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About The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1894)
Lebanon Express. FRIDAY, JUNE 22, MM. Mr. Frank O'Nulll is In p.irtlnii'l. C. H. Moran Iiuh moved his 'family to Monmouth. Go to Hiram Bu Iter's for your spring clothing, Buy your groceries at Paoblor'a and save money Trimmed bats for one dollar. At Mrs, Goo. Rice's. .,' , ' Born, June 20, to the wife of Paul Buokner, a girl. W.Bf Donaca Is Id Portland this' week un business. Fresh pies, cukes and bread at feebler's grocery store. Mrs. W. E. Chandler spent the- first of the week in CorvalllB. Hiram Baker has Just received a large Invoice of dry goods. Times are hard. Buy your groceries at Foehler's and save money. Mr. B. F. Bodwell was In Halem the first of the week on "business. Every customer at Borum & Kirk's barber shop gets a clean tewel. ;Mr, C.H, Kulston of Portland spent last Monday night in the city. . J. B. Courtney M. D.' Physician, Surgeon and Aeooucheur, Lebanon, Or. Mr. Wm. Ralston is iu Olex, E. Q. on a visit with his son Lonner, Dem ocrat. . '' There has been quite a good many strangers In tilt eity this week looking round. Mrs. Erne Bardwell has commenced divorce proceedings agalust Riley F, Bardwell AHerald. We hope the olty oHloials will see that our streets are thoroughly oleaned up.bctween now and the Fourth. Call at the Racket store, In Klrkpat- rick's building? and get prices. No trouble to show goods. For pure black varnished finished carriage paint, call on M, A, Miller, "and don't forget It." . The best groceries and furnishing goods at the lowest prices at Pugh & Munsey'i. Try them. . Those who patronize Pugh i, Munsey always get the best there is In the mar ket; at lowest prices. . You can get just as line photos at. Boyd's gallery on the Fourth as any other day In the year. M. A. Miller Is In receipt of a very large stock of lead and oil, pure white lead and guaranteed oil. " Pugh and Munsey bave Just received a new line of furnishing goods, price them before buylug elsewhore. Hiram Baker received a large in voice of Bprlng clothing this week of the latest shades and styles. A Hue of both cotton and woolen dress .goods have just arrived at Read, Peacock 4 Co's. (Something new. Come to Lebanon to Bpend the Fourth of July and have your photos made at the Lebanon Art Gullery. I have a few eecond-haud books that Will olose out at a bargain. M. A. Mili.br. Baker is receiving clothing, boots and shoes, dally, In spite of the hard t'.nies! His low prices make the goods 'sell. i Wash fabrlus of almost every de scription, new goods; new styles and low prices. B. E. Youno, Albauy, Or. J. F. Hide left Monday for Portland where he goes as a delegate to the Grand Lodge of the A. 0. V. W. which taeets there this week. John Donaca bought all of Mr. F. M. Smith's oats this week which was something over a thousund bushels, paying him 28 cents per bushel. John M. Bummers, J. B. Marks and Miss Lizzie Oouaoa of the 1. 0. 0. T. lodge of this place went to Eugene Tuesday as delegates to the Grand lodge which meets at that place. L. C. Slater aud faintly, J. C, Slater and his mother, Mrs. J. D. Slater, left Wednesday for Portland where they Intend making their future home, Mrs. M. F. Johnson of rorthmd who wus called to this olty on the account of the sickness and death of her father J. D. Slater, returned home Wednes day. . . Attorney John M. Summers of this plane has formed a co-partnership in the law business with Judge Black man aud Intends to moe down to Albauy about the first of July. My line of jaokets and capes for spring and summer wear Is now com plet. Capes are the tiling this year. And I carry a particularly tine Hue of novelties, at reasonable prices. 8, E. Young, Albany, Ore. Dr. A. H.eterson, of this olty, re ceived a telogram yesterday from Al bany, announcing the death of his brother, W. A. Peterson. The de ceased was an old. pioneer of Oregon having orossed the plainsin 1845, and resided In Oregon till his death. The funeral will take place to-day at 12; v. x. at Band Ridge Cemetery. . lfyou'wan't to spend a pleasant hour oi the Fourth go to Lebanon An Gallery. ; " , , Come to Lebanon on the 4th. am have a good time. If you want to get nice fresh br;a go to Peebler'g. . , Roilpalh Brother's shoes ut Reai PeauooK and Co. 1 F. L. Carman has uul-uhtiecd a flni new buggy and a horse. . We understand there Is to ba a bh horse rue here on the 4th. Chus, Amos and John Bosler left yesterday on a short visit to Portland. When you want to buy a suit of olotli Ing you will save money by getting It at Bach's. When