The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-22


Mayor Darcy, of Salem, Is at Sea
Rock.
Mr. G 6 Rawlings, leaves tomorrow or
trip to Bellknap springs.
w r Blain has returned from two
weeks sojourn at Yaquina.
Mr. Wolf, of Portland, Is In the city the
guest of Mr. M Slernburg.
Mrs Harrison. CT Portland, Is In the
city the guest of Mr. Geo 9 Stanard.
Mrs J H Foster came up from Portland
this noon on visit with Albany friends.
License has been issued for the marriage
of 6 L Calavan and Miss Allie N Taylor
Hon Geo II Williams, the celebrated
Portland lawyer, passed through the city
this noon.
Mr. Baldwin, of Albany, Is visiting his
aunt, Mrs ] B Williams.--lndependence
West Side.
Miss Emma Pfeiffer left last night for
Ashland on severa. months trip TO, the
benefit of her health.
Major Jackson. who was recently in the
city assisting In the inspection of F Co
was In the Modoc war, receiving some
Mr. August Stark, the popular jewele-,
has returned home: but not alone, being
accompanied by Mrs Stark. Mr. Stark
and Miss Rose viii, sister OF his partner,
were united In marriage at Bethel, Mis-
souri, on July 7, They have the best
wishes of many.
Rev A F Lott, pastor of the Calvary
Presbyterian church of this city, left on
last Saturday afternoons train for Penn
sylvania. His PASTORAL relation to this
congregation was severed at recent con-
vening of the Presbytery In Albany
Independence West Side.
w Crosb, the San Francisco commits.
sion merchant and grain buyer who
handled considerable OF the surplus grain
of the Rogue River valley last year, came
up from the city Monday evening with a
party of ladies, and Is headquartered at
the Depot Hotel.-Ashiand Tidings.
Tom Russell, who has been serving n
two hundred and fifty days sentence in
the county jail for assault. was released
Wednesday morning, his time having ex-
piTed. He expects to remain about town
and viii work at his trade, carpenterink.-
Register. Russell Is former resident of
Albany.
A letter from Mr. John Bryant, Of the
soldiers home, near Los Angeles, states
that he Is getting along rs well As possible.
Major Jones who Is now In the Milwau-
kee home has secured = pension of Sia a
month. There are now about 700 men
at the Los Angeles home, 1900 having
beeu admitted In all. I3i being in the
graveyard. The death rate Is 9 per cent.
Mr. Bryant says he Is In hopes of returning
TO Oregon next April.
When If comes to travelling Portland
people are up with the times. The fol-
lowing personals appear In one issue of
Portland paper: Mr. D p Thompson and
daughters are now at Geneva, Switxer-
land, where they will pass the summer,
returning to Paris with the coming of
cooler weather. Mrs Heitshu and family
and Mr. Walter V Smith are enjoying the
romantic scenery of the Swiss Alps at
present, and are expected TO 60 TO Paris In
a few weeks. The Misses Bertha and
Ella Moores, teachers In the public
schools of this city, are enjoying 4 sum
met's jaunt through Switzerland, and will
return home Ia September.
tCESaAk.
Mr. John Giblin Is In The city after trip
over the n. w.
Indge Finn has been in Eugene at
tending circuit court
Mrs F NJ French and children went to
Halsey today on visit with friends.
Prof Barzee, proprietor Of the sodaville
seminary, was in the city today.
Miss Sadie Casey, Of woodburn, has
been visiting in Albany the past week.
License has been issued for the mar
riage of w C Graves and lola L Hawley
A Holyorsen, the well-known miner,
came down from the Santiam last even
ing.
A Backleman, one Of Albany's wealth
TEST citizens, spent Sunday in Eugene. -
Guard.
Miss Belle Aiken, OF Salem, came up
from that city this noon, on her way for
q summer outing.
Joseph Liggett, formerly Of this city. 10
now lying at the point Of death az his
home at North Yakima, Wash.
DIR Maston went to Yaquina City today
to take the bandages of his several
patients injured in the hand car acci-
dent of last May
O'Conner, Of Portland, was in the
city today on his way to Lebanon, where
he goes TO see the first water run through
the ditch, which viii occur in q teS
days.
DIR Matierson, of Portland, came down
from the mines last evening with some
good specimens of galena ore from the
Galena mine, which he took to Portland
with him.
L E Blain and wife went to Newport
today on a several weeks sojourn. Also
Prof Condor, family and several other
Eugene people. Mr. Z Washburn and
family returned from there yesterday,
also II II Hewitt and family.
Marshal Scrafford. of Corvallis, arrived
In Albany this morning with Rugg, the
man wanted for burning the Innan mill +.
He had him double shackled. which Is
The only safe way to transport a prisoner
now days.
Pa Cochran left last Tuesday for an
extended trip to the central part OF tht
state. He will drive and viii go by way
of Upper and Lower Soda springs, FISH
Lake, the Three Sisters TO Deschutes. re
turning by the way OF the head waterI
of the Willamette.-Wo oodbnrn World.
WEDNESDAY.
Judge Boise was in the city this noon
Mr. L Page and wife, Of Eugene, are
in the city.
Jos Clark Sr, went to Portland thil
noon on short trip.
Mr. Walter wiles, the Corvallis banker
has been in the city.
Mr. Dinwiddie, OF Brownsville, pion
eer OF '53, has been in the city.
Mrs Rev Gibony, Of Oregon City, cam'
up on the train this noon, on her way u
Lebanon.
Drs G Dwight Lothrop and Geo "
Williams, the San Francisco specialists
are at the Revere House.
Miss Lily Robertson gave a five O'Clock
tea last evening, q pleasant affair, among
those present being DR. Mrs Beers.
Bert Williams secured a situation will
the travelling doctors and left for north
ern points this morning.--Eugene Guard
Drs Mr. and Mrs Beers and Mr. HUI
Bryant and part OF his family left thu
this morning for Wasco, across tn
mountains.
RP Heard he's been In the city look
ing over the field with view OF institut
ing tribe of the improved order OF Re
Men. He was successful at lndedend