The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14

RN Thompson. Of Brownsville. WIS
in The city today.
JK Wea,herford and A Crawford
returned from Portland last night.
Mr. Mack Monteith left this noon for
Prineyille TO be gone eight days
Mr. and Hrs Chas Pfeiffer and Mrs T
Fl Pfeiifer returned last night from trip
to Portland.
Mr. T X, proprietor Of the Salem
Woolen Mills. was in the city this lore
noon.
Mr. Afford of the custom Office. Port
land, was in Albany this noon on his
way home from . trip 20 Halsey.
G w Mayen, of Harrisburg, lost two
fingers hy an accident, with 9 moulding
machine. DIR Mackey dressed the wound
Sam P Lockwood, the rustling ak foot
insurance man, Of Portland. is in the
city. Mr Pollock is local agent for Mr.
Lockwood's company, the Northwest
Mr. Alex Dumond left this noon for
Sault st Marie, Mich. where he has
position for the winter. Mrs Dumond
wilt reside with her sister, Mrs Omar
Hendricson, in Pendleton during his alb
sence.
Mr. and Mrs Trimble, and .wo child
ren, Of Pittsburg, Penn, arrived in the
city this morning, aud ere guests at the
Wallace farm in Polk county. Mr. Trim
BILE 10 assistant chief engineer OF the
g.eat Pennsylvania railroad system, and
is making q tour Of the West. Mrs
Trimble is a daughter OF DIR and Mrs a
II Back, and sister Of Mrs X S Wallace.
They will remain about month.-Sa-
lem Journal.
The Salem Journal notices one of
Linn county's senators az fellows: Sem
ator johnson, Of Linn county, 10 in the
city for few days. He is q rising in.
tslligent republican from the forks OF
the Santiam, q native 0regonian and q
successful business man. Mr. johnson
lie probably the youngest man in the
senate, but he is quiet and determined
rustler, OF family that have made an
impression upon the history and devel-
opment OF our own state in whatever
they have undertaken.
A pleasant party was rendered Mr.
Hugh Fisher, the Sweet Home merch-
ant, last night at the home Of his father
Mr. E 7 Fisher. A good sized COM
pany OF young people spent several
hours with much enjoyment.
The company was entertained with
various games until about ii o'clock,
when q delicious lunch was served.
About IL O'Clock good nights were said,
all having passed very pleasant even
ing, but all regretted that MIR Fisher
should return to Sweet Home this morn
ing. The following were present: Misses
Lille Hart, Laura Chambers, Mae Pol
II hu kaar 20
Emma Cougill, Minnie Reiner, Ollie
Baltimore, Edna Breckenridge, Gussie
Reiner, Emma Jones, 0rpha Fisher,
Nora Fisher. Messers Glenn Irvine.
Collins Elkins, John Conklin, Will Lyon,
Walter Peacock, Elliot Irvine, u Rudd N
NJ Newport, Earl Fisher, Hugh Fisher.
A s Powell shipped no hogs TO Port
land yesterday.
Seyman Meyer has opened a restaur-
ant opposite the Russ House.
This morning snail amount tmali
considerable more. Enough to make the
ground considerable white.
Mrs f + Parrish has sold her millin-
cry goods in this city TO Mr. Harry Ber-
nard, of Chicago, who will take charg
OF the store.
| AT the recent election In Harrisburg the
following officers were elected: NJ w
Canter, Mayor; Damon Smith, treasurer;
VIM Mcdonald, marshal; E Z Upmeyer
~ Baker, G Safin, I Stephens and L
Douglas. conncilmen.
Frank Bryant. disciplinarlan ct the
state reform school, came down 10 Eu-
gene from Drain this morning, bringing
with him two boys. He went to Rose
burg on this afternoons local. Guard.
This indicates that Gar Sutton and hi,
companion have been arrested.
| DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Alidwintsr Fair. San Francisco.