The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-09-28


city the first Of the week.
Mayor q. B. Montague visited his
daughter in Salem this week.
M. ]. Denny left this morning for
Portland to enter medical school,
Claud Ayers IL learning the print
era trade In the EXPRESS Office.
Be sure to call and see the latest
styles In millinery at Miss Dumond's,
n. II. Humphrey visited Salem laAt
Friday. His wife accompanied him
home.
Born, 10 the wife Of Riley Hardman,
Of Spicer, on September q, 1894, ii
daughter.
Postmaster Smith, Doug Wheeler
and Mr.. Schultz returned yesterday
from Portland.
Miss Lizzie Reed left today fp'
Portland where she will again enter
the medical school.
Mrs. G. II. Ralslon who hus been Wis
itlng her daughter ut this place left fol
her home last Wednesday.
Dress goods for full and winter weal
arriving nearly every day at $. +
Young's, Albany, Oregon.
Jerome Gentry has been rapidly full
inS since returning from Tennessee,
and Is not expected to live.
Prot w. A. McGhee, Of Albany, has
accepted the position of principal o
the Oakland, Oregon, public schools.
DIR. Nat Redpath, Of the st lopoou
asylum, changed places with u ships
surgeon, and IL VOW on u trip to Japan
S. NJ. Garland and wife returned
last sunday from Salem where they
had been to attend the fair and visit
friends.
Elder j. Sllea brought down his first
load Of oni0nS yesterday. Shea Il
no tied oil over the country for his fine
onio. os.
Mr. Hiram Baker has rented and
moved in 70 the cottage, belonging tc
Mi. Johnso, y md formerly occupied by
ID. B. Zeh.
A man was In ,'be city the first Of
the week exhibiting a petrliied wo
man. He didn't do much WIN ms
show ut this place.
Mr.. John Cartwright VIII retire
from the Populist of this ely heS'
Saturday. Who His successor wiz u
is not known. Democrat.
Prof. Louis Barzee, principal Of the
Jefferson public schools, and family
passed through this city Tuesday on
his way home from Sodaville.
Mr.. Walter Peacock Of the of frn
Rend Peacock 4 Go. was III the city ,
couple Of days this week looking aftel
the interests Of their store mt this place
The little three-year-old girl Of Mrs
w. l.. Moore had the misfortune .
breaking an arm while playing las
Saturday evening. DR.. j. y. Courtne.
reduced the fracture the next morning
The fourth regular Communion q
the Lords Supper will he eelebrale'
atthe First Presbyterian church mex
Sabbath morning. Preparatory Ser
vices on next Saturday y. $50 p. NJ
Last week Mr.. Reed offered inelol
As prize to the person TINT could tel
the biggest story. BOB Montague go
the melon, but ~ Mr.. Cotton told sucl
~ good one MIR. Reed decided to Civ,
u second prize.
Rev. q. w. Gibony, of Oregon CIT!
mas lot the contract for u seven-roon
cottage to the lowest bidder. Their
were eight bidders, and the Courie
vi, ~ the list, the lowest being $3.50
the hi Shest $Sl5.
Misses Matte and Name Gentr!
returned home this week from Port
land, being ,ulled here by the seriou
illness Of their mother Jerome, The,
both have poslt. 'ons in a bakery II
Portland
Uhas. II. Miller, who is well know
In this city, was maiViea ~ fores
Grove this week, The EXPRESS join
with his many friends here Ia wIslllil
Charley and his bride u happy AM
prosperous journey through life
II iumored that Bert Van Cleve
recently editor and publisher Of th
Corvallis Intormer, small evenlnl
paper, is about to start Il daily q
Oregon City in partnership with Wal
ter Il. Lyon.
Owing to the fact that the Stat
Dental Association meets at Salen
Oct. sd, 4th, 5th, Or. S. II. Frazie
will not get to Lebanon until the stf
Of October. He will be here oh tn