The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-10-29

A. b. Nickerson's Sand Is 81 much
improved that he Is able 10 work
in the planning mill, and he has re-
turned to Aiuslee, Wash, for that pur-
pose.
Mr., Frank Alexander and wife and
Geo. l.. Alexander left last Thursday
for visit with relatives and friends
in Eugene and vicinity. They re-
turned home Tuesday.
Hon. M. A. Miller, OF this city, and
Willis Dunniway, private secretary of
Gov. Lord, were TO meet in a joint de-
bate at Willamette Grange hall in
Benton county last night.
When the Lebanon ira n was with
In two miles OF Lebanon, Tuesday
evening, spring underneath the en-
gine broke, causing deay of about
two hours. The men passengers on
board walked in,
Speaking tonight "Wednesday at
the Band hall, ut 7;SO p, H., by Judge
Crowell, of jackson county, from free
silver standpoint, Judge Crowell is
an able and eloquent speaker. Let
every body attend.
Byrd Hall and Marion Walton left
yesterday with Zach. Tayior's traction
engine, for Antelope. They intended
to run 1t from here to Salem and ship
1t by boat TO The Dalles, and from
there run the engine to Antelope.
Hon. THIS. Tongue, congressman
elect, will address the citizens Of Leba-
non next Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Mr.. Tongue is an able speak
Ell as all will testify who heard him
last spring. Let every boiy attend,
Samuel Thomas was indicted by the
grand jury yesterday for stealing l..
NJ. Taylors COW, This is the case that
was tried before Justice Lovelee and
dismissed. 1t was tried again before
an Albany justice who sent the man
to the grand jury.
Mr.. Herrin, Of The Dales, official
instructor of the A. o. U, W. will
visit the lodge Of this city on Dee. 2,
at which time he will give q public
address on the advantages of the A.
o. U. w. Full particulars will be
given later in the EXPRESS.
Joshua Jones Walton, a pioneer
and man prominent in life since the
history of Lane county, died at the
residence of his son-in.l8w, Hon. Z.
p. Coleman, October 25, 1896, 1T p.
M, after lingering illness Of nearly
two years duration Deceased was
"a years of age. Eugene Guard.
The famous DeMoss family gave one
Of their enjoyable concerts at the
Band hall, on last Friday evening to
clowded house. II is very seldom
that the people Of Lebanon have an
opportunity Of witnessing such a
superb entertainment. This company
is first-class in every respect and we
bespeak for them success wherever
they may go.
Mr.. John Cartwright, editor Of the
Harrisburg Review, died at his home
in Harrisburg last TuesdHy. He was
sick only six hours, The doctors pro-
nnuneed 1t chronic poison from print
ers ink. Mr.. Cartwright formerly
resided in Albany and vas candi-
date for recorder III this county four
years ago. He was well lissd by
everyone who knew him.
Rev, Lindsey, the Bal tist eyange-
\ list who held success T.! series of
meetings in this city abou ) years ago,
preached to a crowded louse in the
Baptist chnrch, on last Sunda; morn
ing and evening. At the conclusion
of the sermon Sunday night Rev.
Lamar left It to Il vote of the congre-
cation as to whether )r not Rev
Lindsey should be engaged to hold a
series of meetings at this place, The
vote was unanimous in favor of a
meeting, which will commence about
Dec. /.