The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-14

Ar. " alter WoTrell nox rides . Cres-
cent bicycle tina, only cos, him So cents.
-. II. Irvine Is VI. Of W. and one Of
the trustees al the McMinnyslle lodge of
X. og 7.
Mr.. aud Mrs- :. F.. Young HilI tender
isse students participating in the concert
tonight reception A: their home to-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. wAnicl and son will
arrive in Albany tonight on a visit with
their son and brother Mr.. Tim Wan
del.
The Stanford and Berkeley students.
hne looking crOEd o! young men arrived
this noon and are berg entertained by
our citizens.
Mrs. I'd Y. Esies and lii;Ie child we're
passengers 10 Albany on the II :I7 local
Tor a short visit with frienis.-Salern
Journal.
E E GoH yesterday received dis
patch announcing the death OF his father
Al San Jose, on wednesday. Mr.. GoEf
Was - years OF age.
DIR. Charles ". Lowe, the op;ician.
well known in Albany, and Miss
Laura Patty were united in marriage in
McMianville June 5. The wedding tour
~ill extend through the south TO Atlanta,
Georgia.
President Brownson returned from
Portland last Saturday night. having
completed the financial work in which
he has been engaged for some weeks
he has secured the full 81. COO that he
undertook TO raisc.-Nc Minnvilie r. R.
Former residents of Albany who grad
uaiel from the Eugene public schools.
this year were Lloyd Cherry and Ethel
and Lenna Reid. They were among -
graduates.
prof. Sanforl's school, of Oak Greek,
held their closing exercises yesterday az
iernoon. They were Of = very entertain
ing nature, closing with a feast OF ice
cream, etc. The school has been = sue
cess under Prof. Saniord's charge.
DIR. T. c. Maekey OF Harrisburg, past
grand master OF the 4. o. L. W. passed
through Albany Wednesday on his way
to attend the supreme lodge which meets
in Chicago next TUESDAY, the llth. He
Is one Of three supreme representatives
from this state.
Dr. q. ". Maston, H. II. Beall. J. X.
Wea;hcrfond, W. III. Goltra and o. A.
Archibald, returned last night from
Portland where they had been on &C
count oil the suit OF the Linn county Ma
ftiond Bank agt ]. A. Crawford for slo,-
600. Mr.. Crawford remained in Port
land. The trial OF the case was set for
Monday, when the parties referred TO
will again so to Portland.
Wheat. Is cents. That has good r;rg
tot
Salem has rose show today. 1t ough.
to ta snccsss, as the papers have given
columns to Announcing it.
A foot race was run at Eugene yesterday
between Urine ard Reams, or Eugene. and
Foster, ,of Astoria, 100 yards. TRUE won, Fos-
ter. second. and Reams, who sas given 4
feet, last.
In answer 10 the DgMocRAT's bicycle
challenge the Post of Salem says: Now,
Bro. liofer. which of us shall go? lie. US
stop this fellows buster" Both Of you
viii need 10 come and do the relay act.
W. L. Warren and ]. W. Hobbs have
been investigating Lebanon as point foI
bsnking business. The Lebanon news
paper seems 10 think taat bank is needed
and one will sooa lie started.-McMinn-
vile I. r.
| ABOUT cue AunuIeu Uilhlng ciAluts naNt
been taken around Lookout mountain, neal
SCOTS Mills in this county. There ha,
been traces of gold iound in various assays
Some is said TO 90 as high us SS7 ton
Salem Journal.
The annual meeting of Albany Engin,
Company No. ] was held last night. " her
the following officers were elected: Geo. +
Fish, president; j W. White. reccrdin.
secretary, Fred Blount, financial secretary
. p Dannals. treasurer; w. II. Warner
foreman; +. G. Dannals, LIST assistant; E
G. Miller, End assistant
The A. o. U. W. will hold grand bas
ket picnic in Millers grove at jefferson
Thursday. June 20, under the auspices o
Green Leaf lodge. No. |, OF that city. Prof
Louis Barzee, of the Jefferson Institute
will deliver an address of welcome. and tn
orator of the day viii he w. W. Brannin
of Pendleton.
Evangclistic services will be begun il
the NJ. Il. Church South. tonight by tn
pastor, Rev. Turner, of independence, VIII,
! holds regular services in the church tn,
second and fourth Sundays Of each month
Reginning Monday night Rev. Turnc
. will be assisted by Rev. Ross the Geor
gia evangelist, man of eloquence an,
power