The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-28
Lebanon Express.
lnety in the 5 hade yesterday.

q. M. WesliAl and Joe Kelso left
Tuesday for Fish Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Settle enjoyed
the hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Gentry Inst Sunday.
Misses Leila Westfall and Minnie
Thompson attended The picnic at
Brownsville last week,
A divorce has been granted in Port
lard to Ida H. Doris from her hus.
band SID q. Dorris, Of Albany.
Ihefrlcnds of Miss Lizzie Thomp-
son Ut this place will lie sorry to hear
she is dangerously Ill at her home In
Albany
Moss Walker and Ebert Thompson
went 70 NIX creek last Saturday even
ing on lheir whpelt, returning Sunday
Afternoon
w. j. Guy returned this week from
visit to his people ut Dallas, where
he hnd n pleasant stay among his
nnnily and friends.
A. M. Baltimore finished hauling
the lumber for the new bridge across
the ditch north Of town and expects
to complete the work Saturday.
Regular preaching service and Sun
'd& school ut Cumberland Presbyter.
inn chllch, Sunday morning. No G.
r., or preaching IN the evening.
Rev. N. j. Bryans and wife are still
holding meetings In their tabernacle
across the canal near Mr. Harden's
place, Much interest is manifested
and large crowds attend.
The Southern Pacific Company will
sell round trip tickets, good going on
July 3, and morning Of the 4th, ard
returning good until July 8, for single
fare one way TO all points in Oregon.
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We are pleased to acknowledge the
present Of 10 fine mess Of lake trout
from P. M. Smith, who has returned
from Fish Lake with several pounds
Of flesh taken of his portly fgnre. He
reported q fine time, but very cold
weather.
Attorney Garland left for Portland
yesterday, TO conduct the defense of
Davenport for counterflting, In the
United States district court. Several
,,ersons went us witnesses from this
oit, : and Davenport's neighborhood.
Mesata. Joseph Stewart and L.
Chandler 1rcve 70 Salem the first Of
the week " th the view to nsssertain
something of 'be design ofthe differ
ent kinds Of dry, rs, which Mr., Stewart
contemplates bu. 1jng in the near
future.
GEORGE Smith found some money
the first ofthe week tn a. mas been
buried on their old home place many
years ago. Our informer SAYS George
would not tell how much he found,
but that he saw three 800 gold peices
that he knows were dug up. They
were datee 1862, 1865 and 1897.
Mr. Turner and wife came here Mon
day from California on visit to Mr.
Turner's father, the Rev L. Turuer.
He was surprised to find that changes
incident upon the life of Methodist
ministers had placed his father at In
dependence, to which place the son
went.
J. r. Borum has accepted position
in j.. Viereck's barber shop at Albany,
and comenced work last Wednesday.
Mr., Borum is firstclass tonsorialest,
and will give good satisfaction, besides
is congenial fellow. We think Mr..
Niereck fortunate in securing Mr..
Borum.
AT the meeting Of the board Of direc-
tors last Thursday, the following
teachers were elected for the Lebanon
public school the coming year: H. III.
White, Of Shedds, principal; w. w.
Allingham, Of Cohurg, assistant prin-
citaI, and Misses Fannie Griggs, Allie
Temnle md Ilda Elkins. The direc-
aors hove do, nided to hire another room
ifor one Of the teachers, but as yet,
have not selected n. ".
uRuff Hiatt and Dayel. 'uor' Dros' soiu
100 head Of cattle; fifty ol.s year oius
and fiftytwo year olds, to W. I'iot'e
the flrstof the week, and they viii pe
drove fc eastern Oregon. Hiatt and /
Davenport delivered them at Lower
Soda Wednesday They are an extra
lot, and Mr. Ellotte was well pleased
with his bargain, Ruff informs us that
Mr.. Ellottc is a fine man to deal with
and fulfilled his part Of the trade to
letter.
The EMPRESS received II letter from
Prof G.. II, Wilkes this week. He is