The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-07-14
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| License has been issued for the mar
rage Of William Wages and Hattie Fass.
Mrs L Bllyeu and son, Coke came down
from Eugene this noon on visit at Hon
K A Irvine's.
Mr. John Tway, The o p conductor.
wife and son left TOR Portland this noon,
from which city Mrs Tway and son will
20 east, while The FORMER will return 70
Albany.
Monday evening reception was tend.
cred MrsJ NJ Irving and Mrs 2 S Train at
the residence OF s s Train. Adeliehtful
time is reported. ne; the least OF which
were the narraiions nf doings al The
Worlds fair by Mrs Train and Mfs Irv-
ing.
| A Jacksonville correspondent of the
Ashland Tidings says: Mr. and Mrs Il
White are expected home from their en-
tended visit 70 Kentucky this week. E A
Rsams will arrive with them. Mr.
Reams has just graduated from the law
department ofthe Washington and Lee
University of Virginia, and after a short
time spent at home will go TO Montana,
to begin the practice Of law. in partner
ship with Hon Charles Wilkinson, Of
Eugene.
NJ w Hunt win 60 TO Detroit In the
Santiam country TODAY. His family, ac-
companied by his father, q w Hunt,
started yesterday and M. W. viii join
them this evening. From Detroit they
viii take pacx train TO Independence
valley eighteen miles further, W here they
will 90 into camp. Mr. Hunt will return
in about four weeks, but his family ard
father will remAin until September. This
camp viii be four miles from the base of
Mt Jefferson. Statesman.
yRIDAY.
Mr. Robert Huston, of..Coryallis. is in the
city.
Hon Cyrus westlake, Of San Jose. Calf.
is in the city.
Miss Bert Enos. of Portland, is iR the
city, the guest Of her mother.
Mr. Thomas Kay. of the Salem woolen
Mills, was in the city today. He has just
eturned from business trip TO Alaska.
EF Sox and family returned this noon
from the Worlds fair. intending Carlton.
who has been attending the Monmouth Col
lege.
Messs Shea and Iullens. Of the Albany
club, went 10 Salem today 10 make arrange
nlents if possible for the removal Of the In
dependence club 10 that city.
Wednesday morning there was united In
the holy bonds Of weilock two Of sociesy's
very choicest people. Professor Coyell. Of the
State Agricultural College, and Miss Nellie
Spencer, who is well known as teacher in
the Corvallis Public schools-Times
Miss Maud Hoffman. who recently made
her debut as Juliet in Boston, has b<..nen-
gagged by E S Willard fpg next seasons.
+. Evening Post Mr. Willard Is one Of the
leading managers Of the eountry and Miss
Hodman's engagement is to be accepted as
a strong evidence Of sunresS The engage
ment also means n trip 10 tlls Pacific osxaSs
William Herrin, Of San Francisco. has
been appointed chief Of the law degAarsuasai
of the Southern Pacific n. r. Co. His sssl.
ary viii be about sc. 100. W-h his other
business he will have an income Of aisoai
$1,000 Mr. HerTin Is only y years Of age.
He obtained his reputation tsrinciFally in
the Sharon-Hili case An interesting thing
in connection with his life il the fact tina;
he was bern and raised in jackson county.
IN this state. and WAS educated in the AgTi-
cultural College n Corvallis
SATURDAY
Binger Hermann vas in The city today.
Miss l. A Woodin returned this noon 10
her bnHse in Taeoma
Mr. and Mrs q W clirs have resarssa.i
from several weeks soioarn in Ssiaville.
A license Was iss1sed today for the mar
mage Of johnson Lee and Lizzie Cor%su-
hAner.
Misss Genevieve George, Of Poztaarsi. came
up on the noon train for a several weeks
visit in this city.
DR. L Hill and son and Gland Mansfield
have returned from their mountain hos
springs ranch beyond Breitenbash.
Rev. Robert Collyer delivered his !ec;ure
AZ Corvallis last evening. among his audi
ence being Rev + J Thosnpson. d u. He
went 20 Salem this noon
Edgar Mcclure. professor al analytica
chemistry al the University II Oregon. has
secured a leave Of absence from the board Of
regents for one year He left on the over
land last night for Cambridge, Mass. where
he viii Atake course in chemistry al Har-
ward college.-Fugene Guard.
DIR Elwood who lately locaiszl with us.
has. we are sorTy 10 state. decided TO leave
US. He has secured the appointment Of
marine physician and surgeon for Port
Gardner and will remove thereto in a few
days.--Scio Press. A position worth $500
year.
Mr. Mt Higgins and family, Dakota &c
quainiances Of & Harnish and wife, mr.
rived IN the city on last Saturday. and have
rented VIM Logan place for the present.
Mr. Higgins Is contractor and builder and
will undoubtedly find seio 20 be good
field for his business.-Scio Press.
Honsignore Satolli. the distinguished
Catholic prelaie and who has virtually the
administration powers Of the Pope OF Rome
in the affairs Of the church in tn. L 5, was
on Tuesday south bound train in private
car, accompanied BY Most Rev T Grace,
formerly archbishop OF st Paul. MINI. Rev
DIR L OGorman and Rev DR. T Shahan. pro-
fessors of ecclesiastical history; Rev DR. c
Cannon, professor of scripture. and Rev Dr
Z Pace. professor of philosophy in the
Catholic university.
Last evenings E. o. Of Pendleton SAYS:
Capt Humphreys condition is still very
encouraging. He hears pain like n martyr,
and his old-time cheerful humor has not
departed, as Is evidenced by frequent ssllies
of wit. In due time it is hoped Gap" will
be prancing along the street. happy in the
acquisition Of new cork foot. K previous
paper said: Even while he was in desper-
ate pain, with his foot crushed and bleeding.
Caps" ruling spirit prevailed. John
Bentley was at his bedside, and remarked
that he would have to leave to attend to
some business. Il want you to stay. John.
said the sufferer. feebly. These doctors are
going to chloroform me. and want you to
see that they don cut off the wrong foot. "