The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-01-23
day for Lamar, Mo-, where she VIII
live with her grandparents.

Grants Pass, where they have been
living the past year. They will make
their home In Lebanon for the present.
The public schools will not be
opened for q few weeks. The diptheria
10 about over, but the directors are
taking extra caution in the matter.
Hence the scholars will have little
larger holiday.
There 10 no longer any danger Of
Q further spread Of the diptheria. All
the old cases are well. Only two per-
sons now are affected, they having 1t
lin the mildest form. Our coJntry
| friends can safely come TO town.
Judge Burnett has stated that he
would not render decision upon the
bill of exceptions for an appeal OF
the Lloyd Montgomery case Until
the attorneys on both sides have been
heard. Jan. 20 was set for the liearing.
| Wheat 10 selling for 4S! cents a the
Lebanon warehouse this week. Wheat
has had u tendency upward for sfi"
time, but farmers should use their a@n
Judgment about selling, aud should
study the situation well before holding
longer.
| Chas. johnson, cook at the ~,
Charles hotel for some time past, left
Monday for his farm, this side of Sweet
Home. He expects to leave soon f,i
Glenwood Springs, Colorado. In hopes
the climate Of that section will cure
bis rheumatism.
/ w. w. Brannin, Past Grand Master
Of the A. o. u. w., Of Portland, will
visit the A. O. u. w. lodge at this
place, next Tuesday evening, and will
install the officers. 1t IL earnestly
requested that all the members te
present that evening.
| There 10 All ordinance before the city
council which has passed to the second
reading, In regard to licensing dogs. II
will undoubtedly pass at the next
meeting, and then the people living
within the city limits will have to pay
for the pleasure Of keeping the csnines
Chas. Stokes and family left last
Monday for Berry, on the o. G. & E.
railroad, where Mr.. Stokes has per.
manent position with the Enterprise
Mill company. A. w. Marks ex-
poets to move up there In couple Of
weeks and will work for the same com.
pany.
DIR. III. L. Parish has returned Ia
San Francisco to reside. The doctor
lived here . few months, where be
was recognized to be physician and
surgeon Of unusual ability and skill,
and y gentleman Of high character and
pleasant manners. He and his estima.
BILE family carry with them our best
wishes.
| A letter received by President w. Fl
Lee, Of the Albany college, from Presi-
dent K. N. Cohdit, Of the Occidental
college at Los Angeles, states that his
library and oil of his household ef'
fects were destroyed by the recent
burning Of the college. About one.
half Of bis loss was covered by insur.
ance. There was $4,000 insurance on
the college building and $500 on the
college furniture. The college will
probably be rebuilt. The school has
been re-opened for the present in an
other building.
S. M. Gafland, Of this city, Is being
urged for the nomination of county
Judge on the democratic ticket. Mr.
Garland Is well qualified to fill thu
position, and would poll large vote
Our populist contemporary, the Ad
vance, makes kindly mention OF thu
fact in the following paragraph: "Tht
Albany papers say that s. M. Garland
Of this city, is mentioned as the demo
cratic nominee for county judge at thu
coming election, We think that party
/ cannot make better nomination fol
that Office. He would be popular
candidate and II elected would conduc
the county's business In the best posi-
ble manner
DR.. ]. A. Lamberson returned yes
terday from Salem, where he had beer
to Attend the Joint public installation
0f both tents, the Sir Knights and thu
Ladies Of the Maccabees. The docto
says he never had o better time no
was treated more royalty in his life
In . ha.f-column write-up of the affai
the Statesman gave DR.. L. the follow
ing notice: 'tDr. j. A. Lamberson, o
Lebanon, as orator OF the evening, de
livered an entertaining and earnes
address calculating the merits of th,
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