The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09

MT FRANK Inayer mas gone " Ati"oh
TO reside.
A new resident OF Albany is Mr. Raj
ston a former wealthy citizen of La
Grande.
Mrs Logan, who has been visiting he
son Sam at Troutdale, returned HON
today.
Miss Pauline May, OF Harrisburg, j
visiting Albany relatives; also Miss Sen
ders.
Mr. Johnson White, of Portland,
former resident Of 0akville, was in tn
city this afternoon.
Mr. Tom Parker, son OF T. A Parker
spent Sunday in Albany. He is work
ing for the Albina Saw M;ll Co.
The mother of Mrs Henry Williams
will spend the winter with her daughte
in Albany. She is resident Of Sacra
mento.
Mrs O 6 Burkhart has returned from
visit With relatives in san Jose, wher,
there is now quite large settlement o.
former Albany people
David Link is stir in a dark room Al
Portland having his eye treated. H,
writes hopefully to q friend in this city
Guard
Mrs Frank Pike, of Moro, Sherman
county, who has been in the city the
guest of her brother Mr. William Rails.
ton returned home today.
Licenses have been issued for the mar.
riage of A ID Wheeler and Etsie NJ
Cochell, Clarence Hover and Allie 9th.
ems and P II Freerksen and Ida Pohlman.
uon TaH Asvo.. - Calnu. -. =. A. .
city today an his way to the Capital city
from Scio, where he had been to see his
father who has been i'll, but is now i'm
proving.
Miss Kate Bellinger, daughter OF Judge
Bellinger, was formerly introduced into
society Saturday afternoon by big tea,
at which about 200 ladies were present
during the afternoon.
Miss Emma Pfeifter returned Saturday
evening from Portland, where she had
accompanied her cousin Miss Alma ON
her return to her home in Coancil Bluffs.
A large number of Albany young people
will hope to see Miss Pfeiffer in Albany
another season.
The Independence Enterprise says
Stuttz's dramatic troupe played the
pathetic domestic drama DESTINY, or
from Florida to New Mexico at the
opera house, in this city last evening
Bert Van Cleave, the company's enter
prising advance agent, had thorouRhly
billed the town, and as result. Mana
ger Suits was greeted with fair sized
and quite an enthusiastic audience.
The rect ption at the Cumberland Pres
byterian church last evening passed off
pleasantly. Rev G A Wooley received
and introduced the guests to the new
pastor, Rev Z Longbotson, and his wife.
while the Ladies Aid Society served
coffee aud cake to all who wished. About
$50 were present and a most enjoyable
evening was had in social converse, m9-
sic, etc.-Guard. Rev Longbottom re-
Gently resigned as pastsr of the c p
church.
The Independence Enterprise tells
about the two brothers of an Albany
man as follows: Gus and Bill VanNort-
wick barber shop. come as near bsing
twins as either colld wish. Neither use
tobacco in any form. nor drink. and
both are as smooth shaved as a tillard
ball. and, what is more 10 the point, they
are both artists in their line.
Mr. and Mrs q ] Hart arrived in Al
bany last week and will make this city
their home. Mr. Hart is q brother of Mr.
c H Hart. The following from the OF
tawa. Kansas, Bulletin. explains matters;
U ] Hart,who has for the past four years
held position with The Topping Hard
ware Co., left yesterday for Albany, Ore
gon, ard he takes r W Fl Eaton with
him as far as Wichita, at which place he
changes partner for Miss Mary Beecher,
a former student in the University here,
who accompanies him the rest of the way
-thronDg life. At Albany he meets his
mother and brother aud sisters.
Speaking OF Rev d V Polling, pastor OF
the CONGREGATIONAL church of this city,
the Independence Enterprise Gays: he
has been located in Independence for fou.
and half years. First as pastor of the
Evangelical church and secondly as pas
tor of the independent branch of that
church which cast its fortunes with
Bishop Dubs, and thirdly as pastor of the
First Congregational church Of this city
Rev Mr. Polling is q young man, only
about twenty-five years OF age, bat hi
possesses an intellect far in advance oI
his wears. He is an attractive pulpit or
ator, fervid, logical and convincing il
argument. He is progressive thinker
and is bound by no iron clad cogmas.
He is sincere christian, earnest and de
voted to the work of his Master. II il
seldom that minister has the happy
faculty OF enlisting the sympathy OF al
classes OF people. Rev Polling possesses
this faculty in an eminent degree. and
the people generally regret his leaving
here. The Congregationalists OF Albany
are to Re congratulated upon their good
fortune in securing the services OF q
able a minister, 90 congenial q cOmpan
ion and go active and useful a citizen a
Rev Mr. Polling. The social element O
Albany will find him and IS very esIim
able lady TO be active and earnest CO
laborers in every good and worthy work
The best wishes OF the people of thi
community go with them in their ne'
field cf lablr.
Tomorrow is the great election day q
the year
HamIiLs Wizard Oil Company is Ii
Sale--, this week and will be in AIban
Afterwards.
The fare on the street cars of Savanna
IS only one cent. Recently $4,000 Peo
pie rode in one day.
Mrs Bell has brought suit for divorc
against her husband, west side P cor
dUctor. They were married at Corvalli
In 1882.
I Edwin Sutton, a brother of E Sutto
the well known prchi5itionist WHO was !
Albany several times last year, committe
suicide in Seattle on Saturday.
A burglar attempted to enter the resi-
dence of Nj Tim Wandell, on Ellswort
street, last evening, by the front door, bu
was frightened a~ay fefore be succeede
in doing so.
A live fight is reported to have oeeurre
last night in the ball of church a, Jeffel
son between couple of young men who's