The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-05
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saturday.
Charlie Amos returned home from
Albany Monday.
Frank Miller returned home from
Portland last Saturday.
Grandma Bland Is still dangerously
Ill, with but little hope Of recovery.
Born to The wife Of William Hart,
July /, a son. Mother and baby both
doing well.
The EXPRESS thanks Mrs. Il, NJ.
B0slar for nice boquct OF pansies.
They were choice and rare one..
q. M. Wcstfall and Joe Kelsc rc-
turned Tuesday from, Fish Lake where
they Ind been for II week fishing,
=. w Morgan, city star, returned
Wednesday from trip TO Hood River,
where he hnd been On il visit to his
SEN.
CO. Peterson has moved into the
Bennett house md Dr. Booth has
moved into the house vacated by Pet
erson.
Money TO loan | have several hun
dred dollars to loan on first mortgages.
Ample security required. Sam'l M.
Garland.
Dr.. Laniberson was called up about
ten miles at owe Sweet Home Monday
nlt bit 10 see Miss Maggie Weddle ard
Mrs. Stamford.
Mrs. q. FL, Lane and son Charley,
who have been visiting G. Loyelee,
and wife, returned to their home at
Salem, Monday.
There will he Il special meeting Of
the Presbytery of the Willamette, ON
Tuesday, July 0, ut 200 p. M, in the
First Presbyterian church, Albany,
Oregon, to discharge some important
business.
]. r. Ewing had u new combination
dressing and mug case put in Wednes-
day. 1t is u fine piece Of work, and is
equal to any we have ever seen. ltwas
made by A. b Nickfrson and oertalt-
ly reflects much credit upon his work.
manship.
A mass meeting of Christian En-,
deuvorers was held IN Albany last Sun
day evening In the interest Of securing
the International convention of 1897
for Portland. Albany viii raise $3l0
toward meeting the expenses of the
convention.
Messrs. A. 9. Harden and two sons
Lewis and w. L. Harden, James
Sharp and Attorney w. NJ. Brown re-
turned Inst Thursday from Fish Lake.
They Ind u fine trip. We return
thanks TO Mr.. Brown for fine mess
Of mountain trout
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Boyd left We'd
nesday for Eugene to visit Mrs.
Boyd's mother and spend the Fourth.
Muster Willie Wbipple, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Boyd, returned
home with them. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd
will return Monday.
We received letter the first of the
week from David Fry, at Medford, he
said: "Have been loaiing since / came
back. Am going to leave tomorrow
with couple Of fellows, for a prospect
ing trip tn Trinity county, California.
Will probably be gone month. We
60 with team"
Haying has already begun. The
crIp Is abundant, and Of excellent.
quality. The oat fields are beginning
to turn and farmers expect n big yield.
THE Indications are that the prices will
he lo,, on hay and oats. The wheat
harvest will not be no before the last
Of the month. The yield will De large,
and the tenden,ay Of the market Is !lp-
ward.
CIV. Spurliug Brought to this otlice
a stalk Of rhuuarb Tuesday thai beats
any we ever saw. The leaf mSasufea
forty-four inches across, the stalk was
twenty-six inches long and 8 inches IN
circumference. Mr.. Squirting says this
ia the second growth this season; that
the root was only planted last year
Ifany one can beat this, we would
like to here from them.
There lives In this county, near
Sodaville, man who has reached the |
wonderful age t'f ninety-eight years
He is Medders Vanderpool. The old |
gentleman Is strong in mind, memory |
aMd body, and can ut this late day
sign his name and read ordinary
handwriting He looks under eighty
I'm, g spenks well for the mineral
s,,rino 1t Sodaville aud the climate of
the Willa,. rett valley
NIL q Ea IN, former citizen Of