The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-09-27
FRIDAY, sEpTEMBER27, 1895.
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The state fair opened Wednesday.
Hop.picking Is over in this vicinity,
Hon. M. "A. Miller Is at Salem this
week.
Attorney s. M. Garland was In AL
bany Monday.
Full opening today and tomorrow at
Miss Dumond's.
Tablets, pencils, states, books, ETC.,
etc., at smith's.
Mr.. A. G. Williams, isputtlnga new
roof on the Cumberland church.
Wheat was 81 and oats l23 cents ut
the Lebanon warehouse yesterday.
Rev. ID. 4. Summervile Is In Port.
land, attending the M. =. conference.
Miss Libbie Carothers, Of Albany,
now owns and rides a Columbia
bicycle.
ASA Baker took ride ON his wheel
10 Jefferson, Wednesday afternoon on
business.
George l.. Alexander spent Sunday
iln Eugene with his parents, returning
Monday.
Mrs. Fl. q. Klum and daughter, Of
Waterloo, went to Albany Tuesday, on
i. visit to relatives.
Miss May Multi will commence a
term Of school In the Cheadle school
house next Monday.
:. Is. M. Donaca has rented the Miller
store, the old Carman stand, where he
will move in the near future.
Mr.. u. Mussleman's new residence Is
nearing completion. 1t will be neat
and comfortable home
Mr.. n. G. Miller llas sold to Mr.. J..
M. Coftelt about eighty acres Of the
termers donation land claim.
Mrs. g. w. Simond left Monday for
Hastings, Nebraska, her old home,
where she will spend the winter visit
ing.
Mrs. Joseph Mayer and daughter,
left yesterday TO attend the state fair
at Salem and the exposition at Port
land.
Mrs. LaForge expects to leave next
week for Palm, California, where she
will spend the winter visiting her
children.
Mrs. w. Fl. Muncy will leave Mon
day for Beans Station, Tennessee, on q
visit to her parents. She expects to be
gone about six weeks.
Hop picking has put thousands Of
dollars in circulation In the William
ette valley, and spread it out so gener-
ably as to make 1t felt.
Mrs. II. j. Boyd returned from
Eu gene Tuesday Her mother, Mrs.
Wh'pple, accompanied her and will
make "a short visit here.
The new styles in millinary will he
displayed fss the first time on septem-
Der 27 and %, All Indies are cordially
invited to attend. Miss Dumond.
Row. w. v. McGee, pastor Of the
Cumberland church at Albany, passed
through this city yesterday on his
way to Scio, to attend the presbytery.
Ladies, you are cordially invited to
attend the fall opening Of new aud
stylish millinery on Friday and Sat.
urday, September 27 and 2S. Miss A.
Dumond.
Mrs. g. Rice and son, and Mrs, ]. A.
Lamherson and son, expect to leave
Tuesday for Los Angeles, California,
where the ladies intend to open a mil
linary store.
b Albany races closed Saturday
Biing. The attendance had been
very small. but the contests displayed
the merits OF Linn comfy horses in o
very marked manner.
All persona knowing themselves in
.aabted to me will please call and settle
Saturday or Monday, or bills will be
left with Attorney Brown for collec-
Stion. Mrs. G. w. Rice,
g. M. Simpson, Of Albany, will In
the near future bring the large dry
good and furnishing stock Of G. W..
Davis to this place and soil the same
at auction for several weeks.
Rev. A. Melvin Williams and Elder
u. II. johnson, Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, are attending
presbytery at Scio. There will be
services In the evening, but none In
the morning at Cumberland church
Mrs. P. w. Morgan has bought the
fixtures and rented Mrs. George Rice's
mllllnary store building and will
open 10 mlllinary shop Mrs. Morgan
understands the business, and will no
doubt, get her share Of patronage.
luther Elkins and Anderson Can
non have formed partnership and