The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-06-06
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BROwNSvILLE ITEMS.


BROWNSVILLE, On, May 2sth, 'si.
Editors Democrat:
Mrs. Perry Abrams,of Crawfordsvillo,
is very sick.
Mr.. Clayborn Hill is visiting friends
in Eugene.
Mrs. Dunniway is quite low with "A
lung affection.
Mr.. N. Powell and family went to
Sodaville last Sunday.
Last Friday Mrs. Ella lager started
to Portland 10 visit relatives.
Last Monday Mr.. Adam Gross, of
Halsey, was in Brownsville.
The familiar face Of Rev. Black was
seen in Brownsville last Sunday.
Mrs. Hello Rice, Of Harrisburg, last
week visited relAtisns at this place.
Born TO the wife Of Mr.. J. NJ. Howe
on the twenty-ffth inst son.
Mr.. Walker, the coming man Of the
Herald; was in town last Tuesday.
Mr.. B. Austin, our genial conductor
and lady arc visiting in La Fsystte.
Mr.. Cusick, Of Lebanon, gave BrowG.
vile pleasant call last Tuesday.
Judge d. Il. n. Blackburn passed
through Brownsville last Thursday.
Mrs. y. Sanders, on the 2sth inst
moved 10 their farm south Of Browns
viDe.
George StAnard aud Robert Putnam
are near Pennington, Washington Ter
ritory.
A. social party was given at the res
idence Of Mr.Julius Zeiner, our sstima-
ble dyer.
Nothing has yet been learned Of the
whereabouts of Mr.. Granger the losi
man.
Mr. Al. Nash is the present II. Il.
Conductor On this end Of the Narrow
Gauge.
Last Monday Mrs. florence Locks
formerly Of Corvallis, returned TO her
home.
Messrs. Peter Hume, J. III. Waters
and w. X. Kirk went to Harrisburg
last Monday.
Mr.. Thos. Kay, Supt. Of the Woolsu
Mills, went to Portland last Monday
en- business.
Born to the wife Of Mr.. u. B. Moss
on the % inst. "a young Assessor-weight
10 pounds.
Mr. John Cutsworth and family have
taken up their residence in North
Brownsville.
Mr.. Samuel Barger, our city marshall
10 experimenting some needed repairs
on eur streets.
Messrs. p Hume and j. p. Galbraith
have gone with the other candidates on
the campaign.
Mr.. Dan Walters was delegate from
this Lodge to the Convention of the /.
o. o. +. at Astoria.
The North Brownsville Graded
school will close with appropriate sxer-
cises on June 18th.
Mr.. G. w. Dyson writing from Port.
land said he would return to Browns
vile in few days.
Miss Sadie Stevens, of this town and
Mr.. William Morgan, of Portland, were
married on the Oath inst.
Rev. Mr. Hillson, Of Kansas, is here
with the intention of seeking q new
home for himself and others.
Mr.. A. @. Cable and family have ia
ken up their residence in the property
formerly occupied by Mr.. A. K. Thomp
son.
Last Sunday, Mr.. II. Cochran and
family went to Sodaville. That plac,
is the Saratoga Of that part of the Coun-
ty.
Mrs. Rober. Blanchard will return
from Oregon City next Thursday. Dur
ing her stay in that city her faith O
died.
Mr.. Henry Archibald has returned
from UmatilIa county. He says bust
ness matters are quite dull up that wa!
at present
Mrs. E. o. Smith, Of Portland, ha
been visiting her brother, Mr.. +. Croft
of this place and Immediately start 70
Mahona.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, after trip int
Eastern Oregon has returned and viii
Immediately take charge Of his worl
here again.
Mrs. VIM. Cochran last Monday wen
on H. ling trip to Portland, and theme
to the Dalles where she may remain
short time.
There is more coin circulated il
Brownsville every month in the year
than in any other town of like size il
Oregon.
Mr.. VIM. Stevenson and his sistel
Mrs. Florence Snyder, last Saturday
returned from an extensive visit ir
Washington Territory.
Miss Dell Fletcher, near Shedds, ha
been very sick with fever but unde
the able treatment of DR.. j. w. Starr
she is rapidly recovering.
1 Mr.. J. M. Gardner has sold his pho
tograph gallery to some parties who wi
move it to Halsey. He will continu
| working in Corvallis for the present.