The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-04
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tcrtay.
Mrs Dr ueafy aud mother, of Ilalsc,
are IN ihe city.
RN N'rhempson, Of Brownsviiie, Il &
the city teaAy.
d Bufienshap., Of Lebanon, IL dolnl
Albany this afternoon.
Superintendent 1adly, OF The Oregon
Pacific, WAS In the cits lrday.
JR Wyatt went TO Lebanon today tc
prosecute q small erin lnal case.
SA Ne~berry and vile have moved Il
Albany from Mill Eii,, where they have
been teaching school Tor sometime.
County Assessor Williams MAS IN the
city today, and left for pofilana 10 attend
the convention OF ateegaors 10 meet there
tomorrow.
Jas V Pipe aod w + Read returne }
from the Santiam mines this forenoon.
bringing encouraging reports. as wei as
some precious metal.
III Hamilton il IN the city finishing up
Bayk x Jcffriea sewer contfaeta BY clean.
ng Ferry street. The firm did good work
rnd have given the city s,me frat class
sewers.
Young Coz, formerly Of this city, who
has been In the Postal telegraph Office at
Grants Pass. for year. waa In the city
today ON hie way 10 Port Gamble, Wash,
where hls parents reside.
Mrs T. w Langdon went to Corvallis
this noon to attend the funeral of Mrs
Llxzie Bowel, daughter oithe well know -
proprietor of the Iiemphill house, who
died there Tuesday. Mrs Howell had had
the grippe, dying from the resail OF IT,.
She has many fflenda through the valley
who Will resfet To- hear OF the sad news.
FRIDAY
Mr Wm Taylor went 10 Portland for
two OF three days.
Mr. w Bishop. Ut Portland, formerly oi
Brownsville, 10 In the city.
MIR Harry woodin, oi Por,land, il Ia
The city, ON a trip through the valley.
License was Issued to-day for the mar
rIsgs Of g W Mckinney ard Sarah Hol-
iowey.
NJ A Miller. a candidate for representa- :
tive on the democratic ticket, was In the
city 10 day.
Miss Sadie Monroe has accepted pos
ltion ss clerk In the confectionery store oi
Chas II Muller.
lion T J Kirk. Of Umatilla county,
brother Of " Il Kirk. Of Brownsville. is
a candidate for state senator.
Mr. Frank Peterson went 10 Corvallis
today for n several weeks business trip.
Mrs Peterson returned yesterday from a
visit in pbilomalh.
DIR Llenrpger he's just received an In.
genius machine for manufacturing paper
money. White paper IL put In and out
money comes that will be taken at any
bank.
Jimmy the cook. who says he was the
h,st railroad man In Oregon and used 10
run With Col. Elliot. was In the city 10 dav
Jimmy was a tcstotler for Eve or ak yeafs
but he can no longeF boast Of tlie fact.
A s Miller. father Of II II, Of this city
arrived from Albany Friday evening.
The bridge which he lis constructing over
the Willamette nj that point will be hn-
ished In May.-irant's Pass Courier.
Proi John ID Wood IL the oldest school
teacher In Oregon, having taught since
1855. lie has taught 25s months for
public money besides several subscrip-
lions. lie ought TO know how to WELD
the birch by this time.
SATURDAY
VIM Wright, the artist, Of Salem, is in
the city.
Mayor cowan went to Portland this
noon on business.
Wm NJ IIoag came from Corvallis last
night on q special train and went south.
Prof LescheF, president pro tenn Of the
agricultural college Of Corvallis, wag In
the city today.
Hon Henry Cyrus, OF the scio Touring
miles, was In the city today. He reports
the mill mp and enclosed.
This Office acknowledges a very pleas
ant call from Mr. A X Read, editor Of the
Portland Dispatch.
w W Davis. OF this city, has class Of
forty In vocal music at Jefferson. II
meeis Tuesday evenings.
Miss NJ Colby, who has been teaching
In Linn county, left for independence
today, where she will reside.
Prof G II Schmidt, Of Albany, Is in the
city, says the Salem Journal. He came
TO visit Governor Moody's Jersey cattle
ranch. The professor Is the leading dairy
expert In Oregon. A movement ia on
foot 10 hold grand institute at Salem
during the state fair week.
Rev + Stewart, OF Albany. brought
over the plans OF the contemplated
Christian church edifice TO be erected in
this city. The plans were drawn by /
G schell, an architect Of Albany. Tht
building will be oi handsome design, and
will cost about s309n.
Mr. ID NJ Walters and wife, who for I
number OF years have resided in thil
place and been employed in the wooler
mills, moved to Albany on Wednesday
morning, where they viii make theil
future home. MIR and Mrs Walters have
many friends here who regret TO los.
them, but what is Brownsville's loss vii
be Albany's Rain.-Times.