The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-05-29

THURSDAY.

Ia the city.
Mr. A |. Cannon, Of Peoria, Is doinl
Albany today.
wa MeGhee, proprietor Of The cit,
restaurant. ls confined 10 his room Will
the gslp.
Mr. Robt Johns, Of Halsy, ID In lha ei,,
after several monihs soionrn In calIfor
MIA.
Al Day, formerly Of Albany, and Mls
Sadie Bonner, OF Corvallis, were marrles
IN Portland few days ago.
Mr. John Rogers Is IN TIE city. lie 1,
making arrangements to move from
Kings valley TO hls Wells farm.
Mr. Reiixke, who has been With The
Herald for year, also one Of the best
players In the Albany baAe ball club, leayes
on Monday for Spokane where an uncle
resides.
The state \ 3 convention has been In
sesslon a, Eugene fhis week. Among
those In attendance from Albany were Il
: Merrill, DR. aud Mrs Aubrey, and Miss
Eva Cox.
! 7 Hadley has gone 10 sliverton 10
spend the summer, having secured the
contract for erecting two houses there. A
large brick IL also 20 be built there this
year. Silverton Il said 10 be having a
rapid growth.
A DKMocRAr mans old sehooima.e,
Frank II Clark, has iuat been elected
Grand Chancellor OF the Knights of
Fythiaa OF Wyoming. and picture oI
him graers the columns OF Knights Err
rant ot Chicago.
Last eveslng bicycle crowd Of seven
took run 10 the knox Butte grange hall,
going and returning from Stewart x Sox's
elore IL one hour and fifteen minutes, a
distance ot about ten miles. The bIeyelist
eafns his money travelling over tlse average
country road.
a !. Wakefield, manager of the Car
Fingtoa Grand Opera Company, IL In the
city and viii bring his company here DUR
Ing the fret week Of June provided a suf-
helent number OF seats aie subscribed.
This Is Aibanys fiFst opportunity 20 be
favored with some frst,elass grand opera
The company will appear nj the Marqnam
on June ). and having few days previous
VIII give Albany one OF them II PROF erly
encouraged.
\ ii Allen went 10 Portland yesterday.
Editor Lyons, OF the Times. is In The
city.
Z G Beardsley, OF Portland. Is In The
city to-day.
$ 2 nargsr, OF Brownsville, was In the
city today.
] A Gross left dav or two ago for his
usual early summer outing st the springs
In Northern California.
q w Wright returned yesterday from
Portland, where he has been attending
70 legal business for Albany clients.
William Martin, s. r. operator at the
car shops, in East Portland. was In the
city this forenoon, and from here went
to Corvallis.
Rev z r P,lehard. and Mrs WIN Fort
miller and children. spent the afternoon
OF TUESDAY In cur city visiting their par
enss, ID Thompson and wiie.-~Coryallis
Gazette.
E Z Upmyer went dswn 10 Albany TO
make arrangements With civil engineer
10 have the survey for the wateF.dItch
lnade.--iiaFFlsbuFg Courier.
Mrs Chss Webster left this nom for
Portland. Mr. Webster has been In that
city ssveTai days getting ready for her.
They ~ill make that city their home.
MT Goodman. General r & A agent
oi The Southern Pacific passed through
Albany this noon on the RosebuFg local
In special car. for Portland.
Ike fogei, the well known Portland
drummer, resident of Albany one sum
mer, Is 10 the city. Mr. Fogel Ii getting
up IA the world and nov carries Water
bury watch, the winding OF which can
be heard block.
The State w G T L eonvenes In Port
land next week. Mrs Henrietta Brown
left thls noon for that city as q delegste
from. the Albany w IT u. Mrs l. Bilyev,
and others, Of Eugene were on hoard the
train, for the same place. Mrs Biiyeu was
accompanied by her two sons.
SATURDAY.
w L Gilieit returned 10 Albany this
noon
w D Scott. o. Lane county formerly Of
the Albany Gun Store, Is In the city.
MIR John Shea. the celebrated onion
expert OF Sweet Home, was In the city
today.
Attorney General Geo + Chamberlain
EEUtAAAG
duties OF bis new Office.
NJ Haynes, OF the Eugene tannery ,was
In the city today. He intended 20 have
moved his tannery plant TO Mil City
this spring, but has postponed Il until
next fall.
Rev d Fisher was in the city Tues-
day. He thinks Of moving to this city.
Ills many friends will give him hearty
welcome.--Jeferson Review.
{ l. Crabtree, general baggage master
OF the 5 p, was In the city yesterday on an
inspecting teur. Baggageman Barker
was mustered out and stood the inspec-
ton with great fortl.ude.
A lawn tennis club, consisting OF Ezra
Horton, Chas. Cusick, and Misses Anna
Finn and Velle Irving, has been formed
with Judge Flinn's lawn a. the grounds
for playing fine game. There should
be nets spread all over the city.
Mr. Paul Mineenmier, who recently
moved here from near Albany, has pur-
chased land near Salem and will move
there in the near future. Another good
man to leave us.--Jetferson Review.
Miss McLinn, Of Albany, who has been
in the city for some time past with a
stock Of millinery for Miss Ida Brush, re-
turned home Tuesday. She made many
friends while here who will miss her
very much. .-Halsey News.
Mrs Virgil Parker and children left this
noon for Yaquina Bag. where Mrs Parker 3
sister, Mrs Elder. Is seriously III with con.
sumption. Mrs Elder will feave in few
days for Southern California to sec II q
change OF climate will benefit her.
MP Slate, ofTangent,' has located in
Corvallis and will manufacture patent
hay press OF which he is the inventor.
Mr. Slate has leased the old foundry for a
term uf months and will use the same for
the purpose of manufacturing the new
press.-Benton Leader.
Mrs II Townsend, as delega from
the Albany w c T u. and Miss Lille
Rideout and Miss Maggie Chambers, from
the Y w @ I u, went to Portland this
noon to attend the State convention OF
these societies. which convene in that city
next week. Several other delegates were
on board the Roseburg train from other
places South " here.
KTnE GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
Has large and complete line Of
goods, dolls, doll buggies, boys wagons,
We ocipedes and many other goods which
gol to make up o complete assortment,
besides complete line OF lamps ol
every description. China crockery, fancy
decorated ware, glassware, bird cages,
plush goods, such as albums, toilet sets,
autograph books, scrap books. childreniF