The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-21

MONDAY.
q L Sutherland, OF Scio, was in tn,
city today.
MT Moore is down from his Green
Basin ranch.
A II Barker Is confined 10 his home
with rheumatism.
Harry Saltmarsh, Of Portland, is visit
ing friends in Albany.
Mr. Mosesparker returned last evening
from trip to Portland.
Miss Lillian Hackleman left tsday ON a
visit with friends In Seattle.
Mr. Thos Scott, manager OF @ II Dodd
& Co.'S agricultural implement house, of
Portland, Is In the city.
Editors Bell, OF the West Side OF Inde-
pendence, and Davis, Of the Newport
Times, were In the city this noon.
Conrad Meyer left this afternoon for
the sodas 20 Join his family, who will res
turn with him In about. ten days.
Mr. T p Hackleman. of 0wosso, Mich. IL
expected in Albany In few days with his
family TO make ihis his future home.
Prof L G l.orilard left on Saturday
afternoon for Prinevlllc, his former home
for year, to be gone two weeks.
Mrs N p Payne, wife Of the county clerk,
Is now at Phoenix, where her daughter,
Katie, has the dlphtheria. but IL improv-
Ing.
DR. &c Littler and wife lef, this morn
Ing for Crawfordsville, where he will
remain during the week doing dentistry
work.
A II Matthews, G l. Hawkins and l. G
Marshall are home from their Mt Jeifer-
son trip, and report an enjoyable expert
ence.
Among those who went TO Yaquina
Bay today were Miss Mary Althouse, A
, Seal and family, and Miss Annie
Sower.
Mr. and Mrs Garman, OF the o T Office
ut Mill City, were In Albany today on
their way 10 Aberdeen, Wash, for SUM-
mer outing.
Mr. Ball, OF Ballston, Yamhill county,
was in the city today, having come here
on n Victor bicycle, making the trip o.
about 80 miles, in six hours.
Strauder Froman has returned from
the Metoles, bringing some fine trout,
Frank Froman is on his way homo, and
David Froman was to leave today.
] S Antonelle, the well.known contrac
tor Is In the city. He has just returned
from a trip 10 the city OF Mexico. Mr.
Antonelle will probably bid on the Al
bany sewers.
John Hazleton, the superintendent OF
the Albany Mining Co met with an acci.
dent q few days ago, while handling some
rails, which will lay him up for several
days.
Tom Parker, youngest son OF + A Par.
ker, arrived home yesterday from Mis-
sourdh, where he has been residing with
his grandfather several months. Tom
was resident OF Spokane for few years
lie viii now make Albany his home.
Judge NJ L Pipes, OF the circuit court,
OF Corvallis. was in Albany this noon on
his way home, and hence will be in time
to attend TO the Op case TO come up to.
morrow ut that city.
Mr. G II Hart, the painter left this
noon for the farm OF Peter Rickard, one
OF Benton county's wealthy farmers, re-
siding a few miles southwest OF Corvallis,
where he has the contract for painting
and papering his large new residence
Just completed.
Yesterday Clyde Hill, Frank Taylor
aHh Gctu aCAllibtcI TUue UlCyCteh from
Albany TO the Corvallis ferry in 46 min !
utes. Young McAllister took header |
that delayed them seven or eight min !
utes, else they would have made the trip |
in less than 40 minutes.
Mr. Pete Ruettner has returned from a |
health seeking trip on the Luckiamute, |
and now does not possess that emaeiated /
appearance he enjoved before. While |
gone he claimed to have shot buck |
deer, weighing l40 pounds without any
and caught 52 trout in
half day.
Miss Amanda Prather, who has been /
IN the city few Inoaths, the guest of
her sister Miss Lee Prathcr, and cousins,
Mayor Cowan's family, left this noon for
ler home In Missouri, accompanied by
Mayors Cowan's father. Miss Prather
las made many warm friends in Albany
Who will hope TO zee her here again even
hough 1t should not happen to be alone.
MI wygant, who died in Benton
'ounty, across the river, was q man oi
considerable prominence in bis day. He
lad been lawyer when n young man
md in middle life. At one time he was
J district attorney Of New fork county.
lie afterwards resided in Arkansas and
n the reconstruction days was state
uperintendent OF schools Of half Of the
tate. He afterwards resided in Iowa.
lie Is well spoken Of as a man OF culture
nd good character.