The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-29

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started for the bay last evening 10 take In
the saltwater brsezes for few days.
Hiram Smith, Of Harrisburg. has beea
down here several days during this aud last
week attending TO ssms legal matters
Gsy. JOHN Whitaker is at present visiting
his ranch In Lake county. The LAkSvisw
Herald nominates him for onr next governor.
Mrs. ChAs. Bsurgardss Is now visiting her
mother. Mrs Prater. in this county. Mr.
Boureardes IL now 10 business In Coliax,
w. T.,
Hon. Enoch Hoalt. Of Harrisburg. spent
several days In this city during this and
last week, and honored us with call while
here.
Rev. T. b. White and 7. r. Hacklsman,
Esq. arrived here from the Bay last We'd
nssday. and report having had splendid
9me.
Our worthy Mayor. David Froman. has re.
Turned from the moaptains. and his tall and
manly form now graoes the old familiar
places.
There have been several cases Of typhoid
fever in this locality lately. but none have
proved fatal. and We believe all ere conva-
lesing.
Our friend Geo. Hoohstedlsr has been
wrestling with the srysIpslas Tor week or
two. We are glad 20 see that be is eOming
out on top
Eaeene Bachanaa ran . 5inding needle
into his hand few days Ago. and has tenn
poraFily at least. lost the use Of two Of his
fingers ~ the result.
Clinton o. BonhAm, son Of Hon. Is. r.
BonhAm, aged II years. died Of typhoid is.
yer and inaAmmatory rheumatism At his
home near Salem on the 2lst
Capt Cass Humphrey came down from
Corvallis last MOpday. Ne 10 having va
cation aow on account Of fslOn, or caibua.
Gle. or some other pet. on bis hand.
Joe welibsr writes that things are bosm.
ing over .. the Bay. Ia going over their
wagon upset. Anna Mansfield was scArrsd
little and the rest Of them were scared.
A Noltnsr. editor Of the Standard. was in
the city yesterday. he was on his way home
from the bedside on his saother-in. Mrs.
Williams. who is not expected to live.
Nimrod Prcs and Mn. StrAnd Price ar.
rived home from Pinsvills Last Tuesday
ME. Price looks mach better than when he
went away. Mrs. Price will retura home in
the fall.
A Post Of the Grand Army Of the Rspub-
lie will soon b established in this city. a.
the charter has been already applied for.
There are large number Of old ''ysts" In
this locality.
Hon. chAA II. Hewitt returned Wodnss-
day evening from pleasant trip to the
Bay. He speaks highly Of the work Mr.
POlhemus Is doing On the improvements ia
progerss there.
Mr.. aud Mira. w. +. Citizens and Mrs.
James Garrett Of Peoria were In the city
Monday. They gave as pleasant call and
Mr.. Citizens name now adorns th DrMocEAT
subscription list.
chas- b. Montague, Esq., one Of Lsbanon's
live business men, give as . call last Friday.
He reports that he is getting splendid trade
out there, and he certainly deserves il, for q
better fellow We never met.
= meeting -sf the WomEus Christian
Temperance Union will be held 1t the resi-.
dencs OF Mr.. L. +. Blain, Saturday. July
80, ct 3 o'clock. ladies who are not men,
bsrs are ssrdially invited TO attend.
Mrs. d. w. wakefield. Of Portland, left
last Friday for San Francisco. where she win
spend the summer. She was accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Lutte. who goes to
California to enter Mills Seminary.
BULLET" has been heard from, but We
viii not publish the letter he sent ''the
gang" neither viii we give the public the
answer that left here few days ago. II
was good. but it 10 best not TO publish It.
II ID Ballard made Portland visit this
week On business connected with the Red
Crown Mills. The business Of these mills
has increased TO such an extent ~ TO keep
SIR Psllard travelling nearly all tho time
Pete Bilyeu sailed in on Us last Tuesday