The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-01


Memiager. on behalf OF many friends
presented Miss McNeil n purse full Of
money. She deserves aitih tavors and
kindness bestowed on her.
FRlDAY
Mrs 4 Schiller and children have
gone 10 Newport 20 spend the summer.
Ms and Mrs Benson Starr, ot Olympia.
are In the city the guests OF the izs.ers
parents. Mr. and Mrs W II Golira.
o writsman Of the f < NJ Insurance
Co, OF Albany, VAS in Roseburg on busi-
uess Saturday.-Roseburg Review.
Jack Curran, the live hat drummer,
whom TO meet is like ray Of sunshine
on a cloudy day, ges in the city today
rnsiling for Triest.
" Bennett, the ALBANY architect.
arrived in town Saturday evening, and
will hereafter make Rosehurg his home
-Roseburg Plaindealer.
Mrs s Train and daughter returned
this noon from Eugene, where they had
been 10 attend the commencement exer
cises oi the state university.
II has been rumorei for sometime that
Col Hogg and Geo Coe would be here
AAk1 @GEAs &AN A&sE AA AA&AAGA& A-s4s54&
learn that they put in an appearance
The Eugene board of school directors
yesterday elected Prof Wilkes. OF Sheid,
vice principal Of Geary school. Prof
Wilkes is said to be an able educator
Eugene Guard.
\ number oi state university students
under the wings Of Judge Deadly. passed
through Albany this noon on their way
home. They were a bright looking com
pany Of young people.
Robert Wakefield. the bridge man, and
Superintendent Miller were In the city
looking al the completed bridge. Il Is =
credit 10 the builder. an ornament to Al
banv and will prove convenience 10 the
public the value of which can hardly be
estimated 1t IS bridge 10 De proud of.
Rev May. the live and aggressive edi-
tor OF the Pomeroy, Washington, indie
pendent, has been dominated by the
! democrats OF his county for representa-
tive, and il is hoped, viii be elected. he
ie one OF that class of men who propose
to do right regardless OF consequences
and rings.
Mr. Ed Hall, recently special agent oi
the Oregon Insurance Co. whose business
was transferred to the Connecticut, under
which company he holds Ike position
for Oregon, was In the city today. Mr. H!F
Merrill, who was local agent for the Ore
gon, and who built up a good local busi
ness for 1t here, viii! have the agency tor
the Connecticut,
SATURDAY.
Mr. Sam Cohen, OF Portland, is in the
city.
Miss Hattie Galbrai,h went 10 Salem
this noon to spend Sabbath with friends.
} license was issued TODAY for th'
marriage OF J + Moore and Rosa Beil'
Newlan.
Messrs Mcpherson 4. Marks. of Albany
are frescoeiug the inside of the Scio bank
-scio Press.
Mr. Palmer, the well known long dis
tance sprinter, of the Waldo Hills, wa
in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Wilson, of oska
loosa, Iowa, are in the city, the guests o
Mrs @ Monteith,
Il Noland, the popular re-electe'
: democratic sheriff OF Lane county by owe
i 800 majority, passed through the cit
, today
a Charles and Dick Burns, OF Niagars
: came to Albany or last evenings 0rego
: Pacific train. and will play with kno
r Butte on the 4th.
n Hon JEFF Meyers was in the city. Je
osciilates between Salem and Albany an
our guess Is he don't love Albany less bV
u Salem more.-Salem Democrat.
County Surveyor 7 T Fisher, was
\. the city today. He has been surveyin
= around Petersonis Butte, and reports a
immense breeze on top of it yesterday.
r Manager Holman and number of IL
y machinists OF the Albany Iron Work
: were engaged Sunday in putting ne
/. gear wheel in the Scio Roller Mills
lr Scio Press.
Mr Claire Vunk is at the Bay, seekiu
health, Under tie bracing atmosphere
y is gradually improving. His mother, NJ
ie K B Vunk went over this noon 10 sper
e severel days.
- Following are the new alumni Office
y OF the State University: President,
~ Ii McAllister, of Eugene; vice pres
y dents, Mary u Mccormack, OF Eugen
le Eta Levis,o Harrisburg, and l. L Woo
~ worth, OF Portland; secretary and trea
/ urer, Linnis A Holt, of Eugene.
Capt Geo w Bell the tariff reform or
tor, was on Saturdays south train
* the east to take part in the eampai
Mt there. At Central Point he was provid
* with lot OF samples of the aabest
IS. fields by Fradenburg and will place tn,
nd merits before some capitalists interest
al in that line.-Ashland Record.
10 WHRambo and wife came down fre
er the mines late last week. They we
e. guests of the Cuff House until Mond
tt afternoon, when they took the train
81 Albany, where they viii visit old frie:
and then go to Lebanon for months I
~ creation Mill City Gazette.
-. Mr. Ed Stone, the bridge man, wh'
ed sk' ~ sapsan.sIn. ss,, se,ssa .,, Gu aas.
W. ~ "esi e'' ~ S.,',
nv tnls neon. ~ olone W. PPa PoPalal .