The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-07-31
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!. RA Ramry, Of IIarrlsburg, ii IN IN
= city
N l. E Gray returned from III Bay toda,
Y his family remained.
X Mr. Arah Montelsn and MOI Portland
! spent Sunday In Albany
: a Raw. the well-known Yaquina Ia,
= = q trip down the valley.
a Mrs DIR w u Davis took the train thl
: noon for Belknap Springs where she nc.
4 companies her mother for vacation.
9 Mr. and Mrs w r Islain returned today
from faquina Bay. bringing snail shell
water agate that IL great curiosity.
DIR Il L Irvine and son, OF Portland
came up on the noon train, on their way
TO the Soda'a for sojourn OF week OF
two.
Phil Lewis, OF Ellensburg, who has
been In Albany several days, the guest
, OF his sister, Mrs Ignatx Fox, returned
home today.
l. Viercek Is home from Yaqulna Bay.
Among those who went there today we're
Rev ] K Kirkpatrick, Mrs q W Cobb and
children. and Mrs 7 ] and WIN Sites.
Mrs A ID Morri, OF this city, was
brought home from 5clo today by her
brother, Jas Crabtree. She had been
there attending her brother, Jasper Crab
tree, who died on Thursday and was herself
taken seriously III, but Is now better.
Yesterday ] r Taylor and Clyde Hill
rode Columbia ssfetlcs from Albany toSo-
daville, over miscellaneous roads, In q
hours aud ten minutes. tie quickest the
trip has ever been made by bicycle, and
probably by team.
County school superintendent Russell
and Mr. Smith his uncle, returned Satur-
day from Fish and Clear lakes where
they have been fishing and otherwise
enjoying themselves. They caught an
abundance OF salmon trout, sample Of
which they lelt al this ofilce. They
bsoaslss home about iiity pounds.
The Pacific Rural Press, published st
Portland, gives Hon. r. A. Irvine, OF thls
city, complimentary notice Of eonsldera.
bic length,and OF deserved nature, which
as one Of the most prominent farmers OF
the state he Is entitled to. Mr. Irvine who
has done so much TO build up the grange
In Linn county,is IL now also working ener-
getieally for the farmers alliance.
Mr. Henry Perkins, an old miner, who
has done this entire cost from Idaho 10
AriEonls, arrived In Albany this morning
from the latter territory. Mr. Perkins
left Albany just twenty y-five years ago
yesterday, after residence here OF two or
three years. lie was pleased to learn that
his old friends Martin Payne, Nlmrod
Price, CP Burkhsrt and others were stlll
among the living. After examining some
ore from the Sastiam mines he pronounced
good, aud proposes to 90 10 the mines
himsc and see the prospects. In Ailzo-
MA the big fish are freezing the little ones
out, so that common miner doesn't stand
much chance.
TuRspAY.
CP Burkhart lcit this noon fo- Port
land.
i + Pennington left for Illinois yes
lerday, being allied there by the serious
illness OF his father.
Editors Phelps, Of the Halsey News,
and NORM, OF the Harrisburg Courier,
were in the city today.
Mrs Kate Protxman and children, Of
Portland, have been In the city several
days, the guests OF Mrs Lyle.
Mr. Fred w Blumberg and wife left
this noon for Yaquina bay, where they
viii spend several days seeing the sights.
including the Alsea.
Miss Annie Farrell, OF this city, Is vis-
iting Tangent friends. She has been
teaching near Sweet Honr for awhile.
Mrs T. d Sloan of the Klamath Agency,
arrived in Albany yesterday on visit
with her son, Mr. Burr Sloan, and many
friends. Mr. Sloan ls the agency carpen-
ter. She reports the new agent, Mr. Mat
thews, we'll liked there.
Among the relatives present at the gold
en- wedding Of Mr. and Mrs II A johnson,
Sr., In Salem Saturday last was Mrs ]
Shores, Of Seio, Linn county. a sister Of
Mrs Johnson, who was present at the we'd
ding fifty years ago. She is the only iIv-
Ing sister.
VI + Brink, one OF Prineville's promi-
nent attorneys, is in the city on his an
nual blackberrying expedition. Ha will
go TO the Bay, and probably leave for
home on Friday. Mr. Brink reports crops
good in Crook county and the outlook
generally first class
Mr. David Prettyman, the veteran ex-
hibit collector, was In the city today,
after samples Of wheat, etc, for the Ore
gon Land Co and state fair. Mr. Pretty
man, the best mar in the state for the
business, has had four different appIica-
tions to do this business, and just who
viii get all collections is not fully settled.
4 ID MCGEE, of Salem, the patentee OF
the lightning calculator OF interest, by
multiplication, was in the city today.
He informed the DEMOCRAT that after
the notice Of his machine in the DEMO
Graf, a few weeks ago, he received a
stack OF letters about q foot thick, in
quiring about the wonderful machine.
WEDNESDAY.
hrs Z e Sea,ls, Of Portland, Is In the
city.
4 q Beardsley, Of Newport, was in the
city today.
Prof ID v 8 Reid, principal of the
Eugene schools, Is In the city.
George Stimson, the rustling express
deliyerer, Is in the mountains with his
family.
Mrs Conrad Meyer and children are at
Lower Soda for a months outing Mrs
A B Matthews and Mrs ID Z Sehell will
leave for the same place to morrow.
Al Boenicke, Jos Klein, J ] Du6ruilie,
George Pirer, Arch Allen, q W Watts. II
II Hopkins and Miss Lora Vance went 10
Salem to-day to see the big base ball game.
The social given last evening by the
! @ Il society OF the U p church, on the
lawn OF l. + Blain, was we'll attended
and proved an enjoyable affair. A novel
feature was Rebecca at the we'll, part
taken by Miss Olive Marks, who disposed
Of large quantity OF lemonade. Ice
cream and cake disappeared in large
quantities.
A large number OF people went TO the
Bay today, many being noticed from Ss-
lem. Among those boarding the train
were Miss Helen Osborne, Of Salem, Mrs
Lark Bilyeu and son, Of Eugene, 0mer
Hendricson and family, h ID Conn and
family, N A Blodgett and part OF family,
Mrs aud Lille Rideout, Mrs Solomon and
daughter, Miss Emma Pfeiffer, Miss Bir-
die Anslyn, Miss Martha Chambers, Miss
Stella Rankin, Frank Breckenridge, Percy
Young and Carlton Sox. Mrs r A Irvine
went TO the Bay yesterday.
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