you want a new hat don't for got Pugh and Munsey, Tkey have the latest styles. . . J. E. Adcox, agent for the Albany steam laundry, sends washings down on Tuesdays only. : The city council had the city jail re paired yesterday i: where John Scan land bored through. ; N. W. Smith keeps the Eldorado Castor machine oil, best in the world for farm machinery. Owing to hsrd times all 'millinery will Ik greatly reduced for thirty days. At Mrs. Geo. Rice's. 4 -, You can get a useful medicine tum bler with every bottle of medicine bought of N. W. Smith, ', '", Lebanon has always had a big cele bration but Mils Fourth will surpass any in the history at our city. Joe. Buhl, Joe Kelso and Mike Welsuer left Wednesday tit the moun tains on a Hulling and hunting trip. The only sure cure to- priM i ur IVuit and b. n les In to use mili-l'e'.'i.i.'iitiv.e for si;le .il N. W. .Smith's drug store. W. I'j Read was In tin cil.v M.mday Tuesday and VvYduesiliry loi.aiiijj utter the interest of their store in tills place, Lebanon Is the only olty in the county that Is going to celebrate and a large crowd on that day is an assured tuct. . ' The Young People's Union oflhe Baptist, church will give an ice cream social Saturday, June 23, on the acad emy grounds. Our sportsmen are busy preparing a race track for the Fourth. We are told there is to be some good horse racing on that day. Bring on jour fust stock. Last Saturday evening the Lebanon lodge No. 47 I. 0. 0. F. eleoted the following officers: Geo. W. Cruson N. G. A. E. Davis V. G., W.C. Peter son secretary, and G: H. Bland treas urer. . The Expiikbs would call the atten tion of the city dads to the fact that some work ou tiie streets and alleys, especially cutting down the thistle before the Fourth, would be in good place. A. E. Ansorge Is uow ready to do any repairing of organs, having bad long experience in first-class factor!-. Will guarantee satisfaction. Lebanon, Oregon. Rev, Lamar has resigned as pastor of the Baptist church nt this place and has accepted a cull frem the Baptist cliurcR ut Dayton, Wash. Rev. Lu mar has hud charge of this church here for four years and the church has grown and built up fast under his charge. He has many warm friends ut this place who bid him God's speed lu his new field. t The Albany firemen have decided to send a hose team to Lebanon on July 4th to contest for the prizes ottered. Otto Clelan has been selected manager; Charles Medlu, captain; Chief Frank Daiuials, president; W. H, Warner, sereetary. The "learn will go Into prac tice at once. The fireman say that they will go to Lebanon in full force on July 4, and that there will lie base hall aud other athletic contestants from Albauy on that day. Herald. The Lebanon ReDublic club met in the G. A. R. Hall Friday evening and transacted important business. Frank Nickerson was elected president, R. M. Brash First Vice President, Hiram Baker Second Vice President, A. I. Cruudall secretary, and Dull Bosler treasurer. 'This olub has proven an important tactor in local End county politics, and its energy aud organiza tion is commended to the other politi cal parties of this vicinity. Cummlttofls Appointed. The following additional oonnntttees buve been appointed for the 4th of July? To construct liberty oar, G. ,W. Cru son, G. F. Cotton, Joe Mayer, J, N. CrnndalL Z. T. Bryant. To decorate liberty car, Mrs. A. J. Adams, Mrs. Dr. Foley, Mrs. W, B. Donaca, Mrs. J. F. Hyde, Mrs. Ben Kirk, Miss Emma Tlvey, Miss Doll Saltinnrsh. To select Goddess of Liberty, Dr. L. Foley, Ed Kellenberger, S. M. Gar land. . Committee on hasebull, A. F. Btowe, G. L. Elklns, J. B, Marks. Kleutlon ot Oflloerl. The following officers were eleoted lu Pearl Rubekah Degree Lodge No 47, Wednesday evening: ClaraBoyles, N. G.; Sarah Saltmarsh, V. G.; Huttie Simpson, Rec. See'y; Allue Kirk, treus. 4 RAND OLVHF1C CONTEST. ' In the afternoon an opportunity will k given to witness a grand athletic nnrnanient open to all comers, Prizes nill be given to Ihe winner In each ontent. The contests will consist of ices etc. The billowing prizes are .treudy arranged and open for eoinpe itloni :. iose race, wet test, first prize, $40.00 rlose race, wet test, eecmid prize 15.00 tiicj'cJo race, . , one" prize 6.00 Baseball game, one prize, 10.00 Foot race, 150 yards, one prize, 2.50 Pent race, 200. yards, one prize, 2.50 Ladies race, 60 yards, contestants ' not less than 16 yrs of age Fat men's race, 50 yds, one prize, Sack race, 25 yards, one prize, Potato race, one prize , 2.50 1.50 1.50 1.60 The races will be on Main Street, and will be under the supervision of a nomnilttoe