The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-06-17
LOCAL RECORD.

PRopArR MArrERs.-Matter of estate
of Rebecca Vernon, continued.
Final account in estate of Robert Elder,
approved and guardian, r Fl Wright, dis
charged.
Report of slle OF real property in estate
of Thos B Miller, IN idiotic person, con-
firmed.
In estate of w II Churchill, final account
wes approved.
In estate of Geo w Sylvester, final ac-
count allowed; executor discharged.
CE Johnson appointed guardian OF es-
tate of Blanch. Beulah and Howard Foot,
minors. Bonds $Ioo.
In estate T Ingram, referee was or
derered to report by July term.
In estate of Daniel Houck, will vas
Admitted to probate, Mrs Houck was ap-
pointed administrators with the Will an
nexed. Bonds 10 be $24, 900.
In estate Jonathan Gard, final account
allowed. Admr discharged.
In estate of 7 NJ Burnett, final account
allowed. A6mr discharged.
LEBANON - Lebanon precincts elected
a republican constable. Mr. KELSEY, and
democrat justice of the peace, Mr. Elson.
The Lebanon amateurs who recetly rem
6ered the drama, Border Land" at this
blaze, will reproduce the drama at Scio
this evening Our baseball club also go
over today to play game with the Scio
club.
Charley Foster, of Upper Soda, was in
the city last Friday circulating petition
asking fer postoffice at that point.
A young man named Attridge, one of
| he. - & Sfnrar Rrs1S
saw mill, near Waterloo, had his hand
badly SAVED Wednesday morning. DIR L
Foley was called and &mpu,aied the thumb
and ferefinger
c c Hackleman has resigned his posi-
ton as baseball manager. My motto is
Business before pleasure | have taken
this step, not because love sport less, but
business more.
Contractor Price has recovered Judge
ment in a Nebraska court against con-
tractor by the name of Treap for the sum
of $Io,4oo with three years interest. he
returned 10 Lebanon this seek. k.-Advance.
The Philharmonic ESTERTATNaEST.-
The entertainment by the Philharmonic
club last evening was pleasant affair.
The program offered a variety Ct musical
talent in many lines. The Mechanics
band furnished the oyertures, well rem
dered Messrs Mueller, Phillips, Leinen-
ger, Dubruille were heard in two or three
instrumental selections, heartily en-
cored A vocal solo by PIof Davis was
enthusiastically encored. An owe rtur ehy
Mr. and Mrs B Seal and II ] Hopkins
was good. The Apollo club quartet
rendered several songs in a happy man.
ner. G. III Mueller and Fred Schmeer
were heard in piano duet. An oclarena
solo by DIR Leinenger was a pleasant
effort. A guitar duet by DIR Leinenger
and Frank Powers was one of the best
parts of the program.
ANExPERT kNDEnGARTESEs.- -MrsLu-
cretia Willard Treat, one OF the best
known kindergarten teachers in the
United States is in Salem, lecturing in
the interest of this splendid department
OF work, and arrangements are being
made 10 have her come to Albany on the
18th or 10TH of June. This would be a
treat, no doubt appreciated by our citi-
zens, and plans for a lecture should be
completed. Mrs Treat is g relative ot
Frances f Willard She is a graduate
of Miss Susan E Blows St Louis Kinder
garien Training School, 1873; Member
of Examining Board and Director oi
kindergarten work in St Louis Public
Schools, 1873 50; was seven years with
Chicago kindergarten college. and is
now at the head of Grand Rapids Kinder
garten Association work.
JUSTICES AND CoSsr4aIgs-- The official