The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-08-20
=. H. Young,'s,
Expressions.
ALBANY, OR,

nneu 10 ulh HoHie'
The song Of the wood saw is now
heard In the city,
Everybody Is at work and there are
no "localsn 10 publish.
Mrs. Hester Ames, from Sweet Home
was In the city Monday.
Mr.. Tinkle, Of the photo gallery, was
In Albany over Sunday.
4 Mrs. L. Foley and daughter Winnie
hre visiting in Albany.
W. B. Donacu is completing q resi-.
dence on his farm near Scio.
Sodaville is quite lively little town
with many summer visitors.
Miss Ada Miller left today for Forest
Grove on a visit to her brother.
Our streets are crowded with teams
hauling straw, hay, aud lumber.
Mrs. i. ID. Tinkle returned today
from weeks visit with her mother at
Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Somers, Of Albany,
have gone to one Of the Astoria water
ing places.
Mrs. G. Il, Mclean is up at Soda
VILE where she expects to remain
about month.
The public school bullding has been
neatly painted and presents ap attrac-
tive appearance.
Mr.. Chandler has made some sub
stantial repairs to the Timing on the
public school building.
Deputy U. i. Marshal Geo Humph-
rey was in Lebanon Tuesday and
Wednesday on business.
But little wheat is coming in al the
warehouse. The yield has not been
abundant In this vicinity.
Hon. M. A. Miller was In Portland
last week attending meetings of the
democratic state committee.
New settlers are dropping in. Several
real estate sales haye been made lately
and many more are being arranged.
1t is reported here that Mr.. Chas. M
Anderson, lately employed on the Ex-
PRESS, has been married In California.
The Sweet Home stage time has
again been changed 50 that is stays at
Foster over nights as 1t formerly did.
Mayor Pennoyer manages to keep
his name before the people, There is
good deal Of the demagogue In the
ex-governor.
r. Hull and wife, f. Hull and fam
lily and Mr.. Hull and family Of Craw-
fordsville, oil returned this week from
q trip to Newport,
The republicans are making tre-
mendous effort to organize in thissta
Their efforts are not being crowned
with much success.
Several parties aie contemplating a
trip to Alsea in September to enjoy the
fine hunting and salmon fishing Of
forded In that neighborhood.
Gunners In certain parts of the
county are killing pheasants. The
authorities are on the watch and some
heavy fines may be expected.
II Is reported in town that Mr.. James
Matchett has sold his fine farm to u
California gentleman. We hope Mr..
Matchett will not leave the neighbor.
hood.
The county officials are enjoying an
easy time, there SCENE to be no work
just now for them to do. This will
''kindern even up the reduction of
deputy hire.
Mr.. j. B. Thompson's horse ran
away with him while hitched to cart
Tuesday, throwing him out and bruis-
ing him up considerably, but did not
hurt him seriously.
DR.. ]. L. Hill, of Albany, has just
received notice that he las been
honored by having the degree of
Doctor of Philosophy conferred upon
him by college in Chicago.
Miss Allie Temple returned to her
home, near Plainview, Tuesday from
visit Of six weeks with friends on
the Sound and ut Gray's HTbor. Miss
Annie Dumond will return in about
two weeks.
Strangers to the city view with
wonder the immense piles of straw
now being stacked at the paper mill
1t su pretty aud interesting sight to
,witpess the unloading of hundreds Of
toGs of straw.