The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-01-02
Saturday evening, where he had been
on o visit to his parents.

John Metcalf and Emma Gray, Chas.
A. Sears and May Day.
,io to W. e. Chandler If you want
timing or plumbing work done. He
works at haldtlme prices, and guaran-
tees Ill work to be firstclass.
Mrs. J. B. Wilson and little girl, who
hive been visiting the lady's brother,
w. II. Reed, left the first Of the week
for her home In Walla Walla.
Money to loan. A limited amount
Of money to loan OH good farm secur-
lily. Call upon or write to 5, N.
Steele q Co., Albany, Oregon.
Jerome X. Jeroine's new story has
the striking title Of "Blase Billy 1t
will be published In the January issue
Of The Ladies Home Journal.
w. J. Guy and family left Manday
for Dallas, at which place they will
spend a week or two visiting with
beth Mr.. and Mrs. Guys parents.
The FireTan's ball on Xmas night
was great success, and everybody
had u good time. The boys deserve
the liberal patronage Of the public.
Rev. q. U. Cross, Of Brownsville,
will occupy the pulpit at the M, r.
Church, South, on next Sabbath, at II
O'Clock q. m. and ut 7 O'clock p. m.
Miss Margaret Whipple, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, j. H..
Boyd, Of this city for a few days, left
this morning for her home In Port
land.
4 Married, at the residence of the Of
flciating clergyman, in Brownsville,
on Dec 20, 1895, by Rev G. G. Spcrry,
Mr.. D. M. Bonar and Miss Lucinda
Farwcll.
DIR. Wallace, Of Albany, was called
out to Lebanon yesterday, for con-
sultation with DIR. Booth in regard to
the illness Of l.. NJ. Wheeler, who is in
| u critical condition.
Miss Abbie Fry, who has Ueen
spending the holidays with her parents
at this place, will leave Saturday for
Eugene, where she is attending school
the State university.
Miss Mona Miller left Monday for
Portland, for o visit with her sister,
Mrs. q. d. Montague, She expected
to stop off at Salem on her way down,
for visit with relatives.
Willie Donaca and Frank Hague, Of
the o. A. G. college Of Corvallis, spent
the holidays in Lebanon, visiting the
family Of w. B. Dopaca. They re-
turned to Corvallis Tuesday
Mrs, w. Il. Chandler was called to
Albany last Saturday on account OF
the Illness Of her mother, Mrs W. G.
Read, but we are glad to report that
her mother is now improving.
An earnest endeavor is now being
made to enlarge the usefulness Of the
Sodnville Seminary, 1t Is doing a
good work and we hope for It long
life Of continued and growing success.
The session of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church has decided to give
their paator, A, Melvin Williams, one
months rest from pulpit duties, in
which time he hopes to regain his
former vigor
| r. A. Swan has traded the farm that
he hought Of r, G Miller for farm in
Tennessee, and also for The Ray prop
erty In this city Mr. Swan and fam.
I fly expect to move into Lebanon about
! the first Of March.
| Junction City will have u creamery.
Arrangements have been made by Il
Mr.. Craig to have a factory ready by
April lst, The product of2l5 COWS has
been secured, anu the committee ex-
poets to secure 800.
Miss Lizzie Reed, who had heen
spending a portion Of her Christmas
holidays with her parents in this city,
returned 10 Portland last Monday,
where she will resume her studies IN
the Portland Medical college.
B. F. Bodwell left Monday evening
for Sim Francisco, where he will re-
sumo work IN one Of the railroad offices
at that place. Mr.. Bodwell's friends
4 at this place hope bis health will he
better than II WINS before bis return
home,
Geo. Taylor viii wear the marsha's
star after Tuesday next. He has a
host Of friends to begin with, and we
hope he will have more ut the end of
his term. IT is hard place to fill, but
George can and will serve the city ac-
csptably.
II must be gratifying to the people
of this city to know that Lebanon was
free from all rowdyism during Xmas
holidays Usually such occasions are
marred by fights and drunken rows