The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-11-26

th- mountains. FThey report having
killed four deer.
Mr.. b, M. Burrell brought to Leba-
non last week, fine buck that
dressed about l75 lbs. Mr. Burrell has
killed Il number Of deer this fall.
Electric Lights will probably be run
along Bridge avenue and through the
eastern portion Of the city. for the con-
yenience Of residents In hat section.
The X 0 T M Tent, al Scio, are go.
ing to give a big blowout In that city
tomorrow night. DR., Lamberson, Of
this place, is one of the speakers Of the
evening.
Miss Eda Price, who has been visit.
ing at Waterloo for the past three
months, passtd throl gh the city
Tuesday, on her way to her home in
Salem.
LadieN Miss DuMond calls your at
tention to the new fall millinery. A
4 hqndsomer line has never been brought
To Lebanon, and as usual at the lowest
4 prices.
DR.. Booth was called u Sweet Home
last Saturday to see Prot, &. F. Bigbee,
who was quite i'll with pneumonia,
hut we ARE glad TO report him much
better now.
| Mr.. A. Gadwalader has traded his
residence, including his DO acres o,
land, near this city, to J. c. T. Mary
for 50 acres of land, situated lea Cor
" lis, in Benton county,
The sidewalk leading by the Touring
mill has been completed as far as DIR.
Cheadle's residence. This is great
convenience to people living in that
part Of the city,
Remember the A. O. u. w. lecture
and entertainment WeC nesday even
ing, Dec, g. Mcknight q Crawford's
orchestra aud a male quartette, of
Albany, will furnish music for the
occasion.
Prof. ]. B. Marks, principal Of the
Tangent pnblic schoo., spent last
Saturday and Sunday in our city,
sisiting friends, There seems to be
considerable attraction it Lebanon for
Prof. Marks,
Mr. A. NJ. Wilson bro lght In three
hogs yesterday, whi,h toget her
weighed 825 lbs. These were the
heaviest hogs that have been brought
to thu Lebauon market this year.
However, Weisner & Bull killed -four
Of their own that weighed more--their
weight being 1000 lbs.
Last Thursday night . burglar at
tempted to enter the residence of /. r.
Borum, but a lady friend who was
visiting there heard him and screamed
so loud that the mau skipped al
Tightening speed, Democrat The
young lady referred to is Miss Ada
Miller, Of this city.
The republican club held a meeting
| Monday night. 1t is generally report
ed that the meeting was held for the
purpose of centerng on some one for
the post Office at this ,lace, but no
agreement was reached. The appoint-
ment of Mr.. Smith Is successor will
probably be left to Mr.. Mckinley.
In order to put the Express in the
homes Of many who are not now TAX.
ing 1t, we have decided t. offer II from
now until March /, 1897, for only 25
cents. Ifyou are not taking the EX'
PRESS already, take advantage of this
offer and suhcribe AZ 0Hse, and if you
are already u subscribe send IL ia
some Edrtern friend for four months
The Ladies' Missionary society, OF
the First Presbyterian church, held
their annual Missionary Tea at the
home Of Mrs. G w. Aldrch, on last
Friday afternoon, There were about
twenty-five or thirty ladies present,
aua after being entertained for severc
hours with most interesting program
they all had tea together, and q most
excellent lunch, 1t was
Mr., F, U. Hickok, Southern Pacific
{ .2ly at This place, informs us the
{ e has been mnre poultry shipped
llom Lebanon this week than any
previous week since he las been here
There has been over six y Goop9 ship
ped already this week. On Monday
l car as full az it could b9 loaded was
shipped out There has been abou
> 500 turkeys sent from hrle this week
/. aud out of this number The Belingel
boys, Of Waterloo shipped abont $50.