The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-10-28
SOCIAL asp Personal
MIR Ebret, q Portland. Is In the cllv.

Mr. r Ebret, Of Portland. Is In TIE city.
License has been issned for the mar
risge OF Martin Dnrbin and Bertha NJ
Glaze.
Lee wann Is the name of resident of
Dallas, and he is not a Chinaman, but
respectable American ct,izen.
+ Capt Geo w Bel, who spoke In Albany
last year in the interest OF democracy, is
now In Indiana talking for Cleveland.
DR. ID NJ Jones Wet TO Oakland, Or.
this noon In response to dispatch an
nouncing the dangerous illness OF his
mother.
The dancing school was opened at the
opera house last night with membership
OF 90, which promises TO be greatly in
ere ased. PROT Gustin Is pronounced an
artist in the business.
Col w w Chapman. who died in Port
land Tuesday at the age OF 81 years, was
u > District attorney OF the territory of
Wisconsin In 1896, having been appointed
by President Jackson. He came to Orc
gon In iSi7.
] NJ Long and family, oil Brownsyiile.
have moved into the ciGv. They are
building neat cottage adjoining Thos
ksy's, on East State street. Mr. Eong
will probably go into bssiness here
Salem Journal.
Mr. Upton, OF the Alsea. was in the
city today with $50 pounds OF as fine
honey as ever graced table. The bees
there mnst live on ambrosia. nectar
bleeched FOR the occasion.
ID B Monteith returned last night from
trip to the Coer n'Alene mines. He
reports matters rs being in a peaeeable
condition several OF the mines. running
on the big pay roll OF S45 600 month.
No more trouble is anticipated.
FRIDAY
Mr. John Giilia. Of Portland. Is in The rit,
d Van Horn, is in, The Dalles this
week, tuning pianos
Hon. NJ A Miller, Of i.sbanon, went 10
Portland this noon on business
Mr and Mrs VIM. Wolf have returned frcn
lheIs bridal tour East, and src ia the city.
Mr. and Mrs c |. Brush and son. Of POr.-
land. arc visiting albany relatives aad
friends.
Hen John P.Tksr and Counci.rsn Scog-
gins. Of Portland arrived in Aibany this nooa
On hansing expedition
Rev. E Thonpson will preach The an
anal missionary sermon ssthe CPPsssbytery
10 nighs st the c T ehHrca this evening a.
7-so
Lioenhe has besn is.aed ioE IAe marriage
Of Ckas a Mcknight, son ot 7 r Meknight,
sad Miss pStA Baltimore, daughter Of Mr.
Joha Baltimsre.
Rev Geo Gillespie, ol Newport, has
accepted the PastoEate al the Presbyter
ian cLurch az Dallas, snd will take
charge in few days.
Mr. chas Co,tie, oi Montana, has been
in the city. and tonigh; will Eeaye wish
his sister, Mrs I X we=ihe4tord, - a
visi. 10 san Jose, Calf
SATURDAY.
Mrs E Brown and son left Yesterday
for the East
Mr. Dilly ani family, o! Gates, have
moved 10 Albany 10 reside.
LscSnse ~as ikssed TO dav fos the mar
riasc Of GsO ~ Maxwell sad Ida n Hsssoa.
Miss Mary SzhasiEss. Of Tanner. arrived ia
Albzny ibis eoou. o. wish ara NJ W
PrO2ss and fasily.
Mrs Train has returned from her
trip 10 ihe:meeiing oi the National w Il
c at Washington.
Prof Aronsou. the opsician. Who has
been doing good business in the city for
several days. will leave Monday evening.
Frank Combe.: Of F Company. Of Al
nany, came up this afternoon 10 attend
the military bal tonight. - Eugene
GnaFd.
Dr. 6 F Crawford, Of Albany. veil and
favorably known Throughout; this eoun.
ter, Mrs T l. Dagger, Of this city the first
Of the week-Scso Press
Mr. A w Gordan. II this city, was 3
neighbor and friend os Col w w Chap
man. who recently died in Portland, in
1855. They then resided in Burlington,
Iowa