The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-04-19

Mr.. Frank Powers went to Yaquins
to-dav to make . trip as purser on the
new boat.
Several Knight Templsrs went to Al
bany Saturday night. The degree was
conferred on ]. Fred Iates.-Corvallis
Times. ........---
Mr.. Moshier, the horse trainer, went
to Portland this noon with thirteen head
of horses which he will sell in the mark
cts of that city.
Postmaster T. ]. Sites will leave on
the overland tonight for the mud springs
of Northern California for the benefit OF
his inflamitory rheumatism.
A. E. Bloom has returned from his
trip east. His father who was danger
ously i'll did not die, but improved con-
siderably.
Mr.. Harry Sacrey has returned from
terest in the store there. Mr.. Sacrey's
father will hereafter have charge OF the
store .
Hon. o. 7, Porter returned last night
from Washington D. G. where he had
been on business. He will leave in a few
DAYS for Alaska on a short trip. He re-
ports noticeable improvement in times
In the east.
Mrs. VIM. Mack and Mrs. G. W. Simp-
son received q telegram from Belleviil,
Ohio, Sunday, saying that their brother,
Charley Keck, would be buried on Mon
day at O'Clock. Aged % years.
Rev. Hugh Dobbins and Roberta T.
Loyd were united in marriage in Oak
Oakland recently, and their pictures
were published in the Examiner. The
groom is a son OF H. H. Dobbins, who
raised the money for the new Al
bany College building.
The children of the primary depart
ment of the Sunday school gave an East
er program at the Baptist church last
evening. The large and appreciative au-
dience was delighted, and the children
were very happy. The faithful teachers
in this department deserve great credit
for their efficient work.
County Assessor Frank Deakins. OF
Linn county, arrived in Ash and last
week to spend about y month in Ashland
and the springs. He is afflicted with
heart trouble and had to leave his work
with deputies. Eli Rogers of Albany,
who is troubled with asthma, accompan-
les him.-Ashland Record.
A triple wedding occurred yesterday
at the residences OF Mrs. +. NJ. Booker,
near Brownsville, when three sisters,
daughters of Mrs. Booker were united in
marriage to three young men OF excellent
regulations. The marriages were as fol-
lows: w. III. Templeton and L. E.
Booker L. a. Chastain and E. Nj. Booker,
J. R. Harrison and Jessie E. Booker.
There are II rec daughters left.
Oregon boys continue on top. The fol-
lowing from the Eugene Guard is about
a former Albany kid" a letter has
been received in Eugene stating that
Lawrence T. Harris. son of DIR. and Mrs.
7. W. Harris, of this city, is one OF the
few who has recently passed an examin-
alton in the law course at Ann Arbor,
with high credits. There are 800 stu
dents in the course in an examination on
Fixtures and Easements" Mr.. Harris
was one of the small percentage who
passed high. 4 large number failed en-
tirely. Iu the trial on claw pleadings," ;"
in which thereawere thirty members in
Mr.. Harris division, he was the only
one whose plea was recognized as an able
one. These are high honors, and as Mr..
Harris is a graduate of the university
and an Oregon boy, it will be graf
flying news to bis friends here to know
that he has won such high honors at
Ann Arbor.