The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-25

MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Geo IL Keeney has returned to Alban
from a several weeks soiourn IN the moui
, tains
MIRA d slauson, Of the oregonlan stat
is In the city.
Misses Birdie Anslyn and Mamie Hysl
went to Monmouth today TO resume thtl
studies In the Normal school
| Mr. John Circle, OF Crook county,
moving hla family to Albany, says Oh
0choco Review.
Prof Robb, of Oakville, leaves tomorrow
for the home Of his parents Ia Kansas
without anv definite arrangement for vi
return.
License has been issued for the mar
rlage of VIM Abbott and Iva Powell, s Il
Davidson and Calie Powell, John Dodg,
aud Maggie Ruby.
NJ Willlsms, OF the Pacific Washing
Machine, OF Eugene. was In the city today
lie reports that machine having taken The
first premium at the state fair Ia California
Mr. | Blum, who once run cigar store
opposite the Revere house, was In the
city today, in the interest of the N W
! Syrup Co., Of Portland, OF which MI
Blum's brother is president.
Mr. T J MeClung, wife and son, OF Hone
| Idahs., aie In the city visiting friends here
and Mr. McClung's parents near the city
MIR MeClung is now conductor on pas.
senger train running from Paseoe 10 Hope,
and this Is his summer outing.
! Amcrg the new residents of Albany
are Mr. fathum and family aud Mr. Obcn.
hauer and daughter. Mr. Obenhauer has
accepted position In l. Blain's store
| His sister. Mrs Tathum, will! organize q
class In kindergarten and kitchengarten.
Lawrence Helm, the genial and accom-
modating deputy postmaster, reached
the age OF 81 years on Wednesday, an
other true and sturdy democrat. lie was
presented with fine gold watch and
chain by his nother.-Bsnton Leader.
The following Is taken from the baptist
Message of this city; We are sorry TO
lose Miss Mary Reed from ou church
work. AS superintendent Of our Chinese
school she was most faithful and efficient,
She has returned To her home In Idaho,
and will teach school. Miss Addie VIII
liams, a member of our Vine yard Labor
ers' Society. left lac. week to take a two
years course In the Chicago training
sionary work.
TUESDAY.
Hon Til Ford. OF Salem, has been in
the city on business.
Pete Ruetner and Doc Conn left yester-
day on trip TO Big Elk.
Mrs w lIendricson is lying quite i'll
at her home in this city.
Mr. Bates. special agent OF the Imperial
Insurance Company, Is in the city.
Mr. John Robson and family returned
last evening from their Eastern trip.
License was issued today for the mar.
riage OF T. II Mcdaniel and Eta Pearl, OF
lialsey.
Mr. George Slayton and wife, Of Prime
vile, are in the city, the guests Of County
Clerk Payne.
Johnny Pipes and Ed Bryson, the
sons OF two well-known Corvallis men,
will attend the state university.
Prof. Riddle, who was in Albany last
year. has been delivering n series Of
chronological lectures at Newport.
II Whitney. George Morehouse and
G II Winn have returned from their
Breitenbush claims, aud report having
captured 4 deer.
DR. q w Gray and wife returned this
morning from q trip Ia Tolman springs,
in Jackson county. The DIR is much i'm.
proved in health.
y. B. and II. u. Sprenger have returned
from trip TO the Alsea, where they lived
for several days on the top shelf m venIso,i
and salmon.
The Seattle Telegram mentions a ten
days yacht cruise on the Sound given
by the wealthy Mr. NJ Coleman. Among
the guests were Miss Addie George, OF
Albany, and Miss Julia Chamberlain,
formerly Of Salem. Miss George re-
turned home last evening.
RC Callaghan, Of ST Louis, Mo, a
commercial traveller, had his left leg
broken Mt the ankle joint Saturday after
noon. lie was driving horse Just be-
yond the University when Il got fright
ened and ran away. Mr. Callaghan Jump
ing out with the above resuit-Eugene
Guard.
Mrs Laura Kincaid left here last Tues.
day for Spokane Falls TO accept position
in the Conservatory Of Music now being
started In that city. She receives $75
per month salary Cor teaching nine pu-
pills, and is promised enough more pupils
TO make it $3.50 per month.-Eugene
Journal.
MrC II Schmidt has not been in Rose
burg, rs stated in the DEMOCRAT few
days ago, but has been in Portland since
he left Albany. Mr. Schmidt is engaged
as expert Of large firm handling all
modern dairy machinery, cream separa-
tors, etc, and il now in the city with
his vile.
"WEDNESDAY.
DIR T. l. Irvine is reported TO be inn
proving rapidly.
Haman and Lee Shelton, OF Jordan,
were in the city today.
Geo II Keeney will leave next week
for Idaho Springs, Col.
Mr. and Mrs w IL Raymond moved 10
Portland today, where they will reside
hereafter.
DIR W ii Davis will soon move into the
DIR Maston house Immediately opposite the
DgMocRAr office.
Mai johnson has moved with his fam
lily TO Albany to spend the winter in or
der TO send one OF his sons 10 college.
HonJef Meyers leaves tonight for Gem
trail Point, where he will attend the fair,
and near which he has some property
| interests.
| Miss Lucinda Farewell, Of Albany, Is
here to see the exposition and visit her
friend, Mrs G T. Webster, at Glencoe
Oregonian.
Hon II Peery, OF Dotyville, was in
the city today. lie reports most o. his
neighbors having sold their wheat when
at the highest notches.
Rev r Phchard and children, of Al
bany, came over to our city on Monday
ana returned on Tuesday. Mrs Fortmiller
and family, of Albany. are visiting at the
Presbyterian Parsonage.-Corvallis Times
PHI Darcy, Of Salem, and Judge Kel-
say, OF Corvallis, were in the city today
on their way 'home from Eugene, where
they had been taking testimony in the
case between the heirs in the r Moore'i
estate.
We are sorry TO hear that Mr. Fred Will
son, who left this city few days ago Il
matriculate In John Hopkins university IL
Baltimore. Nd. was taken very sick er
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