The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-10-04
Expressions.

Hop-plcking is over.
The auction store has opened.
MI. Ed Roberta 10 again IN the city.
JACK Ralston drove to Albany Sun
day.
Walter Miller was In Albany Wed
resday.
Mrs. J. Caldwell left Monday for
Portland.
Many Lebanonites attended the fair
at Salem.
Attorney Garland Is doing business
10 Albaay.
j. w. duy returned from Salem
Wednesday.
Mr. John Welch has gone to Port
land on d visit.
Rev. D. I. Summervillels 10 appointed
TO McMinnville.
Mr.. George Dodge was over from
Peoria this week.
Moas Walker leaves nsxt week for
Wlnslow, Arizona.
Hon. NJ. A. Miller returned from
Salem last Sunday.
Joe Iiutz, o barber Of Eugene, Is here
visiting his parents.
George Rlcs says all that 10 left to
him now, 10 his dog.
Preaching at the Baptist church next
Sunday ut ll10 a. m.
II. M. Caldwell went to Plalnview
last Saturday, on business.
G. r. Blatchford went to Salem
Tuesday to attend the fair
Miss Jennie Clark returned 10 her
home In Kansas, yesterday.
The Oregon industrial exposition
opens at Portland tomorrow.
Steve Bach has had the chimneys to
his residence neatly dressed.
What has become Of our bankers?
Has Albany appropriated them?
Mr.. G. H. Ralston, Of Portland, WINS
siaiting In Lebanon last Sunday.
Ed Kellenbeiger and s. v. Blodgett
are doing the state fair this week.
Read what our advertisers have to
say ln fourth column on this page.
Richard Anderson, Of Plainview,
WAS In this vicinity on business Mon
day.
The bridge over the canal near ID.
w. Hardin's Will be repaired by the
city.
Mrs. Boyle, mother Of James Boyle,
has gone on u visit to her relatives In
Illinois.
Mrs. I. c. Peebler and little daugh-
ter, Miss Rose are visiting In Lebanon
this week.
Miss May Multi began her first
term Of shool Inst Monday, Just south
ofthe city.
@. a. Gore and family were visiting
friends in Brownsville lust Saturday
and Sunday.
Rev. Lamar moved into the Walton
property which has been occupied by
J. NJ. Marks.
Our city ''starn is fratclass auc-
tioneer. He sold horse last Tuesday
for forty--cents.
Miss Matte Nixon expects to leave
soon on visit to her borthers in east
ern Washington.
Miss Jessie Carlton commenced her
first term Of school In the Wilson dis
trict, last Monday.
Mr.. Owen, who has recently located
.lhsre, visited Jefferson Monday aud
irned Tuesday.
1lss Belle Boudine, Of Albany, 10
teaching school In district No. 81,
just north VI town.
Mrs. Della Whipple, Mrs. H. ].
Boyds mother, returned to her home
in Eugene Monday.
Miss frankie Kirk, who has been
visiting her brother Ben, returned to
Albany Wednesday.
Rev. w. v. McGee, Of Albany,
preached ID the G, p, church, in this
city, Sunday morning.
w. j. Hcndrickson, Ed lTmphrey
and Frank Parrish started for hunt
In the mountains yesterday.
@. B. Montague aud wife returned
last Monday from several weeks so.
journing at the Walton ranch.
Mr.. I. Ewing has contracted for the
purchase Of the fine farm across the
river, now owned by John Young.
Mr., Lamb, Of Mitchell a Lewis, was
10 the city this week, looking after
collections fur this well known firm.
Farmers acroes the river are takiag
advantage Of this beautiful weather "a
hA,,l hahn wood to the excelsior fac.