The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-25
THURsDAY
Mr. Dowaie, OF Lyons, was in the city

Mr. Downie, of Lyons, was in the city
today.
JD Schaff, the old-time commercial
tourist, of Portland, is in the city.
Mr. Seman Meyers has rented the room
next door west of l. Verrick's and will
move his lunch counter into it this week.
Col Frank Parker, of the Walla Walla
Statesman aud Deputy u S Marshal,
jumped off the Portland train this noon
as ii shot from a cannon and rushed for
the Corvallis train
Mr. J L Underwood. the Corvallis
photographer, is in the city.
Mrs L Bilyeu, of Eugene, is in the city
the guest of her father Hon R A Irvine.
Judge Duncan and Mrs VIM Vance
went 20 Salem today TO attend the fuaer-
al of their nephew, Treasurer Brown.
Doug Hamilton, of Sclo precinct was
in the city today. He is solid against
division. He doesn't want to pay %
mills taxes when they are only Is now
and will probably be less this year.
Mrs G w Ayers went down to Salem
on Thursday evenings train where she
may get position as committee clerk
during the legislative session. She has
the clerical ability to ill such place ac-
ceptably. ly.-Ashlsnd Tdings.
Il Friendly, mayor OF Eugene, passed
through Albany yesterday. Mr. Friendly
is the heaviest advertiser IN Eugene and
keeps it up at all times, IN fact adveftises
biggest in dull times when il 10 needed
most.
County Commissioner Pugh, Of Sheid,
sssS he
~ court. This morning he received two
letters, he read one OF them and being
busy about something put the other in
his pocket and read it after he got to
Albany. II vas from Judge Duncan and
told him not to come down today.
Last Friday young lady left Toronto,
Canada, for Corvallis, intending 70 make
this city her future home. She will be
met at the Portland depot tonight by Mr.
VIM Bernhardt, the popular machinist
at the carriage factory and-weli, you
know the rest. On arriving in Corvallis
they will register "Mr and Mrs VIM
Barnhardt." ."-Corvalli Gazette.
The kindergarten social Last evening
at the residence OF DR. q W Maston was
well attended and Was an event Of much
interest. A program was rendered pcs
sessing much merit. Misses Edith
Smick and aud Hulburt were heard in
Q we'll rendered piano duet. Prof Lee ex
ecuted a piano 500 with his usual skill; !;
Mr. Wallis Nash showed that he had q
reliable and expressive touch on the
piano; Miss Maud Hulburt Gang sweetiy
Mrs Smick gave a reading that pleased !;
Mrs E w Langdon with her customary
power Gang suitably for the occssion /;
Miss Brouner read a kindergarten seisc-
tion on childre.'s stories that made
friends for the kindergarten. A ron
versazione conducted by Mrs Lee proved
. good feature and was oil such interest
that while only 8 short time ~as in
tended an hour vas spent, one full OF
instruction. Those present besides those
mentioned above were Mrs Prof Young,
Mrs Nash, Rev Smick, Lewis Smick, Mr.
and Mrs II Watson, Hon L Montanye.
Mr. and Mrs Hart. Miss AIDA Hart, Mrs
Il W Simpson, Mrs A Hart, Mrs Syfers,
Mrs Mastou, Miss Cannon. Miss Mary
Montanye, Mrs VIM Forsmiiler, Prof
Lee, Mrs Strainey, Mr. Fred Emmett.
Mics Price and the Man about Town.
FoR CUTTING TIMBER George W
Humphrey, deputy United States mar
shal, yesterday arrested Mr. Pennington
al his home on the river road about six
miles north of Eugene for cutting timber
on government land. Pennington had
been hauling tan bark to the the tsInery
In this city, and i<is alleged that while do
ing so he cut timber on government land
in. The Cedar Fiat neighborhood. PEN
nineton claims that he filed on claim
there and cut the timber on that land, and
when the time came be proved up on the
claim. He was released last night on his
own recognizance, and Is 10 appear before
United States Commissioner Walton today
for hearing.-Register.
CREAMERY Meeting AT the cream
cry meeting held yesterday afternoon
about forty farmers were present James
Hunter was elected chairman and G L
Shaw secretary. A strong opinion pre-
vailed that creamery was wanted, at
least was an institution worth investigat-
ing. Edward Loony, III l. Laselle, n T
Payne, e ii Walker and g L Reece were
| appointed q committee to ascertain the
| number Of cows to furnish milk and the
cost Of tine plant, Thomas Froman, II
Bryant and \ H Alien on grounds and
location. and H Bryant, y P Payne and
G L Shaw to prepare articles OF incorpor.
| alton. The meeting adjourned until
Wednesday, Jan D at 80 p m.
The Congregational church Was crowd
l ed last night. the lecture room as well as
the main auditorium being filed with an
l attentive congregation. The pastors
| talk was based Ipon the earnest cry oil
1 the jailer who said: What must do
to be saved" The spirits power was
1 manifest throughout the congregation
Services again tonight and throughout
the week. A warm welcome is extended
\ to all.
"CuASGE CARS. May: Nay: Not il
you make the trip east via the Union Pa.
cifc System. No change to Chicago and
but one change 10 New York, Boston
Philadelphia and other eastern cities
Time three and one half days TO Chicago
! and four and one half days to New York.
CURRzS & MoETEITH, Agents
Union Pacific r r.
Albany, Or