The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-30

MONDAY.

G w Davis, clerk Of the school Ian
board, is In tire city.
G w Smith, of East Portland, ls IN tn
city. to attend 10 matters before the Cit
cult court.
Mr. and Mrs L N Beach, after visit I,
Eugene, to their home at Palous,
City, WASH, this noon.
J II McCune, OF Lebanon, left today iol
Coos county, where he will cell a pa,en
bed appliance.
Mr. and Mrs Geo q Stanard has re-
turned from several days visit In
Brownsville.
The advance agent for DIR Kennon. ths
great Siberian explorer, Is In the city max
ing arrangements for a lecture In Albany
Mr. Chas Hagan has returned from hls
trip East, after an absence of just month
and will resume his place In the 5. r
freight Office.
The marriage Of Mr. William Davidsoa,
Salem, at the st Charles, on Wednesday
evening promises to be an attractive affair.
Mr. A K Chapman, Oregon Pacific
agent at this city, and wife, arrived home
yesterday from their eastern trip, and re-
port pleasant experience doing the prln-
clpal eastern cities, New York among the
others.
VIM McKinnon, of Sweet Home, ar
rived In Albany today from Brownsville,
where, before the Phe waived examln-
alton on the charge OF Mr. Atkinson, and
Will appear before the grand jury this
week.
Mr. A Radcliffe, who has been one OF
the spinness At the Ashland wooden mills
for some years past, left "Wednesday even
Ing fol Albany, to take Job In the woolc a
mills at that place. where he worked be-
fore coming here. HIS family remain IN
Ashland. Ashland Record.
Mr. Thos ] overman, the popular har-
ness maker, arrived in Albany Yesterday
noon, accompanied by his bride, Miss
Minnie Bishop. They viii reside at Mr.
Overman's home In the First Ward. Mr.
and Mrs OveTman have the best wishes of
a host OF friends for happiness and pros :
perity, uf which they deserve an abund-
ance.
AS usual October Is proving live wed.
ding month, and as It approaches the close
OF the month increases, Saturday and to.
day County Clerk Payne issued the fol
lowing licenses: I l. Dodson and Eliza
Belle Smith, c II Davidson and Viola G
Long, CasiLs Case and Lizzie Bailey, Ar
thur g Mcdonald and Lorena Rogers,
Trask and Lucinda Shelton.
The following from the Benton Leader
s about a young man who clerked with G
l. Blaekman In this city u couple years
ago; VIM s Stock, son OF our promln-
ent merchant, M Stock, has been gaining
high honors In the California college OF
pharmacy recently. On Sept. sSth, he
passed second best Ia the Junior course
being y OF per cent of first place. On
Oct. 18th he passed With high honots, a
-igid examination before the State Board
II Gala, gaining n certificate of Llceniiate
WIN Il an Alumnus Of the
D. a. {. and we are pleased TO note his
success. lie now holds a position In one
II the leading drug stores In San Francisco.
TUESDAY.
Hon Til Ford, of Salem, Is In court.
Mr. Watt Monteith, of Portland, Is in
he city.
Tom come to think Of u. he doesn't
ieserve a personal.
n Duncan has returned frsm a LEGAL
rip to Prinevlile.
w II Raymond, special agent and ad-
uster OF the san Francisco Insurance
here.-Salem Journal. What
is that.
+ b Kelsay and family, oi French Set-
lement, left yesterday for Albany 10 re.
ide. They have rented their farm and
70 trust their absence will be but tenn
'orary.-Roseburg Review.
The twenty-sixth license for the month
4 October was granted today by the
ounty clerk to VIM Il Davidson ana
iargarett A Rawl, aged 10 and 1s res
'ectively. The former not being OF age
he consent Of his father appears on the
The annual meeting Of the grand com
OF Knights Templars Of Oregon |
} in session in Portland, converting |
here today. Hon Geo T. Chamberlain |
nd ID 7 Mason are present from this city !
3 delegates. Owing 10 the Cireuit Court |
eing in session other delegates were un- |
BILE to attend.
z p Rogers, g + Il p A OF the ) p
!, OF Portland. Is In The city. 10 answer the |
barge OF discrimination, on which the |
iry failed 10 agree at the last term of
ourt. He Is accompanied by the roads |
itorney, Hon w - Fenton, the we'll
nown predecessor to Hon Jeff Myers and |
;veral Other well known oregonians.
A MINISTERIAL RECEPTION.
Last evening at the u p church an in
'rmal reception was rendered the MEM
ers Of the presbytery, recently in session |
ere, remaining in the city. The seats I
ere removed from the middle OF the !
bonn and old and young spent two or |
hTee hours in sociability. Some fine |
iusic was furnished by members OF the |
ollege orchestra who are also members |
the u z Sabbath school; skilfully |
erformed duet on the piano by Miss !
aura Tate, Of this city, and Miss Flor
nee Gibson, OF San Francisco, was
card with much pleasure and heartily
ncored Miss Stratton rendered couple
iano solos with good effect, and
olos by Miss Gibson and Miss Tate were
realty appreciated. An elegant lunch
I ice cream and cake Was served; re-
marks were called for from several of the
listing ministers and the reception was
losed at 10 30 after prayer by DIR Gibson.
,esides the large number from the
huch and school there were present DIR
iibson and daughter, OF San Francisco,
Rev Crabbe. Of Los Angeles, Rev SpauId-
ng, OF Spokane, Rev Kirkpatrick, Of
'acoma, Rev Speer, OF Warm kprings,
)r Black and wife, OF Salem, of the u z
hurch and Rev Dobbins, Of Berkeley,
,alif., Rev Condit and wife, Rev Prich-
.rd and Rev Stewart among others.
WEDNESDAY.
Col. Hogg and attorneys rave returned
License was issued to day for the mar
iage of c M Rainwatcr and Ella M
,tuprow.
A Hazleton came down from the mines
his morning, and reported work progress
ng rapidly on the new mill.
Alex Kennie went to McMinnville this
loon, where his parents reside, being called
nome on account of the Illness of one of
hem.
Mr. l. Senders and daughters, Misses
Belle and Amelia, left on last nights
overland for San Francisco, on . several
weeks visit.
Ignatius Donnelly sued the Pioneer
y preea for Gf0O nOo and CafVrd~v racmvarad