The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-02-08
Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY FEBRUARY s, 1895.


Are you going to the Masquer ade2
This promises to be lively mont
for Lebanon socially.
Mrs. n. M. Miller Is taking til
school sensus Of this district.
Mr.. G. G. Rawlings Of Albany spen
last Monday night in the city.
License has been issued for the mar
riage of John Morgan and Luli,
Knighten.
Bob ,rash is painting and paperinl
the building formerly occupied by MIR
HendricksOn.
Mr.. Simpson moved into DC. Holt
residence on Main street the latter par
Of last week.
There will be Sunday school ut thu
schoolhouse one and half miles liortf
of Lebanon, Sunday at 2:80 p. m.
DIR. Booth and son Willie, returned
last Friday evening from Portland
Willie had been in that city for some
time.
There will be one assessment in the
A, o. U. W. for February, making
three assessments for the first two
months of the year.
Rev. A. Melvin Williams, of Albany,
Will preach ut the G. p. church next
Sunday morning and evening. All
are cordialyinvited to attend.
Mr.. b. Kirk returned last Saturday
evening from Albany, where she had
been attending meeting of the w. II.
G. She reports grand time.
Mr.. F. j. Hendrickson has moved
his shoe shop into the corner room, Of
the old Exchange hotel. Mrs. w. M,
Riley has rented the building that he
formerly occupied.
Mr. A. Fl. Crason was busy the first
oftbe week putting new cont Of paint
on the front of oil Of W. j. Guys build
ings on Main street, which adds much
to their appearance
The Music class at the Academy
u ill give a recital on Saturday evening
Of Nls week, and you are invited to at-
tend 1t will not cost anything and
YOU are q, 're to enjoy II. y
Mrs. Unrun,,. state lectures, will
deliver an addreb sat the M. L. church
next Monday even, ne, on the subject
Of Temperance All VERSIONS OF what
ever belief or business are invited to be
present.
Prof q Fl Wilkes, principal OF the
Lebanon High school, informs us tnat
The largest average attendance I ais
riiv has record of was last week. THE
nverare for the week was 217, The to.
tal number IN the Ia 26n.
Rev. u. y. Summervilla had thu
to have one nf the fingures
m his right hand mashpd few davs
MO He waa working with some cnvd
wood. md n heavy niece fell down and
raused the painful wound.
We Ind n mistake In one of our Tall
man cnrreanondent's items last week.
which we correct II was about the
recent sole of the O p, written In
'aps and the tvno looking at 1t GROSS
'ved p O.. snelle,l Il out rs postnffice'
One mnn c'oime to have heeu offered
f6 ff)0 for his vote for Senator, md
No, her one $1,000 This makes great
paa,a. hnt one can't always tell how
,poh ~. y there Ia In anch reports.
Ion pto - have the name Of havinr
b,eoa H.. :. ma for their vote. IT
o,,os .a,a.,,, material for n CAM
Mrs. Josie Simpson, of N''"ny' w"t
the late Ahner Simnson. 'Ns.' va -,
eck for $4,000 from the Mae "'ees "
u pavment Of the benphciarv !" hef
laband who died bv accident on /
'cemhnr 14th The PAYNE Mt wonlI t
We been made even earlier but for +
fact that the death wac cansed hv
accident and the papers had to he !,
nt east on account thereof, for in n
stieatIon. n
About fifty ladies'. members and III al
ed guests assembled at the residence tt
Mrs j w. Menaies last Tuesday af- 4
noon to celebrate the Eighth ami r
'sarv Of the Ladies Aid society Of
s place. An interesting program sl
s rendered and an eleeart "tea" h
served. Th" tables looked grand al
h their rich glass and fine silver s
ded with AL it would hold. The Fl
'lors and dining room were nicely n,
orated with potted plants and ele- v,
It palms. All present reported a d,