The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-10-04

The EXPRESS force returns many
thanks TO Miss Winnie Foley for "a
nice treat of fine peaches, brought. to
this Office last Monday.
Miss Maggie Burkhart came out
from Albany Saturday morning on
wheel and spent the day ut home, re-
turning Sunday morning,
Charley Lutz, Of eastern Washing.
ton, is visiting his parents. He brought
two fine span Of horses and sold
them Tor the low price Of 500 span.
Rev. q. 6. Norman Is the newly AZ
pointed minister for the M. Z. Church
al this place. Mr.. Norman Is a man
Of high moral character and ability.
Linn county has q sensation In the
recent shooting In Jordan Valley,
where harmless looking book-agent
(?) came near killing two defen celess
women.
Mr.. Joseph Kelso has moved into
the Taylor property, which he bought.
He has built picket fencc around 1t,
and the had house all re papered and
painted.
DR.. Dudley's familiar fsce was again
seen on our streets Wednesday. lie 10
here for a stay Of several weeks and
will 90 from here to Los Angeles for
the winter.
The city IL again full of people-re.
turning from the hop yards, with
more or less m0ney-more than the
growers have and less than the plckers
had last year,
Mesdames Rice and Lamberson, ac-
companied ly their sons, left Tuesday
for Los Angeles, misunderstanding
George and DIR. gay young widowers-
for the time being.
| The Sunday school of the Baptist
church is preparing program, con-
sisting Of music and reoltatlons, which
will be rendered next Sunday even.
ing ut 1880. All are cordially in
vited.
| Miss Dumond has moved her mil
linary stock iito the stand lately vaca-
ted by Mrs Rice, 1t being much
more commodious building. Mrs p.
W. Morgan has decided not to open
till spring.
| The Junction City paper takes ex.
ception 10 the assessors returns giving
that town only 2O7 inhabitants. 1t
says there Is certainly mistake some
where, as there are that many voters
In the town.
brownsville has five resident minis
ters Of the gospel, and two supplies;
also six church buildings. This, the
Times thinks, entities Brownsville to
The distinction Of being called the oity
Of churches.
On account Of Il defect In the titls of
the land, Mr.. j. NJ. Marks had leased
ne r Dallas, he decided not 10 u owe
there, and brought back his house
hold goods, aud will move 10 Albany,
for the winter.
Mess RS. Westfall, Smith, Umphrey,
Hansard, KIrkerdall and Mayer re-
turned from Salem Sunday. They
say Linn county has the best exhibit
at the fair, and is gotten up in an
attractive shape.
Council meets again on the 9th inst.
to examine bonds Of the saloons before
Issuing licenses, The money thus OBJ
tained will pay off many outstanding
warrants and gladden. the bearts Of
Tile h0luers thtreoI.
G. #. Bigbee who has taught the
Sweet Home school for the past three
years, commenced term at Spicer
last Monday. He has moved his
family to Lebanon, and rides to Spicer
and back each day,
| Nolan & Callahan, Of ofCorvallis, have
been awarded the contract for furnish
Ing the uniforms for the state agrlcul-
tural college. The cloth selected Is Of
navy-blue color, aud manufactured by
the Oregon City mills.
There are about an even half dozen
grass-wldowers In town, whose wives
are away on visits. Daily reports will
be sent to these absent wives, showing
how their respective husbands are
II (NoT) conducting themselves.
4 A lady's gold neck chain, with tas-
sel on the end, was lost Tuesday even
ing near the Cumberland church
or on Vine street in the northern part
Of town. Finder will be rewa rded
upon bringing same to this office.
4 1t would be good idea for parents
to see that their childen Of school age
attend the school. Otherwise the d.
rectors may take necessary steps to en-
force attendance, There are many
children out Of school who should be
IN attendance.