The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-12-02
sstrAL Avn PERSONAL
Miss Lura Cambell,..o The Brownsville
schools. Is In the CITY.


Miss Lura Cambell, of The Brownsville
schools, Is In the city.
Emperor Nertoil, the veteran news
paper man. was In the city today.
Those who have not secured tickets for
the fremen's bali tonight can obtain them
at Z y Willis.
CIV Kizer Is candidate for postmaster
OF Prineville, and makes the announce
ment In the News.
Mr. Seman Meyer, of this city, appeared
In full uniform today as newsm an on the
Roseburg local.
Mr. Claud StrahAn, Who is attending the
State University, came up to spend
Thanksgiving today.
Profs Bloss, Horner and others, of the
Agricultural College, were In the city this
noon on their way TO Brownsville to hold
Farmers Institute.
II YOU would spend an evening pleas
antly go to the old u r church tonight.
A live program viii be presented and q
social time had. Ice cream and cake, IS
cents.
Licenses have been issued for the mar
rage of Edward V Howard and Mrs Clara
E Thompson, and for the marriage of
Samuel " Dugger, aged Is, and Miss
Annie Bilyeu, aged i6, both OF Scio. being
the son and daughter of T L Dugger and
NJ V Bilyeu.
Prof G + Howiand and wife arrived In
Albany today from Highlands, New JeF-
scy, and are The guests of Prof Lee, n
former schoolmate Of the fsrmef. Prof
Howland has been engaged 10 take charge
OF the commercial department OF the
college, He is an experienced teacher In
this fed, and popular man.
oC Mcfarland went to Salem this
nosn.
License has been issued for the mar
riage oil c w Beard and Emma Irvine.
Mrs Jason " heeler is confined 70 her home
by illaess, and is abppt the same as she has
been for = week % tao.
Il was q very stormy nigh, Tor Thanks
giving. The fremen's ball, though, 10
pronounced social success, though the
attendance was not large.
Mrs ] X weaiherford has returned
from her trip TO San Jose. Calf, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs Cottle, who
will make Albany her home.
Bert Wright, ,ol Lebanon who is attend
ing the college here. spent Thanksgiving
at hone. He paid an election bet by
walking home. and il was terrific day
too, and no end to the mud.
N Miller returned this nooa from Iowa.
where he had been In Eesponse 20 dispatch
announeinc-the dangerous illness Of his
mother. whom he was glad 10 find imptoying.
and hence returned home 10 stiesa 10 has
mess.
Yesterday Thomas Coleman, whose sap
posed alias was though; TO be Cecs shegaz-
and who vas thought - DC the man sho
struck ihe blow whsck killed DIR Croain,
doaned citizens elO,hiSg. stepped forth from
the Oregoa state prisoa. aad wzs free to 60
where his pleasure prompted him
The entertainment at the Q. T. church
last evening was an Interesting affair.
Besides q large amount Of socialibiiity
and some games, the following program
was presented and enjoyed: Song, q
medley. bv quartet. Geo Acheson, ID III
McCuilagh, Mildred Burmes,er and Mrs
Nussinr, eucored: recitation The firss
Thanksgiving Dinner" by Miss Mary
Yantis: vocal solo by Mrs f T Mating /;
recitation, 'sThe Innocent Drummer. BY
Miss Ava Baltimore
SATURDAY.
Mrs Wa 4 liza nphssy isiSsns sesiossiy
ii at her home in Albany
Superintendent Win NJ Hoag, OF the o.
P. and the Vim N Hoag were 10 the city
today. the latter making It's mrs. return
,rip doxn the stream
Charley Miller vas passenger on TIERS
day evenings train from Albany. en- Eoate to
Yaquina City, where he viii occupy the re-
sponssbie position oi Ageai for The Q PCo.
Post.
VIM Morgan. Of Csosoy aud Seattle. wash.
is IN the city, visiting old friends. alter an
absence Of several yesrs. lie and WA y
Miller. aisoa former resident OF Albany, own
adjoining cranberry ranches.
Miss Sadie Cohen. the accomplished
daughter OF Mr. Phil Cohen, leaves ts-
night for San Francisco, where her
brother Nanny resides. TO spend the
winter, and receive instructions in vocal
music.
Ju.ige Mcbride. Of the Circuit Court, il
prompt in his decisions A nan named
virgin, witness IN the nsnuefEVfi
Murder case, being in the court room
drunk the Judge promptly sentenced
him TO the county Jail lor thirty days.
The ran Francisco Chronicle gives q
romance in which a sailor, William Ste
vens, fell in love with q young woman al
Yaquina Bay, now In Albany, a year ago
He has Just returned from q successful
whale voyage. and is on his way 10 thit
city after his bride
The Chrysanthemum tea given by the
ladies of he Congregational church, al
the W CT U Hall last evening was g
bright affair. The hall glowed with ths
| flower that reigns in the fall, and every
thing was neatly arranged, tea beint
served on small stands, and orders mad;
from q written menu. The meal Was 1
delicious one and the service OF = nature
to make it the more enjoyable.
ANNOUNCEMENT. Having severed m,
connection with the Albany nurseries,
take this opportunity Of rendering ml
sincere thanks to all former patrons ant
friends of the above nurseries Tor thei