The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-10-22
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sRaln, rain, rain will II never
stop ~ will next be the CRY Of those
whe have not yet fnlshed their fall
sowing.
Halssy Is not 80 dry ~ usual, owing
to the recent rain, but ~ quiet aad
preprosesaing ~ ever.
Frank Dawson and Geo. Porter re-
turned this week from their trip to
Prinevills, and report peddling apples
poor business.
9. Bone and Miss d. Kirk were
united ia the bonda oE matrimouy the
17th inst, and moved into their com.
Portable little cottage 70 Begin life In
earnest. Congratulations extended.
Mr.. s. =. Hayes,of Grass Valley, and
Miss Ella Porter were married the hrat
Of the week, aud departed for their fu-
ture home in Eastern Oregon, accom-
panied by Miss Emma Windom.
MISS vArksr left Monday for her
home in Washington Ty.
Miss Ala Pearl returned from The
Dslles last week.
Bob Johus has lsfs Halssy and gone
to Albany. Wsknow not how long.
Fred Lame Is going to Lover Cali
fornia soon for his health. He visited
the Soda Springs, but as MIA health still
declines, he Is going 70 try some Other
cline.
Mr.. Hern was over from Lsbanor
the Grst Of the week visiting.
F. VelArde 10 again in Halsey.
Amadolo Bassett has returned home
from Puget Sound, after an absence u
four years. Glad to have him ones
moTe in our midst.
Judge Stewart. Frank Hayes and w
J. Ribelin visited Albany che FIRST oI
the week. "Tell them I've got . sore
fngvr."
T.J. Black went 70 Portland .hi'
week.
Laetie Bassett went TO Corvallis.
| Bob Armstrong and family we're vie
ting In HAlsey Sunday.
Mira Monroe Miller 10 sick.
Mr.. McMseken and sister, Of Harris
burg, are attending school 10 Halsey.
Me-. MoHargns has built new real
dence.
One Of tho enterprising men Of on
town, who has lately taken upon hi
shoulders the burden Of "bstser hall,
sailed at the express Office aud receives
a package. Believing tt 20 be box O
choice Indian corn, Oudging from th'
label, be opened j, eager 10 disclose th,
contents aud share with his fArme
brother. When 10 6rss . bottle oI
matches met his gaze next = piece O
tallow candle, some candy, paper dolls
some bita Of tobacco, beans, circulars ia
false hair, ,clothing, ,et1. some &c boughs
aud last but not Ieast some powder
aicely done ia doses, which on close ex
animation proved 20 be ashes. He la'
to pay the expressags.
Several young ladies' gathered at th'
depot few days ago TO witness tho de
parture Of lady friend. While cage
70 assist her ia some way, coap.s o
them proceeded 70 the rear Of the plat
form 20 bring some baggage bslonRin
% the departing friend. Picking mp
valiss while her companion posses~e'
herself Of . smaller package, she sxoIsim
ed, "Wonder whas is Ia il ! Would lik
20 know, wouldn't you r. When I
smiling young gentleman stepped for.
ward and gently informed her that th
valise was bis. No more questiors yer
asked
NY mustac hewon'. elow. but my si.l
burns will, 20 I'm going 20 wear som
next SandAY-F. II
james Town goes to Brownsville
now.
Mr.. AOheson was in town during th
week.
Mount was in town dnrine the weei
Some Of the boys seemed glad to %
him. Guess they want their names !
the paper. But / did not catch on
glance Of him, not even bis shadow.
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