The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-11-11

tonT weeks k7lOuT. lof tue formers health.
Mr. Pogue, the Salem stenographer and
type writer, returned home TODAY from
the Si,etz, where he had been with Judge
Boise and crowd.
Ma Z Thrall left this noon for Logan.
Utah. where he will sell agricultural I'm. ].
plements. Mrs Thra.l s III retsin her posl-
tion In our pubric sc..ooIs Tor the present.
| Lesley Baldwin, soa OF Mr. Wallace
Baldwin, Is lying dangerously III, with
spinal complaint. There Is no pro,pect of
recovery, Lesley graduated last summer
from the public schools. and was bright
boy. He has gradually failed, recently
losing his cyesls sht. until only short time
remains for MIN here.
FRIDAY
W.T. Moist and W Morsan ,ol Albany.
are up in the hills buying milch cows 10
ship TO Tacoma
| w McIlree, of Linn county, is in the
city visiting his brother in-law, w w
Yantis, OF East Salem.-Salem States
man.
Hon w r Bilyeu, OF this city, will
speak at q big democratic rally In Eugene
next Monday night. Also Hon John
Burnett, of Corvallis, and Col Motfett, of
Portland.
| Sheriff jackson went TO Salem this
noon with Ed Oliver and Jack Bercaw,
each sentenced to the penitentiary for
one year, for the same kind OF otfense,
committed at different times and places.
Henry Myers and Elizabeth. shanks
we're united in marriage in Kentucky on
October Goth. 1912. They came 70 Ore
gon in lss7, settling near Dallas, where
they have just celebrated their COLDER
wedding.
Mr. Ed Quinn returned this noon from
Rosebnrg, where he placed in position
the front to the new o. +. temple. He
considers Roseburs a very social city
with some fine residents, being there
eight days and attending six parties.
Father White, OF Salem. left that city
yesterday on visit TO his old home at
Montreal, Canada. 10 be gone six weeks.
He has not seen his father for IS years.
Previous to his departure be was pre-
sented wiih purse Of Si25 by his par
ishoners.
Sidney Dell has returned 10 Astoria
from his Eastern trip. lie said: Every
thing looks well. Capitalists have their
eyes upon the situation. They realize
that Astoria IL not only better cite for
boom than San Diego aud Los Angeles
but that il Is the only unboomed place
on the Pacific Slope.
Four former Albany people live in the
Hill HOUSE, in Portland, where Mrs Lom-
bard committed suicide 10 high life,
accounts OF which have Oiled the news
papers Of that city. One Of them, Mr.
Fred Eggert, has rooms directly opposite
and was al the scene Of the tragedy d.
rectiy afterwards
This noon family dinner was given
at the residence Of SIR Phil Goodwin In
honor Of the a3gd birthday Of Mrs Eliza
beth Althouse. Mrs Alshouse is the old
est resident Of Albany. The DEMocxAx
hopes 20 see 81 least seven years added
10 the number and century reached Il
Is an interesting fact thz; Mrs Althonse
lived forty days during the life oe Wash
ingion.
Under the head. "a very neat wedding"
the Portland Telegram says: Miss Beesla
saltmarsh. VERY popular young LADY, Of
the East Side, and Elmer L Sirong, ,oi the
mail delivery service Of this city, were
united in marriage last evening az the
residence Of the brides mother. Mrs r
SaltmaYsh. on East Seventh street near
East Harrison. The psFloFs were pro-
fusely decorated and the bride was neatly
attired. The newly welded pair were
the recipients oi numerous esiaing pres
ents, and have the best wishes OF . large
number oi friends
SATURDAY.
Gran and Hesdricxoa's live yoEaz cierk.
Mr. FalleE. returned from sisii 70 McA;na-
| vile, yesterday.
John F caples. vas in the City 80 day ca
HIS waY to Portland from Lebaaou. whsss
he has been Grating.
| Mr. L GeEhAsds. who has been In Portland
some time receiving medical lFeaimrni. re-
turned 10 Albany lass evening.
Nm Newport, formerly Of Salem. but
now a practicing attorney a; Albany. is
in the city today. Salem Journal.
w E Oiell returned to Salem TO day from
the Siiesx, where he had beeu on government
business sfr 0dell Is Salsms ex M, a. well
as an ex-editor.
John Dawson and his sister went to Al
bany last Tuesdsy where They viii max: =
weeks visi; with old eastern tiiends-
Woodburn World.
| c Mullen and family and Mrs w Ketch-
um and daughter arrived yesterday from Al
bany, and may spend the winter In Ashland
10 gel the benefit Of uur sunny elima.e-Ash-
iand Tidings
Rev r Kirkpatrick has accepted
work in California and will leave Tues
day week sor his new field OF labor. Ills
vile will join him about the frat Of the
year. Lebanon Express.
| C.nrU. rah.r h.m a
| ter an absence Of three and half years. Of
which year and hall were spen, In the
| East. He was in New York when the big
| Cleveland and Stevenson ratification meeting
vas held and saw both gentlemen.
The report published by the Albany
papers to the effect that Mr NJ Sloan,
of this city, is candidate for the Office
OF city marshal of Monmouth, is trifle
'off." Mr. Sloan Is not candidate. aud
has never had serious thought OF being
such.-Monmouth Tribune.
IN Irving, NJ Ralston. Nh Allen
and D B Monteith went to Yaquina Bay
this noon on fishing excursion. as they
ouly took one pole and one basket Is
surmissd that one will fish while the
others watch and give Instructions. Il is
gamy crowd and we look for some good
reports.
A genuiue Halloween party was held
at B Montagues, OF Lebanon, with a
number of the real old fashioned features.
The Express says: Miss Maggie Houk
proved herself fearless of ghosts or bug
a-boos OF any kind by following a.string
up and down a dark stairway, out OF
doors, through a dark cellar, out OF q
bay window and finally to her fate in
the back yard. Some saw their future
fates over their shoulders in looking
glass. Floating fortunes ships made OF
walnut shells, with a bit OF wick and
tallow in them, upon tub Of water, was
q pretty sight. Two congenial souls with
pretty bushes and trembling hands
would light their respective ships, set
them afioat side by side, and their man
euvers in the water were variouly in
terpreted by the onlooxers. The closing
scene was the happiest. In a dark room,
three fatee, draped in ghostly white, sat
by fire. Over the fire upon tripod
hung kettle. AS the guests came one
by one into the room, a card OF fortune
disappeared into the kettle. Wierd in
scantations followed and finally forth
came the fortune and was delivered to
the terrified recipient with groGns and
oft uttered warnings.