The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27

MONDAY.

Samuel Glasgow Irwin, OF Newport, Is
tn the city.
Pumpkin pies and a pronounclng bee at
the u p church Thanksgiving evening.
Miss Mamie Hyde, who Is attending
school at Monmouth, has been confined 20
her bed Aeveralwecks with bilious fever,
but IL now recovering.
Rev Kirkpatrick was In the city today
on his way north. lie recently returned
from trip to Texas, where he found quiet
times on account OF the low price OF cotton.
Mr. Arthur Lelmert. the popular book
keeper Of the Linn County National Bank.
left Saturday night on the overland for
Oakland, Calf, on n short visit with his
parents and friends.
Rev ID Driver has Just returned from
New Mexico, where he has been lcctur-
Ing. He passed through Albany q few
days ago for Seattle. where he win deliver
a course OF lectures.
Rev Louis Albert Banks, q native son
OF Oregon, now pastor of ST John's NJ 4
church, South Boston, has published an
other volume entitled "White Slaves or
Oppression Of the Worthy Poor" Ills
frs; was The Peoples Christ"
Mr. Rochchlld, who has been working
on the farm OF Pete Bither, near Shedd,
where he had charge OF r w BlumbeIg's
Titus, Is said TO have inherited $4,000 Of
an uncle In Germany, and will leave for
his faderland TO secure Il In few days.
Cards are out Announcing the fourth
coming marriage OF Mr. j l. Underwood
and Miss Cora Loftln, aud Mr. McChes-
ney and Miss Candis Conn. The marriage
will take place at the NJ T. church, next
Wednesday evanirg at $50 o'clock.
Saturday we mentioned the divorce case
of Mr. John Foster In the circuit court In
Benton county. The divorce was granted,
Il being reported that Mrs Foster con-
senied TO Il In consideration OF the sum
OF 81 900, which certainly was cheap,
considering the wealth OF tbs groom.
Rev ] + Stewart left this noon for Rose.
burg, to assist In dedicatlng new Chris
tian church. lie will return to Halsey,
where another church Is 10 be dedicated
this week. a few days later another
Christian church will be dedicated at
Shedd.
Mr. VIII NJ Talbot, advance agent for
w s Cleveland's ministries Is In the city
arranging for the appearance of this big
minstrel troup here on Tuesday evening,
Dec Ist. This minstrel troup 10 a glitter
Ing success. Mr. Cleveland carries u ten
thousand dollar Insurance policy on his
Jewelled first part and costumes, one OF
the evidences OF Il. II IL n cold day when
the Wind freezes. and people who do not
so to the Clcveland's when they come
will certainly be out In the cold.
We condense the following interesting
personals from the Message, published by
Rev Hill, of the Baptist church: We re-
grtt to lose II G Chambcrlin and family,
who have moved 10 East Portland. Mrs
ChamberlIn will be much missed In the
Chinese school. Brother Charlie Jay
Yuen Kwcrg sailed FROM Portland on the
18th inst, & Canton, China. where he will
take three years course OF study In DIR
Gravcs' schUJl. preparing tor missionary
work. Ills expenses to China. and while
In school. are TO be borne by our church
and friends who are interested In this
work. The entire amount, t5so,ls provld-
cd In subscriptions. Miss May Mont
gomery will take Mrs Chambcrlin's place
In the Chinese mission. Br b Hartwcll.
OF San Francisco. superintendent, OF Chi
nesc work on the coast, will visit our
school on "Wednesday and Thursday. Nov.
2stn and s6th.