The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-11-01

Mr.. H. B. Lewis and family left
Tuesday for ~. Benton, Mont, where
they will make their future home.
| Mr.. s. J. Paul, a former resident Of
this county passed through the city
yesterday on his way to sodaville.
/ After November Is, all our accounts
| will be placed In the hands Of an at
torney for collection. Guy d Mayer.
/ Wheat has rrised to forty cents here
land the outlook Is good for continued
rise to fifty cents, but 1t may be slow.
| Josh Reilly, formerly Of the Albany
base ball club has been engaged to
play third base for Chi cago next year.
Mr.. James Vinson, an old and high
ly respected citizen Of Hamilton Creek
Is dangerously III and not expected to
live.
| Arralgnmeilts are being made to
have program rendered on Thanks
giving by the Sunday school at Sweet
Home.
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will follow the services at the First
Presbyterian church next Sunday at
II a. m.
| A protracted meeting Was commen-
ced at the Independent Evangelical
church last Monday evening above
Waterloo.
| Our reporter sends word that the 90.
cial at Rev. L. e. Mcvickers, Of Sweet
Home, was we'll attended, and all had
a fine time.
Mr.. Gland Lee, Of Junction City,
who has teen visiting friends In this
vicinity for few days, returned to his
home Monday.
The appointment Of Captain N. B.
Humphrey as deputy district attorney
for Linn county has been filed with
the county clerk.
Hugh Nixon Is industriously circu-
lating remonstrance to the proposed
new road that cuts off good slice Of
his mothers land.
We have been reliably informed that
Messrs. Finch and Strong have given
up the idea Of starting bank in this
city for the present.
W. HI. Donaca, Ed Simons and
George Salvins came back from the
mountains last week; where they have
been with the surveyors.
s. p. Bach and family returned
on Tuesday evenings train. They
spent several days in Portland aud
also with friends In Salem.
Ed Kellenberger has built large
barn Lear his slaughter house. He has
bought considerable hay and will feed
q number Of cattle this winter.
Mr.. Will Lyon, Of Pullman and Miss
Nina Galbraith, of Albany were
married at the home Of the BRIDES
father, in Albany last Wednesday.
DR.. Auspund, who had u shooting
scrape with DIR. Holmes in Portland
last July about a woman, has been
found guilty Of assault with gun.
The eyangelists, Holdredge and
Dixon are still here and will continue
to hold their evening meetings at the
NJ. +. church till after Sunday next
Rev. Ross, who has been holding a
series of meetings at Peoria, will deliver
his famous lecture, Theocracy, at the
South M. L. church Monday evening.
DIR. Booth was called out nearSpicer
last Friday afternoon to see John Bub-
ley, who fell from pear tree and
injured his spine. He is doing nicely.
The court house is crowed, rs not
often before, with witnesses In the
various case, and the indications point
to a long and expensive term Of court.
Measure your rooms accurately and
have your carpets sewed without extra
charge BY the Albany Furniture Com
tpany. Baltimore Block, Albany, Or.
Today and tomorrow a local teachers
institute will be held at Lacomb.
These institutes are very profitable to
teachers, and are usually well atten-
ded.
Several gentlemen Of this city, who
have recently visited Portland, say
that James Muncy is well and doing
business In that city. Jim was reported
dead.
Oscar Blacks face shows but slight
marks from his severe cutting. He
can thank the skill Of bis physician
fos his speedy recovery and slight
scars.
Many Chinese pheasants have been
to various states this season,
where they will be used for breeding
They usually bring $40
O pair.