The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-07-09

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The paper mill was shut down for n
day this week on account Of running
out Of lime.
q. 4. Cotton and wife left last FRI
day for Portland where Mrs. Cotton Is
to be treated In the hospital.
Mr., S. P. Bach is having new coat
Of paint put on his residence. Cruson
4 Brush are doing the work.
Mrs. G. W, Cheadle is In Portland
where she expects to remain for several
weeks on visit to her relatives.
DR., Jones, Of Sodsville, passed
through Lebanon yesterday on his
way to Jefferson to attend a brother
who is dangerously III.
The Eugene Register and the Salem
Post have both suspended publication
Of their dailies, but will continue their
weekly publications.
Miss Lena Neibeit, Of Salem, visited
her brothers, Joe and Geo. Bull, in
this city last Friday and Saturday,
returning home Sunday.
The Lebanon people who went to
Portland on The 4lh had pleasant
trip. The parade was only fair, but
the city is always interesting to visit
ors
/ Mrs. j. A. Boards many friends. at
this place will be sorry u learn of her
serious illness at her home in Portland
with that dreadful disease consump-
tion.
N. w. Smith left last Saturday for
Philomath on his bicycle where he
will meet his brother and then 60 on
to Newport ON their wheels. they cx-
pect to return to Lebanon to,.ayF
Eugene's 4th of July had some foot
racilg in which NJ. Davis, of Eugene,
beat the Corvallis sprinier, Ray, and
O'neil, Of Salem, outwinded Trine, Of
Eugene.
Mr. William Gumm, former web
foot boy, now a prosperous farmer Of
the Palouse country, Is visiting friends
and relatives here nfter an absence OF
nineteen years.
| Miss Creighton and Miss Frizzell
rode up from Salem on their wheels
on last Sunday and are spending the
week here and at Sodsville visiting
friends and relatives.
Matney Bros. & Co. will give d free
minstrel, consisting of banjo solas,
songs, dances, old plantation break
downs, etc., etc, at the band hall Fri
day night, There will be dance after
the performance.
About thirty including the Lebanon
Firemen's Band went from this place
to Portland OIL the excursion the 4th
and quite a number went down on the
boat. All report fine time and grand
celebration in the metropolis Of the
state.
Albany has had considerable excite
ment this week over the fact that Mrs.
E. +. Everett's horsewhipping one Of
her neighbors and then shooting at
the officer twice when be came to
arrest her. Aud also oyer man by
the name of Dante beating bis wife.
| The public school building will be
neatly painted. The directors will
carry out the wishes of the district In
thus preserving and beautlfying the
building. There is an urgent need of
better water conveniences on the
grounds. Hydrants or well should be
furnished.
Dr. 7. G. Mackey returned on last
nights overland from his trip to Buf-
falo where he had been as a delegate
from the state Of Oregon in attendance
upon session of the sovereign grand
lodge of the A. 0. U. w. He comes
home with o renewed faith in this
order TO accomplish great results for
the relief Of its votaries He reports
the order In very prosperous and
harmonious condition in all countries
where adopted. III rrisburg Review
Samuel Hayden took bis oath Of
office and filed It with the secretary Of
state, and has appointed the following
deputy district attorney IN this dis
trlct: o. P. Coshow, of McMinnville,
for Yamhill county; Claud 'rhayer, Of
Tillamook county; Joseph Sibley, Of
Dallas, for Polk county;C H. Dalrym-
pie, of Albany, for Linn county. Mr..
Hayden has not selected deputy for
Marion county, and intends to attend
to the duties of the Office in person for
the present. He attends his first term
of court July u at Albany. journal.
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