The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-19
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AIrs. A. J. Riley. Of Salem, is now visit
ing friends in this city.
r. II. Robertson and wife were down
here from HAlAey last Saturday.
Wm. voigt and wife returned from Water
loo last Saturday after rusticnting n week
or % IL that locality.
VIII B. Rice. the railroad agent a. this
point, spent last Sabbath with his fathers
family at Rosebarg
Albert Haffenden hasopened out grocery
store At The DaIIea. -and -ehSriss and Edwin
have ene 1t Portland.
The wife OF our efficient County Treasurer.
Nr. Bruce. has had bad attack Of typhoid
fever. but is nov convalescing.
Rev. 4. AI. Acheson. OF oAkville. wss
down here last Wednesday. Everybody Is
harvesting mp in his neighbOrhool.
Miss Carrie Cornelius. who formerly st.
tended school in this city, has bsen elected
teacher Of the public school at Turner.
DR.. Dillon and wife. Of this city. arr at
tending the annual session Of CoDforenc" oi
the M. Z. Church at Portland this week.
6eo. Burkhart aud family started for the
Bay last Wednesday. Ii George takes a
liking to the country he may locate over
there.
Jas. II. Foster and daughters returned
from trip to Victoria and the Sound eCun-
try last Saturday. They had a splendid
time.
Mrs James Fuller, the elegaat daughter
Of ex-United States Marshal VIM. r.
Barns, Of Portland. 10 visiting Mrs. wiswsll
Of Hslsey.
Jas. w. Foster starts for Saa Francisco to
day, and will spend q few weeks ia that
city. He viii have a Iond old time before
he retnrns.
Mont. Monteith came back from bis claim
on Yaquina Bay last Tuesday. Dutch Nick
had not had any more lear igts up TO the
time he left.
Arch Monteitb ecsised letter from DR.
II. J. Boughton. wv days ago which stated
that he and his wife arrived safely at Ne
wark, n. j. on the 2Gth Of june
G. A. Plnmmsr will return from the East
about the first of next month aud will bring
with him quite an addition to his already
complete stock Of drugs. books and station
cry.
M Stsrnberg went down to San Francisco
about two weeks ago to lay in stock of
goods lie would he net IN that city by
bis wife, nLo Las Leen waiting in New York
City
Our old friend, t. o. Norton. editor OF
the Literary Fidete, Of Portland. paid this
city visit this week. be reports his paper
as Hourishing.
Capt. Harper has the Texas fever and
started yesterday for that country. Mrs
Harper will remain at Portland until bis
return. Charley will not stay long in the
sLone Star" State, or We mits our guess
E s. E. Young. L. E. BlAin. N. Banm aud
Simon Seitenbach, start to-day for San
francisco to lay IN goods for theil respective
mercantile establishments. We understand
they will all buy heavier than usual this
season.
Ira G. Hoitt, Esg4, business manager OF
the new work to be published by the Ban
srofts, on the commerce and industries Of
the Pacific Coast. gave us a call last Wednes
day. He was on tour through the State
collecting data for the work.
z. +. McGhee, special ageat aud cores
~pondent of the San Francisco Journal ot
Commerce. called on rs last Tuesday. Our
merchants would do well to subscribe for
that paper If they wish to keep posted in re-
gard to San Francisco markets.
On Thursday OF last week Mr.. Geo. w.
Sill got home and spent a few days among
lis friends and then took the road again.
He is canyassing the State for Best's cele-
brated grain cleaners, and in short time
will go to California on the same business.