The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-29
see,AI AND PERSONAL


MONDAY.
DIR r Barker, OF Lebanon, was In th'
city today.
HeIry Sehatx, representing the Salen
Statesman, was doing Albany today.
w l. Jester, Oregon Pacific whAr
agent at Portland, was In the city THU
forenoon.
j w Johnson and family, new conner,
from Hastings, Nebraska, are In the city
looking around,
Mr. c c Jackson, Haisey's well-knowr
resident, was Ia the city today on his way
towards the Forks, by way OF the Oregon
Pacific.
Mrs Robert Huston went TO Corvallis
today to make arrangements for the re
moYal of herself aud husband to that city
during the csming month.
Miss Haveraeid, of Oskaleosa. Iowa. a
relative OF Mrs NJ A Thompson, who has
been visiting In this city. left yesterday
morning for Albany. y.--Salem Statesman,
A letter from DR. G w Gray, dated at
Los Gatos. Callf., states that he had just
had the worst cass OF bronchitis he had
yet experienced; but was rallying,and was
feeling considerably better.
There will be six graduates t,om the
Albany Collegiate Institute in June, towlti
Elliott and Clem irvine. Anderson Cam
non, Luther Elkins, Miss Annie Finn and
Mr. Peacock. The attendance at the
college Is large. TIE school Is hourishlng.
a private letter irou w S Mayberry, a
former school teacher Of this county but
now Of Crook, states that they are having
fine weather up there. Mr. Mayberry has
completed his term Of school and engaged
to teach another at the same place at In
creased wages. This speaks we'll for his
success as teacher.
TUESDAY.
Mrs Jos Wcbber, IT,, of Portland, is in
the city visiting friends.
Miss Rhoda Hail went to Portland to-
day TO obtain treatment for her eyes.
J Z Robertson left yesterday for AL
bany and the Santiam country.-States-
man.
Friday Hogan went TO Portland this
notn on q several days trip. His brother,
Charles, OF the Oregon Pacific, OF Cor ,
vallis,spent Sabbath in Albany with MIN.
Mr. Woodruff, the glove drummer. 10
in the city, having recently returned
from trip through Wisconsin. lie re.
ports hogs doing we'll there, being nearly
fat enough TO make spareribs.
Rev w A Spaulding, wife and daugh-
ter left this noon for their home in
spokane, after being here couple
weeks. While here they made many
warm friends. and Rev Spaulding OBJ
tained many admirers Of his ability as n
preacher.
The Mother Goose Centennial to have
been given on February IL, has been
until February 10Th, when II
will be presented ut the opera house. II
promises TO be one Of the most attractive
fairs OF the season.
WEDNESDAY.
Mr. Thos Kay, Of the Salem Wooden
mills, Ia In the city.
Ed and Tom Parker are confined 10 their
homes with the mumps.
MIR and Mrs + Kirk, of Lebanon, are
in the city visiting Albany friends.
Or f l. Irvine went to Salem Yesterday
10 see DIR Williamson, who Is lying seri-
ously III there.
Rev DIR Thompson and family OF Cor
wallis. were In the city las, night, return
Ing home this noon.
{ A Laughed started out this mornlng
In the interest of Jones * Bernsrdi, and
~ill solicit orders ihroug hous the VILLAIN
ei.e valley.-Salem Journal.
Mrs Mcmillan. sister of Mrs Rowena
Elder. who died at Oneat,a last night, ar
rived in Albany this MOI ming intending to
20 tolOneatta; but will reinain here until
after the burial of her 1la,er.
Mr. ] Miller has qualified As Superin-
tendent Of Streets and will begin business
10 morrow morning. The new officer Is
an active young man, OF splendid eharact-
Grand may be depended on to do his DUTY.
One of the narnageable bachelors In
The Times leap year list had proposition
By mail Yesterday from Denver, Colorado.
offering to irot through life with him In
double haTness. lust what the result will
De Is difficult TO tell. - Corvallis Times.
Judge K T. Boise, of Salem. l. In the
city. He Is one OF a committee of three
appointed by the state grange TO prepare
an assessment law TO be submitted to the
next legislature and Is here to confer with
Hon K A Irvine, and other members Of
the committee.
Mr. W Brasfeld Is expected TO return
from San Francisco tomorrow, where he
has been for week ordering the mschIn-
cry for our new cannery and arranging
for a supply of seed for farmers to plant.
Work will be begun on the building as
soon as the weather settles In the early
spring. -t'oryaIlIs Times.
Referee w ii Holmes and Sienographer
w = Williams returned last night from
Omaha, were they had been attending the
OF the Union Paeific's records
Of the roads earningS.-Salem Statesman.
Attorney General Cham berlain, who had
been with them. went to his former home
at Nitchez, Miss, and left to-day for AL.
bany, accompanied bv hi. shter.in-la W,
Mrs Renner, whs will make this city her
futur,. home