The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-13


License has been Issued for the mar
rlage OF John l. Ray and Miss Stella An
derson.
Mrs Amanda Kester went to Portland
this noon, where she will reside with Mr.
Qua Currle, former Linn county man.
WIN Campbell, for some time typo In
the job uiice OF & w Watts has resigned
and will take a complete course OF study
In Portland business college.
Jse Webber, former chief OF the fire de-
partmen,, whose home is at a63 Seventh
street, has been havlnga tussle With the
reaper for the past fifteen days. Today Il
looAs as though he will pull through all
right. Ills trouble u Inflammation Of the
bowels. We come.
Mr. Cowan, father Of Mayor Cowan, re-
turned Saturday evering irom Columbia,
Mo-, where he left Miss Amanda PratheT
some III. Saturday evehing a dispatch
was received announcing her dangerous
Illness, another last night that hopes OF her
recovery had been given up. Her sister,
Miss Lee Prather, will leave tomorrow
noon 10 be at her bedside. Mayor Cowan
has been In San Francisco several days
and is expected home tomorrow, hence has
not yet received the sad news. Mlas
Prather was recently In Albany where she
was belovedb by all who became acquainted
with her.
TUKspAY.
isl Morris, Of scio, vas in the city
today.
G w Simpson went to Portland this
morning oa business.
Mr. Wakefield, the superintendent Of the
Portland Bridge Co, 10 In the city.
Chas Cusiek returned todav from q sev-
eral day soiouin at HE Cascade residence.
pr G Iiili. who recently located In Al
bany. coming here from Roseburg. IL
making arrangements to move to North
Yakima, Wash.
Mr. Crawford, a former resident OF Linn
county, but for several years In the har-
ness business at pendleton, ID In the city.
The DEMOCRAT acknowledges call.
Mr. Foshay, who recently returned from
the east, made about as long trip as one
can make on this continent, coming from
the famous Fundy Bay, where the tides
are so high, beyond even the pines OF
Maine.
A dispatch last night from Columbia, |
Mo. addressed to Mayor Cowan brought |
the news that Mlss Amanda Pra,her. who |
was reported the night previous In 4 criti- |
cal condition, to have passed the danger |
point and TO be on the Improve with good |
prospects OF recovery aud that Il would |
not be necessary for her sister to go.
Probably last night Mr. and Mrs q L
Frary passed through Albany ON their
way from Dayton, WASH, 10 San Fran |
cisco, which they will make their home.
They were eloping, having been married
in Walla Walla Saturday, against the
wishes OF the girls parents. frary was /
widower, his wife only having been dead
1--we months. Both belonged TO the tirst
Iamilies OF the city.
WEDNESDAY.
Hon JED Meyers has returned from the
East.
Mr william Cowan, OF T l. Wallace &
Co., Is seriously III.
John Ingram lett this morning for hls
home a. Whatcom. Wash.
Mr. Frank Coz, Postal agent. In Grants
PG.s, formerly OF Albany. was in the city
o day.
Mr. and Mrs Refson Mcconnell have re
urned from a several weeks sniourn al
neir 1oleuo EanCh-
MIss Mamie Montgomery returned ias'
light from a severcl weeks trip to La
jrande ann the Dalles'
= = Mrs Matte freeman, and son, Glf, OF
Portland, passed through Albany today
or Shedd. ON a visit with Mr. g W Gray.
Dr. Gray Is nov In San Jose, CALI, where
Ms health Il gradually improving In the
lryer climate OF that city.
Mr. Geo II Abbott, business manager OF
he oss Jollitle. Ms In the clsy arranging
or the appearance OF this splendid troup
L the Opers House, on Nov. s5rd. An
Illinois paper says: "They are remark
ble family Of musicians, actors, actresses,
nd dancers, and their Versatility. clever
iess, and the variety OF their performances
make delightful entert ainment. See and
iear them II you get chance"