The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-14
expressions.

~. H. p1OntuBuo speup Auosu"y hiBht
in Altany.
La Grnnde's pioneer reunion comes
of June 20.
A number Of Lebanonites were up
to Waterloo Sunday.
Mrs. T.. Eccleston left Tuesday for
her home In California.
Mw. Henderson Is running the Pa
per Mill boarding house.
Chnrlie Amos and Doll Boslar drove
to the county seat Sunday.
There are but few new cases Of any
Importance on the circuit court docket.
Mr.. ]. Arm had a new roof put on
The building occupied by Frank Set
tie.
Mrs. n. s. Roberts Of Springfield, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. A..
Nickersoon.
Mr.. Thomas Kay, proprietor of the
Waterloo wooden mills, was In the city
last Tuesday.
Salmon and other fish are caught in
the river and the canals, by gigs and
other devices.
There seeins to be an epidemic Of
fires. Several residences have been
burned Of late.
The Lebanon Fire Department re-
ceived new hose cart from Portland
this week. 1t Is daisy.
Attorney Garland makes good use Of
bis wheel In travelling to Albany and
other points on business.
Prof. Allingham, an applicant for
the principalship Of the public schools,
was In the city Wednesday.
Several employees OF the Waterloo
Mills passed through the city this
week from Salem to Waterloo.
Mr.. Frank O'Neil has returned
from California His brother Ed will
leave for California In a few days.
So many residences burning Of late,
should make people look after their
insurance; nnd zee that 1t does not run
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Smith and DIR.
and Mrs, H, +. Parish, Of this city.
drove up IL Waterloo lust Sunday af-
ternnOn.
DR.. Courtney returned to Mccoy last
Saturday. Mrs. Courtney and chill
dren will visit in Lebanon for q couple
Of weeks longer.
Quite number Of the Maccabees of
this city attended the picnic at Jefier-
son last Tuesday, given by the Mac
cabees Of that city.
Lost, on the academy ground or
Main street, June 0, n gold bead neck
lace. Finder will he r. warded by
leaving same at this office.
George Geisendorfer lost from Cas-
cade soda springs, May Is, horse about
10 hands, clipped mane and tail, light
dark brown color, slightly dappled.
Tits stated on good authority that
an Albany attorney will withdraw
from the populist party on account Of
being ignored at the Sodaville picnic.
Rev. w. v. McGee, Of Albany,
viii All the pulpit In the morning at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
nextSunday. A cordial invitation to
oil.
John Dodge has posted as an estrny
apreity little mare, color hrown, four
year old, spot in forehead, white left
fore foot and right hind foot, no
brands,
Mr.. George Leslie died ut the old
Exchange hotel In this city last Tues
day with dropsy. His remains were
hurled at the Dodge cemetary We'd
nesday.
\ Phil Smith, Eb Keebler and Tom
Parker, left "Wednesday for the mount
aims and the Fish Lake country, pre-.
pared to catch all the fish that are
willing to be caught.
Messrs. Q. d. Stein, w. 0. Smith
ans John Craft, are the gentlemen se-
Iected from Lebanon to serve on the
jury list, ,of the circuit court, which
convenes June "a, at Albany.
The Pearl Rebacka lodge of the |. o.
O r., rendered Mr.. and Mrs. N, 5.
Dalgleish reception last Wednesday
evening at their hall In this city,
where light refreshments were served,
and a pleasant evening enjoyed by all,
Mesdames F. M. Miller, G. W. Cru.
son and Miss DOllIe Saltmarsh, leave
today for Oregon City, where they
vii, visit for awhile and then attend
tho w. r. g. convention which meets
next MOpduy and Tuesday In that