The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-18

Ex-sherlit smaIlman Ii ia The city.

| Ex-Sherlit Smnllman Is Ia the city.
Editor Lyons, of the stayton Tlmes,was
In the city today.
Miss Rhoda Hall returned this moor
from several weeks visit In Roseburg.
Miss Florence Humphrey, OF Olympia,
formerly OF Harrisburg, Il In the city the
guest OF s A Hulin.
4 Mr. al Boenieke went to Portland this
morning 70 see the great 4 Paws circus,
which exhibited there this afternoon.
The State Fair opened today. The
noon train contained number OF paesen-
gers bound that way.
Hons X weathersord and Geo r
Chamberlain went TO Corvallis this noon
TO look after the Interests OF the Oregon
Pacific employees.
Mrs Tstum, an experienced kindergar
ten and kl,chengarten teacher, 10 IN the
city for the purpose Of organizing classes
Ia these branches. Albany Il large
enough TO support school literally Of
this nature.
Mrs + NJ Garrett has returned from a
couple weeks sojourn on her farm at
Peoria. The DEMocRAr acknowledges
call with basket ol fruit consisting Of
peaches and rruncs, for " which the donor
has our best bow. May the remainder OF
her life be as full of sunshine as she helps
to make the newspaper mans.
The Lakeview school commenced here
Monday. Prof Walker, the principal, Is
one OF the most successful teachers IN
Oregon. lie Ia man we'll suited to his
profession aud we are confident that he,
with the aid OF his assistants will build up
here first class school, one that will be
credit to the town and county.
view ESamlner.
Mr. Lonner Ralstou has returned from
a trip through Polk and other valley coun.-
ties, and viii leave tomorrow for his home
In Arlington. Mr. Ralsson has just traded
a third interest In his stock farm there for
a fifth interest In the First National Bank,
of Arlington, and will probably 90 Into
the Bank.
Today the entire Denny iamliy, now
living. are together In Albany Cor the first
tune In tweuty-three years, and the event
was celebrated this afternoon by the pho
tographer taking their pictures In group.
Mrs Denny, now over eighty, was the
center. Hon o " Denny, OF Portland,
John Denny, OF Lebanon, Presley Denny,
OF Salt Lake City, Mrs Pike. OF Waseo
county, Mrs VIM Ralston and Mrs w II
Goltra. OF Albany, her only children, aud
several grandchildren formed the group.
As Mrs Denny Is greatly improved In
health. the union Is proving happy ono.
TUESDAY.
Mrs G II Schmidt il in the city.
MIR HI K,um, of Waterloo. was IL The
city today.
Mr. Jesse Beard, Of Seio, was in the city
today on business.
Mrs Mary Gramon who has been vl.i-
ting relatives at Shcdd's returned TO the
city today.
Mr. Richard Wheeler wlll leave on Thurs.
day for LELAND Stanford, jr., unlverslty,oi
California.
Prof and Mrs 4 II McAllister stopped
of in Albany last eyeningon their way 10
Eugene from Seattle.
Mr. Dilger, the expert nozzle man OF
the Albany hose team, has returned from
a trip to the sound.
Mrs Pauline Putnam and sister, Miss
Mary WetteFer, OF Portland. are In the
city, the guests Of Mr. Chas Kieter.
Licenses have been issued for the mar
tAAkC Va II fttG anu mar VAN@Ai
house and Grant Dodge and Sarah VIII
liams.
Mr. George keeney. who l. al Lower
Soda,Is reported verv III. The FnmoE that
he had died, though. We are Informed, was
probably In:oEreei.
Mr. Richard Rutherford, one Of the
former owners Of the Oregon Wonder.
has moved with his family 10 this city,
and resides ON Washington street.
Yesterday ON returning from California
Mr. A Il Seal brought a young blood
hound with him and presented IL to
Chief OF Police Hoffman. When grown
Albany will be % more nnsale place than
now, Il possible, for the genus tramp.
Charles Hamilton, who has been read
ing law with his brother. Hon ] w
left last week for Lexington,
Va, where he will attend the iaw de-
partmcnt ot Washington and Lee Uni-
versiiy for the next two years. This is
one Of the leading schools Of the United
States.-Roseburg Review.
WEDNESDAY.
MrJohn Parker and daughter, OF Port
land, are In the city.
DR.. Maston returned this noon from
business trip TO Portland.
Mrs DIR Davis returned this morning
from visit at Harrisburg.
Mr. George Bosquet went to Portland
today, where he will probably locate.
Perry Conn and Robert Huston are
spending few days ut Lower Soda.
Mr. w A MCGEE, OF this city has been
elected principal Of the Lebanon schools.
Mr John Foster. Benton couniys wealth.
lest farmer, and Young wife were In the
city today.
Mr. f Wills, Of MilIers, this morning
brought musk melon 10 Albany weigh
ing M pounds.
Mrs s + Meminger and Miss Mamie
Johnston returned from Salem this noon,
where Miss Mamie has been confined
with the rheumatism several months.
Mr. J Glenn, OF the Albany prairie, went
10 Monmouth today TO make arrange
ments 10 place his daughter In the Nor
NAL school there. A son will attend the
State Agricultural College.
Next Sabbath morning DIR Irvine will
preach at the U p Church In this city
his 4O00th sermon. Most OF them have
been delivered in Albany. Not many
ministers in the U. s. "wear" better
than Rev. Irvine.