The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-08-02
Lebanon Express.
Expressions.
1 the Opera house tonight.

MT. Il. Y, feeDler GAME uuWh troIn
the Walton ranch yesterday.
Ed. Kellenberger is on trade for {
butcher shop In East Portland.
Little Miss Bessie Bach received Z
little pug from Salem, Saturday.
Miss Mary Sheridan, Of Salem, h
visiting her sister, Mrs. s. P. Bach.
W Klepper returned to Lebanon
last Wednesday from eastern Oregon
Miss Hattie Simpson returned homt
from Lower Soda, last Friday even
ing.
]. M. Donaca has rented the Borum
residence. He moved into 1t yeste:'
day.
John Hansard and wife, of Sweet
Home, left Monday for White City,
Kansas.
s. A. Cochell and family with Mr..
Dell, left Tuesday for q few weeks al
Newport.
Rev. G. Booth, rector Of the Episco.
pal church at Yaquina was In the city
Wednesday.
Joe Ralston, Of Albany, was out here
Monday on his wheel visiting some Of
his young friends.
Rev. Lee and wife, Of Jefferson were
in Lebanon this week the guests oi
. Rev. Adams and family.
Mr.. Frank Skipworth, a law student
Of Eugene, Is In the city on visit to
his parents and old friends.
The Dalles claims that the first ship.
ment Of peach plums from the state
was from that point July 23.
Quite number Of our citizens con-
template attending the Wallace cir
Gus at Albany next Tuesday,
w. B. Donaca and family and J. NJ.
Slmers and wife returned from the
mountains Wednesday evening.
Master Roy Wood, Of Albany, was
visiting his cousin. Miss Pet Smith, n
few days the fore part Of the week.
Miss Ada Dayton, who has been Wis
iting with Mr.. Mulit's family, return
ed TO her home IN Salem Tuesday.
Louis Crandle got his right hand
badly bruised while at work in the
planning mill Wednesday morning.
Mrs. @. w. Cheadle left Tuesday for
Portland, where she will spend q
month visiting her father and sistert.
Born to the wife Of w. C. Peterson,
August ]. daughter. Walter says he
be Is one ahead Of Grover Cleveland
now.
DR.. b. 0. Fellows, Of Waterloo, got
one Of his ribs broke yesterday by fall
ing down. DIR. Foley reduced the frac.
ture.
Mrs. Wood and Miss Efiie Ward, OF
Albany drove out here last Tuesday
and spent the day with Mrs. George
Bull.
Moss Walker has resigned his situs-
tlon at the Hotel st. Charles, and is
taking q vacation with a thrashing
crew.
Mr.. G. H. Ralston, Of Portland, 10 ex-
peeted IN Lebanon today. He intends
TO 20 to the mountains for a couple of
weeks.
Take look at that elegant tea set 10
Mayer & Klmbrough's window. It has
fifty.eight pieces, and can be had for
s4.T5. II is u daisy.
Rev. c. R. Lamar will preach at the
Baptist church Sunday at 1l.O0 a. M,
FAM 800 p. m. He will also preach at
Oak Creek Baptist church, 800 p. M.
Born to the wife Of N. w. Smith,
July %, son. Mother and baby are
both doing well. Norman is improy-
ing, and 1t is thought he will get on all
right.
Charles Clark, Of Lacomb, had the
misfortune to get his right hand ept
yesterday morning III binder. He
came TO Lebanon and had DR.. Foley
dress 1t.
Prof. ]. M. Wood, the blind viollnist
will give concert at the Opera house
tonight. Mr.. Wood gave concert at
this place few years ago which was
well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Read, and Mrs.
w. u. Chandler returned Wednesday
from the mountains, after o three
weeks outing. They went as far over
as the Matolas.
Mr.. Ed Aldrich and Misses Maud
Aldrich, Leila Westfall, Madge Marks
and j. b. Marks returned from the
mountains Tuesday evening, All re-
port q grand time
Mrs. G. II. Ralston and Miss Fannie
Griggs returned from visit TO their
sister, Mrs. DIR. Lee, at Junction City,
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Jessie