The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-08-09
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The "Ladles Progressive Club" ol
this city will take an outing at Soda
Vile tomorrow. All the members are
Expected to be present, as a good pro
gram will be rendered. Any lady that
can get to Sodavllle with well filled
basket will be entitled to membership
and be given a royal welcome. Will
start at 8 q. m.
AT the PASTORS Association held on
Monday, 1t was decided to hold q mass
meeting Of all the churches on next
Sunday evening, July II, at the NJ. B.
church. In regular order this meeting
would have been held at the Baptist
church but on account Of Rev. Lamar's
absence on that day, It was deemed
impractical to hold II there.
Last Monday the lar.e engine at the
paper mill was started up for the first
time. This engine Of l25 horse power,
was put In three years ago, to be used
in case the water failed to furnish suf-
| fcient power at any time. But Mon.
day was the first time it had to be
used, the river being low, the water.
power was not sufficient to run the
mill.
| jos Klum, IT Waterloo. was arrested
Saturday and taken before Justice
Powell In the afternoon on the charge
Of killing China pheasants. He was
fined $25 and costs, $3.50 In all, which
was paid. 1t is reported that he sold
them to Waterloo campers 1t is o
dangerous business to kill this kind oi
game, as the time is not up and the
country is full Of game watchers.
Mr.. E. Goan died Wednesday night
at eleven o'clock. The deceased was
born In Snmmerset county, Penn,
Jan. s, 1885, and has lived here fol
many years, where his many fine
qualities had made for him host oi
friends. He leaves four children and
/ his widow. His funeral will be held
at the residence this afternoon at two
O'Clock. The burial will take place al
the Masonci cemetery.
| In the county clerks Office of Marion
county Saturday, hop contract be-
tween r. i. Swarts and Phil Neis &
Co. was filed and recorded. The
former agrees to deliver 10 the latter
1000 pounds Of his coming hop crop,
the price to be paid therefore being
fixed at ten cents. Mr.. Swarts is ta
receive an advance Of five cents pei
pound as picking money. The hops
must be delivered by October 10.
Ruff Hiatt and Ed Kellenberger re.
turned from Quartsville Wednesday
evening, where they had been q few
days. Ruff says 1t is the finest noun.
tain country he ever saw and a good
road all the way. They came back
with w. B. Lowler, superintendent Of
the Quartsyille mines. Mr.. Lawlel
ssys they intend spending $500, 900 OF
the mines this summer opening then
up. All the improvements are goot
and pertinent end the prospects arr
good for a large growth this fall.
Albany has the most lawyers IL hai
ever had, and can make showing il
this respect that will compare witt
any city in Oregon for like popula
tion. The list Of those engaged in th,
business in this city is as follows, alph
abetically arranged: Bilyeu, Black
burn, Bryant, Curl, Cannon, Dal
rymple, Day, Elkins, Finn, Gal
braith, Hewitt, Hackleman, Kelley
Montanye. Newport, Powell, Solners
Stowe, Watson, Weatherford, Whit
ney, Wright, Wyatt and Yoang.-ES
The Eugene Register says tha
"Whiskers has decided to quit foo
racing he's Joined q thrashing GREY
and will earn the necessary where
with which to purchase the wants Q
: the inner man by the sweat of hi
brow" Though Mr.. Trine has won
good many foot races the decision is
good one. The business Is might.
poor one to make living at. To max
foot raging a success a man has to g
under assumed names and resort to al
kinds of subterfuges Mr.. Trim
though has probably always run oI
square.-Ex.
Mr.. William Miller died suddenl.
, at the home Of his son-in-law, w. {
Winkley last Monday evening. Nj
: Miller had just arrived In Lebanon
that morning on visit to bis daugh
ter and late in the afternoon was take