The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-07-28
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Miss Frances Z Willard is lyihe dan
g erously III In Switzerland.
Misses Elma Parker and essie cliitol
left today on q visit with relatives a
Mollala. . s.a .ss
Emil Ewert left this noon on a yisi,
with his brother, Alfred la San Fra n,
cisco, going by way Of fsquina.
II II Hewitt and family left today fol
their. summer outing At Yaquinh Bay
Judge Finn aud fam " went there yes /.
terday.
Judge Duncan and the County Com
missloners meet a. ~ eet Home today h
inspect the new bridge iass constructed d
I by , b Tlllotson.
JW Cusiek, prominent banker o
Albany, states thas The money market 4,
much easier in that city now -Sa.en
Independent. = a.
Hale .Backensio and vide. Miss MARY
Springer and Frank siagess left last Fri
day for n ten days outing In the Hebc
and big Nestueca sections - Dallas
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KEY and Mrs w a Trow viii leave nexi
week for their former home in, .Massa
chuse.s, and as Heh, will YieIt thu
Worlds fair. Rev Trpw has been en-
gagged as pastor fer the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs John Althonse, Mr.. and
Mrs David Froman and Mr and Mr..
,trauder Froman left this morning for
the Mesoles, where they expect 10 rnsti
cate five or six weeks. a
Prof Arnold and family departed this
fNr fhaf l.
COON, Wn., ten miles from Tacoma. Po.
thirteen years he has been professor o.
Natural Science and History as William
ette university. Mr. and MEs Arnold will
be much missed in Oregon and salem
especially. He goes 10 take position !,
Professor OF History and English ia Pugel
Sound university near Tacoma.
Journal.
Last evening beginning at o'clock Z
deiik httuI party was given at she resi-
denee OF Mr. G II Stewart, by Miss Mary
Stewart. Il was very lively affair. The
tea as o'clock was pronounced q deli
cious repast by every one present. Those
who made up The party were Ora Dn-
oruiiIe. Ves.a Henton, Frances French
Emma Sox. Myrtle ChAmberiaip, Myrtl,
Mcbride, Della Gilbert, Ora Hardness
Maud Bryant, Mabel and Mida Mccoy
Alice Ross. Mary S,ewArs and Flo Nut.
ting. d.
FRIDAY. =
L Douglas, Of HarrisbuE.. was doing Al.
uany this afternoon.
Mrs DIR Whitney and daughter. csuse IN
fran Portland this noon.
Mr. Arch slonteith and son Leighton. a
Portland, are in the city. 8
Miss Birdie Anslyn. has just returned
from a trip 10 Eastern Oregon.
Mr. u Cunningham and DIR MessdenlsaIl
and wife, of Harrisburg. ara in the city.
Mrs J II Marks and son Willard lef;
Tuesday for few weeks soiourn al Yaauina
Bay for the Inter healsk. Express.
DR. Gray. who Is now. locs;ssd al San Jose.
Calf. the nEMocRAT Is informed. has
fnlly recovered from his Iong illness. He i
said 70 Be doing good business.
c Z Hawkins and Mr. Ihrig. of Albany
came up last Saturday Ani we're met ~ this
place hy Wm Horn. wiso viii taios them up
10 the Attle Meadows---Santianl Lunab<r-
nan.
Mr. Albert Bond has EsturrsAl from a Yass.
30 Forest Grove, where he has t.san taking
the ke=ley cure. u. Boui Is one Of In.
hest men in The csrnsy pisen sober and Il i
10 be hofel he sticks 10 the cure
Tom Hubbard, the genial representative
q Russell < Co, farm machinery. czsni.
down from Albany this aftcFncon. H..
says the harvest Is fully On IN Linn eossniy.
and The yield Is better than expected.
Salem Journal
Capt John Shay. Phil Grant. Sullivan
and others a The recent Salem club. are in
the eafy. The club has formally slistanded.
Salem though proposes 10 have big one
ucxt year. The above and Mr. HOLMAN left
On the noon tram fer San Francisco, by
way Of faqaina.
Prof Michener and Miss Griggs arrived
from San Francisco SATURDAY. On account
OF leaving $50 in the Bank az Lebanon.
Prof Miohsner gave up his his ooniem plateI
eastern trip. He has again aPpsied for the
prlnclpalehip Of the Esesanou school. and as
be gave the best Of satisfaction last vear.
Will doubtless be re-elarsed. Lebanon Nd
vance 'ef
Last nights Perdleton z. O. says: Can't
Humphrey yes shows no signs of returning
reason, and at nighfs exhibits constant
rssuessness. Physically he IL not mnch re-
Iduced. being man Of exceptionally strong
constitution. and his mental derangefneni
Is the only nnfasorable festune. JCMisell.
who has been devoted attendant upon the
raptain. telegrarhed Wednesday night 10
his brother, George Humphrey. who viii
probably arrive soon on another visit.
There Is talk Of removing the patient 10 The
hospital at Portland. where he can receive
trained nursing
Sheriff Osborn, of Benton county. was in
the city today
MIR George Beemis, the commercial ray-
eler, IL IN the city today.
Mr. Ed Quinn. of this city, Is inhaling
mountain ozone at Detroit
Mr. and Mrs John Waters. OF Brownsville,
were IN the city yesterday.
Mr A Bush, of I.ada & Busii's bank. Of
Salem, was In the city today.
Walter Turreil, Of Tacoma, arrived in Al
oany this noon for few days soiourn. -
Comrade Hawkins. of the Albany G A r.
mas returned from a several weeks visit
with relatives in California.
Postmaster Monteith, Beam and W.
Ortel left this noon for Yaauina Bay 10
spend Sabbath with their families.
Mrs Jos A Tyler and daughter, who have
been visiting Linn county friends, returned
TO their home in Salem this noon.
Prosecuting Attorney Condor passed
through Albany for Newport. where hi,
wife and family, the latest only a few slays
old, are spending the summer.
Mrs I NJ French and children left thi,
morning for a several weeks sojourn at theii
Sodayille place. They were accompanied
by Mr. French and S W Ross, who will re
turn tomorrow.
Rev johnson, son Of President johnson. o
the State University, OF Eugene, was in in,
city last night going to Corvallis on a hicy
Gle. and returning TO day, lie viii preach
| In Salem tomorrow.
Rev w B Floyd. who was a prominen
clergyman in Albany some 10 years ago
has returned to the state temorarily. an,
will occupy the pulpit of the Frst Gongre
gationai church tomorrow morning ant
evening. -Oregonian. ae
| MreLucien Gutschchau, of San Ieandro
nephew of ] Gradwohl. Mrs Ben Brenner
Mrs Joseph and Max Baumgart, went /,
Portland today. He was accompanied b
Miss Lilly Brenner, who will visit friend
There.
Mr. Stanard, of Albany. stopped over i
ISpringfeld Tuesday, on his way TO Eugene
THE men are about four miles ont iron
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