The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-10-01
Expressions.

speaking SATURDAY nlght.
The Misses Illidge left this morning
for Salem on a visit.
Rev. Clark Ia quite sick with
pneumonia.
Save your Hoe Cake soap wrappers,
they are worth cent apiece.
Go to Peebler's City bakery and
grocery store for your groceries; prices
a away down.
I II Is reported there will be two mar
riages In Lebanon next week.
J. b. Thompson has sold his horse
and buggy to ]. r. Ewing and Moss
Walker,
Mr.. Geo. Randle will begin teaching
his first term of school next Monday
in the Happy Home district.
Mrs. Day, who hae been visiting
friends and relatives In Washington
state, returned home today
l.. a Wiley will commence u term
Of school in the Grisham School house
next Monday,
l.. A. Wiley returned last Saturday
from a trip to Portland and Salsln.
He made the trip on his wheel.
Mr.. Frank Settle and wife left
yesterday for Portland on few days
visit with friends ana to attend the
exposition.
Ebert Thompson returned last
Thursday from trip to Olympia,
Wash, Ebert says he thinks Oregon
Is good enough for him after all.
Hon. Thos. Kay, the Salem woolen
mill man, passed through Lebanon
this week on his way to and from
Waterloo.
Rev. A. S. Foster, Presbyterian
munster Of Medford, will occupy the
pulpit in the Presbyterian church in
this city next Sunday.
Rev. Summerville was returned to
McMnnville for another year. Rev.
Oberg was sent to Corvallis and Rev.
Albeit, formerly of Albany was sent
to Eugene.
Commencing with today the train
will arrive In Lebanon at 8 Il, IN. and
leave at $3.50. The evening train will
run on the same old time.
The NJ. L. conference VIII ch has just
convened ut Roseburg, appointed Rev.
G. G. Harmon to the Lebanon church
for aonther year, which will be very
pleasing to the members of his church
at this place, as Rev, Harmon is well
liked.
A Twenty-fourth street young man
gave his best girl neat explanation of
the l6-to1 business last Tuesday morn
ing about o'clock. He told her that
ii meant she should kiss him IL times
In one minute. And she accepted the
theory at once.--Portland Sunday
Welcome.
Mr.. ]. ). Hughes has organized q
Band of Hope which will meet in the
Baptist church every Sunday, at 8
o'clock p. m. The object ofthis band
is to help each other in building up
good moral character He cordially
invites oil the children of Lebanon,
with their parents to be present next
Sunday,
We had the pleasure of visiting Mr..
M. L. Forsters nursery at Tangent
last week. Mr., Forster has fine lot
Of trees this year, which are In first
class shape, and he Is selling them at
greatly reduced prices. Mr.. Forster
presented us with some fine Concord
grapes, in fact they were as fine as we
ever tasted.
Hon. A. S. Bennett, noted lawyer
Of The Dalles, will address the citizens
of Lebanon and vicinity on the peiti'
cal issues of the day al the Baud Hall,
on next Saturday evening, October 8,
at 1880 p, m. Mr.. Bennett is an able
and eloquent advocator of free silver
and Is n warm supporter of Bryan
Mr., Bennett Is a fine orator. Let
everybody come and hear him.
The Mckinley club ofthis place now
numbers 228 members. Last Friday
they held rousing meeting and after
the meeting was over some of the
members felt so enthusiastic that they
came down on the street and did some
loud cheering for Mckinley. The
nest day there was some talk of hav-
ing them arrested, but better judg-
rpsnt prevailed aud the matter was
dssbhsa.