The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-05-31
Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1895.
@aapreaetnlta.
Under The Laurels.

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Albany Wednesday.
A fine girl baby was born on Sun
day night to Mr., and Mrs. Walton.
There win be two assessments for
the month Of June In the A, y. U. w.
Strawberries have been plentiful In
the market this week at FIVE cents per
box,
Frank Cleyenger ~ the Jehu OF the
city express while Charlie Amos is at
Albany.
Attorney g. b. DORIS Of Eugene,
was In the city wednesday on legal
business.
See lhe advertisement In another
column, for wood to be furnished the
school district
Miss Hulda Newquist left Monday
for ALBANY where she intends stay-
ing for some time.
Misses Lulu and Leila Westfall nc
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Penlck to
Albany Tuesday.
Prof. Il. NJ. Barzee of Jefferson, has
lieen elected president Of the state nor
mul Aahoul nj Drniu.
Mr.. T. Evans has rented the resi-
dence he bought Of w. Il. Barrett, to
MIR. j. II. Littlsjohn.
Grandpa peeblor was dangerously III
the fore part Of the week, but Is re-
ported some better now.
MIR. Irunk 0'Nel, travelling ticket
agent, for the Northern Pacific rail
road, was In the city this week.
Miss Abble Fry, who is attending
school at the Albany College this year
came out Monday, and is spending
the week at her home in this city.
Evangelist Bryan ind wife are ex
pectcd In Lebanon III the near future
! where they Withhold meetings.
The people in from the country art
loud In their praise Of Road Supervisor
J. Q. s5altmursh, who is making goot
supervisor.
Harley Crandall accompanied VIM
Marksup to the Mountain house las
Tuesday morning. He returns tomor
row morning
Mr., Stokes ST., was quite sick las
Saturday night, but Inns recovered AM
is now building q house for u gentle
anan the other side Of Waterloo.
Mrs. J.W. Cusick Of Albany, was Il
Lebanon this week, called to the bed
side Of her father, Grandpa Peebler
who was very sick, but Is improve,
I some.
Died in Splcer, Linn county, Ma
"a, 1896, Mrs. Allie Taylor Calayar
wife Of q. l.. Calavan; age ninetee
years. She was buried last Sunday b
the side Of her mother near Waterloo
Our Sodayllle friends had q bud da
last Saturday for their picnic, an,
have made arrangements to hold
tomorrow, ifthe atmosphere will PEE
init. Saltwater can be had free.
Wells Fargo & Co., are ahandonin
their letter carrying service. This We
begun in 1858, and has been conducte
steadily since. II was II Wig thing |
early days, but has been little used r
Gently.
Considering the number Of applic
tions on file for positions in the publ
school ut this place, our school Is vel
popular. The board Is composed
good men and they will employ fir
class teachers.
Ei Guy found boys coat last Fl
day between Lebanon and Sodavill
The coat will fit q boy about eigl
years old, The owner can have Il
same by calling ut this office, payil
for this notice and describing the pr
perty.
An excursion train will ruiz fro
Albany and Brownsville to this pla
on June 8, for the accommodation
those wishing to attend the fratern
picnic which promises to he the grea
est picnic event this year. Round IT.
from Albany70 cents, from Brown
willie 90 cents,
The contract for building the ne
bridge across the Calapooia, at Sa'
yerls mill, Ave miles above Ora xfort
willie was let Tuesday by Judge Du
can and Commissioners Pugh al
Walters to Henry st. John for $7t
that being the lowest hid.
Wheat has goue up four cents in t
last few days. The republican conye
tion sat down on free silver Il
goldites are trying to see some conn'
tion between the two events. We
likely the wheat speculatofs dol
know that the republicans ever hat
meeting in Portland.