The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-01-11
Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY Jan II, 1895.
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In the city.
Mr. Hub Bryant was In the city
yesterday.
NJ. Longsberry returned to Grants
Pass Tuesday.
Ad Wheeler now carries the Sweet
Home mail.
Frank Settle is In Portland this
week on business
Jack Parker left Tuesday for his
homeat Athena.
Attorney s. M. Garland IL in Port
lind this week on business.
Nights Of Enchantment at the Opera
house tonightand tomorrow night.
From DIR. Foley we learn that one OF
Matt Crafts children Is very sick.
WI Ray left Tuesday to visit his
mother who lives In Nebraska who
wasreportcd very sick.
Mrs. Longsberry LETT Tuesday for
Portland to visit her sister.
! Mr.. w. II. Muncy was doing bnsl-
ness In Albany yesterday.
The Populist county central com
mlttee had business meeting in
Lebanon yesterday.
Willie, son Of DR.. Booth, left Tues
day for Portland whore he goes to
again have his eyes treated.
DR.. Booth informs us that Frank
Moist has about recovered and Is now
able to be UP nearly ali the time.
W. o. Bridges Of Cclfax, Wash. and
Chas. Bridges Of Drain, was in the
city this week visiting their sister Mrs,
N. W.Smlth.
Miss Sylvia Bryant fell last Tuesday
while skating on the ice and throwed
her arm out Of place. DR.. Booth was
called in and set IL.
l. II. Borum and family are visiting
in Albany this week. Mr.. Borum is
thinking something Of buying a
barber shop in that city.
Prof G. II. Chapman president Of
the state University will deliver nh
address on education In this city on
Friday evening March 10th to which
everybody is invited.
Mr.. S, p. Bach, wife and little
daughter, Bessie, are In Salem this
week visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. Joe Bnhl isa sitting in Mr., Bach's
store during bis absence.
Mr. Dstt Hope and wife, who have
been visltiagltfs brother, DR.. Hope, Of
this place, lift Inst Wednesday for
southefA california, where he goes IN
the hope Of bcneAting Mrs. Hopes
health.
Mr.. Hiram Baker haE force ofTen
1T work cleaning off Ills two acres
That he recently huught from Mr..
Burtenshaw on Bridge avenue. Mr..
Baker intends to build on his pro-
.Sort,, Ia Aho onrtnr
Mr.. B. +. Kirk has bought, Mr.,
l Bnrum, his partners interest in the
barber shop. Mr.. Kirk is first class
sher and know doubt but will give
n good satisfaction that this shop
has always done
Frank Skipworth, an oldtypo Of this
Office, returned to Eugene last Monday
where ne is reading law with his
brother, after spending New Years
with his parents. lIls old friends were
. glad to see him, and all wish him sue
cess.
Linn county owes the state S4,07S 60
on old taxes according to the report Of
The secretary Of state, Multnomah
county owes Fli15e7 20; Umatllla, ss2,-
1is Sc; Clatsop, s2o,aaa.69 and Union,
lO,38O.00.
Some weeks ngo the EXPRESS stated
that E. Il. Hammack had bought j.
Al. Dobkins interest in their adjustable
platform and ladder, In which fact we
were in error, Mr.. IIammacs having
only traded for part interest in the
patent.
On Christmas day Ralph Fishers
son, Of Sodaville, received o Christ
mns present of o toy alrgun. Young
Fisher pointed The gun at Mr.. West
in sport, and when the latter ordered
him to put 1t down the boy said it was
not loaded, aud to prove his state
ment pulled the trigger, West was
hit by double d shot In the left
cheek, the shot passing in about q
ll.lf inch when its force was stopped
against toth, intiictlng n painful
wound. L., Pnll cut the shot out,
/, AT Is understood that Governor PEN