who will guarantee a fair ind Impartial test lu all cases. The Lebanon hose team have de cided to allow out side teams to. use their cart and hose provided they enter before any race is made. , BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. ' The Central Baptist Association met with the Lebanon Baptist church from June 15th to the 18th, R. Thompson iu the chair. Rev. J. R. Baldwin preached the introductory sermon Lam. 8;4. After the sermon come the election of officers which resulted In R. Thompson moderator, James Tom linson clerk and treasurer. The report on education and Mo menvllle college was presented and discussed by Rev. C. A, Wooddy of Portland, foreign mission by Rev. J. Sunderland, district secretary for the coast, home missionary by Rev. A. J. Hunsuker, state missionary. From his report we learn that there is 7,600 Baptist In Oregon and nearly 4,000,000 in the United States. The report on Sunday school was presented by 8. O. Wallace and freely discussed by many The young people organized an asso elatiouaj union and elected C. H. Hurt president aud Miss Flora Funk secretary. Sunday afternoon was given to the Women's Home aud For eign Missionary Societies. They pre sented their work with quite an inter esting program. Miss Voss, their state missionary, being present added very much to the interest. At tbe close of their program a collection was taken for their work which resulted in $21. . The Bession olosed Monday evening with a atiring sermon from Rev. A. J. HuuBaker. The Association goes to MoMinnville next year. BOBAVILLB MEWS. Sodaville came near having another lire last week. W. R. Hardmau's house caught fire from the tera cotta flue aud it was only by hard and quick work that it was saved. J. P. Chesher is busy at work on the foundation to bis new hotel at Soda ville. The dimensions of the founda tion are 46x52 feet. Lust Tuesday W. H. Sloper's sou got hiB foot caught under the car at the euw mill and three toes were badly crushed. Dr. Prill was called to dress the wounded member) and by remov iug small particles of fractured bone they were dressed without amputa tion being necessary. Mrs. Gibberdt at Waterloo is very sick with malarial fever, and also Mrs. Butler of tbe same place is very low. Bide for the improvement of the soda spring at Sodaville, Linn county, Oregon, were opened iMonday and were as follow!: C. W. Stokes $586.97; Ch'ase & James of Lebanon, $540; W. G. Hayne of Albany, $489; J. G. Boyle of Lebanon $482.50. J. G. Boyle being the lowest bidder, tbe contract was awarded to him. The building is to be completed by August first. Review. Notice to the Fubllc. . Haviug sold my grain warehouse to the Red Crown Roller Mill Co., and wishing to give possesion I hereby give notice te all persons no having grain in the house, that said grain must be sold or removed by July 1, 1894, or stored with the Red Crown Mill Co., as soon as said company takes possession of the house. ' Dated, Lebanon, June 20, 1894, John Settle. BrukuJUl. Last Saturday evening John Scan land caused some disturbance in J. C. Mayers saloon and was thrown out. He gathered uriak and started buck In but our city marshal P. W. Morgan was promptly ou hand and took charge of him and locked him up in the cooler where be remained all day Sunday. Ou Sunday night some oue gave him an augur with which he bored a bole .through the oalaboose door and made his escape taking with him five blankets belonging to the olty. Mr. Cornellous Cox reported that he grassed his place about 7 o'clock Monday morning on bis gray pony with several plankets headed for the mountains. There has been a state warrant Bworn out for John for steal ing the city blankets and If he is found it will be made iuterestiug for blm. , Fop Sftle Vry Clittnp. Household and kitchen furniture. C, R. Lamah, Lebanon, Oregon. cineiix cocbt. , Court convenes in Albany ne Mon day. Ths docket will consist of 92 old cases, continued, and tbe following new cases: 8 M Hongland, admr, vs S M Bates, recovery of money. W H Swank set J W Swank and John Brown, partition. Herbert Ames v.M W Murray "re". covery money ; attachment. David Carey vs Farmers A Merchants Ins Co, recovery money. Rosa Ferganbam vs I W Starr, re covery meney j attachment. Oregon Mtge Co, Limited, vs 0 0 Burkhart et al, foreclosure. Laura A Caldwell vs El en BCa dwell et al, partition. I) n reterson vs G n Wilkes, super intendent, et al, writ of review. M M Moms vs Farmer! A Merchants Tns Co, recovery of money. in estate oi Martna Hunter, appeal. Guespne Matasce vs Kate Matasce. divorce. Alfred H Freerksen vs the Bank of Oregon, recovery of money, attachment. Lmn uounty jyational Hank ts the Bank of Orsgon. recovery of money. attachment. A lbanv Building and Loan Auociation VI Liziie M Eeli et al, foreclomre. 