The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-02-15
Expressions.
Did you get a valentlnea

lew u'tys tnlS Weok,
Pm. Smith was doing business in
Albany yesterday.
Are you going to the Academy to-
morrow evening.
Mr. Henry Zaph OF Salem, was the
guest Of S. p. Bach this week.
Ruff Hiatt left yesterday morning
for Peora whore he goes on business.
Rev. A, j. Adams will preach In the
South N. p. church sunday morning.
Prof. u. II. Wilkes made last Satur.
day general drill day at the High
school.
Mr.. Ed Kelledberger had business
In the county seat two days this
week.
Rev. d. T. Summerville left this
morning for the county seat. He re-
turns tomorrow.
Rev. A., Melvin Williams Of Albany,
preached at the G. P. church last Sun.
day morning and evening.
The genial principal Of the Lebanon
High school, Prof. g. II. Wilkes, spent
last Sunday in the country visiting
old friends.
Mr.. w. Il. Chandler received tele.
gram yesterday announcing the sad
news of the death Of his mother at
Carbondale, Ill.
The Star OF the city had his eye on
snumber Of hard looking citizens last
Thursday evening, just before the
social commenced.
Rev, Wooley passed through our city
the first Of this week on his way home
from S0daville where he has been as.
siBting In the revival meetings ut that
place,
Mr.. J.S. Morris, one Of Scio's popular
merchants WAS In the city the first OF
the week. Mr.. Morris ordered another
large amount Of Liverine while here Of
DR.. Lamberson.
MH. Unrnh, who WINS announced Ia
lecture lust Monday evening ut the M
Il. church, on the subject Of "Temper-
ance," failed to keep her appointment
for SOME unknown reason.
MIR. p. NJ. Smith sold his livery
stable including his interest in all the
rolling stock, horses, ets., to bis part.
ners Westtall 4 Umphrey on last Mon
day and they took charge on Thurs
day. The business will be run In the
future as the past, for the present nj
least.
J. H, Littlejohn and Harry Boyles
had fight last Sunday In whichLittle
john came out the best, consequently
Boyles has been wearing black eyes
this week aud Is unable 10 work a part
Of the time. The fight commenced ai
the dinner table of their boarding
house,
AS we 20 to press on Thursday even
Ing we are unable to give an account
Of the Firemen's Masquerade bal
which takes place tonight, Thursday
hut II promises 10 be grand affair, ant
we wllLendeavor to give the full par
ticulars and u description Of the mos
prominent characters In our issue Of
next week.
Mr.. L. i. Hammack Of Tallman, In
h,rms Us that several week since,
surgical operation was performed or
his wife by Or. Wallace Of Albany
which consisted Of the removal Of th'
entire LETT breast, necesitated by thu
gr th Of q cancerous tumor, and tina
complete recovery is only question o
time, aa she In improving rapidly.
The quarterly meetings will be helt
ut the M. r. church next Saturday ant
Sunday. The Rev. Isaac Peart o
Siiverton will preach Sunday morning
and evening. The quarterly confer
ence will meet at 700 p. M, Saturday
There will he no preaching service
Saturday on accout OF the entertain
ment at the Academy.
DR.. Lamberson showed US q tap'
worm this week which measured
twenty-five feet and was passed from
prominent man In this city, from TAX
Ing Liverine. The gentlemen reques-
tes that his name be withheld, but thu
proof Is beyond o doubt, and the docto
Is highly elated that he has discov
cred o new feature In his medicine.
There arc four prisoners In TIN
county Jail at Albany, awaiting thu
action Of the grand Jury at the Marcl
term Of circuit court. They are A. p
Stowe, for misappropriating $i4o Of hi'
client's money; w. F. Maxwell, fol
stealing George H. BIngham's over
coat; Walter Bass, for larceny Of jew
elry; and Frank Peck, for neglectlnt