The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-09-06
@xpreaainns.

vile Sunday.
Wheat 87l; oats i2l. Lebanon ware
house, yesterday.
Attorney Garland was doing busi-
ness In Albany Tuesday.
Mr.. I. Banta was in Lebanon this
week visiting old friends.
The city star had snothor drunk In
Jail this woek-sobering up.
Grange McCune left yesterday for
Portland to visit bis brother.
Public school will begin On the
fourth Monday Of this month.
Miss Fannie Gnggs left Tuesday for
Monmouth, On u visit to friends.
Mr.. 9. b. Montague returned from
Vancouver, Washington, Tuesday.
Rev. II. II. Ross is agaln In the city
preaching the NAE. Church South.
Mrs. s. NJ. w. Hindman ratnrned
from eastern Oregon, last Saturday.
Mrs. w. Il. Chandler visited her
parents at the county capitol Wednes-
day.
Moss Walker can now be found Ut
his former position In the Hotel ~.
Charles.
A court Of the Independent Order Of
Foresters was organized In Albany
last week.
MIS-. Atwood, Of Shaw, Wisconsin,
was in the city this week, with view
Of locating.
Born to the wife ofJasper Bellenger,
August 81, a sou. Mother and baby
doing we'll
A special session of circuit court will
be held next Monday by Judge Bur.
nett, In Albany.
Mrs. J. g. Boyles and children, and
Mrs B. +. Kirk, returned from Lower
Soda last Sunday.
Frank Settle and Frank Moist with
their families, left Tuesday for Mes
tucca, for an outing.
The receipts Of The county clerk Of
Linn county for August were $2Sl.25,
Of the recorder, $l07S5.
Mr.. II. Mussleman Is building his
new residence across the road opposite
where the old one stood.
Farmers say the trespass law will DO
observed this year and that pheasant
hunters will need to look out.
Miss Ada Wallace and Miss Mamie
Gentry came up from Portland Tues
day, fora visit to their parents.
Master Walter Fisher, Of Roseburg,
10 visiting his grandparents, Rev. and
Mrs. Bummerv lille, In this city.
The EXPRESS L in need Of money,
and would appreciate 1t If those ewing
us on subscription would pay up.
Charlie Amos informs us that last
Saturday was the busiest day be had
In the delivery business this year.
We return many thanks to Mr.. D.
p. petrce for q very fine watermelon,
presented to the ExPEss this week.
Fred Hickok aud Miss Ola Smith
spent Sunday In Brow nsville, Waiting
with Mr.. r. X. Dolan, agent at that
place.
E.G. Carr now runs the City Hotel.
Mr.. Lindsay has moved to Waterloo
and taken charge of the hotel at that
q place.
J Mr.. j. M. Marks has leased farm
near Dallas which he will put out to
fruit. He will move his family owe.
this fall.
Messrs. O'Nlel, Dell and Rilea re-
turned from the mountains the latter
part Of last week. ]. F. Dell says they
killed one deer.
Mrs. Cody, who has been here vis-
itlnG her sisters, Mrs. J. Nixon and
Mrs. Roinine, returned to her home in
Portland, yesterday.
Two blOomer-clad young ladies on
horseback, riding on the streets of Eu-
gene, after mans fashion, have caused
considerable comment.
sheriff McFeron sold at sheriti's sale
Saturday i've pieces Of land for claims
aggregating $l8,5s4.42, The plaintiff
was purchaser In each case.
The contract for ten miles Of the AS
torla and Goble road has been lot to
Core$ Bros, and bids are now asked
for ten miles east Of Tongue Point.
The races at the Albany fair ground
tracks, on September 70, IS, and "A,
promises to be great success and will
be attended by many fast horses.
The city IL partially depopulated.
The hop yards are drawing heavily on
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