The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-03-01
Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY MARCH J, 1895,
Expressions.

IN Albany tnls week.
Mrs. w. B. Donaca was visiting In
Albany yesterday.
ME-, Joe kelso moved into DIR.
C0urtney's house this week.
Quite n number Of our conmnnica-
tOns are crowded out this week.
Miss Ola Smith visited friends In
ALBANY last Friday and Saturday.
The spring work is commencing in
the hop-yards around the vicinity Of
this city.
tits reported that the racket store
will soon move into the l. o. o. F.
building,
Mrs. A. Il. Davis and step-daughter
returned, last Wednesday, from q
visit to Portland.
Mr.. j. c. Mayer and Mrs. Joseph
Mayer attended the dance in Albany
Inst Friday night,
Little Daisy Gilispy died Wednes-
day night at her home in this city and
will lie buried today at 10 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. II, Hansard had the
pleasure of entertaining a large num-
ber Of their friends few enlenings
ago.
Mrs. Walton Skipworth who has
bean Waiting relatives in the city for
!, some weeks left last Tuesday for her
home in Union.
Miss Lucy Cody who has been
visiting the family of Mrs. J. Nixon,
her aunt, returned Wednesday to hel
home IN Portland.
Lebanon -four is acknowledged to
be the best -four In the market. For
sale by all the leading grocers. Call
for it, Have no nther.
These hard times we want to save all
we ppn, but Of course we have to eat,
still you will save some by getting your
groceries ut S. P. Bnchs.
The Epworth League will give a
Novelty Social at the residence of Mr..
II. Baker Tuesday evening, March IL,
to which everybody Ia cordially in
yited. Supper lOcts
At times j. NJ. Settle has from ten to
fifteen men at work on his place max
ing preparations for the future in the
wuy of cutting wood, clearing land
md improving In general,
The two great events Of the past
week were the public school entertain
ment given at the Opera house under
the direction of Prof. G. II. Wilkes,
md the w. r. G., at Mrs. Miller's
hall,
Mr.. G, II, Montague will deliver q
free popular Gesture at the Academy
Saturday evening March ., on the
subject Of "Scotland.n You should
hear this eloquent gentleman OH this
Interesting su sject, .-.."
There are l2l families represented In
our Public School, 2Gl pupils enrolled
for the year, 1870 boys and l3l girls.
The average belonging for the last
month is 22l the average attendance
2l0.
Oscar Bnck who was convicted be-
fore Justice Iovelee on last Thursday,
for carrying concealed weapons, aud
sent to jail for days in default Of
p0ylng SO, the lowest fine. The state
was represented by Attorney Garland,
The valuable half section Of lind,
/ Just across the river, left by William
m. Smith, to his heirs, has been sur
sSNeyed and divided up satisfactorily be-
tween Joseph Smith, George Smith,
Mrs, W. H. Beard and Mrs Il. i.
Keebler.
Monday at one o'clock is tbs time
for the annual school meeting, when
% clerk and one director will be elected.
1t is hoped thut II large attendance
will be had, as the affairs Of the school
have a personal interest for ever pat
ron and tax-payep'
Mr.. N II. Allen, the electric light
nun, was III the city this week. Mr.
Alien is II pleasant gentleman to deal
with and the patrons of the company
We believe will have no cause Of con-
plaint Ele seems determined to treat
:. his patrons fairly, His patrons will
u take no advantage Of him.
A called session of the Presbytery Of
the GnmbeEland Presbyterian church
viii be held At this place next Monday
evening. Ther will he preaching in
the G. ?, church on Monday evening
and also Tuesday morning to which
everybody is invited
Rev. A. Melvin Williams will
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