The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-15

Springs Indian Agency yesterday. HI
many friends here deeply nympatias wit
him in his sorrow over ihe death OF HI
wife.
Just before going TO press last night wor'
was received that Jas. Junkin was dying a
the residence of his sister. Mrs. Mulkey, II
Orleans precinct.
Mrs. DIR. Rafferty,. Of East Portland, hal
been up visiting her relations and friends II
Linn county this week While in this city
shO stopped at her brothers--Dr T. =
Smith.
She now wears diamond ring, aud as II
appears ON ker index finger it looks rather
eminous and her friends are beginning to
think something has happened. Time will
toll.
Rev $. q. Irvine d. d. received u telegram
yesterday morning summoning himto iialSey
TO the death bed of Rev. Jas. Worth, who
was sinking rapidly and was not expected TO
last through the day.
Capt. John Smith. agent of the Warm
Spring Indian Reservation, is visiting his
son DIR. 7. +. Smith, OF this city. The Cap.
tain has just returned from San Francisco,
aud ia in excellent health.
Coll. Van Cleve returned last week FROM
Newport. where he has beou spending few
days. he reports everything very lively
over there. aud work on the harbor i'm
provementa progressing rapidly.
We acknowledge pleasant call this week
from Mrs. NJ Hagan. OF st. Paul. Mimi. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Miller. Of Lebanon. The ladies
made general tour Of inspection through
the DEMocRAr Office, and pronounced every
thing in good order.
Oar contemporary must have had his
glasses ON wrong aide out last week when
he wrote an account Of Mr.. paums Tin we'd
ding. He estimated the number present at
thirty, aud everybody else pat IL at least
five times that namber.
Geo. &. Blakelsy. Brownsvilies enterpris.
,ng druggist, aud ono Of the best boys out.
went down to Salem last Monday and came
back here ia the evening. He IL delegate
from Brownsville 10 the Grand Lodge.
A o u W., which convened ia Salem ON
W Wednesday.
The wife Of J. o. Bushnell is lying very
i'll at their home in Seattle aud is only ex.
pected to live very few days She has had
the consumption for several years. aud went
from here TO the Sound 10 the hope Of recover.
ing her health.
Rev. $. q. Irvine. ID. D.. aud WIFE, aud
Rev. A. NJ. Acheson aud wife returned
home from California Last Monday. They
arrived in Portland Saturday evening too
late To take the express for this city. DIR.
Irvine delivered sermon at Dr. Lindsley's
church on Sabbath evening.
Jas. X. Weatherford will start for Mirsouri
on business and pleasure trip about the
Goth. His wife and family will accompany
him as far As California and visIt Mrs. Wa
parents at San Jose until his return. Miss
Cottle. Of California, who has been visiting
at WsAtheriori'a for sonnet ime. will return
to her home with them.
L. Kline. Fred willert and Gus Kyle
went up into the mountains ~ Dutch Georges
last Friday 20 ruGtieate for short time.
Kline owns a ranch up there. aud when the
Oregon Pacific Railroad is finished through
those mountains De is going to have the bar
Dor Of refuge located there.
Judge Strahan with bis wife and daughter
went TO Portland Last Monday. We learn
that bis daughter. Miss FANNIE. viii 20 from
there TO the East. and after visiting relatives
viii 90 to Boston aud remain srai years
for the purpose OF taking thorough course
in H.asic under the lost masters.
We hear it rumored' that a gentleman
and lady. former residents Of, and we'll
known iu Albany, but now residing in Port
land. will soon be united Ia mAtrimony.
One OF them has had considerable e1periedce
in teaching young ideas how TO shoot, ."
and the other is devotee At the shrine Of
Esculapias.
The heroine Of the lire last Sunday night
was Miss Belle Cannon. Seeing that her
fathers buildings were ia danger. with rare
presen'e Of mind she at once began removing
the horsea. harness aud vehicles from their,
aud did such good work that had the barn
been burned but little else would have been
destroyed. Miss Belle did noble work and
showed great pluck and courage.
Thoa. Roberts and G. d. Simpson got
into an alteration on our streets last Sab.
be ia evesing, aud in the scufie tho former
was thrown violently to the ground Upon
his not getting up Immediately be was ex-
amined and il was found that the fall had
broken the front bone in his left leg. DIR.
Hill was called and soon had the leg fixed
up in good shape and Roberts is getting
along well.