The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-22
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What should happen on last Wsdnes-
day night, about | | o'clock, but that We
should he awakened frem our pleasant
nlumbcr by tho most outrageous racket,
made by the firing of guns,pistols, beat
ing OF cans and ringing of bells that 1t
was ever mortal's LOT to endure. After
the racket had continued until Ii was
almost deafening, Mr.. w. put In an APP
pearance and, as il by magio.tho clamor
suddenly ceased. when Mr.. w. lead the
"boya" 10 tho store of Davis IL Wheeler
and treated them to an oyster supper.
Fortunately this Is ca uncommon oc-
currAnce at Sodayille.
Married at Independence last week,
Mr.. Wm. Wheeler, ef this city, and
Misa Ella Lyons, of Independence. The
bride and groom arrived here Monday,
where they will reside in the future.
We congratulate the happy pair, aud
wish them long life and prosperity.
II will be e question Of time only
who will be the next to atep into the
matrimonial circle, ~ there are several
parties here who are wearing unusually
bright smiles Of late.
Mr.. A, Privett and lady left here
yesterday for their home in Dayton.
Mrs. Pounds little grand daughter,
Amanda Duniway, who 10 living with
her, has been very sick, but 10 now re-
ported better.
ALSO Mr.. John Hon, living between
here and Waterloo, 10 lying very low.
His recovery IL doubtful.
Mr.. Nathan Fry, Of Oak Creek, was
In town Sunday visiting his father, Mr..
0lney Fry.
Miss Louie Green, of Oak Cresk, is
visiting her slater, Mrs. Berwick.
Samuel Cooper's little son, Edward.
had the misfortune Of getting his hand
very badly cut.
The Rev. Baahor delivered O very
good and interesting sewnon here Last
Sabbath TO large and atteotive audi
ence. Mr. Bashor will not be with us
again until the second Sabbath in
March, when be will deliver lecture
on "Tbe duty Of parents to children,
and Of children 20 parents"
Mr.. Al PArrish's daughter, Stella, i.
very sick.
Born to the wife OF JEFF Hsaiey twins.
boy and girl.
| Mrs. Nora Miller was in town last
week.
Mr.. Clay Hardman, of Corvallis, ,hai
been paying SodAyills visit.
A musical entertainment was giver
At the FountAin House last Wednesday >
evening. In every respect the eyeninf
was notable aud = source Of much en-
joyment 70 all the participants.
Also al entertainment at Mr.. Wm
Psrrish's residence, which was equally
as enjoyable.
School will begin next Monday.
Mrs. Thomas, OF Corvallis, who bal
heen staying here several days, ,tesurnsC
home last Monday.
Davis Il WbesIsr have just brought
. on a new SUPPLY Of goods for theiI
. store.
Mr. Chris. Hardman Is in town to
day. He 10 probably looking after hil
interests as this place.
A little snow fell here, just enough
= 70 remind US Of the fsa,ful weather vi
rIwere having at this tims last winter.
, and to make us feel thankful that ~
have been spared such storm thus fai
this winter.
Mr.. s. CSyle's two oldest daughter,
anticipate coming to Sodasille 10 spent
the remainder Of the winter and attsns
school at this place.
: There srs but one or two houses
which are fit TO live in, but what nav,
occupants. This shows that Sodavill'
. is gaining in population as yell as On
terprise, aud all look forward to un
usually lively times a. soon as sprinl
appears.
? WAVE