The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-02-10
secrAL AND PERSONAL
THURSDAY

Prof, G II Wilkes has resigned his po
ition in the Eugene schools.
| Mr. Bert Chamberlain, who has been 4
Portland several months, is in the city.
| Mrs John Conner and niece,of Portland
are visiting Albany relatives and friends
MIR Amos DalrympIe, father of c /
Dairywple, the lawyer, arrived In Albany
, yesterday from Nebraska, and will max,
Albany his home.
Mr. w C Tweedale yesterday was pre-.
sented with pair OF fine blankets manu-
tactured by the Eagle Mills, from the {
| d + of Brownsville, on account of favors
! extended. Mr. 6 w Wright made the
F., p resentation speech.
Prof Gee. H Wilkes. recently Of the Eu-
gene schools. leit Albany this noon for bis
Former home In Kansas.
Mr. Amos DalrympIe, who has located
in Albany, 10 brother and not The
father OF G ii Dalrymple, in fact is q
younger man.
@ M lockwood, the well known opera
tor, and Miss Mabel Adair, formerly oil
Albany, were married in Salem yester-
day.
Mr. Oliver, OF Ashland, resident oil
Albany in the early days, is in the city.
Mr. Oliver once owned the DIR Gray prop
erty. He left here twenty-five years ago
and moved to the Sound.
VIM II Parker, foreman of the Herald
| office, is q candidate for collector Of Gus.
soms of Yaquina- He already knows the
business and 10 thoroughly competent 10
fill the position. lie is an old residen.
OF Yaquina and .is entitled to the place.
Mr. w W Davis, an old resident Of va
quina Bay, 10 in the city, spending the
winter. He tells the DEMocRAT q good
thing about how years ago before the o
some OF the DKNocRAr men had 10 paw
damages for the use of a wagon they
hired Of him and did not return.
Last evening party oneighteen young
people started with four horse rig,
seated on straw in the bottom OF the
sleigh. in old fashioned style, for George
Meningitis, twelve miles away. There
was = break down before leaving the
city and The trip was given up. Plenty
OF fun while it lasted.
DR. 7 W Shelton, an cid resident OF
Eugene, died in that city yesterday, ol
leukaemia, at the age Of IS years. He
came 10 Oregon in is46 He had q large
pr aciice and washighly respected. The
mother OF the deceased Is living at Mon
mouth at the age OF SIS. and 4 wife and
one daughter, Miss Alberta, are left
Their large circle Of friends 10 Salem viii
regret 10 learn thz, DIR E I. Irvine aad fam
ily leave this rnorning for Portland, where
they wIll make their home. DR. Irvine has
been highly successful here Ia the rracsics
OF his profsssion and there are Eazny Salem
petsons ~so will be disappointed 10 hear
that the Dr. will no louger be one Of us -
Salem Statesman.
The Salem Journal mentions some Of
the candidates for Office in that city.
Among the number are 7 ] Black, OF
Halsey, for collector Of Portland: K
Weaiherford, probable candidate ioY gov
ernor; John Carlisle, Of Corvallis. .coilec-
tor At YaquinA; DR. Taylor and A Lock,
for agent AZ Siletz; Jas Bal .oi Corvallis,
for collector at Ya4uina; Robert John
sou and Pete Callahan, for Corvallis
o; ] L Herschner, OF Corvallis, for land
office at Roseburg: b Martin. OF Cor
Wallis, for agent at klamath; r p Will
llama, ot Lane county, for Warm Springs
agent Among others in the city were
Mayor l. Cowan, and ( A Miner, OF
this city.