The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-11-28

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On last Monday Mr.. Rockwell vent
TO Portland.
No deaths reported in this section
since the defeat Of jas. q. Blaine.
Mrs. N. Stsndish went TO Salem
Eonday morning
A protracted meeting is being held
1T the M. II. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Williams, Of
Michigan, are visiting relatives in this
place.
Rev. Mr.. Henderson, of Eugene,
preached in South Brownsville last
Sunday.
The Brownsville bridge and break
water Is being repaired under the su-
peryision Of Mr.. ]. M. Waters.
The Sunday Schools Of thia place are
favored with larger attendance than
ever before. -
Messrs. Brusha and pillsbury are
witnesses in Judge Desdy's Court.
They Left Last Monday.
| Mr.. Anderson and family. formerly
Of Brownsville, are now ct salem pa
tronixing the University.
Mrs. Burkhart, Of Albany, has been
visiting relatives in Brownsville, and
returned home last Monday.
Mr.. L. d. Meyer is repairing the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Wp.
Cox, and will occupy 10 when fnishsd.
Mr. Elmer Ksrns has visited Port
land and Eastern Oregon. and Ia now
with his parents In Brownsville.
| A social party, although surprise,
was highly enjoyed by everyone last
Saturday evening.
| A social party was given at tho resi-
dence Of Mr. J. NJ. Moyor,on che even
ing Of the 18th inst
| On last Monday Mrs. Bella Hornsr
returned 10 Salem after having made .
short visit in this community.
| Mr.. T. s. PiiIsbury has returned
from Eastern Oregon, and permanently
located in Brownsville.s
Pres. Walker, Of tho Brownsville
High School, 10 visiting in Benton
County. There are about l40 pupils
in this school.
Mr.. james Sperry, Of Heppner, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
. Of this place, returned to bis home the
! first of this week.
Mr.. Walter Cochran, Deputy Sheriff
: Of Lane county, Was here Monday In
: search Of man who stole wassh buI
! he did not GO. him.
i Alter making tour Of Idaho and
5 Washington Territory, Mr.. George
Stanara has returned 10 Brownsville &
} surprise q host Of relatives and friends
Prof. Walker 10 conducting YER,
! successful night school In Bishops Hail
Bookkeeping and other higher branches
, sre taught there.
Mr.. P. KssIing examined tho Gala
pooia bridge aud 6nds everything solid
and IL Il the general opinion that 4
should be Immediately covered.
4 A night music school l. organized
, and viii be held in the City Hall. The
attendance Is already twenty-five and
Of course, will DO larger a. soon as th,
requisite books come.
MessrH. w. II. swank i. W. Swank
Wesley Jenney, E. G. Stanard, @. III
cAble and Mr.. Robert Saunders and
lady went TO Portland to enjoy the
ratification.
! Business as usual seems Iively,
While the merchants claim that there
Is not an oysrplus of money In circulA.
ton, yet, they nay farmers sre In good
spirits and there il appreciabIe increase
!. in sales.
There Is . yellow beet on exhibition
IN Coshow, Hume 4 Cables store that
weighs eighteen pounds. II was raised
on the land belonging to Mr. A. G.
Hausman, and il stands ahead In guam
tity and probably quality.
! Mr.. Hall, who has been away from
Oregon for the past twenty years, re-
turned from the East. He thinks
Oregon is ahead, and backs bis opinion
with his actions. He intends i'm me-
diatsly to buy farm near here.
/ On Thanksgiving evening grand
ball will be given at the City Hall.
The Churches should so arrange that
there may be divine services held in at
least one place in this city on that day.
/ On Monday, the 3rd inst, the roof
of the South Brownsville School House
was discovered in flames but very
fortunately the fiery fend was suppress.
ed before it became beyond control.
The school took q vacation Of two days
until the damages were repaired.
Prof. M. A. Miller, of Lebanon. as.
sisted by Miss Hattie Archibald, ID
teaching O very successful school In
South Brownsville. Two months oi
the school have passed, and the atten.
dance has gradually increased to sixty,
with q prospect Of general growth
both in interest and attendance undeu
; the supervision Of these excellent teach,
ers.
On last Wednesday, at Albany, Mr..
John w. Wolfe was united In marriage
to Miss Lille Foust-both of this
place. Mr.. Wolfe is a worthy gentle.
man who is respected by every one, and
, his lady has ever adorned the highe,
circles of our best society.
The Literary Society held in the
Workman's Hall in North Brownsville,
Is in very prosperous condition. II
is composed Of about twenty active
members, who are sparing no pains tc
improve themselves and elevate the
standing of literature in this prosperous
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