The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-11-19

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Johnny 0Nel received telegram
yesterday, announcing the birth Of .
son. Mother and baby both doing
WE'LL
Who is 1t that il going to give
a fine Thanksgiving Dinner? Why,
the ladies Of the Methodist church, Of
course.
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cents.
Mr.. E, L. Bryan and wife, Of Tan
gent, were In Lebanon last week visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. G. G..
Harmon.
NJ A. Miller has been repairing and
improving his store; and also increas
ing his stock. He has one Of the best
stores in the valley.
| The bowling alley opened up last
Monday evening. Tht game was free to
everyone. A large crowd was present
and everyone had good time.
The court house at Albany is in
need of repairs and additions. This is
good time to have the matter attend
ed to. Materipl and labor are cheap,
Don't go to The worry aud expense
Of preparing Thanksgiving Dinner
when you can dine with the Ladies
I Aid Society ofthe Methodist church.
Mr. Geo. Rowell, OF Sweet Home,
was in Lebanon the first OF the week
and received a $500 draft from the
Maccabees-his yearly disability bene.
fit.
DR.. w. II. Booth received a telt
phone message Tu asday to come
to Holly to see a patient. He left
early Wednesday morning for that
place.
Ladies', Miss DuMoad calls your at
tention to the new fll millinery. A
handsomer line has never been brought
to lebanon, and as us lal at the lowest
prices.
There is to be u congregational meet
ing Of e Presbyterian church next
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, tt
consider the securing Of u pastor. A
full attendance is desired.
Mr. Geo. Il, Haven, the gentleman
from California wlo bought the
Matchett farm, ut the saltlam pns'
office, Yas in our city this week, and
while here subscribed for the EX
PRESS.
There were no divorce suits on tria
at this term Of the court. Confidence
has been restored and congenia
felicity Is assured-with McKinley's
election.
The first snow of the season fell
here last Monday night. Tuesday
morning there was nearly !hree inehe:
of the beautiful cove ed the ground
1t was warm and the snow soon dis
appeared,
Mrs. 9. H. Gable, Of Brownsville
died at her home il that city lasI
Saturday, Of pneumol ia. She was one
of Brownsville's most popular ladies'
and large circle Of fliends mourn bel
sudden death.
Mr.. Jas. L. Cowan has been appoint
ed agent at Warm S)rings and vii
assume the duties of he office at al
ea.ly date. Mr., Gown is well know
here, having resided in Lebanon fol
II number of years.
The council, at their regular meet
ing Tuesday evening, allowed $40 pei
month for night watch, aud The
business men have subscribed $40 pei
month. Mr. G. w. Stokes accepted
the position at $50 per month.
i p. Weir, now a resident of May.
vile, Gillian county, Oregon, was ii
the city this week. He brought q
large assignment Of cattle 10 Portland
where he sold them at "a good profit
He returned home Thursday.
Mr., A, Umphrey sold his farm that i,
situated west of Lebanon, last week
to E. W. Langdon, of Albany, aid
Mr.. Langdon in turn sold it to A.
Barhan, Of Woodburn. The price was
$lJ per acre, The sale was made by
! w. G. Peterson, our rpstling real estate
agent,
There will be uni)n thanksgiving
service in the Baotlst church on
thanksgiving day at II a, m. The
presiding elder of the NJ. 4. church,
South, is expected to be present and
viii preach the sermol. Al the close
of the service there will be a collection
taken for the poor Of Lebanon.