The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-01-30
Expressions.


fever.
Ed Kellenberger has been quite sick
this week.
Mrs. II. J. Plaster Is visiting friends
In Albany.
r. w. Fisher, of sodaville, Is dan
gerously i'll.
Remember we print calling cards ut
the EMPRESS office.
DIR, g. w. Cheadle, dentist. Oifice
over City Drug store.
Mrs, A, Il. Davis Is visiting In
Brownsville this week.
1fyou want the news you should
subscribe for the EXPRESS.
Gentlemen, call and see the new fall
and winter clothing at Bach d Duhps.
Born, TO the wife Of John Moist, Sun.
day, January 20, daughter.
"Trilby" pholO's reduced to $l.00
per dozen, at the Lebanon Art Gallery.
George Rice represents some OF the
best insurance companies In the world.
Atty. J. M, Somers Of Albany, was
doing business in this city last Satur-
y day
g'N'. One Of Iebanon's physicians intends
'o'0"I witness the execution of Lloyd
DomlAlontgomery.
-. The ExxREss Is glad to announce
that the diptheria has about Al died
out ia Lebanon.
"The Hay-makers' at Albany, ism.
81 and Feb. |. Price, gallery, 8 cts.;
down stairs, so cts. WI, ~
Otto Martin has moved Into the
Mills house--the one recently ecctE
pied by Mr. Hlckek.
Mrs. J. w. Cusick and little boy, Of
Albany, visited relatives III this city
Friday and Saturday. ,-~
W.. j. Royce returned home Mpbdsy
from an extended visit with friends
and relatives IN California. 10 ~'fs
We have been informed that the
hour for Lloyd Montgomery's exaeu.'
tion ~ O'Clock in the morning.
w. Il. Chandler, Of this city, has
been appointed deputy to assist I'M
the execution Of Lloyd Montgomery. !.
II. ]. Smith, Of Salem, was IN the
city couple of days this week visiting
his brother, j. r. Smith, and family.
Miss Fannie Grlggs returned
Wednesday from Brownsville, where
she went to visit with Prof Michener
and wife.
The regular services will he held at
the M. u. church next Sunday, but
no Sunday school, Epworth League
at 6:30 49,
Go and see "The Hay-makers" make
hay ut opera house, Albany Jan. 81
and Feb l. No extra charge for re-
served seats.
Alta meeting of the Ministerial asso.
citation Tuesday, they decided to re-
sumo their regular church services
next Sunday.
w. l.. Simpson and family have
moved in one of Mrs. H. M. Miller's
residences-the one recently occupied
by Rev. Lamar.
Prof.J, b. Marks, who Is engaged In
teaching the Holley school, was visit
ing old friends In Lebanon last Sntur-
day and Sunday.
Licenses have been issued for the
, marriage of Asderv Fitzwater and
Lulu Edwards, and II. X. Kriens and
Nettie McCune.
A sheepbuyer, after riding over most
'0f Lane county in search Of mutton
sheep last week, found only enough to
make half carload.
The regular services will be resumed
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church next sunday. Preaching both
morning and evening.
Jas. Sharp left Tuesday for Prime.
vile, after a weeks visit with his
family, Mr.. Sharp has a position as
violinist in Prineville J&loou.
Prof. Louis Barzee, principal Of the
Drain normal school, passed through
Lebanon, last Friday and Saturday,
on his way to and from Sodaville.
Rev. c. Il. Lamar returned home
last Saturday from ar extended visit
to relatives in Tennessee. Rev. La
mar reports u most enjoyable visit.
Married, ut the residence Of Mrs.
Fannie Williams January &c., l898,
Mr.. X. X. Krien and Mrs. Nettie
McCune, Rev. G. r. Lamar officiating.
E.G. Carr and wife left yesterday
for Salem, where Ed has taken COLI
tract to do clearing, They will prob
ably move back 10 Lebanon this