The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-09-07
Express.
FRIDAY SEPT. I, 1894.
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his week.
w. j. Royce Is in Portland this
week ON business
Marshal Morgan has moved in the
McCauley house.
w. J. Roye's fother from California,
ID visiting In the city.
A line of Oxford ties have just
.rriyed at Read, Peacock Il Co.'S,
Frank Tivey and sister have moved
INTO one Of Mrs. f. M, Miller's houses,
Mrs. G. Fl. Lane and son Of Salem
u In the city visiting her sister Mrs.
Lovelee.
License has been Issued for the
marriage Of George 0perton and
Musette Huston.
Claud Lee, who has been visiting
in the city left for bis home in June
tion City Monday.
Fl. J. Boyd and wife returned We'd
nesday from Newport. They report
having had fine trip.
Misses Lizzie and Lille Farrell, Of
Albany, were visiting relatives and
Friends In this city, this week.
4. G.. Peebler Is getting his new
stose room fitted up IN nice style He
exp cts TO move into 1t next week,
Cards are out for the marriage Of
Mr.. VIM. j. ortel, Of McMinntille,
hnd Miss Nina Parker on Wednesday
evening, Sept, 10.
We need seine one in Congress who
viii look after the Willamette river.
" is navigable and should be kept SO.
A motor designed to be worked
advantageously by either steam or
water, which may be also readily
converted into powerful pump, has
been patented by G., E. Brown, Of
Stayton.
d. Andrews and A. Umphrey in
tend opening up q new store this fall
They will occupy the building Read,
Peacock 4 Co. now have.
j. O. Rowland and son viii, was
in the city this week few days on
their way home from prineville.
MIR. A. Humphrey returned yester-
day from Harrisburg where he had
been to see his sister, who was quite
sick.
There is to be q foot-raoe at Waterloo
Sunday, Sept. 10, between Frank Lew
is, Of this city, and Mr.. Myers, of
Scio, for $40 a side.
Joe Kelso, II. Parker and Mike
Wiesman left this week for deer
hunt. They win 60 near Oakland,
Or, on J. v, Keeblers ranch.
Mr.. Coudell was thrown from a
wagon this week, and his shoulder
was dislocated. DR.. Booth attended
him, and reduced TIE fracture.
Ed Kellenberger's brother, John
Kellenberger, and family arrived here
Wednesday from West Hoboken New
Jersey. They have come ont here tc
locate.
Mrs. Geo. Rice Is on deal to dispose
Of her millinery stock, If she succeeds
in selling, she intends to locate in Call
sorRla, probably aC Los Angeles OF
Sacramento.
DR.. Leininger, ], r. Whitney, ID. O.
Woodworth, G. w. Watts and Chos
Metzgar, all Of Albany, passed through
this city "Wednesday, on their way tc
the mountains, for q hunt. We may
look out for some big bear stories whel
they return.
Rev. T.. g. Fry, Of Woodstock, VT
is expected to arrive in this city Mon
day. Rev. Fry has received an appoint
snent as missionary to Japan, and Is OF
his way to that country, He will re
main In our city for afew days, visiting
his father, Geo. Fry, and family,
David Fry formerly on the EXPIRES
force but now composition on tht
Medford Mail, is in the city visiting
hia parents and old friends. David Il
o iirst-class printer and fine jolly
fellow and the ExPREss boys ant
girls are glad to have him around
There will be a fruit social at the res
idence of G. Lovelee Tuesday evening
Sept. IS, 1894, to which everybody II
invited, regardless of age, sex, color o
any other conditions There will b.
good music aud all that goes to make
GOOD time. Refreshments will b.
served. Hop checks will be lega
tender.
Corvallis has a young lady l6 years
age who for walker is hard to beat
One hot day last week, she walked il
h town from her country homie,