The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24
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The @. L. S. 9. and TrAcHERs.-Th,
willamette Valley Chautauqua an(
State Teachers Associatiation will NEE
in Oregon City July 10 to 90 inclusive
The Chautauqua will be under some OF tho
best men and women on the coast in six
teen departments. On account OF this
exceptional gathering of the thousands
to the joint meeting of these two great
associations the lowest rates ever known
In the state have been obtained on all
transportation lines by motor, rail and
water. The Southern Pacific has offered
the use OF q special train to stop at the
grounds. The East Side Railway Comp
any has agreed to put on an additional
rolling stock running out of Portland
every few minutes. Special rates will
be obtained from the hotels of Portland
and Oregon City and an extensive sys-
tenn of tenting and restaurants will sup
ply all needs of the great encampment.
Gladstone Park, the meeting place, ad-
joins Oregon City and is n delightful
place. At these meetings some OF the
abiest talks heard in Oregon will be
given those fortunate in attending. The
most prominent speaker will probably be
Rev. +. w. .Gaunsaulus, of Chicago. Any
desired information can be obtained OF
Il. A. Miller, president, or Mrs. @. Fl.
Dye, secretary, both OF Oregoa City.
Mr.. Lonner Ralston, of oiex, Or, has
been in the city on a visit.
Mr.. Andy Hunt has accepted posi-
ton as night watch ON the o. G. 4 +.
bridge.
The 0regonian says Charles Sears, of
this city, will enter the 2. A. A. @. races
IN Portland on MAY so.
Mr.. John Althouse and Mr.. David
Froman, the veteran fisherman, left this
morning for Fish Lake on fishing and
hunting expedition.
Mrs. W. G. Wood returned Saturday
night from Portland where she had been
to visit her daughter student in Port
land University.
Mr.. Sacry, OF Albany. passed through
on his way to his store in Alsea, Friday,
having made the run from Albany on his
wheel in little less than two hours
Philomath cor. Times.
DIR. j. p. Wallace was called to Port
land this noon by telephone message to
attend his brother, T. l.. Wallace, who
was reported seriously i'll.
Mrs. Winnie II. Abbott (nee Bonhaml
is on her way to visit with ner parents
at Salem via Victoria. She is accomp-
anied by her husband Edwin E. Abbott
of Calcutta, India.
Mrs. F. o. Breckenridge and Mrs Alb
bot, OF Portland are visiting in this
county, the former at her parents near
Mlilers, tie latter at W. c. Brecken-
ridges in Il is city.
Ex-Sheriff ]. X Charlton, who is in
the city today, reports his son James,
now practicing Law in Denver, greatly
in health. The climate seems
to be what he needed.
The engagement of William l.. Brew
ster, a young attorney, OF Portland, and
Miss EIizloeth Conner, dluyhter OF
John Conner, of the same CITY, formerly
OF Albany. is announced.
Jas Guiliford returned from his trip
TO the willamette valley Tuesday. He
left Mrs. Gulliford in Albany with her
daughter Clystia.-Prinev:llc Review.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caufie'd have been Wis
ting in the city the guests OF the latters
brother, Chief Engineer Phillips. Mr..
Cautield returned home today but Mrs.
Caufield will remain several DAYS.
Mrs J. L. Cowan and daughter Eva
went TO Portland this noon to resided. |
They take with them the high esteem OF
our citizens and best wishes OF all know |
ing them. Mr.. Cowan is already there
arrangements for their coming.
The editor of the Providence Journal
s interested in Oregon affairs, and is
evidently emart enough to run an Eng
,iish journal. He SAYS: 'Odt in the
California city OF Florence, women have
been elected TO ill the important offices,
md Senator Alley has gone crazy over il,
md will be sent 10 the Oregon Insane
ASYLUM At Portland