The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-02-20

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gone, and looks ~ II she has been well
fed, having gained ten pounds avoir-
dupois while away.
The question, care theatricals mere
ly an innocent amusement or 40 they
weaken the influence Of christianity
and sound morality" will be discussed
in the Presbyterian church next Sun
day at the morning service. Come
and hear the discussion.
W. o. Southwick and family Of
Friends, Neb, visited q few days re-
Gently with q. w, Simonds and fam
lily, near this city. Mr.. southwick and
family have been spending the winter
In California and stopped off for q
short visit on their way home.
The Weber Dramatic company
played In Medford and Jacksonville
last week. The Medford Mail says
the people Of that city thoroughly ap-
preciated the plays Of this superior
company. 1t Ia to be hoped the Weber
company will return TO Lebanon soon.
DR.. r. II. Curl, dentist, Of Browns
vile, will be III Lebanon on Feb. "a,
and remain five days. DR.. Curl makes
u specially Of painless extracting; gold
crowns and bridge work, rubber plates,
porcelain crowns; gold, silver, ANAL
gam and cement fillings. Give him
call.
g. VI. Westfall and George Dodge
returned Saturday from Peoria. Mr..
Westfall found everything all right
about the farm, and he and Dodge ex-
changed the necessary legal papers,
and now Mr., Westfall has the farm
while Mr.. Dodge las the livery stable
and stock.
AT the meeting Of the democratic
county central committee held In Al
bany last Tuesday, Friday, April 8, at
10 o'clock A. M. was selected 40 the
date for the county convention, and
Saturday, March %, for the primaries,
except In Albany, which will be held
on Monday, March 80.
Following were the delegates to the
popnlist county convention from this
city. South Lebanon &C. B. Monta-
que, q. D. Steen, A. T. McCulloch, J.
W. Cheshir, A. Umphrey, John Mich
oils. North Leban0n--D. W. Hardin,
W. q. Fronk, Frank Irvine, Brown
Hansard, Phil Ritter.
The Scio Press publishes the follow
Ing as possible candidates on the pop
ulist ticket: Legislature, DIR. Hendrex,
C.. B. Montague, johnson smith, W.
M. Roberts and G. D. Steen; county
Judge Geo. d. Barton; commissioner,
Mr.. Case, Of Tangent; assessor, H. B.
Springer; sheriff, G. d. Stsen.
Rev. A. W. Snyder, who has been
assisting Rev. Lamar In a series Of
meetings In Scio, has closed them, and
will commence q series Of meetings ut
the Baptist church In this city to-
morrow evening and continue every
evening for some time. All are cor
daily invited to attend these meet
ings.
Claus Vehrs has moved his creamery
from Sodaville to point near Halsey.
Mr.. Vehrs isa irst class creamery man.
He understands all the departments Of
the business thoroughly and always
turns out firstclass butter. We are
sorry to see him leave this part Of the
county but wish him success In his
new field
The ordinance requiring cows to be
kept up nights, passed the city council
last Tuesday night. The ordinance re-
quires that cows be kept up from 10 P.
NJ. to s A. NJ. during the months Of
April, May, June, July, August and
September and to be kept uf from s p.
M. to 9 A. M. the rest of the time. This
ordinance will be enforced after April
lst.
The Prineville Review says that on
Thursday last James R. Wagner was
shot and killed by Isaac Mills near
that place. The men were neighbors
and quarreled over q dividing fence.
Wagner was armed with shotgun
and Mills with six-shooter. The
latter was shot in the hands, and
Wagner was instantly killed. Mills
gave himself up.
Last Friday as Atty. Garland was
returning irom Albany, he attempted
to alight from the train Ut the Dodge
property while the train was. in mo-
tion. He made mis-step and went
rolling on the ground and roofing In
the mud. As o result he bas been
wearing considerable court plaster on
bis upper lip this week and carrying .
rather stiff arm, Some OF Mr.. Gar
lands friends thought he had got IN u
ami In Albany hlt aIlnh waa not the