The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-12-04

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boday.
Mr. and Mrs L T. Blaln went to portlan,
today for two or three days.
Thos Brink, who has been dangerousl,
Ill Is gradually improving.
Conductor Kennedy, of the o. p. laid
of from HE regular trip and Is doing Al
bany this afternoon.
Frank Gurnel, recently leader OF the
Albany hose team, ran foot race n
Portland short time ago, winning taoo'
Judge Strahan returned to Salem today
for the supreme court. Among ethers
who went down were Judge Finn, Judge
Burnett and Judge McFadden.
Mr. John Sommerville, the we'll known
banker OF Portland, spent Sunday In Al
bany the gueSt Of his sister, Mrs N a
Blodgett
License to marry have been Issued to q
| II Russell and Grace Langdon, OF Sweet
Homes A Dcvaney witness; and Richard
Rupert X La, kelle and Ella Maud Stout,
Mr. ] { Bilyeu appearing as witness.
Senator Myers OF Scio Is In the city
and says he will put In a lot of money
ditching and draining his real estate
Myers addition to Salem, and In the
spring will spend several thousand dollars
5000 10 $sooo--in erecting some nice
cottages Journal.
An Oakland item In the Roseburg Re-
Wow reads: "Miss Alice Burlington and
Mr. A NJ Gray, OF Eugene, were united In
marriage at the residence Of { Gray,
Oakland, on Last Wednesday at J o'clock
p IN. Congratulations" We are Informed
by one posted that this Is the third mar
rage OF brothers and sisters from the two
families, three brothers having married
three sisters There are some girls left,
and Johnny Gray lives In hope.
The Newberg Graphic says: John
Townsend and family arrived here last
week from Albany, and are located In the
DIR Moore property. We are very glad 10
welcome them TO our town. and hope they
will erjoy their new home. Mr. Townsend
ha' rented the vacant store room belong
Ing to ] + Smith. and will In few days
open a stock OF hardware and stoves and
will also handle furniture. Toward spring
he will also handle buggles, wagons and
farming implements.
TUESDAY.
Rev Irvine returned this noon from q
rip to Salem.
Mrs Russell, residing on Lyon street,
is lying dangerously i'll, due 10 rupture
few days ago.
G w Simpson returned last evening
from tIip to Spokane Falls, where he
disposed of 10000 pounds Of dried fruit.
w Blain. cashier Of the FirS: National
bank, of Albany, was In the city yesterday.
Statesman. More correctly OF the Ore
gon Bank.
&C Hovis, the restaurant man. Just
north OF the DENocnAT office, left last
night on the overland for California,
much to the regret OF several Albany
creditors.
WEDNESDAY.
Ralston Cox, OF Portland. was in the
city today.
o Beebe, Of Lane county, q ioi mer
Linn county man, is in the city.
Abe Haskleman and F. A Parker, IT,,
returned yesterday from Prineville.
Mrs Frank Ketchum and son, OF Al
bany, have been visiting relatives In the
city for several days.-Corvallis Times.
DIR l. w Guiss is rapidly recovering
from his severe sickness. lie Was able
yesterday, with assistance. 20 walk as
far as the drug store. DIR Kelley, OF
Portland has been treating him.--Wo ood-
burn Independent.
Last week, at Corvallis, Abner d Lin.
booker, aged IS, and Mrs Belyille, aged
81 were united in marriage. This was
the Rrooms fourth experience, and the
brides sixth. Here is one case shere q
couple were not married rashly, without
experience.
Mr. w ] Adams, OF the Albany Mining
4 Milling Co, came down from the mines
today. He reports the mill set up in
good shape. The dump, which broke
down with an immense quantity OF ore,
lie being repaired, and IL is expected the
mill will be able 10 start next week.
DL Gates, sheriff Of Wasco comfy.
reached this city yesterday with 4 g
Stone, alias G + Schmidt, who was sen.
fenced to nine years In states prison or
three indictments Cor forgery. Stone
recently spent several weeks in Jail at
Albany, charged with o minor offense
which was dismissed 10 give way 10 the
greater one Of forgery.-Statesman.
Last evening at the residence Of Mr. b
w Cundif reception was rendered Rev.
G. q. Harmon, the new pastor Of the NJ.
f.. Church South. Besides members Of
the church and their families, resident
ministers and a few others, a DEMocRAr
man had the pleasure OF participating in
what proved very enjoyable affair. In
teresting games were played, besides the
customary conversation, and q nicely
gotten up lunch was served. Rev. Har-
man is pleasant young man who 10
bound TO make many friends in his new
field Of labor.
WOODEN WEDDING.
On last evening quite number Of the
friends Of Mr. and Mrs Al Hunt gathered
at their residence, the occasion being
the fifth anniversary OF their welded
life. A most pleasant gathering 1t proved
to be. The most pleasant feature being
an elegant repast, including fruit cake
five years old. The usual games were
INDUCED. Quite a number OF presents
were brought in by the guests.