney state
president of the w. Q. ]. Up will
lecture in the First Presbyterian
church ne! ct Monday evening, Sept
"a, at 8 o'cl ock p. M, uuder the aus
pices Of Il 10 local union. All who
have heard this gifted speaker Will be
glad to hear her again and those who
have nev or had this privilege should
avail the mselves Of this opportunity
A good musical programme VIII DC
rendered. Everybody come.