The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-29
Mr.. Jonas Davis, OF shedd, is lying
dangerously ill.

Mr.. Jonas Davis, of Shedd, is lying
dangerously ill.
Mr.. Miller Morgan, of Shedd, was re-
Gently united in marriage in Oregon City
to q resident of that city, particulars OF
which the DEMOCRAT has not yet received.
G. W. Philips. one of the projectors OF
the Scio Touring mills, passed through
town yesterday en- route for Alsea after a
band OF sheep that he will put on one OF
his farms in the forks OF the Santiam.-
Corvallis Times.
The DRAoCRAT makes a specially OF
keeping its readers on the track OF Ore
gon young men who go TO eastern COL
leges. The Register of Eugene SAYS ::
Fred 5. Dunn, OF this city, who gradu-
ated from Harvard university last year,
and during the past year has been TAX
ing post graduate course 81 that insti-
tuition, will complete his studies next
June. II is his desire 10 then take q
chair OF Latin and Greek in some per-
manent educational institution. He has
already been offered chair OF English
literature in Montana college.
Mr.. c. K. Ober, resident Western sec
reiary OF the internal committee of the
Y. NJ. c. A., whose head quarters are at
Chicago, arrived in Portland Tuesday
from Tacoma, where he attended the
district convention for Western Wash
ington. Tomorrow Mr.. ober will visi;
the association in Albany and Salem and
then will go 10 Forest Grove TO attend
the college conference, which opens next
Friday evening, closing Sunday night.
Mr.. J. A. Dummett, travelling secretary
T. Al
pany Mr.. ober-Salem Journal.
G. B. Wells and daughter, Mrs. Greg
ory, returned Monday iron Albany.
where they were expecting that the lat-
ter would be compelled 10 undergo anoih-
er painful operation upon her arm. The
limb, however, was found much improy-
ed, an operation was deemed unneces-
sary. After making careful examina-
ton, We are pleased TO state that DIR.
Mas;on expressed strong hopes for the
patients recovery without the Necessity
OF amputating the arm as was expected
. week ago.-Corvsllis Gazette
F.F. Sharpless, Horace V. Winehell
and Alex Donald, Of Minneapolis, were
in the city yesterday. They were on
their way to examine some black sand
mining properties in Coos cos;nty. They
went 10 laquina on the y. T. tram and
will take steamer down the coast. DIR.
Sharpiess Was formerly professor Of min
erology and mining in Houghton school
OF mineral and mining in Michigan, and
Prof. Winchell is a very prominent geoI-
ogist and mining expert. Both gentle
men are acquaintances OF Prof WASH
burn.-Coryallis Times.
The geographical social given by the
Y. P. s. G. T.. oi the Congregational
church last night at the residence OF
Chief OF Police c. o. Lee, was sucoess-
full and enjoyable affair Besides the
selection of partners by the matching OF
states and their capitals for 3 delicious
ice cream lunch and games and soclabil-
ity meritorious program was present.
ed. II consisted OF music by an orches-
ira consisting OF Pat Farrell, o. c. Nc
Farland and Miss Mcfarland, solo by
Miss Hattie Warner, recitation by
Grace Payne, vocal solo by Lille
Farrell. guitar duet by Dr. Collins and
o. G. Mcfarland, an instrumental duet
BY Pat Farrell and daughter Lille; a
chalk caricaturistical exhibition by c.
C. Hogue, solo by Miss Aftermath,
recitation by Maud Laughead and pi-
ano solo by JOYCE Browne