The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-05-22

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I A Cohen has reilrned from trip 10 M.
Sound.
Mrs E u purdom left for Salem W.,d-
nesday morning 10 visit fricnde.
County Commissioner Cooper was In
the city to-day. II was not rruc that the
militia was called out to protect him from
inlefviewers.
Rev Mcleod arrived from Connecticut
to-day 10 take charge a the Congregation
al church Of this city for two months. He
Will preach next Sabbath morning and
evening.
Hon X Wealherford returned from
Ashland yesterday, where he had been 10
defend l. l. Burtenshaw, arrested charged
with swlndling a widow of 5000. On ex-
, animation he was discharged. The evil
dense showed he had only been paid s7oo
In cash, retaining $ioo on hia fees and a
check for the other $500. which could not
be cashed for while.
FRIDAY.
l. Viereck and family returned yester-
day from trip through Polk and YAM
hill counties, visiting most Of the Lead
ing cities In those counties. They report
a delightful experience.
Rev 7 Wilson has retired from the
real estate business In Albany and will
devote his time 10 his fruit farm In the
country, residing In Albany, though.
Tonight the Young Peoples Society
OF the baptist church will hold q social,
when reports will be heard from dele
gates TO the State convention.
Miss Sadie Cohen leaves To- morrow Tor
Portland TO resume her studies In short
hand in Holmes Baslness College. Miss |
Sadie Is becoming quite proficient and re-
ported i.arrIhon's speech IN this city with |
case.
A meeting OF the Christian Endeayor /
Societies OF the city will be held at the /
U L church, tonight at 7 80 o'clock, 10 |
hear the report Of the committee on con-
stitution, and make arrangements for
permanent work.
c Dll.on is In the city.
Mrs DIR w II Davis went 10 Harrisburg
to-day on visit.
Mrs John Lyman and Mrs wIlea re-
turned this noon from Portland.
Chas Warner and wife, Of selo, are In
the city, the guests of Mr. Geo Warner. /
ws Lee, Of Junction, was In the city
yesterday on visit TO his brother, @ o |
Lee.
q Crawford returned last evening
from Portland, where he took several |
prominent scenes.
Judge Srahan arrived this noon from
Pendeton, where Circuit Court has been
In session for week or two.
Mr. and Mrs Al Wolverton, OF Spokane
returned 10 Albany yesterday by way OF |
the river from Walt with Polk county
friends.
Albany should have = lawn tennis club
a city that can produce Eve base ball clubs /
ought 10 be able 10 stand ono lawn tennls /
eiab.
Mira Goldsworthy, who left this city Sat.
nrday morning for Mineral Point. Wis. |
eonsin, telegraphs that she arrived 10 good |
shape yesterday morning.
] W Haxeiton went TO the mines yesier-
day. With large supply OF provisions for
the nl0es. The results Of the fret clean
up viii b. watched with Interest.
Judge NJ l. Pipes. Of Corvallis, was IN |
the city this foFcnoon on his way home /
from Empire City, Coos county. He re-
pofta work progressing on the grading |
OF the new railroad there. Already several |
suits have been begun 20 condemn rights
Of way there.
Miss Susie Martin, who has been at
tending school here the past winter, left |
on last nights overland for her home at /
Ashland. A surprise farewell party was
given her last evening by her young
friends. at the home Of Mr. n III Allen.
A pleasant evening IL reported.
A reception was rendered Rev A J Nc
Leod, the new pastor Of the Congrega-
tional church, last evening. An excel
lent repast OF ice cream, cake and hot /
coffee, such as the ladies Of that church |
are experts In preparing, was served. In
case oi permanent arrangements Rev
McLeod's family will moye 10 Albany
also.
SATURDAY.
DR. Cad, who has sold his business at
shedd, will locate at Spokane Falls.
JF Whiting, Of this city. il making
arrangements TO locate Mt Lebanon.
n Whticomb excursion, with seven cars
OF mostly Pcnnsy ivania people. passed
through Albany TO day on special train
Rev ] D Fisher the new presiding elder
OF the Evangelical church, OF this district
arrived home to day from Spokane.
Mr. Tillard, son Of Sam Tillard, well
known resident OF Albany during the '7o's,
Now OF Brownsville, was In the city to-
day.
An excursion party went TO Halstead
today on the Oregon Pacific. Quite .
number joined the procession from Al
bany, among others several teachers OF
the public school.
Mrs Carrie Young was q talented lady |
and had q valuable collection Of poems,
some OF which have appeared In the Hal |
sey News, the West Shore and the Pilot |
over the signature OF Grace Welley, says
the Harrisburg Courier.
B Burtenshaw, father OF the attorney,
10 one OF Linn county's most respected
and substantial citizens. He returned
to his farm near Lebanon Tuesday. The
old gentleman WAS an attentive listener
at the trial and we hear that he had let
ters OF credit on an Albany bank to the
extent OF $4,000. Ashland Record.