The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-11-25
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Mr.. J. Il. I.omer. OF Corvallis. was IN tho
city, on Monday.
w. II. Jewell. OF Portland. r, registered at
the Revere Monday.
L. L. skipwsrth has boen IL; this week
but is aow getting better.
Miss Jennie Purdy, OF Orleans precinct. is
visiting friends in the city.
j. ". Wright. Of Junction City. paid our
city visit the forcpart Of the week.
A. ID. Rogers who hAs Dsen very i'll .or
three or foar weeks is now convalescins.
Joe webber. Jr.. came down yesterday
from Portland and spent tIan,sg giving with
his friends.
VIM. webber aud Frank Kotchnm asten.
ded the Hook aud Ladder ball at salem
Wednesday night.
Henry G. Holloway. Of Corvallis ccmo
over the fOrepart Of the week and remained
= short time.
Mrs. Mills, who died a. rrownsvtile on
Tuesday Of last week Was 4 mother Of Rev.
J. o. Dsnison OF Salem.
Jas. Foster has returned from c,va'li,.
and will not so to work again oa the road
until next spring
Chas. Nickel. editor OF tie Jacisoaliiie
Time, has returned from his wedding tip.
and will now forget that prim aa.nr aud
settle down to business.
Dan Gaby. Mayor Of the city of scio.
called on Us last Saturday. Prom wha' ~
says we judge things are ''bilin' ana.nd
lively in h,s burg
A. Montgomery, Of Scio, gave us cal
last Saturday and chatted awhile. Flo Is
one Of the solid men Of tho Forks, and al.
ways pays in advance for his DExoeEAr.
A postal card from DIR. II. J. Boughton
written at Camden, No, on tlle 18th, says
that he and his wife are on their way TO
Denver, Colorado, on account of his wife's
i'll health.
L. Buchanan started for his farm in
KIickitat last Wednesday, aud viii be absent
about two weeks. He took elk horses and
wagon with him and drove To Portland
where he will ship for bis destination.
Hon. JAS 7. Schooling. Of Harrisburg,
spent half honr with as lass Tncsday.
He is one of the old Democratic wheel
horses in this county, and whenever put
forward by his party for office has polled
handsome vote.
Prof. x. X. Warren believed ia homeo.
pathy when he resided In Albany, but We
understand he changed physicians yeztcr-
day and now takes allopathy straight. His
new physician will treat him fer some atfec-
tion Of the heart.
Judge Chenoweth, of Corvallis, passed
through the city, Saturday on his way
home from Roseburg, where he had been to
see about tie Courtney trial, in which CAGE
he has been rstaiaei to .,ss,st IN defending
the prisoner.
j. Il. Campbell, oae Of the proprietors Of
the Eugene Guard, called on us last Satur-
day. He reports his paper prOspering. The
Guard certainly is good paper and deserves
liberal support Mr. L. N. White also
called IN company with Mr.. Campbell.
Willie Webber celebrated his twenty first
birthday a short time ago, and his employ
ers made him a present of magnificent
gold watch. On the outside of the case is
his monogran beautifully engraved, and on
the inside appear the words "To Willie
Webber from Fox, Baum and Co.
Reuben S. Saltmarsh, an owner in Yaudis,
saltmarsh and Co. 5 mines at Sterlingville.
and brother Of Joseph B. aud Capt. Salt
marsh. died at Albany this week. He was
former resident of this county, gentle
man of enterprise and integrity, and was
highly respected by all who knew him. Re.
quieseat in pace. -Jacksoncitte Times.
Stephen Moss, of Chewaucan, called on us
last Monday, settled up old scores and paid
a year in advance on his paper He is a
son of old ''StonewalI Of Sweet Home, and
q brother of ex-Assessor r. B. Moss. He
will START for his home in Southern Oregon
in few days and will go by the Dalles and
Prineyillc. He viii winter with his friends
at I.akeyiew.