The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-12-05

Urulsed last frluay Dy tne uooT oI uls
barn falling on It,
i T. B. Miller, residing near Waterloo
who built u dwelling house for Mrs
Hamilton, recovered payment and
costs against her.
y Messrs. Holdredge and Dickson
closed three weeks Of evangelistic
services in albany last Sunday night
with good results.
Mr. Frank Bedell and Mary Cutler
were married last Tuesday at the resi-
denee of MIR William Goodwin. Rev
Israel Carleton officiating.
'fo to W. II Chandler II you want
thinning or plumbing work done. He
works at haldtime prices, and guaian.
tees il work TO be lirstclass,
Money to loan, A limited amount
Of money to loan on good farm secur.
ily. Call apon or write 10 5. N.
Steele Il Co, Albany, Oregon.
| Measure your rooms accurately and
have your carpets sawed without extra
charge hy the Albany Furniture Com
Ipany. Baltimore Block, Albany, Or
Remember hat you can buy stoves
and Tin ware of W. l. Chandler at
prices never before heard of In Ieb-
anod. lie meets and dehcs all com.
petition.
Mr.. j. +, Hyde received the full vote
polied lmt one, and that WINS his own.
This shows that the people Of Leb-
aHon are satisfied with him as city
treasurer
( The wind recently blew down th e
approach to the Mehama bridge, caus-
ling an expense Of several hundred dol,
lars 10 Linn county to fix the same. =
Democrat
| Don Swan who is attending school
nj the Albany college this year, came
out home to spend Thanksgiving aud
was Sinking hands with his many
friends in Lebanon Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas Kay continues to in
sist thar the death Of his nightwatch-
man at the Waterloo Wooden Mills,
Mr., Knifong, was all accident, not
wilhstanding the report of the coro-
ners jury.
! Mr., Harry Walker, well known In
Lebanon, but now chef de cuisine Of
Barnetts lunch counter, Albany, was
married to Miss Mary Meyer, at the
residence of the brides parents In that
city, last Tuesday,
Mr., Charles Casey, proprietor of the
Albany Ice works, aud Miss Jennie
Saltmarsh, Of that city, were united in
marriage Thursday, the ceremony be-
/ ing performed by Rev. Louis Metayer
/ at the Catholic church.
4 The oyster supper given by the
ladies Of the Presbyterian church last
Saturday evening was good and well
ATTENDED. 1t Is said one Of Lebanon's
most popular young ladies proved to
be the champion oyster eater of the
occasion.
Services at the NJ. Il. church next
Sunday as follows: Sunday school at
9,l5 a. m, preaching by the pastor,
Rev G. G, Harmon, at 100 Il. m., and
7;8Op. m. Junior League, 800 p. m,
| Epworth League at 6:30 p. III, All are
made welcome.
Mrs II. j Hopkins died at her
home in Albany on Sunday, Decem-
ber l. 1896, Of consumption, uS:er u
lingering illness. She leaves hus-
band, daughter and large circle Of
friends To mourn her les. The funeral
was held Tuesday.
Mrs Ed. O'Neill and Mrs. John
O'Neill arrived in Lebanon last Mon.
dHy. They went directly To the Eaton
Residence, where Johnny had every
thing IN readiness for house Keeping
Mrs Ell O'Neill will rrmaH here II
mouth or two on a visit,
The reason why Will BIoss in not
playing IL the agricultural college
football Team this year, is, 1t appears,
that he expects to take a
physical examination for y COM
mission MS All officer In the United
States army next month.
The Albany city election resulted as
follows; Mayor, G q. ,jurkhart; recor-
der, n j. HenIon; marshal, c. o. Lee;
Treasurer, II. A. Parker; countilmen,
w. q TweedaIe, Charles Pfelffer aud
/, G. Dickey. There were 864 votes
cast, which were about fifty more than
they poIItd last year.
We have been reliably informed that
while tryiI q n case before the Justice
OF the peace, IN Albany, last Tuesday,
Atty John NJ Somers disputed Hon.
]. k Weatherfords word concerning