The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-08-10
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"A cnliu WIS TectHty opTH III Alulna
with the head ofa dog
Mrs. L. Foley and little girl returned
home yesterday from Newport
Rev. Eccleston occupied the pulpit
at the Presbyterian church last Sun
day.
J.C. Bilyeu, Nike Weisner and Gus
Reed left the first Of the week for the
Metoles.
Rev. A. Jack Adams viii preach in
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
Sunday.
q. M. Westfall, wife and daughter,
Leila, left Wednesday for Belknap
sSprings.
Mrs. w. B Douaca was seriously i'll
the drst of the week, but Is now con
valeslting.
Mr.. Read and wife and Mrs, w. Il.
Chandler returned from the mountains
Wednesday.
10. Rowland and son, William, are
in the city on their way from Portland
to Prineville.
The EXPRESS returns thanks to Post
\ Master Chas Smith for fine ing Of
Soda water yesterday.
Mr. Hiram Baker, wife, and little
son left Wednesday for Newport to
enjoy the sea breezes for awhile.
License have been issned for the
marriage Of T. J. Jordan and Emma
#. Scott, daughter Of Mr.. c. Scott.
Alex Livingston il now firing on
the Lebanon train, Harry CraS
having been transferred to the main
line.
Owing to the illness Of Mrs. W. b.
Donaca, Mr.. Donaca's family did not
net of to the mountains Monday as
they expected.
Yumhill hop growers have agree In
convention, to pay pickers 80 cents
per 100 pounds, and pole pullers one
dollar per day and board
Rev. c. g. Harmon and family
Mrs. .E. M, Garland and Miss Buena
kirkpatrick left Wednesday for Lower
Soda for two weeks outing
Lost-between Lebanon and Sahtlam
post Office on August lst lady's tan
colored cape, the finder win please
leaye the same At this Office.
Mrs. Lewis, blind lady who helps
N the blind school ut Salem, and
little. Johnnie Foley, one of the blind
studen "a, are visiting in the city,
Condu, Nor Huston is again on his
old RIM on the Lebanon branch, after
an absence " about six weeks, spend
ing most oft Ne time in the mountains
DIR. Booth re, 'orned from Portland
Saturday, where be has been to have
his little son, " Ulie's eyes treated
Willie will probably temain in Port
land two weeks.
Chas ID. Montague ea 1e up from
Portland last Saturday, a. W ViSi'eo
until Wednesday. His wife w nas
sheen visiting in the city several v re. 'Ns'
returned with him.
Themillinery business has been son re-
what curtailed this season, by th
home manufacture of hats from tea
mating, round piece Of mating is
ornamented and tied OH the head
with strings, and a nice locking head |
gear is the result.
Mr.. w. r. Blain, Of Albany, came
down Saturday 10 assist Rev. Bryan
and wife In their series of evangelical
meetings which they have been hold
ing In their big tent on Whites ad-
dition west Of town, just south of the
motor track. ck.--Independenee Enter
prise.
There has been one hundred and
twenty-five straw racks taken from the
paper mill to haul straw with. They
intend to stack more straw this year
than ever before, Mr.. 0'Neill says he
expects the straw to cost him over
ST., 900 this year.
In conversation yesterday with w,
B. Donaca, he said that bis hops would
bear nearly twice as much as last year.
that he had not had to spray any and
there were no lice TO be seen. Mr.
Donaca said he and several others had
already contracted their hops for l21
cents thisyear
DR.. Lamberson showed us a letter
yesterday from Geo. Pope, Of Portland
In which be said he would advise the
hop growers Of this country to use all
the economy they could with their
hops, as he believed the price would be
lower this wear than ever before.