The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
LOCAL RECORD.

PRoB >TE MArrARs. - Estate of Henry
MeyerSreport of sale of real property con-
firmed.
Estate of Geo Foster, sale to II B-yan,
confirmed. Sale to Maggie + Powell con-
tinucd TO Wednesday. Oct. 7.
Estate OF Martin Wet,x, order made au
thorizing the fling supplemental objections.
Estate of Camilla Mcfarland iiual ae-
count approved.
Estate of w NJ wolverion, final account
approved.
Estate OF NJ G Hin, ordered that citation
issue TO Executor to appear Monday,
Nov. =, at 10 o'clock m to show cause
why he should not be removed.
Estate Of X & llill, same order as above.
Estate OF Thomas II Miller, an idiot, or
.dered that citation issue to heirs to appear
on Nov. 9, at 9 O'Clock a IN to show cause
why real property should not be sold.
Estate OF Chas A Rinehart, order to
sell personal properly.
CHURCH OF CHRIsr.--The Oregon Min.
isteriAl association of the Church of Ch,is,
met at Albany, Ocl. 6, 1891. After stir.
ring speech by the chief officer, Rev
Wetzel, Mr. Wright, OF Albany, gave an
address OF hearty welcome and ID NJ Dotty,
of Dallas, happy response. Revs Irvine
and Wilson of the of the u Z church were
admitted to the floor of the convention.
The following officers we chosen: PreSi-
dent, David Wetzel, OF First Church Of
Christ Portland; Nice-pres., ] + Stewart.
OF Albany; Secretary, w X Williams, of
Salem, - NJ Dotty Treasurer. Ihe ex-|
cellent sermon on sour Plea" by + F.
Campbell In the evening was full OF help
and strangely inspiring. The meeting
opened with devotional services for 30
minutes, and was followed by a paper on
"The Qualifications Of Elders" by ID Nj
Dotty of Dallas. II provoked long, earn
est, seriptdral discussion. All think then
selves highly prciited by these discussion.
MASONIC. All persons who are eligible
and who desire to assi>t In the organisa-
tion OF chapter of the order Eastern Star
are requested TO call on ID 4 Mason or
Mrs ] n WeatheIiord and tile their petit
ton. The fee for the order for ladies
p so, gentleman $S 90 to accompany
petition The chap;er will be organized
at the Masonic Temple on Saturday
evening, Oct Ioti, at S o'clock a, which
time prom neut members Of the orGer will
be present from distance. Refreshments
will he served during the evening. BY
order of the W MATRoS.
a Coon REAsoN.-The Eugene Guard
gets down to business as follows: "The
reason Salem Is so often missed Is that
such large proportion of the population |
is confined In the popular resorts known |
as the Penitentiary and asylum, and un- |
kind keepers will not allow them to attend l
public meetings. The other part of the |
population lies dormant except during /
meetings Of The state legislature and state /
fair. The visitors made no mistake when /
Eugene and Albany were selected for
speaking pieces"
Two ALBANY "BoYs."-On Saturday
the Evening Press Times, OF Seattle, was
leased TO Edgar b. and Geo. L. Piper,
two former Albany "boys" They TOOK
charge of the paper this morning. Erastus
Brainard. the recen: editor, will go East.
Ied-Piper was at one time city editor Of
the Salem Statesman, afterwards of the
Post Intelligepcer, and recently editor of
the Grays Harbor Times. They are rust
lers and are bound to win
WILL SUE A CrY.-Mrs J Thornton
will sue the city of Coburg for 81, 500, a
demand for which sum has been refused.
The cause is given as follows: "While
Mrs Thornton was crossing the bridge
by Lhompson's store, at that city, her
foot caught in hole in the walk, which
was about four inches wide, throwing
her forward. She partially caught hold
OF the banister but not in time to pre-
vent the accident"
The BRIDGE.-Two car loads Of pile
driving apparatus, 1000 barrels of cement,
a large number Of piles and about 80, 600
feet OF lumber are in the vicinity OF the
Albany bridge awaiting use. We are
promised active operations in few days,
and are informed bridge men will arrive
in Albany on tonghts train for the pur-
pose.
STRAWBERRIES IN YOcToBER.-Yesterday
evening NJ II Kelly, the Benton county
gardener, brought TO Albany -four or five
boxes Of very fine looking strawberries,
which were placed on sale at BrownelPs
and sold rapidly at 25cts box. Straw
berries in October are a great thing, and
the DEMocRAT man who sampled n box
will testify to the genuineness Of the
fruit.
A BAD PESxY.-S II Walpole, the
cults tin horn gambler, who played a
part in our police court year
ago, was in the city yesterday, and last
night met Waterloo at the hands OF /
Frank Marshall. Marshall paid a fine.
Walpole was invited to make tracks to- !
wards the suburbs and the last seen OF |
him he was doing 90.
An OREGON MATTER Portland defeat.
ed Spokane Saturday and Sunday and
hence won the pennant. Hurrahl We
make this remark because of a state pride
In the matter. Washington has tried to
lord II over Oregon in several particulars,
but now Is destined to take back seat.
POPULAR LEcTURE.-Luther Benson,
of indianapolis, who has been lecturing
In Portland and other points in our state
to delighted audiences, will reach Albany
Thursday, Oct. 9Th, ard gill give his first
lecture in the evening at the w & T U
hall. A rare opportunity Is thus afforded
our citizens TO hear one of the "most
thrilling platform orators In tile United
States" as Gel Balm describes him. Ad-
mission free.