The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-04-26
Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1896.
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MISSES Lula anu Lelh Westihii nrt
visiting relatives In Albany this week
Gall nt Miss Dumond's for stylish
millinery Everything new and
prices the lowest.
County Recorder d. F. Hardman
and wife spent last Saturday and Sun
day In the city.
Mr.. Peter Smith and Mr.. Ewing,
cashier Of the Scio bank were In our
city Wednesday.
johnnie l.. Morgan went TO the
county seat hist Friday, returning
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Andy Vail who has been living
at Willamlna for the past few months
has moved back to Lebanon.
Mr.. N. III. Allen of Albany, was in
the city Tuesday looking after his
electric light and water plant.
Mrs. @. B. Montague returned last
Monday from visit TO her daughter,
Mrs. A. J. Roberts at Springfield.
Mrs. j. Wussom and Miss Adelia
Burkhart were the guest II Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Burkhurt lust Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. M Settle drove to Albany,
Inst Friday, accompanied by Messrs.
Joseph Stewart, Charles Geitry and
S. Gentry.
Mr. Whitsen, late from the east, has
bough. Peter LaFurge's ranch near
Sounville. Mr.. Whllsen intends To go
Into the hog business.
Married, OH Monday, the ed, at the
court house In Albany, by Judge Dun
can, MIR. A. Williams and Miss A.
Rabn, both Of Linn county.
The meeting at the ME-, church
South is still going on. Rev. I. p.
Haynes returned home yesterday but
Rev. Cross Of Harrisburg is expected
here to-day.
The witnesses who were subp9naed
from this place to appear before the
Uuited s,lules grand jury ut Portland,
on the Jennings counterfeiting case
went down lust Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Thompson Of Cottage
Grove, is the guest of Mrs. o Walker
and Mrs. w Hart. She 10 also dele
gate lo the Rebekah etate convention
wnich meets Ut Salela May 10.
There is only two weeks more Of
public sch0ul. Az there is money
enough u run another month II seeins
like II might be good idea II the d.
reciors would extend the time for one
month longer.
Mr. Phil Ritter, administrator Of the
estate Of Laura Elnaline Taylor de-
caspd, sold at auction last Monday her
residence situated III J. NJ. Ralston's
addition To Lebanon. The property
wis bought by Mr.. Joe X lso for $500.
Mr.. a b I.oveall and wife Of Ben
ton county were visiting with relatives
aud friends IN Lebanon the first Of
the week. Miss Lille Loveal accom-.
panied them home on Tuesday, where
she will visit for while.
Mrs. William Ralston of Albany was
taken seriously III lust Monday morn.
ing by reason ufa rupture Of blood
vessel In her head Ii was feared for
while ii might prove fatal; bu. the
bleeding w s stopped and she Is now
improving.
Prof, g. w. Wilkes, l.. A. Wiley,
Mrs. Fronk, Misses Fannie Griggs and
! Allie Temple, all Of the teachers Of our
pul,llc schNnl left "Wednesday after
neon for Albany where they will ut
tend the codnty institute which 10 In
session III that city this week.
Mrs Coleman has resigned her posi-.
tion ~ teacher Of district No. 81, very
much to the regret Of both pupils and
palrons If the school Her successor
Mr. Mayl~rry comes well recom-
mendrd; aud willno doubt prove bin
self worthy ofthe confidence reposed
in him
Mr.. w T.. Chandler has bought Mr..
w j. Ayers plumbing and tin tools
aid Intends 10 open a tin and stove
store IN this city about the first Of May.
He will huy an cnIire new stock Of
gaods. Mr.. Chandler Is a good work
man IN that line and he Informed us
that lie proposes TO work at hard time
prices.
The EXPRESS force returns many
thanks to Fay Donuca for bringing up
nice plate of wed Ing cake A card
on one side Of the plate read: :"Coprli-
ments Of Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ, Somenn
Ifanything makes printers happy, 1t
Is wedding cake, and the larger tie
p ute, the happier we are.
At the meeting Of the Republican
club "Wednesday evening, everything
went us smoothly as could be expected,