The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21
Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1896,
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Brownsville will celebrate the
Fourth this year as usual.
WI. Guy and family are visiting
relatives In Dallas this week.
Mrs. r. M. Funk expects to leave
Monday evening for eastern Oregon.
Quiet q number Of migrants are go
ing and coming over the mountains
this spring.
I. r. Borum returned home Monday
from o business trip to Silverton and
Woodburn.
Ed Kellenberger had his new meat
wagon out this week for the first time.
tits daisy.
Miss Allie Temple was visiting In
the city this week, the guest Of Miss
Lulu Westfall.
Mr.. T. L. Wallace, who has been
dangerously sick In Portland, Is re-
ported some better.
Fred Gross has rented Mr.. Ansorge's
property and removed the postoffice
thereto, at Waterloo.
Rev. j. G. Temploton, pastor Of the
G. P. church Of Salem. and wife are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Boyd.
The Oregon Press Association will
meet In executive session at Newport,
July 20, and remain In session four
days.
Mrs. c. H. Lane and son Charley, Of
Salem, are visiting g. Lovelee and
wife. Mrs. Lane Is u sister Of Mrs.
Lovelee.
Dr. Lamberson was called to Upper
Soda yesterday to see Mrs. Foster, 1t
is not often doctor rides forty miles
to see patient.
Rev. W. V. McGee, pastor Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church at
Albany, preached in this city Sunday
morning.
Mrs. A. K. Davis went up to Water
loo last Monday, and has taken charge
Of the branch confectionery store they
have opened at that place.
Rev. NJ. G. Aldridge, Of Stayton,
was Visiting IN the city Wednesday
and Thursday. He was enroute to
Sodavllle to assist at the camp meet
ing.
Next Sunday II new time table will
70 into effect on the Southern Pacific
main line, II is reported that this
Change will make the afternoon train
at this place about 80 minutes later.
The new blackboard that was put Up
by Mr.. Body and Mayer Bros, for
Messrs. Westfall & Umphrey, to be
used on the Sweet Home stage line, is
completed and will be put on the road
An few days.
q. II. Coshow, assignee of the estate
Of r. N. Thompson received orders
from the court Tuesday to close the
store, and receive no money or dispose
Of no goods, until further orders from
the court. Brownsville Times.
T. b. Kay, representing the Salem
wooden mills, bought about $4,000
pounds Of wool from growers in Ash
land precinct on Monday, at a price
Ranging from eight to eight and a
quarter cents per pound.--Ashland
Tidings.
/. Mrs. Fl. Y. Kirkpatrick and little
daughter and son, Miss Kathrine and
Master Hugh, and Miss Fannie
Grlggs left last Tuesday morn
ing for Portland, where they will
visit Mrs. Kirkpatrick's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Ralston, q couple Of
weeks.
George Il. Chamberlain was appoin-
ted by the county court as administra-
tor of the estate Of Jemina Ralston, de-
ceased, valued at $4,000. The heirs are
J. M. Ralston, q. III. Ralston, Eliza Ro-
land, Harry Roland, Catherine Hamil-
ton aud Montgomery and Ethel Bond.
---Oregonian.
Miss Mary Stewart Cundiff, of AL
bany, well known throughout the val
ley as an elocutionist of rare ability,
will give recital In Lebanon the sec
ond week in July under the auspices
Of the Y. p. s. G. Il. of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church. This
promises to be q rare literary treat.
Mrs. G.. w. Cruson and Miss d. Salt
marsh returned home yesterday from
Oregon City, where they were attend
ing the w. R. G. convention, Mrs.
,s,ruson was honored with the election
of iu ',ior vice-president for the ensuing
wear. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Hyde are
expected home 10 day. Mrs. Cruson
reported d delightful trip and good
meeting.
Last Monday, Mr. W. Smith, from
across the river, came before Justice
Jovelee and plead guilty to the charge