The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-14
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city Saturday.
w II oueeneG of S,ayton, is doing
Albany today.
Miss Mamie Campbell, of Sellwood,ls IN
the city. the guest OF her mother.
Mrs Tip Humphrey and children, oi
Selo, are visiting friends In Albany.
N II Sprenger and family have just re.
turned from weeks vlsit near Woodnuin.
Prof ] M F,augher, OF f.aeomb, Is In the
city, also Prof ] X Geddei, Of Mill City.
Mrs NJ o Brink, of Newport. 10 In the
city. the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
w + Curl.
Red Wells, Of Corvallis, was In the city
today. lie reported II cents being pald
for wheat.
Mr. Ear; Race Is at the Bay rusticatlng.
During HIS absence 6 Beardsley Is at
the desk ut the St Charles
Mrs s II Dodd, OF Salem, and Mrs
/ Story, OF East Portland, are Ia the city,
the guests Of Mr. ID n NonteI,h.
Rev Metayer, OF the Catholic church, Is
at the Mud Springs OF Northern California,
for the benefit OF his health.
Mr. Newton Beers, the actor, Is a cousin
OF DIR Beers, of wasco, the husband OF nee
Ollie Kirkpatrick, OF this city.
Mr. Bert Nagers, Allen Bros popular
clerk, left this noon on q visit with rela-
tives at Stayton, Salem, Dallas and
MeMlnnville.
Mrs Henrlstta Brown, Mary Stewart
and Mary Gasten went TO Newport Satur.
day and will be at Mr. Stewasts Nye
Greek villa.
Rev l. Trumbull,oi La Grande, district
missionary for Eastern Oregon, will con-
duct services at the Baptist church Sun.
day morning and evening, says the Pen
dleton L. D.
Last Friday evening party was ten.
dered Miss Bessie Saltmarsh at the resi-
dence of Mr. Chas Kleier. II Is reported
a fine affair highly enjoyed by those
fortunate IN helsg present.
Among those who went TO YaauIna
Bay today were + L Dorrif, Claire Vunk,
ID Doughter. Mrs G + Simpson and
daughter, Mrs Z L Paris, Miss Briggs
and Miss Schumacher.
Gov Pennoyer, Mr. and Mrs w Tho,n-
as, Of lansing, Ia, Mr. II Albert and
daughters, Mrs NJ Patterson, 6 W Gray
and daughter. ] Shaw, Mrs 6 Van Wag
ner, spent Sunday at Mehama,p iavo,ile
resort of the Governors.
TUESDAY.
r L Hibler of Scio, Vas in the city
today.
Henry Lyons, of Lyons, was 10 the city
today.
CIV Ayers, the architect and nlner, 1.
In the city.
W Il Barr went to Salem yesterday to |
attend the funeral OF Miss Nellie Boise.
Miss Fannie Strahan left this noon Tor the |
mountains by way OF the Oregon Pacific.
Walter Montague, who has been with |
ohn lsom the last year, has located in |
Portland.
Postmaster F NJ Miller, Of Lebanon, Is
in the city. lie reports active operations |
on the SAntiau canal.
Mrs ] Circles. of Paulina, Crook /
county, is in the city, the guest OF her |
sister, Mrs ID 5 Smith.
Mrs Matte Freeman and son returned !
TO Portland yesterday, after q visit with /
relatives In aud near Albany.
DIR O'Dell. formerly Of Sodaville ,is now |
located ut Upper Soda, where he is said +.
TO be doing n good business.
The DEMOCRAT acknowledge a cali |
from Governor Pennoyer, who was In the |
city today on his way home from Me
hama.
X F Crosby, the wheat buyer, went TO |
Corvallis today. Yesterday at that city |
he bought 10000 bushels Of ~hcai at TS |
csI.ts.
w Gardner, the miner, arrived in |
the city yesterday noon from Coos coun- |
ty, by way Of YaquinA bay, and will 90
10 the Santiam mines.
+ q Cameron, Corvallis fast sprinter, |
wa1 in the city last evening, for the pur-
pose Of getting up race with n sprinter |
now in the city; but as he insisted on |
the race being run at Corvallis nothing |
was done.
Manager VIM NJ Hoag IL looked for
from San Francisco tomorrow morning, |
and il certainly ia to be hoped that the |
rumor that his pockets are to jingle with
money for the employees prove true, il
only for two or three months Of back
pay.
DaLiel Baneman, who was In Albany q
year ago representing several famous
Shakespearcan characters. Is now a milk
man In Sacramento. How have the
mighty fallen, or rather ,isen, for selling
milk Is a very honorable business II the
milk Is not watered.
Among those who went TO Yaqulna Bay
today were Miss Mildred Burmestcr, Sho
will 60 TO the Stewart cottage on Nye
Creek, A ID Mccoy who will join his
family near the same place, Mrs DIR
Chainberlin, son and daughter, Nellie Eikins
and Mr. I'D Blodgett who will locate with
his parents.
WEDNESDAY.
L Page, Of Eugene, is in the city.
Judge Bean, of Eugene, was In the city
today.
Miss Vesta Mason returned home this
morning from trip TO st Helens, Calf.
WIN NJ Hoag did not arrive this morn
ing, but may possibly be here tomorrow.
George Jester, OF the w. u. telegraph
Office, in Portland, is in the city the guest
Of his brother, w l. Jester.
Mr. and Mrs Harris and Mrs Rogers,
Of Eugene, returned home yesterday
from sojourn at Sodaville.
Mrs G o Lee arrived home yesterday
after an absence OF several weeks, with
| friends in Benton and Polk counties.
Ch4s Sears rode u Columbia bicycle
from Corvallis to Albany yesterday after
noon in 48 minutes, the fastest time yet
made.
Philip Philips will be in Albany in
November with his "Chariot Of Song"
Warner d Cranor having engaged him
| for six nights.
Miss Grace Barrows, daughter OF f s
Barrows, the insurance man, arrived in
Albany last evening from Denver, Col,
and is now with her parents at Mrs Wal
ter Monteith's.
Among those who went to Yaquina Bay
to day were Misses Sarah and Clara
Sternburg, Bess Senders, Mrs VIM Vance
and younger daughter, Miss Nina Cal
braith and Miss Sedgwick
Percy Young and Carlton Sox, who
Graduated from the Albany Collegiate
Institute in June, will leave Albany in
about ten days for Monmouth, Ill, where
they will enter the college Of that city.
Walter M Parker, Geo w Hochstedler,
DIR L Hill, w A McClain, ] w Brown
H W Price,R g Watson, Frank Wood ,jr
+ u Will, L w Deyoe, l. Gottlieb
Frank Trites and John Isom, jr., LEFT
this afternoon for independence, where
a new lodge of X. OF p. will be instituted
by q w Hochstedler, Deputy G. G.