The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-10-08
Expressions.
NJ A Miller Is In Portland,

MA Miller Is In Portland.
Go to A. L. Davis for soda water,
COCO cola, and milk shakes.
Rev. j. H. Cornwall and wife have
decided to remain IN Sodaville this
winter.
Geo. L. Alexander spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends In Browns
vile.
Mr.. Il. Keeber and wife have gone
to the mountains for few days out.
ing.
Mr.. g. Il. Hardy his purchased a
fine new regulator for his jewelry
store.
Mr.. J. G. Bilyeu sold his crop Of hops
for 81 cents per pound. Hops are still
rising.
John Unger and family left for
Arizona the first Of the week. Success
to them in their new home.
Miss Susie Lutz left Tuesday morn
ing for Tacoma where she expects to
spend the winter with friends.
Mr.. Billings, tather-in-law Of Franz
Alexander, was IN town the first of
the week, visiting relatives.
Some Of Albany's young bloods and
Lebanon's young bloods had fist
fight lust night at the depot but no ar-
rests were made.
Mr.. Taylor Evans brought two large
squashes In town last week and left
them at Pugh & Muncy's. One
weighed 1870 pounds and the other 9S.
Attorney W. M. Brown went to
Scio Saturday to try q case before
Justice Shelton. AS our attorney was
successful In the case, he thinks they
deal out justice on the square in Scio.
Several fishing parties left the first
of the week for Alsea where they in
tend staying until they succeed in
filling several barrels with Oregon's
most delicious rneat-salt salmon.
]. NJ. Wiley has moved his family
down from the saw mill for u short
stay In town. He intends returning
to the mill as soon as sufficient rain
has fallen to furnish water tor the
mill.
State School Superintendent Irwin
spent last Monday in Lebanon. He
was on his way home from Eastern
Oregon, having crossed the mountains
by private conveyance.
Arthur Hardy returned home last
Sunday from Canyon City, where he
has heen for several months working
on q stock ranch. He rode home IN
eight days, He intends going back
soon.
Prof. Geddes, president Of the Soda
vile college, left last Saturday for
Portland, where he went to attend the
Synod of the @. P. church.
Mr., Keen, who lives across tho
river, had IN exciting runaway while
in Lebanon last Saturday afternoon.
No one was hurt and very little dam
age was done.
Married, ON Tuesday, Oct. 6, 1895, ut
~ o'clock m. at the residence Of e.
G. Rogers, Albany, Mr. Frank B.
Frost and Mrs. Emma @. Shelton,
Judge Barton officiating.
Representatiye.elect J. NJ Somers,
will canvass Lane county during the
week commencing Oct, s, In favor Of
Mckinley Guard.
AT the trial in Justice Levelee's
Monday and Tuesday, Bot
...su was acquitted of the charge Of
taking q suit Of clothes belonging to
young Wiencken, aud Jas Crabb was
convicted The jury was out until
nearly midnight In the Crabb case.
The justice, in view of the very slight
evidence against Crabb, imposed the
least fine.
Hon. A. Is. Bennett, Of The Dalles,
delivered a very able free silver speech
In Lebanon on last Saturday evening
TO u full house, Mr.. Bennett is very
logical talker, and made a deep i'm
preston on his hearers. Much EN-
thusiasm was manifested, which
shows conclusively that the silver
cause Is not dying out In Lebanon.
The Lebanon Mckinley Club are
going to Issue campaign paper, the
first issue to appear this week. The
new paper ls to be named 9TH
Lebanon Truth" Tie EXPRESS Is to
do the mechanical work, The repuL;
v licans are going to nake this red.hot
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