The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-08
Brownsville.

Mrs. ]. p. Cooley, Who has been sick
Tor khe past two years, took her depar-
inre Sunday for Arizona, where she
hopes TO be benefited by the change ot
climate During her absence her mother.
Mrs. Cole, OF Portland, will remain at
the family residence in this city.
BrownsvilIe's public schools are both
in session now and the SIX teachers have
their hands full with their 26S pupils,
and more 20 follow soon.
Mr.. and Mre. A. W. Blaeke barn, who
came 20 this city some two years ago
have moved 10 Albany. Mr.. Blackburn
was in the drug business here for some
;ime and made many friends. We SIN
cerely regret 70 lose them from our city.
Rev. J. W. spsngler, pastor OF the N.
Z. church in this city, Is quite i'll st the
parsonage, but hopes 70 be out again
soon.
Halloween night reac ed Brownsville
again this year and the small boy resch-
ed the neishbor's gate-sometimes the
neighbor reached the boy.
Vim Christensen is having the Knapp
property, recently purchased By him, re-
paired and placed in neat condition.
Two reyivsls are in progress in this
city now and are largely attended by su
diences whose attention is evidence OF nc
small degree of interest.
o. P. Coshow, formerly OF Brownsville
and Albany. was in this place Sunda,
evening and gave an interesting talk or
his recent trip TO Baltimore. Md, whers
:,e went as delegate to the National B
| Y. p. q. convention Of the Baptis
sauccsI.
L. l.. Say, the popular cashier OF the
Bank oi Brownsville. male business
trip TO Portland last week
Itwss raining this afternoon.
Frank Bros. Of Portland have failed f.
about si20.00O.
John Westfalls son in-law who went Il
| China two years ago will be back in Alban.
in few days
| Ii has teen stated that MT droS Of rais
fell during uctouer Mr.. brigg's repert
though shows that one-ten,h of an incl
fell
n. F. Hol.enback. nj one time a resi-
dent Of Albany has leased the opera he, =
at Eugene and will manage 1t the comm!
year.
Wilson and K.tch. n have tie TOO
tract for putting in drainage system at tn
iOxphans Home, an improvement that vii
add greatly to that institution
/ On account of marked increase OF hu
siness in the city S:eilmaker Bros hav
been obliged TO add another wagon to thei
delivery business, and nos run Ave.
Be sure and see Uncle Sam and the Lao
| Rraurnta AZ "A nns.rn h04,aa EFtfay avs
Nov lst. Tickets for sale at Hodges an
Mcfarland. admission 20 cents. Reserve
seats q cents. Children 10 cents A $,
! cial will follow, with refreshments.
The State University and the William
ette University football teams will meet
salem tomorrow The DEMOCRAT pre-
ticts that the s. Us will win with SAT
margin.
: The B acks one Club ref rred.t yesterls
was orgaaized with q. E. Hawkins q
president, Carton Sox vice president, an
s Joseph L. Wright secretary lhe clu
proposes 10 be active in iegai studies tai
winter.
The citizens of Albany have subscribe
1880 toward establish NJ turf entine fs
Q tory in that city. and Sant DIR Lamberso
r ltotake charge of the enterprise snd rondu
0 IL. The DIR. tells Us that that is not suit
d cient cap t,l to establish the enterprise
= Albany, although he could do well il
d had that amount To add TO his plant
this place, and he will not accept the pr
position. Then, too, he cannot aford
leave his practice aud business IN th
lc'ty.-Ldvance
A BUSINESS CHANGE--A. ]. Johnsc
has bought OF Edward Coins his o.
half interest in the 6cio Roller Mill
The new firm will be johnson & Phillip
), strong firm. Mr.. Coins will put {
! his energies into his Albany business.