The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-01-18
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home In Albany yesterday morning.
MIR. Q. B, Montague lett Wednes-
day for Salem where he goes on busi-
ness.
The ladies of the w. r. G. will give
an. entertainment February %. Sue
this paper next week.
Born to the wife Of William Robins,
January Is, a daught. Mother and
baby are both doing well.
Prof G,H. Wilkes, principal of the
Lebanon High school, made q business
trip to Albany last Saturday.
Trade with the people who invite
you to do 50 through the columns Of
the local paper, They are the most
liberal.
County Treasurer n. s. Brown of
Marion county, died suddenly at Salem
yesterday. He is a nephew Of Judge
Duncan, ofthis county.
The Cumberland church at Soda
willie was sold last Saturday at sheriff
sale to satisfy a mortgage. 1t was bid
in by the Mccartney estate.
at the G. P.sehurch Saturday even.
ing, at half past seven DR.. j. w. Watts
of Albany, will preach, also Sunday
morning and evening. All are invited
tobe present and hear his discourses.
The unfagging interest of the ladies'
tea parties, bids fair 10 be aqualed only
by the widowers, bachelors and old
men Of Lebanon, who aregiving strong
rnmor of a coffee party in the ntar
future.
Referee Yates was in Lebanon Wed.
nesday to finish taking evidence in the
Sturtevant We. Ralston case Attorney
somes appeared for the plantive and
Attorney Wyatt for the defendant.
We understand that all the evidence is
now in onths case.
There are to be three weddings in
Albany this week in which prominent
and popular young people will take
part. to-wit: Edgar Blodgettand Miss
Maggie Simpson, Thon as Thomas and
Miss Ella Risley, and j. B. Conn and
Miss Anna Darlington. Democrat.
Last Saturday evening in the parlors
ofthe st. Charles, in this city, Miss
Belle Holtnm and j. H. LittleJohn,
were married by Rev. D. I. Summer
willie, pastor Of the NJ. Z. church,
here. Only the relatives and Intimate
friends were present.
Lebafian's EHgine Company M. !,
will give a MASQUERADE ball for the bell
eft Of the fire company on the evening
Of February A. Everybody is invited
For particulars you can call on A. B.
Nickerson as he lis tchairman of the
committee OH arrangements, Jr watch
for the dodgers.
There sill be basket meeting con-
ducted by Rev. G. A. Wooley and Rev.
u. 4. Ingle, ut the Seminary building
in Sodayllle, on Sunday, January 20
All are invited to ,brtng. well filled
baskets and attend the days services.
Fhe meeting will continue through
the week.
w. H. Hefner Of Centerville, South
Dakota, in company with his father
in-law Mr.. Gootschalk, Of Brownsville,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. L, Har-
den this week. Mr.. Hefner is looking
up location with view to going into
business. We hope lie will beside to
,scate in Lebanon, and remain with
us.
Mr.. Hiram Baker has received an
other large invoice Of the celebrated
w: y. Douglas Shoes this week, both
ior latiee and gentlemen. Mr.. Baker
informsus that it Is hard matter TO
keep enough ofthese shoes in stock, as
bis trade Oh them is so great, TO buy
one pair means always 10 wear the
Douglas shoe.
The subject Of discourse at the First
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning will be "1'he Greatest Priyi-
lege Of Human Llfe,n text, JOHN 20,
lin the evening the subject will be
I'A knowledge Of Mercy in Repent
ance,n Romans2, 4. The pastor par
ticularly invites those who have no
church home and those who are not in
the habit Of attending church regularly
to go and spend the Sunday with them
T., Il. Ned Carleton who has Just
completed term Of school at the
Grisham school house left for Albany
"Wednesday morning, where he Will
commence the sturdy Of law in the Of
fec Of Curl & Kelley. He will also
take q course III short hand. AL.
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