The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-10-05

city
Casper Vandran spent last night in Eu-
gere.
Miss Margeria Brink went TO Portland
this noon.
Miss Ora Mcfarland went TO Corvallis
To-Day to enter the o AC.
Mrs George Landreth and childrrn have
| returned from California
Mr. George Piper. Of The local staff. Of toe
oncgonian, came up on the noon train.
Mr. II 6 Cotton. the insurance. man. Of
Portland, ere of Albany sons-in law, is in
the city.
Mrs Logan left this noon on three
| months visit With her son Sam. nos in bus
iness 1t TroatdAle.
Mr. II D Mcclure. state game warden.
sas 10 the city toslzy On his way 10 Pert
land fEoni a business trip 10 the Siusiaw
Mrs Houck. Of Albany, who has been
gacs. Of h Harding the past week. re-
turned TO her home Tuesday morning
Geryais Star.
| John Minio vas socz,soi Of being the or =
atnr at the FIRST Oregon State Fair, thirty
Eve wears ago. Mr. Mimic comes forward
4 X.
rarely witnessed.
| " 6 Zimmerman. of Albany. has located
a second hand store in this city in the old
postothos baiiding On ID s,r4a. A baSi-
ness os this kind h2s leng isssE needed in
this city MeMinnville T K
Mr. AMI Mrs + E ParTisi rs.nrned from
Salem last night and report Mrs Webster.
who was taken TO the asylum as being
much improved and will prosshly he dis
charged ~iihin 4 week, when she will
come 10 Albany
| Mr. Daniel Wilsoa. Of Michigan. arrived
| in Albany this week ard will remain dur
ing the winter Mr. wilson is a brother cf
Mrs Elizabeth Blain. and al least onoe be-
fore spent several months in Albany.
Nm hyde, Is now IN Scio with his Pct
riEed woman. He now carries along with
him pieces Of rCck looking like the oompo-
sition of the woEnan, which he shows as
having come from the same place in Mex
:co IS the woman.
A Dammit. travelling secretary of the
I u { A, aTriYed in Albany this noon. and
will be present 20 night az business nseet-
| ing az the nall. al which all the members as
wei. as others interested are requested to be
present On Sunday Mr. Dummit will cd
dness mass meeting of our citizens ii he
L church
| Richard Rhampy and Hattie May Broth
eEs were to lie married in Corvallis; the
marriage license was secured: but a live.
energetic Corvallis woman, who deserves q
medal Traced the matter up, proved that
The affidavit was false. the gtrl being only
fifteen, and Rhampy skipped quickly.
The Masonic fraternity will have q high
old time Friday night. Besides the grand
officers expected from Portland, the Albany
lodge has chartered special train and Will
be here in numbers. Other visitors are ex-
pected from Monroe. and from the west, and
Independence. A banquet will he served
at the Occidental Hotel. 100 covers are "a
be laid.-Corvallis.
Miss Lille Robertson has returned to
her home in Tacoma, where she has been q
teacher in the public schools fur the pas;
year and was reelected for the coming
year at an increased salary. Tacoma teach
ers are among the best paid on the coast,
the assistant lady teachers receiving as
high as s7s, the amour. received by Mis-,
I Robertson.
Hazlett, The pilgrim printer. IS editing
the Tilamook Advocate. while its editor
Handley, is in this city attending
court. At least the pilgrims mark appears
J at the bottom os the editorial columns
Hazlett has had much experience ans
ought to make a success Of the paper
McMinnville T r.
Barney May, a son of Mr. Sam May, o
Harrisburg. is now travelling for Often
hotter, Hass L. Co, of Portland, having
succeeded Doc Hamburger recently deoeas
/ ed. Barney is said to be the youngest CON
/ mercial traveller on the coast; but lhe is
. bright young man and viii make it a
: right.
oI DR. Thomas lyman. Of Modesto. physi
] clan and capitalist. whom the court ha
declared 10 be dead and whose 500, 90
estate had been distributed among hi
a relatives, arrived in San Francisco yester
D day from Reno He was met at the Oak
: land ferry by numerous friends, and busi
i ness associates. He said that he had bee
e in Boston all the time since his strang
disappearance.
=, Bert Van Cleve returned from Orego
s City, wheie he had spent some days souns
1t ing the Possibilities of life for daily pape
Y as spoken of in these columns yesterday. i
i didn't meet with any tangible encourag
n Iment and the enterprise has been aban6one'
He and Mrs Van Cleve expect to NAL
. their home in Salem during the winter, ar
: he is open to engagements in tn enewspap
r. field He says Salem is the liveliest tow
q he has seen in the valley anywhere.
;. Statesman.