The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1897-02-25

lien, medical missionary to India, de
livered an Interesting lecture oil that
country, at tie Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening,
This regular annual school meeting
will be held Monday, March LIST, at !
O'Clock, in the public school building,
NJ which time one director and one
clerk will bc elected.
Many Of the friends Of s. P. Bach
are urging him for school director Mr..
Bach would make model officer, and
the district would be admirably served.
We hope he will accept.
There will be another meeting Of the
farmers and business men Saturday,
at ! p. M, II Union hall, to consider
the creamery proposition. Everybody
Is invited to attend this meeting.
Married, Feb. %, 1897, Mr.. VIM. H.
Dnnaea, Of Sweet Home, to Miss Edith
Terry, Of Gates, at the home Of the
BRIDES mother, at Gates. VIM. CLARK,
]. p, performed the marriage ceremo-
ny.
The meetings at Tennessee school
house, conducted by Rev. j, w, Craig
aud Rev. F, s. Doughton, are progress.
ing with increasing interest. They
will probably continue over next Sun
day.
F. q. Hickok, S. P. agent at this
place, has received instructions to sell
round trip tickets from here to Carson
City, Nevada, for S4l.sO. The Cor
belt t-Fitzsimmons fight will occur
there March nth.
DR.. Curl Is now at the st. Charles,
aud will remain few more days. Re
member he removes teeth absolutely
without pain. He is tirst-class den.
tist, aud warrants all his work. Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded,
Miss Haidee slack, youngest daugh.
ter of Thomas j. Black, collector Of
customs at Portland, was united in
marriage last week to Mr., James A,
Drake. The bride formerly resided al
Halsey, and has many friends In this
county.
You rim no risk, All druggists guar
antee Groves lasteless Chill Tonic to
DO all that Is claimed for it. War.
ranted no cure, no pay. There are
MANY limitations. To get the genuine
ask for Groves. For sale by N. w.
Smith, Lebanon, Or.
Joe Hansard received letter this
week from Ruff Hiatt, In which Ruff
stated that his whole party were work.
lug near Riverside, Calf, helping lut
out a 10000 acre orchard, and were be.
ing paid $l.75 per day. He wrote that
work was quite plenty in that section.
Cuas. Kreiner, the cook on the steam,
er Ramoua, and who fell overheard
and was drowned at Salem last Mon.
day, was trother Of Mrs. Ben Dodge,
Of this city. Ben and his wife went to
Corvallis Wednesday, to investigate
the matter, but at last accounts the
body had not been recovered.
| Rev. Lindsey commenced series Of
meetings IN Albany Tuesday evening.
He had goo0 suec rs with his meetings
in both Brownsville and Seio. He will
hold meetings in three towns in the
valley after leaving Albany, and will
then 20 to California, having accepted
a call to a church III that state.
| The Ashland Town Talk contains
| the following account Of two bilks
a0n or about February LIST two strang.
ers stopped 1t Ashland and registered
at Hotel Oregon under the names OF
Peter Miller and Z. Barnes They
seemed to have plenty Of money while
/ in Ashland and II il reported that they
rolled things high IN social games Of
draw, etc, After sojourning for day
or two they hired a team from our
! liyery II. X. Sutton, for ten days
for mare for the purpose Of looking over
the country. On Monday Of this week
| Mr. Sutton received notice by letter
4 that be would find his team at the
4 livery stable IN Albany and that he
had better come down aud get it. They
| Informed hira that after the inaugura.
/ ton Of Mckinley and revision Of the
| tariff times would he better and If 90
! they would settle their bill ut some
| future date. Mr. Ed Sutton took the
train Monday night for Albany to
bring back thr team The sports are
I fishing in other fields.n
The Legislature Adjourns.