The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-06-11

Photosl Photosl! Photos!ll For the
next 80 days you can get fine cabinet
photos at Boyd's Gallery for only $l.50
per dozen.
Mr.. B. Cleaver has purchased Steve
A. Coehell's farm situated near
WheeIer's old saw mill stand. The
sale was made through W. @. Peterson
d. Co.
DR.. Nat Redpath, Of Steilacoom,
Wash, Is expected to arrive in Leba-
non today on visit with his mother,
Mrs. Montague, aud friends at this
place.
The teachers fo- next year In the
Lebanon public schools will be elected
at Mr. Garland's office, in this city at
7 n. M, June %. Janitors will also be
selected at the same time and place.
G. W. Aldrich has the foundation
for his new residence completed and
the carpenters work will commence
soon. This will he nice residence
when completed.
Hon. G. B. Montague, county clerk
elect, WINS in Albany yesterday and
filed bis official bond and took the
oath ofofflce and 10 now ready to enter
upon his official duties the lst of July.
Mr.. ]. @. Mayer returned to Lebanon
Tuesday from Dubuque, Iowa, after
an absence of about two months. Joel
says he was glad to get back to Oregon.
He gives some terrible accounts of q
cyclone that passed near where he was.
Ye editor and family had the pleas
ure OF attending the A, 0. U. w. picnic
at Halsey last Saturday. The picnic
was grand success in every particular.
About $500 people were present and
everybody seemed to enjoy Inc time,
Children's day is coming at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday.
They will have all interesting pro-
gramme to render commencing at II
A. M. Preaching at IS p. NJ. Y. P. 8.
q. L. Society will meet at Z Pm
Rev. G. w. Courtright, of Albany,
has accepted the call Of the Presbyter-
ian church and will arrive here this
week with bis family to take charge Of
the congregation Oakland cores
pondent In Roseburg Plaindealer.
The public school will give an enter
tainment at the opera house tomorrow
evening. A small admission fee of 10
cents will be charged to pay the ex-
penses of the evening. An excellent
programme consisting Of recitations,
: drills, dialogues, etc., has been pre-.
pared, ALI are invited.
At q meeting of the directors Of the
North side school, sthe Brownsville
Times, held last night, the following
teachers were elected: Principal, W.
A. Calder; first assistant, Mrs. w. A.
Calder; second assistant, Mrs. r. E.
Miebener; primary, Mrs. Anna Viii
lianis.
3 AT the regular meeting OF Homo
Lodge, A. 0. U. w., in this city Tues
day evening, the following officer
were elected for the ensuing year: E
Palmer, M. W.; Phil Ritter, Foreman
A. Umphrey, 0verseer; q. f. Cotton
Guide; J. f. Hyde, Recorder; J. S
Sonnek, |. W.; Or. ]. A. Lamberson
o. w.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Anderson, of th,
EXPRESS, went over to Soap Creek, ii
Benton county last Saturday, wher'
he had been engaged to play in al
orchestra for picnic given at tha
place. He also played with the sam
: orchestra Saturday night for dance
y The manager Of the orchestra seems t
think Charley pretty good player, a
u he drove twenty miles after him Il
y play with them. Charley is goot
musician and can play nearly any par
h he Is wanted for.
= From Mr.. L, w. Woods, who re
turned from Mitchell last Tuesday W
y are Informed that u man by the nam
s. of Lee Smith was instantly killed ol
Mountain creek on the Goth ult. H
v was in corral separating horses whe
It he was thrown violently to the groun
d and was run over by the horses and Il
passing over him, one stepped on hi
v head, crushing in the skull and causin
o death instantly.-Prinevlle Review.
r The last carload Of supplies for th
woolen mill has arrived and Is unload
n ed aud, as rapidly as large crew {
3. workmen can do 1t, the different ms
d chimes will be placed in position an
made ready for the beginning Of th
# work that will again make Saler
3 happy with the buzz of industry. Th
If large brick building has been tho
oughly whitewashed inside from to
:, to bottom, making every nook all