The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-05-31
AT the Academy, saturday June /.

Mrs. Follls was quit sick the first q
the week.
Miss Lizzie Thompson, Of Albany 10
dangerously III.
Miss Dumond Is selling millinery ut
hard time prices.
Miss Helen Body has returned
home from Albany.
Miss Nellie Whipple has returned
to her home 10 Eugene.
Smith has just added fifty new books
to his circulating library.
Buy you tickets East over the N. P.
r. r, Of W. q Peterson, Local agent,
Pugh 4 Munsey want your produce
and will pay you the highest price
paid.
Pugh u Munsey are always ahead
on fresh groceries at prices rs low as
the lowest.
DR.. CIV. Cheadle's Office hours from
lOa. M, til 5p,m. Office over City
Drug store.
When you want to buy asuit Of cloth
/ ing you will save money by getting
lit at Buch's.
DR.. ]. L. Hill, Grand Chancellor OF
the X. Of P's. Of Oregon, was In the
city Tuesday.
i Make calculations TO hear the drama,
"Under the Laurels,n Saturday even
ing, June |, al the Academy. ,
After June |, Miss Dumond will sell
all millinery goods at cost. Stock per-
fectly new and the latest, call and be
convinced.
4 Don't wait t!ill the days get hot, but
come now while the air Is fresh and
cool, and have your photos taken at
Boyd's Gallery,
4 All members Of the committee on
4 decoration for the picnic June 8, are
requested to meet at Mrs. M. A.
\ Miller's Saturday, June l.
J. Mrs. Squirting, who has been visit.
ing her son, g. w. Squirting Of this
city for the past few months, loft Tues.
day for her home ut Fort Dodge, Ia.
We are glad to see large shipments
Of I.lverlne going from the factory Il
eastern Oregon. Weare informed thai
tifty.two dozen have been shipped tnii
week.
The marriage Of Mr.. N. M. Newport
Il prominent yonng attorney OF AL
bany, and Miss Emma Cougill, daugh
ter Of J. B. CougiIi is announced tt
take place on June5.
Ladies II you are thinklI & Of getting
pair Of shoes or u new dress lex
week, you will want to know where t
get The best for the least money. Mr.
Baker always carries the best.
Messra. A. Il. Williams AND B. M
/, Donaca returned from BilverIon las
Monday, where they had been to at
tend Il call meeting Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian presbytery, which met a
!, that place.
DR.. II. P. Howard Of Fossil, Or, W,
learn is quite surgeon, be havinl
operated In two years, on six cases Q
apendesetes, wlth.only one death. Dr
Howard was for several months asso
! ciated with DIR. Lamberson of this city
: ] am now teaching summer tern
Of school, and desire a full attendance
8 consequently have put my term
IS within reach ofall Come one and Al
d and thus avail yourselves If my pre-,
n ent low rates Of teaching Mrs. z. |
! Skipworth.
IL seems to US that il would be
4 good idea If The trustees of the Lei
&c anon cemetery would have u gaf
y pul in on the thst side. We heard
If carpenter say this week that be w0ul
1t put one III gratis II the material ",
furnished and permission given.
/ G. w. Peterson, local agent at tn
G. place for the Northern Pacific raiIroa,
1t sold four tickets last Tuesday to pa
10 ties going east, namely: Prof G. <
g Wilks, to WILDER, Kansas; ].
D Penick and wife, to Charlton, low,
and Mrs. Spuslings, Fort Dodge, low
Y Invitations are out for the weddin
y Of Mr.. Edward D. Cusick, eldest son
VI Hon. j, w. Cusick, the we'll know
VI banker of Albany, and Miss Grace
y perone ofAlbany's most accomplishe
y young Indies, to ooccur at the residen,
y Of Miss Piper's sister, Mrs. E. v
Langdon, at 1000 II. nj, Oh Wedne
W day June 5.
V Tuesday, County Treasurer Morr
S' sent draft toStateTreasurer Metscha
y, for 1923, ,SB6l6, which settles Linn cou
y y TVS Indebtedness in full to date, at
% so our county stands clear upon Il
books Oh the state. There is still