The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-07-24

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Miss Lulu Martin, sister 70 Mrs 7
Stiles, Il visiting Ia the city.
| Mrs Alice Henderson, Of Oakland, Or
eeon, slater ot Mrs I stltcs, Is In the Ell,
j Mr. l. viercck IL at The Ray for soIourr
OF week or two. lie left hrst-clael
barber In his place.
John Isom, jr., and Lee Hughes lef
Saturday for two weeks trip TO the
mountains.
II II Hewitt and family. y w Ross aud
family, and Zed Ross and family went te
iaquina bay this noon.
4 Mrs Mary A Grannon. OF San Diego
Calii. Is In the city the gueai of her mother
Mrs Cheedlc.
Rufus Thompson aud sons arrived home
last night from their trip to Eastern Ore
gon, coming by way Of the Lebanon wagon
road.
Mrs Hewitt, Mrs Grant Haighs, Mrs 7 !
Stites and Miss Elecsrp Stiles left today
noon for summer outing nj Yaqulna
Bay.
4 Mr. John Hughes. for many years city
recorder OF Aiblna, has heen la the city,
the g,lsst of his father, Mr. George Hughes,
and brother, George w Hughes.
Geo Humphrey, Edward Zyess, WIN
Faber and Fred Goetx returned Saturday
evening from a two weeks trip 10 Fish
lake, where they had glorious time.
The Cinnamon Sullivan aud a'rrn Dol.
lars" hrd fight yesterday evening, re-
sultlng Ia very black eyes for the latter.
They were both arrested.
Mr. Mills left this noon fer q two or
three months trip along the coast. Going
by way OF Yaqulna. There he will take
a coast steamer and Walt different points OF
interest.
Prof NJ V Rofk, Of Salem, was in Al
bany Saturday, alser having been up on
the Santlam lecinrlng In the Interest oi the
Farmers Al!lanee,oi which he IL now state
organizer. lie organized a new alliance
at Kings Prairie.
AT Salem, on Saturday, Mr Andrew
hrumbsugh, aged 70. and Mn James
Shaw, aged 70, wera united IN marriage.
They have the DgMocRAr's wishes for q
long and hsppy life together.
Mrs c c Kennedy, OF Yaqulna City,
went TO Portland this noon. Her lGtiIe
boy, recently injured In his eyes, Is now
able to see and ls slowly. recovering. At
one time II was feared he would lose one
or both OF his eyes
Al 1870 o'clock Saturday evening the
Man About Towns family was Visited BY
. sesenadlng party Of young people, eight
or ten In number, and for a few moments
very enjoyable and harmonious ride was
had down on the Swanec river. The
party has not yet been Identified.
TUESDAY.
DIR J T Tate of Seattle, Il ln the city.
W Z Baker lei, this noon on a trip 10
Alsea.
cH Hart went TO Portland this noon on
business.
Mr. George Dodder returned from va
quina Bay this noon.
+ c Pentiand IL again editor Of the In
dependence Yves. Side.
l. Sanuels. ol the West Shore fame.
passed through the city today.
Conductor ShaE conser Il rustlcaslne
at Turner. His leg Is greatly Improved.
Secretary II w Young has been attend
Ing Secrelariai meeting of Tie Y NJ { As
OF The Northwest. lie Is expected home
tonight.
Miss Cassie Montgomery returned yea
terday from visit 20 The Dalles.
Remember the lawn social at DPI
Mason's tonight. 10 promises 10 he
nice affair. Old and young will be wel-
come.
Miss | Rogers, of Monmouth, III. ,is Ia
the county the guest Of her former neigh.
Dor, Mrs DIR Irvine. Today they are at
Peoria yisIsIng with friends.
Mrs y I. Ries. former resident of Al
bany, IL In the city an her way to Port
land, where her husband has Just opened
. saloon In partnership with Watt Mon
tcith Of this city.
III IiIbler, Of scio, was in the city
yesterday afternoon, watching the base
ball game. Mr. HIIbler II member Of
the Scio club, which will play with JEFF.
ierson Friday for tl00 side.
DIR Masson, who 10 attending sir Peter
Carson, Injured by binder aeeiasnt yes
Ing improvement, with chances Of Fecoy-
ering In his favor.
Among those who went TO the Bay to-
day were Mr. l. L Cray and family, Mr..
Elizabeth BIain. Conductor HUFF and wife,
Mrs Henderson,. OF Oakland. Miss Lulu
Martin and Mrs Eta VassaIo.
George Harris and Pat Farrell and son
have returned from Fish Lake. where
they caught large number Of hsh and
mosquitoes. They saw w r Read and
DR. Smell and families At Upper Soda.
They had put down about 1000 trout, and
expected 10 be home with their booty 10
night.
WEDNESDAY.
Miss Minerva Nc ntsilh Is III with scarlet
fever.
NJ A Miller, OF Lebanon, Is In the city
today.
Bishop Gross came up from Portland
this noon.
Superintendent McElroy IL 20 far re.
covered as to be able TO travel again.
A wealthy stockman, r Wilson, oi
Monument, Grant Co., isin the city.
ID b Morgan has closed his real estate
Office In Albany and. leaves tomorrow
for Portland.
10 writsman, of The F & NJ Ins Co left
this noon on a business trip through
Southern Oregon.
Geo G stanard and family arrived
home last evening from q several weeks
trip TO Brownsville and the mountains
ArchAllen,jnn.or member OF Allen Bros
returned from TIP to the mountslns last
evening.
Hon r A Irvine, wife and children re-
turned last evening from the Upper Sam
tiam, where they have been couple
weeks.
i.eonel d Deane, OF Portland, founder
Of the Young Mems democratic club, OF
that city, was In Albany this forenoon.
The DEMOCRAT acknowledges call.
Richard Craddock and daughter ar
rived in Albany last evening from Well
lington, Ohio, and are the guests Of Mr.
Craddock's daughter, Mrs w ii Young.
Mr. Young met them in Portland.
Cbas Cusick and q A Sanford left this
morning for the front on the O. II. The
former will 60 to his mountain ranch
near Coe, while the latter win probably
stop at Gatesyille.
Judge and Mrs Powell, II NJ Thornton,
Ralph Fisher and Mr. Miller, OF @ w
Simpsons store, Robert Strong. of G.
Meyers grocery store, and number OF
Salem and Portland people went to va
quina Bay today.
Attorney General Geo + Chamberlain
was in the city last evening and left this
morning for The Dalles, where the state
has two or three suits for condemning
the right OF way for the road around the
Cascade locks.
I'M Morton and wife, Of Keosauqua,