The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-06-21

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Sherman Wallace was at Knox
Butte Sunday.
i Miss Blanch Warner is clerking in
Hiram Bakers store.
''Smashers prices,n See new goods
at w. f. Chambers.
Smith has just added fifty new books
TO his circulating library.
We are Informed that there is to be a
wedding at Waterloo Sunday.
George Rice represents some Of the
best insurance companies in the world.
A large number of our citizens at
tended the Brownsville picnic yester-
day.
Hop men, have talk with W. E.
Chandler. Work and prices guaran-
teed.
George Rice writes all kinds OF in
surance, and solicits share Of your
patronage.
| Wanted at the Lebanon art gallery,
hay, oats or wheat, in exchange for
| photographs.
Messrs. G. A. Harden and son, At
torney W. M. Brown and J. Sharp left
yesterday for weeks outing at Fish
Lake.
Mrs. J. s. Courtney expects to re-
turn to her home at Mccoy today.
Miss Hattie Swan will acco mpany her
home.
Carpets, carpets, carpets. Mating,
mating, mating. Buy of the Albany
Furniture Co Baltimore Block. Al
bany, Oregon.
These hard times we want to save all
we can, but of course we have to eat,
still you will save money by getting
your groceries at S. P. Bach's.
The little hoy's coot that Ed Guy
found be tween Lebanon and Sodaville
some weeks ago, is here still unclaimed.
We wish the owner would call and
get it.
Fourth of July will he celebration
lin Waterloo by street parade, band
music, speeches, fireworks, and a grand
ball. Those who desire a horse race,
can bring their work horses. Base
ball will he INDUCED in.
Commencement exercises at the Cor
wallis agricultural college begin tomor-
row. State Superintendent Irwin
breaches the baccalaureate sermon
next Sunday Hon. HI. B. Miller de-
livers the address to the graduating
class Wednesday.
Moss Walker and Ebert Thompson
drove to Sodaville last Tuesday even
ing with four of Lebanon's charming
young ladies and treated them to the
soda-water. They were Misses Leila
Westfall, Pauline Adams, Pet Smith
and Minnie Thompson.
The music department of the Aca-
DENY will give free public recital to-
morrow Saturday evening. This
will be the last exercise of the present
term and will no doubt be one Of the
best All who are interested in, and
enjoy good music, will do well to hear
it.
An exchange says swindler IL
abroad in the land, offering box con-
tanning thirty-six pieces of soap for 81,
and he gives prize of rubber door
mat with initials Of the purchaser
upon it. He delivers the soap, which
is fraud, and promises to deliver the
mat as soon as it is manufactured with
the owners name OH, collects the dol
lar, and vanishes to be seen no more.
| G. H. Vehrs, proprietor of the Soda
vile creamery, shipped out of Leb-
anon this week about 1000 pounds of
butter. He has been shipping nearly
that amount every week, for some
time. The butter from the Sodaville
creamery is tirstelass, and is giving
good satisfaction. Mr.. Vehrs pays out
considerable money among the farmers
in his neighborhood, fact that is ap-
preciated by all of them.
While on one of his customary
drunks last Saturday evening, A. F.
Stowe, the lawyer, was in the saloon
of Williams Bros, in Albany, where
he was elected by Henry Williams.
He sought to get even by throwing
stones at the building, when he was
whipped in very live manner by Mr..
Williams, and his face looked as If he
had been in an engagement. Marshal
Lee was near by and arrested Will
Jams, who appeared before Recorder
Henton and paid fine of S5 and costs.
The large barn of Worth Huston,
between Tangent and this city was en-
tirely cosumed By fire last Saturday
night At the time there was only