The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-21
FRIDAY

Siiss Flora mason went TO Corvallis To-
day 10 visit her friend Miss Maud HioiI-
man.
Gen. Jas A Varney, fruit inspector,
went out 10 Tangent yesterday 10 Inspect
the nursery and fruit orchards there.
Miss Mary Iioirinaa, daughter Of City
Marshal Hoffman. has been confined 90
the house with bad sore throat and not
dipthcria, rs was reported on the streets.
Licenses 10 marry have hson granted
to T. i Coin and Agusta Scchale, Albert
7 Pulliam aud Dora = Hopes, Jas : Vim
son aud Caroline King.
Marshal Hoffman went to gaiem this
noon to view the wreck. Also 4 Beonicke
and others. Among those who have
taken in the sight are Geo & StanaFI, w
II Warner, W 4 Mon,eith, II 1. Cranor,
Jos Klein and wiie.
j L Wager, recently editor Of the Pen.
dlcton i q, has located at Burns for the
practice 81 las. IS MF Wager had been
designated as the coming editor oi several
big papers this news viii hc u surprise
TO his friends through tho state.
DR. q " Siaston came up iaat evening
from Salem. where he bad been attend.
lag the Injured victims Of the wreck and
returned this noon. lie reported bis
hands 80 full there that no time vas
given 70 learning particulars. Tho Will
lameiis was full Of injured people.
Mr. johnson. oi Roaebufg. one Of the
victims Of the accident. came TO Albany
last evening aud went on home on the
overland that came up by the West Side.
lie was In the fret passenger car which
he crawled out Of by breaking u pane ul
glass. lie was somewhat bruised but
not seriously.
Mr. Chae . Coirn, an expert brick ma
Eon, Who has resided in Albany several
years, where ho has made lnauy friends,
viii 80 10 Eugene tonight 90 attend TO
some baslners preYi0es 20 leaving the
state for Santa Cruz, Cal, hy way ot the
laqnina, where ha will make his future
home, and probably bc associated in the
business with Harry Perrin, a former
resident Of Albany and Eugene. Mr.
Colan Gays II Is his intention ot return.
to this city when Il has q population Of
10000. That promises n0l TO be long.
SATURDAY.
Frazier, the horse buyer, u Portland. J..
In the city.
The Misses Bake, ot YaQuina Eay.
were in the city this forenoon.
Mrs. ". l.. Jester IL lying dangerously
Ill Mt her home, in this city.
Judge strahan came up from Salem
last evening TO spend Saturday and Sun
day.
Jos. Cook, the great lecturer, passed
through Albany last evening for Cali,
foruia.
At the Baptlstchur ch Tomorrow Rev
Geo w liili win preach in the morning
on 'Rezponsibilliy for souls
y II Rudd, Of Peoria. was in the city
to-day on cruichea, the result Of being
thrown out oi wagon three months ago
Rev. Lamar, recently Of Kansas, q
cousin OF DIR. and +. l.. Wallace, Is in thC
city and expects to locate in the valley
Tie Is Baptist preacher.
r Mcconnell and wife, having whiled
| away the summer in their handsomC
cottage here, left us on Monday for theii
winter home in Albany.-Toledo Post.
Word received from Miss Carrie PEI
| fler, from Oakland, Cal, informs hei
many friends here that she is much bet
| ter and improving rapidly, having gained
pounds in flesh since leaving here.
Oscar Marshall returned this mornin,
from four months trip abroad. going ai
far East rs indianapolis. For awhiI,
fired on steamer on the Illinois river
saw several big games Of ball and got
frozen out. Glad 10 get back to the bes
country in the world.
Hon I j Black, OF IIalsey, was in tn,
city to-day. Mr.. Black congratulate
himself on not taking the overland We'd
nesday night at Portland as he had in
tended, until persuaded by friend {.
20 earlier. lie stopped Off at Salem an,
was ut the scene OF the acciden: the mex
morning.