8 A Nickerson vi Frank Jennings at al, foreclosure of lien. 1 8 E First vs Farmers A Merchants Ins Co, recovery of money. , Evaritta E Warner vi 8 B Warner, divorce. Evaritta "E Warner vi S B Warner, partition. a J R Ream vs H L Cranor et al. recov ery of money, attachment. W If Uochran and O P Cosbow vi William Cochran, recovery of money. Geo C Waud-vi Ruth E Wand. divorce. . Philip Collischonn vi J P Simpson, recovery of money. Frank Bros Co vs H W Walker, re covery of money ; attachment. Frank Bros Co vs W S Paul, recovery of money; attachment. Effie M Bodwell vs Bailey F Bodwell, divorce. Linn County National Bank vs Bank of Oregon et al, to set aside assignment. H W Goff vi Bank of Oregon, recovery of money. John A Millard vi Bank of Oregon, reeoverv'of money. W H" Van Schnyver A Co vs A A Comley, recovery of money. E P McCormick vs Waterloo Develop ment Co, foreclosure. J W Althouse vb H 3 Maple et al, foreclosure. S E Young et al vs J B Wirt at al. recovery of money, attachment. 8 E Young et al vs W H McPhereon et al, foreclosure. J A bturtevant vs J L uowan ana J M Ralston as Bank of Lebanon, recov ery oi money. 8 E Young et al vs J D Walton it al, foreclosure. Lena K Jeffries vs Leigbton C Jeffries, divorce. ? Medden Vandernool vs H C Klepper etal, foreclosure. J O Boothit & Sons vs A R Norwood, recovery of money. , s ' James Brooks vs Jos M Nichols, fore closure chattle mortgage. HAPPY BOMB. More rain and mud. Last Friday evening about 4 o'clock we were treated to tbe cleverest ball storm we have experienced since we have been in Webfoot. Hall fell for ten or fifteen minutes very thick and fast, about the site of good sized mar bles, some of then obloug in shape but mostly round as bullets. Mr. J' W- Gee is getting out timber for a new barn. Mr. Rollins is also getting out tim ber for a barn which will be, about seventy-five feet square. Bee bunting has gotten to be quite an occupation with some of tbe people in this vicinity and they are meeting with considerable Buccess. Mr. Green lost a good cow tbe other day, had symptoms of poison and had probably gotten bold of larkspur. Mrs. W. G. Brown has been very sick. She was attended by Doctors Foley aud Booth and Is now slowly convalescing. Mr. James Fltiwater is quite poorly with an attack of lagrlppe. Little Willie CummlngB, son of Charles Cdmmings of Oakland, Oregon returned home, today. He has ieen visiting bis Grandparents for the past six weeks, 8. J. and W. H. Cummings of spring farm.. , Mrs. Louisa Phelps returned to Waterloo Friday. Grandma and Grandpa Cummings miss her very much.' Mr. James Morgan and family spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Mor gan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cum mings. While there their little son was taken quite sick. Mr. Fred Brampton went to Leba non Monday taking little Willie Cum mings with him, where he took, tbe train for Albany thenoe to Oakland Gardeu truck is growing nicely and so are the weeds. It keep so wet the hoe cannot be used and consequently tbe weeds. Bedrock. One of the notable features of the Fourth of July celebration, at Leba non will be an old fashioned barbecue. A trench thirty feet long and four feet wide will be dug, In which will be roasted an ox, celf and sheep, eufflcl ent to furnish meat for the crowd. The roasting will be under tbe iairae diate supervision of Ed Kellenfcerger, which is o itself sufficient guarantee of the successful carrying, out of this I feature of the programme. If you want photos made and havn't the moueyUoyd will take your pro duce, 1776 Lebanon Will, Celebrate THE Glorious 4th of July. COME TO . . AND ' Bring Your Wife THEY MAY NEED A. New Dress, or; Call at Our Store and Ex- amine Our Goods , and Prices. : Lebanon, ipr . MOM " BY TKADING WITH S. P. BACH ' Who always carries a nicely selected stock of Clothing, Gents' Furnishing ' gods, groceries, fc, If you do not already give him your patronage try him, and you will always trade at his store. ,..:..:. 'V V V '.'V. Id Courtney's Brick. Next Door to Bank, . Wheels! Wheels!! , The Two Leaders of the World ! V VICTOR and RAMBLER Send for catalogues. it- ' ' Write for bargains' in second-hand End '93 wheels. CHAS. A. SEARS. i . . Albany, Oregon. it Also see Chas. M. Anderson, at the Express Office. A. ,H. CRUSON " ; -''''. IL. Paper Hanging and Gaining. 1894 LEBANON. and All Her Relation. a Pair of Shoes. 1894 Oregon. JL. VUUVVUU VV