The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-26
Expressions.

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The carpenters have the frame of DR..
Cheadle's residence up
Miss Ada Miller is up at ihe Walton
ranch In tho mountains.
Attorney s. M. Garland WAS in the
county capitol Wednesday.
In a letter from w. Claude Ayers,
he says he has been very sick.
Mr.. Roberts, OF Springfield, is visit,
ing old friends here this week.
Mr.. Joseph Mayor has had a new
walk put down in frontof his property.
Mr.. G. f. Bigbee, the Sweet Home
school teacher, was in Lebanon Wed,
nesday.
The doctors, lawyers aud newspaper
men are about the only Idle men In
town.
Judge Strahan's death was great
surprise to his many acquaintances
in this city.
Mr.. G. II. Moran passed through
here Wednesday, on his way from Sa-
lena to Sweet Home.
Straw hauling will soon commence
and then every idle man in town can
have q job; that wants to work,
Asa Baker returned home on his
bicycle Saturday afternoon from a
weeks outing at Fish Lake. He hod a
good time.
Mrs, q. H. Ralston and Miss Fannie
Griggs drove yesterday to Junction
City on visit to their sister, Mrs.
DR.. Lee and her family.
Tons upon tons Of hay are being
haaied to the city--at So per ton de-
llvered. The crop Is enormous, and
the price Is corespondingly low,
Miss Beuna and ]. Il. kirkpatrick
have ordered Monarch bicycle
through Mr.. Albert Crandall, the
company's local agent at this place
We have received an interesting
communication from Prof Wilkes this
week which arrived to late for this is
sure, but will appear next week.
Rev. ]. H. Beattie returned home
Monday from Portland, where he had
been attending the A. 0. y. W. grand
lodge. He. reported a fine meeting.
Mr.. Muncy and wife, Fred y. Hlek,
ok and Miss Ola Smith went to New
port last Sunday on an excursion from
Albany. They report having had a
fine day Oh the coast.
A bicycle WIS rafiled off here Mon
day evening, in the presence Of Il large
and interested crowd. Mr.. Harry
Everett was the lucky man. The
wheel cost him rs cents.
J. G. Bilyeu, p. Parker aud Dan
Shaw left hast Sunday, for a few weeks
fishing In the mountain lakes. All are
fine fishermen and we predict they
will bring home good haul.
Mr.. Hiram Baker has the masons
getting the foundation ready for bis
residence. The lumber is on the
ground and carpenters will likely COM
mence work on the building Monday.
The ladies of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church in this city, have or
dered 200 pounds Of Waternelons from
California, and will hold a social to-
night on Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Krkpat-
rick's lawn.
Mr.. Charles Bishop and wife, Of Sa-
! lem were visiting in Lebanon the first
: Of the week, but have gone on up to
Lower Soda for few weeks reerea-
tion. Mr.. Bishop is proprietor of the
Salem Woolen Mills store.
Rev. A. Melvin Williams was up Ia
Sodaville and Waterloo couple days
this week. We don't believe Melyin
goes up so often for bis health, alone,
but think there is some Albany attrae.
tlon at these places for him.
Lair Thompson, an Albany Herald
typo and nephew Of J. B. Thompson,
Of this city, came out to Lebanon last
Sunday afternoon on a wheel, and
when he arrived, one could hardly tell
whether be was white or black. He
returned home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. H. Boyd, Lebanon's
popular artist, drove up in the noun
talns to Lower Soda last Saturday in-
tending TO spend Sunday there and
take some views on Monday, but Ma.
Boyd took sick aud they had 70 re.
turn home Sunday afternoon.
George Elkins and Ebert Thompson
rode up to Lower Soda last Saturday
afternoon on their wheels, rcturnmg
home Sunday evening They made