The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08
The democrat.

MANSFIELD WEDDING, On Sat.
urday evening July 2, at the residence
of the brides parents Mr. Claude H Mans
field and Miss Hattie Ross. just as the
clock vas striking s, Alice. sister of the
bride, and Mary, sister OF the groom,
both neatly dressed, marched into the
room, just behind them being Mr. Fred
Ross, and Miss Mamie Hyde, followed
by the bride and groom. The bride was
dressed in very light silver gray, made
with train, trimmed in silk Oh the same
shade with white rose buds in breast
and hair. Under an arch at the bay
window Rev g w Hill performed nice
marriage ceremony. Just as they were
pronounced husband and wife, an r
made Of white roses dropped from the
arch directly over their heads leaving an
M hanging there. After congratulations
supper was announced. On one of the
tables where the older company were,
was large handsomely decorated cake
with the words "a Happy Birthday so
Years" it being the Both anniversary of
the bvides mother. On the other table
were two elegant cakes one with the
name Hattie and the other Claude. A
line repast was served. Teere were
about 60 invited guests. The presents
were:
Dinner set, from Mr. and Mrs Sites and
daughter; set dinner plates. Mrs Elias
Truax; silver sugar shell, Mr. Elias Tru-
AK; glass fruit dish, Sada Truax glass
cake stand, Mrs Annie Berwick; glass
fruit dish, Lila Berwick; pair pictures,
Mr. and Mrs Ream; silver mounted
pickle caster, Mr. and Mrs d Turner and
family; silver mounted sruit stand, Mr.
and Mrs Mark Hubert; pair silver salt
dishes Mrs III Maple and daughter;
set silver teaspoons, Mrs S w Ross; |
set silver knives and forks, Mr. S W Ross,
l set silver teaspoons, MIR and Mrs G.
Myer; silver butter knife and sugar shell
Mr. and Mrs NJ French; Butter knife
and sugar shell, Miss Celia PENNINGTON
and Miss Alice Richards; 6 linen nap
klns, Grandma Truax two Linen towels,
Mrs d ID Conley; two linen towels, Mrs
Harlon Truax;l stand and bureau
scarf. Mrs Ed Stone glass lemon squeazer
Fred Thompson: clock and furnishing
for one bed; Mr. and Mrs Rufus Thomp-
son; table linen and napkins, Mrs DIR
HILL: silver tablespoons, Emmily Hill;
l silver napkin ring, Alice Ross; / bed
spread, Mrs J E Ross.
FoRNER ALBANIANs IN Ir.-The San
Leandro Reporter, of Calf, gives the
GLOWING account of big incorporation
there at the head of which are two former
Albany men: For some time the unu-
sual prosperity of the agricultural works
at this place, 'owned and managed by
Mr. ID Best, has attracted the attention
ot several prominent capitalists. Mr.
Best has decided to act on the advice of
these wealthy men ,and on Thursday the
articles of incorporation OF the Daniel
Best Agricultural Works" were drawn
up and forwarded to the Secretary of
State at Sacramento. The capital stock
is $500, 900, divided into 5000 shares of
the value OF 500 each. The incorpora-
tors are: Daniel Best, the present owner,
w Peters, the secretary OF the works,
III Warfield, the Healdsburg banker,
: Conger, a nephew of United States
Senator Conger, Mr. Wilson, brother OF
the late S NJ Wilson. None of the stock
is for sale, but the incorporators follow
ing the plan of some of the large Eastern
establishments, have decided to let their
own employees become stockholders il
they want to- 1t is the intention OF the
company to enlarge the works and in
crease the output, all of which will aid
to the prosperity OF San Leand' o.
Crook CcUNTY.-Last Sunday 2 NJ
Brown arrived from Willamette valley
with 100 yearling cattle.
Jas Elkins, who has been in this county
Tor several months, passed through town
Sunday en- route to his home in Albany
Mr. Elkins had been called to Portland as
a witness in the W V & G IL Co.'S case,
and will return to this county as soon as
he finishes giving in his testimony.
r k1,x
from Albany last week, arriving here
Sunday afternoon. He is here looking
after his farm and stock ON Upper Crook
ed river.
Deputy United States Marshal john
son arrived here Sunday evening, ,and re-
manned until Wednesday. He left on
Wednesdays stage for Portland, accom-
panied by ID W Aldridge, late editor Of
the Prineville News, who was indicted at
the May setting of the U ) grand jury
for sending OBJ scene publications through
the mail. July 9th is the date fixed TOR
Aldridge's trial.-0choco Review.
PRoBATE MATTERs.-In estate of S B
Finnegan, inventory fled. Real proper
ty, $3.50; pei sonal. $1095 81.
In estate of F Backensto, personal
property was ordered sold as circum.
stances dictate.
In estate Of c 7 Ingram, the time for
filing referees report was extended one
month.
In estate Of Rebecca Vernon, final ac-
count continued until August.
In estate of Daniel Houck, inventory
fled. Real property, $40, 400; personal
property, $196955. Personal property
was ordered sold.
In estate of Hill, citation was ord
cred reissued for August 9th, 20 a m.
A RosEBURe BUILDING. o OF
Roseburg are having serious time let
ting the contract for a new building
The last Review saws: The stock hold
ers of the Odd Fellows Building Associa-
tion held a meeting in the county clerks
Office last night. A majority of the
shares were represented and it was voted
to increase the capital stock from $l2, 900
to $I4, 900. w Bennett, to whom the
contract for the new building was let,
failed to file the proper bonds and all
bids were rejected. 1t is now the inten-
tion to let the contract privately and
negotiations are going on with several
contractors and final arrangements will
soon be made, That the proposed temple
VIII De Dullt tnere IS not the slightest
doubt. The plans as submitted by Mr.
Bennett will be adhered to, and work
win be pushed when once begun so that
the new theatre will be ready Tor the
winter season.
A Coop ONE.-Albany people are
proud of the big bridge. Il suits them
The manner in which 1t spans the river
shows ir off 10 advantage. Naturally
enough they wish to keep 1t before then
and as well to let their friends In the cas-
see what Oregon enterprise and rustic car
do. Among the pictures taken of it. is I
fine one by Conn & Underwood, showing
the bridge from Benton county, thus alsC
giving good view of Albany. Itoutlinei
the entire structure from end to end max
ing suburb view OF it. Those wishing
bridge souvenirs should call and zee thii
fine picture as well as smaller ones of tn
big steel bridge.
A QUERY.-EDIToRs DEMocRAT.-Ca
you state through the columns of tn
DEMocRAr whether there Is an ordinanc
to prohibit the tying cows to the side wall