The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-07-12
Express.
FRIDAY, JULY is, 1895.
Expressions.


day.
Pure paints and oils OF all kind o
Smiths Pharmacy.
Mayor M. A. Miller, left Wednesda.
for Portland on business,
The Equity department OF elrcui
court will convene at Albany mex
Monday.
Mrs. D. 4. Summervile, who hal
been visiting in Dallas returned homs
Wednesday.
d. i. Summervile will preach at the
Tennessee school house next Sunday
at 300 D. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Fowler and son,
Willie, Of Dallas, are In the city, the
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. ID. T. Summer.
vile.
All the farmers report big yield Of
wheat and oats this year. some say
that there will be a bigger crop than
for ten years p,st.
Mrs. ]. A. Roberts and two little
boys, Ronal and Matte, Of Springfield,
are In the city visiting relatives and
old friends,
a crowd Of young people expect to
leave here Monday for the mountains.
Some will go on their bicycles and
Others in wagons.
Married, at the home Of the bride.
near Harrisburg, on Tuesday, July 2,
1892, by Rev, Obelg, Mr.. Harry VIII.
son and Miss Maud Durham.
Miss Effie Denney left the latter part
Of last week for Portland, where she
will spend the summer ut the home Of
her uncle, Hon. o. N. Denney.
Hiram Baker Is having the lumber
hauled fer his new residence, which |
he will erect on bridge avenue, JIM.
Crandall 4 Sons have the contract.
Last Monday Tad Hall, a son ola. |
r. Hall WINS thrown from b horse
and got his arm broken. DR.. Booth
was called and reduced the fracture.
Mr.. Grant Miller, a fcrner resident
Of Lebanon, and Miss Sally Hinton
were married In Crook county last
week. Justice CIV. Elkins officiating.
Mrs. w. Il. Chandler accompanied
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Read,
on q trip to the mountains, for fish.
lng and outing vacation. They left
today.
Miss Mary Stewart Cnpditf, Ore
gon's native eleeutionist will appear
this evening at the opera house.
General admission 15 cents, reserved
seats Is cents.
q. Il. Pngh and son, Master Earl,
with Il. J. Peterson, left last week for ,
Crescent Lake In the mountains. Z
MIR. A. ], Roberts accompanied them
from Springfield.
Mrs. Flora Fink, formerly Of this t
iity ,2nd Mr.. g. N. Bolton were mar /
led ut Nero, June 30. The bride has e
large host Of friends In this city who j
xtend theil' congratulations and best
wishes. 4
The subject ut the morning service v
( the Cumberland Presbyterian n
hurch will be "Life and Death.n /
'unday school aud Y.P s. Q. E. at
he usual times. There will be no !
IN the evening. u
There will be lawn social at the q
esidence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Elk. D
rs tomorrow evening; given under
he auspices Of the Epw0rth League. u
! good time Is anticipated, and ever q,
ody is courleously invited to be J,
resent. a.
Prof. r. II. Michner is acting as N
ounty school superintendent during
he absence Of Prof. Rutherford, who =,
! enjoying u fishing excursion. Mr.. n,
iichner is just the man who can fill ar
le position to perfection. Browns h,
lille Times, "a
The Pastors Association Of this city
let In their regular seini-monthIy nj
leeting last Monday morning and de- Az
dssd TO have a mass meeting ofall the %
Iurc.s. s.si said meeting to be held 10 n
q Soul,h Methodist church, next 20
lnday eve ming. Everybody cordi-
" invited. III
Mr.. /. r. Borum moved his family II,
sn to Albany last Monday, where ne
has secured position u . barber eu
op. Mr. and Mrs. Borum have . th
81 q friends here, in this city, whe ,
sret 70 sre them leave, but send with on,
I and Mrs. Boruu their best wishes, on,
q are glad that they have gone no do
'tIler. -.
Mrs. h Y. Kirkpatrick, Miss Kath. =
NE, and Muster Hugh, returned u.
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