The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-09-20
Expressions.

Hop-pickcrs are returning home.
Moss Walker was in Albany satur.
day.
George Rowell, ofSweet Home, 10 In
the city.
John M Donaca bus been sick this
week with the grip.
Call at Miss Dumond's and see the
latest styles In mlllinary.
Ralph Sum merville has returned to
Portland to attend school.
Born to the wife Of J. W. Swank,
September 15, daughter.
Bob Montague aud Jack Ralston
drove to Brownsville Sunday.
Captain George Pope, Of Portlord,
the hop buyer, was here the first Of
week.
VIII Donaca left Wednesday to en-.
ter the State Agricultural college at
Corvallis.
Miss Carrie Van Wrinkle, Of Halsey,
was the guest Of Rev. and Mrs Sum
merville this week.
Mrs. g. L. Happersett, Of Roesburg,
is In the city. the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. w. A. Sanders.
Miss Ola Smith, deputy postmestres,
wns visiting Tuesuay and Wednesday
at the county capitol.
Mrs Menzles, who has been here
> visiting her son, j. w. Menzes, left
Wednesday for Salem.
James Boyd left yesterday for june
tion City, where he again takes charge
Of the photograph tent.
G. b. Montague and wife left Tues
day for the Walton ranch where they
will spend several days
DR.. Lamberson was called TO Upper
Soda to see patient Wednesday, He
Is expected back tonight.
Miss Fannie Griggs returned home
Wednesday from Albany, to be ready
for school duties Monday.
Frank O'Niell left yesterday for
Portland Oh business. He will start
for California In week or two.
Miss Emma Tivey and Miss Mona
Miller left yesterday for Silverton,
where they will spend few days.
j. w. Scantland showed us some
1urnips this week that weigh five
pounds. The seed was planted July a..
Mr.. w. r. Hatten, of Eugene, has
rented the blacksmith shop formerly
run by w. II, Clevinger, Of DR.. Foley,
O'Niell Bros. have six teams haul.
ing gravel, to be used on switch. II
will be ready for use by the fret of
act0ber.
\ siss Mamie Gentry and Miss Ida
Wall, Nce returned to Portland Tuesday
after A Mort Visit with their parents
near this city.
Mr.. Harr y @. Everett and bride re-
turned home on last evenings train
from their br 'dal trip to Newport
and the beach.
Pref. White wishes to announce that
a meeting Of the tea, 'hefs Will be called
ats O'Clock Saturday morning at the
school houg
Mr.. and .drs. ]. M. RaFston and lit
tle son, Rolla drove out from Albany
last Sunday and spent few hours
with relatives,
The EXPRESS Is badly In need Of
money. Please pay up. Ifyou can't
pay oil you owe us, do what you can;
--isonly fifty cents.
Srs. II. J. Boyd and sister, Miss
.ia Whipple, left yesterday for
Eugene, where Mrs. Boyd will visit
her mother till Tuesday.
Mr.. Thomas Kay, Of the Waterloo
Wooden Mills, went down to Salem
Saturday and spent Sunday and Mon
day with bis family, returning Tues
day.
Married Of the residence Of W. n.
Keehn, In this city, last Monday by
Rev. ID. 4. summervill, Mr.. Elmer L..
Peebler to Miss Millie Rand, beth Of
Sweet Home.
Governor Lord appointed as sue
-cssaor to Judge Hurley, deceased, Mr..
Henry e, McGiln, Of Portland. The
majority Of the lawyers Of Portland
Ietitioned for his appointment.
Lou, the Chlnaman, says some one
has killed his dog, aud another $40 has
gone to the d---l. 1t may be a loss to
Lon, buta good thing for the city---il
scme others would go the same way.
The first snow Of the season fell In
Pendleton about seven O'Clock Tues
day morning Of last week, and melted
a. rapidly as 1t fell. II lasted only .
few minutes, and was followed by
rain.