The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-13

| J. L. Miller, OF scio. is doing Albany
today on business.
| +. @. Baker and family have moved
from Salem 10 Portland 70 reside.
w. Guy and family, OF Lebanon, re-
| turned today from two weeks outing
at the Bay.
VIM. Mack and Henry Broders are
hunting among the Sodas. Deer 10
their game.
Hon. ]. K. Weatherford, Mrs Weather
ford and sons, Realto and Fred returned
| TO day IRON the Bay.
Miss Georgia Moore gave q VERY en-
ioyable birthday party last evening to
about fifteen Of her friends. Disguised
costumes were the order. Only boys and
girls know how TO have the best timc.
Henry II. Gilfry and wife passed
through Albany this noon for Creswell.
The % minutes was spent with their
friend Of many years Mrs Henrietta
Brown.
Mabel Rrouner, the Kindergartner.
returned this noon from Olympia, where
she spent the summer. and viii open the
kindergarten school in the G.. A. 4. hall
Monday. Those having children whom
they wish to get the right start in life
should send.
Prof ]. E. Love left today for Drain
where he will begin his duties in q week
or two in the normal school at that pIsce,
one of the best schools in Southern Ore
gon. Prof. Love has already gained an
excellent reputation as teacher.
Miss Belle Willis, OF Roseburg, is act
ing as Western Union telegraph operator
IN place Of James Chamberlin. who 10
quite sick with malarial iever.-Eugene
Guard. Miss Willis was recently in Al
bany as q sub for Albany's operator.
Gen Fl. B Compson left forLouisville.
KY. where he goes to represent the G.
A. r. OF Oregon in the national encamp-
ment of the Grand Army OF the Republic,
to be held September II, IL and 49,
Oregonian. What about that job OF in
specting railroads now in progress.
Vim. @. Tweedale, will leave Saturday
for Atlantic City, y. J. as grand repre-
sentative of the l. o. o. F. OF Oregon. to
attend the grand lodge Of the q. s. The
other Oregon representatives who viii
attend are Dr. Williamson, OF Salem, A.
NJ. Gamble, OF Portland and l.. c. Par
ker. OF Dallas.
ATEA PAKTY.
On Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. J.
Jones and Mrs. Frank Purdom rendered
Mrs. susan Purdom very .casant tea
party, in honor Of her seyenty-fourth
birthday, at the residence OF her son,
social season, tea Was served. The ma
jority OF the guests were near Mrs. Pur-
dom's age. Those present were: Mrs
Susan Purdom, aged "a; Mrs Amelia
Fisher aged 90; Mrs Elizabeth Fry, aged
IS: Mrs Elizabeth Blain, aged 80; Mrs
Esther Conn, aged 76; Mrs Jane Smead,
aged "a; Mrs Elmina Kirkpatrick. aged
So; Mrs Mary Jordan, aged 81; Mrs
Sarah Hill, aged 81; Mrs Elizabeth Bar
ker, aged So; Mrs Cynthia Ross, aged IS: /:
Mrs Mary Saltmarsh, aged 5S; Mrs
Lizzie Anderson, -; Mrs Martha
Jones, aged 46; Mrs Liyonia Purdom,
aged 80; Mrs Lille Phillips, aged 10;
Mr. Frank Purdon, aged 10; Mr. Alex
Purdom, aged 20; Mr. Homer Phillips.
aged 25.
F.E. Allen yesterday shipped esr lead
Of pears and prunes east.
Many Of the young people of Albany have
gone TO The bop yards for their summer out
ing.
Tom Riley, Of this city, and John George
of Benton county. are to run 100 yard
foot race next Sunday for purse of $40.
Upon receiving word that his son was
very i'll at the hop yard near Independence
DIR. Leinenger lett for there last evening &C
companied by DR.. w. II. DAVIS.
Chief Engineer A. j. Cross and assistant
Geo. w. Thompson, Of Salem, spent last
| night in Albany on bicycle trip through
the valley to last about two weeks.
A good deal of wheat has been brought
to Albany this year. The Farmers hare
over 100. 600 bushels and the Red Crown
a,out 70, 900 with enough engaged to make
over l00. 900 bushels.
The stores now close nights under the
old system. An effort was made to renew
the agreement TO close at 7:30 which expir-
ed Sept. ], but it failed, on aeceunt OF one
merchant refusing TO sigu it.
Farmers should bring in their exhibits
for the state fair and Portland Industrial
Exposition aud leave them at the Oregon
Bank building with g. w. Watts. Lei
Linn county carry of the prize.
| Albany's manufacturing interests should
be thoroughly and well represented at the
state fair and Portland Industrial Exposi.
ton Our wooden goods, chairs, iror
works. flour, etc should be exhibited, al
well as display Of Santiam ores. Nov |,
the time to move.
i Deputy State Game Worden Ell, NJ,
Clanshan, yesterday, placed under arres
i W. H.. j. q. and v. Larimer, on war
! rant charging thom with having klllet
deer out Of season The men live up lh,
, Middle Fork. about 80 miles from Eugene
J They will probably be tried before Justic,
. Wheeler this evening Of tomorrow morning
Eugene Guard.
HoPs.-Puyallup Commerce: Robt
Brown was down Monday from Council
Prairie and contracted III tons at ~ ct
ito G.. r. Potter, representing a New
D York house. A Puyallup buper says b.
has been offered thirty tons Of Yakiml
Ihops at cents. and would have to nd