The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-11-04
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Mr. NJ l. DoTfis, OF CurRatts, vas IT. the
" this forenoon.
Jos Talt Is in Salem caavassinp for
photographs Of The World"
Mr. Watt Monlsith ani Mr Wahet Bur
rell. Of Portland. are In the city.
License was issued today for the mar
.riage of Geo w Yarmouth aud Ida Swank.
Oscar Zeyss, of Albany, came uo ye,-
terday and win remain for few days.
sodavile Review.
" + Butcher. the we'll known Baker
City attorney, and PRESIDENTIAL elector.
was In The city tooas
Mr d Clark, of Albany, has rented
DIR Jones' lesi ience here and will move
his family Up Ia shor: time. -SodayIlle
keview.
Mr. and Mrs George w Morehouse will
leave Albany ina day or TWO on a trip
East, where they Will wish ,ela,lyes and
friends.
This noon ten little Indian boys and
girls passed through Albany for Ctemawa. a.
where they will enter school. They were
from the Siietz.
Rev F Il Gwynnc. D. D., of Salem, IS
lying dangerously III with pneumonia.
Rev Prichard left fer that city this noon
In response 10 Dispatch DIR Gwynne Is
one OF the most popular ministers of the
valley. and his recovery Will be earnestly
prayed for by all who xnov him.
Mr. ] Gibheard. of Waterloo, Is In the
city and repert. much Improvement Ia
that burg Many bulldogs arc being
erected and the knitting iactorY Is seil
under way. He thinks the wheels wi.l be
turning by the Grst OF the year and the
new establishment will give empioymen,
10 about sso hands.-Times.
saipAY
Miss Matte + Martin is down from
Albany on visit.-Me Minnville I. r.
DR. o c Aubrey went 10 Portland this
morning for few days, 10 have his eyes
treated.
The ladies' Of The First n + church will
gire chicksn pie supper At the w & 7
U Hall on Wednesday, Nos ID.
License was Issued today for the mar
riage OF Simon A-nspiger and Lulu NJ
MeNutt-boih Of Harrisburg.
Mr Warner, from Albany, has pnrchas-
ed piece of land near the grove from
Arlie Watt and will erect 8 residence ia
the near fniure.-Amity Popgun.
" T Cornell, well known Oregon
printer OF years ago. is nov = resident OF
Alaska, and is about 10 make q trip up
the fukan with party on gold hunt.
Hazlets, the Pilgrim Printer, blew inlo
town this week and worked day or two
in this office. His s.can yoa see me for
my bed and breakfast" sounded as nat
ural rs ever The Wandering Jew
wouldn't be in it with Hax.-OhserveE.
Miss Annie Finn left Yesterday for the
East. and Misses Yelie Irving and Ella
Mead will leave on Monday, the dEst for
Fermons, the second for Wisconsin, the
third foF Iowa. They are all bright
young ladies whom Albany NAV be proud
OF whoms0ever they come in coniae.
with while gone
sATrR BAY
Pref ID V s Reid. Of Esssre. ezaae do~a
ca tie nooa ,sasn.
a letter received hy Rev Psishasd frcsn
Salem says DR. Gxyaae y rss;irg e=sY.
Licrnsc has been sssued for The marriage
OF Mark P Chapman and Nan Elizabeth
Green.
DfJ B Lee oi Cssvaliis. well zsd fAsurAhly
know thfo1gssous the Willamette Valley,
nss stricken With parasyEsF yss.ssasy srurn-
i1g zad died szst nign;.
II W Parker, sorraesIy'cf The Meth San
tam coaegry, ani J ezadidasc fSr the legls.
sAs Started hotel al Waterloo. He deserves
a good patronage, regardless oi Po!i,ics.
Mrs Il Standard and her two
the Misses w;theu, who came
cut from Albany for the beneiit OF The
sunny climate OF Southern Oregon, &C
cupy the Ianders residence On Main
Tiaings.
In answer TO telegram DIR A Sharples
went TO Corvallis this morning 10 see DR.
] Il Lee who is lying iusensible at the
point Of death. Dr. Lee is well known ali
over Oregon, being one OF the early pio-
neeF.-Engene Guard.
DrH p HoSasd has decided 70 iezve thi.
this city and IoozFe 10 Fossil, Or. The Dr.
has hsen here nearly shree months. and dur
ing his residence with Us has made maay
friends, and we feel sure that our soss Is Foss-
is gain IS the DR. is ihosoach physician,
au3 pleasant gentleman. bat Lsbsnea Is Bos
large enough for four doctors -Is.5aso7 Ex-
press.
Mr. and Mrs C b Stone arrived last
Sunday from Ha.sey, Linn county, for
visit Of several days with Ashland friends
They have not lost their love for Ash
land. which, since their absence, looks
preitier and mere homeIike TO them than
ever before, and they win probably come
back 10 live here again within year or
two.-AsfIlaud Tidings.
o Blount, II C Myer, f ] Farlow and
Jos Million returned Friday from ten
days hunting trip, spent AT Dead Indian
and Lake OF the Woods. They had a
good time. but report scarcity OF deer.
They say four inches OF snow fell at Dead
Indian one morning.-Ashland Record.
Three OF those mentioned were former
Linn county men.
Last evening ''hard times" soeial
was given at the old Z = church, by the
c K society. A large number were present.
Invitations had been issued on brown
paper, and everything indicated poverty,
one man in order to go properly appareled
even borrowing suit from a neighbor
the well known Ignatx Fox, which would
nearly hold two like him. Patches and
rags prevailed, and pop corn and apples
was all there was TO eat, while it was
necessary TO drink out of tin dippers.
An enjoyable time was had.