The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-07-23
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Lebanon 10 again clear Of that dread
disease diphtherla and the doctors
think they have it completely stamped
out.
Mrs. Finley nee Miss Rhoda McKin-
ney, Of Portland, arrived in Lebanon
Tuesday on visit with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. G. w. Warner returned Tues
day from McMinnville where she had
been on visit with Rev, D. T. Sum.
merville and family.
Mrs. M, Lonsberry, who has been
stopping In Eugene for some time, is
In Lebanon visiting her parents, DR..
and Mrs Skipworlh.
Married, July 20, 1895, at the resi-.
dence OF the groom, by G. Lovelee,
Justice OF the peace, Mr.. D. p. Gentry
and Nettie NJ. Shaw.
| q. II. Dalrymple, Esq, deputy dis.
trict attorney, was in Lebanon Satur-
day on official business, and spent
Sunday in Waterloo.
Straw hatsl straw hats!! from S to
SOC at the Racket Store. Lace curtains
70 cts, 81, aud Sl.25 per pair. Eight
spools Of best thread for Csc, 3 for l0c.
Mr.. d. w. Harden is making brick
Just north Of the Lebanon cemetery.
He has quite brick yard started and
expects to burn kiln Of 100000 brick
next week.
Mr.. s. M. w. Hindman arrived in
Lebanon Monday from his raLch
across the mountains. He expects to
return in a few days, accompanied by
his wife.
J. +. Hyde and wife returned Satur.
day and VIM. Robbins returned Mon
day from the meeting Of the grand
lodge of the A. o. U. w. at Portland.
They report grand time.
Some sneak thief entered the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. Warner last Sunday
night and stole watch belonging to
Miss Callie Warner. Other parties
around town have reported thieves
prowling around.
Mrs. A. B. Nickerson left Monday
for Ainslie, Wash, where Mr.. Nicker-
son has a permanent position as fore.
man in the planning department Of u
large sawmill, and where they expect
to make their future home.
The marshal has been ordesed to see
that all rubbish and filth be promptly
removed from yards and alleys. Citi-
zens would both do their duty and
save costs by Immediately attending
10 this matter.
The person who took the handsaw
and the jackscrew from my premises
last week is known aud II the said
implements are not returned imme-
diately / will have him arrested for
theft. J. G. REED,
+. E. Wilmarth, from Crook county,
formerly Of the Prineville News, was
ih Lebanon Monday on his way to
visit bis grandparents who live near
Sweet Home. Mr.. WiImarth says
times are better in Crook county than
in the valley.
Mrs. Charles Stokes and children,
who have been visiting In Portland,
arrived in Lebanon Saturday and Wis
tied until Monday with relatives
Mr.. Stokes and family left Monday for
Berry where he has q position in q
sawmlll.
| G. w. Wheeler has sold bis property
including several lots and two resi-
dences to Mr. Henry Moran, Of Salem,
but formerly Of Sweet Home. The
sale was made through W. c. Peterson
the real estate agent. Mr., Moran ex.
poets to move his family 10 Lebanon
about the first Of August. We are
glad to welcome them to our city.
} The two story brick building, occu.
pied by H. Wolf & Brother, at No. 80
Front street, Portland as q wholesale
gentleman's furnishing goods house
was completely gutted by fire last
evening, and the stock Is total loss
The stock was valued OF upwards o.
$4,000 aud is partly covered by SIS, ,00C
insurance. The building is owned by
the Lambert estate and H. L. Hoyt.
Justice Lovelee discharged Samue
Thomas, who had been arrested fo
stealing COW belonging to l.. NJ. Tay
lor. Attorneys Dalrymple and Gar
land represented the state, and Attor
neys Somers and Brown represented
Thomas. We understand that thl
matter will be taken before the CRANE
Y jury as the prosecution is satisfied tina
I the cow in dispute is the property o
Mr. TaNlnr and that Mr. Thnma