The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-07-12

DIR. G. W. Maston went to Green Basin
this afternoon and will be at home to
morrow.
| J. NJ. Pollock, a we,l-known insurance
man OF Albany, is registered at the ST.
Charles.-Telegram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Starr, of Olympia. are
in the city the guests OF the latters IA
ther, w. Ii Goitra.
Hon. j. X. Weatherford, OF this city
made the waves beat against the beach
at Newdort yesterday with patriotic
dsshes.
Mr. andM-sBlain left this noon for va
quina Bay, where Mrs Blain will spend
the summer and Mr.. Blain part OF the
! time there.
Geo. Cline and Will Combs, two prom
| lnent Crook county men, were in the
city yesterday and today. having come
over the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bryant and daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. p. Goodman, of Jordan,
passed through town Tuesday, en- route
tn Albany. From there they went 10
Ashland on the same evening, fog a
weeks visit TO son and brotEer.-Scio
Press.
L.
went east last winter to have cancerous
growth on his neck removed, has re-
turned apparently recovered. He con-
templates removing from his Alsea home,
and will probably come back 10 Seio.-
Scio Press.
In few days Mr.. o. +. Coshow will
leave for Baltimore, Nd, to attend q
meeting OF the Baptist young peoples
Union OF America-ihe 9th annual inter
national convention. The young people
OF this state OF all Baptist societies
picked upon Mr.. Coshox as the man 10
properly represent them and made up
the funds necessary to deiray the ex-
penses OF the trip.-McMinny'ile Trans
cript.
There lives in this county, near Soda
vile, a man who has reached the wo:a-
derful age OF ninety-eight years. He Is
Mesders Vanderpool. The old gealle-
man is strong in mind. memory and
body, and can at this late day sign his
name ard read ordinary handwriting.
He looks under eight. This speaks
well for the mineral springs at SOdayille
| and the climate OF the Willamette valley.
Lebanon Express.
Prof. T. 6. Brownson left Monday for
Boston, where he will attend the meet
| ing OF the Christian Endeayor society.
From Boston he goes to Baltimore to at
tend the meeting OF the Young Peoples
Union. He will remain in the east un-
til the fall term. Mrs. Brownson ac-
companied him TO Portland, whsre she
will remain until his Mimi
| vile T. r.
| Mr.. J. d. Harvey, OF Lake county
passed through Lebanon Tuesday on
the way TO his former home in Benton
county, after thirteen years absence. Mr..
Harvey is the gentleman who rode sixty
miles in six hours after q doctor and then
1s5 miles in twenty-five hours in two
feet OF snow last winter, at the time .
lamp exploded Christmas eve in hall
at Silver Lake, where large number oi
| people were killed and burned. He gave
some interesting accounts OF the fire and
says bis own escape was Miraculous
Lebanon Express.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holman OF this
city passed the thirty-fourth anniversary
of their wedding yesterday. Their wed.
ding took place in Ontario and they have
been residents OF Salem about twenty.
| i've years Mr.. Holman is proprietor ol
the Albany iron works and was not pres.
ent yesterday TO partake of a delicious
wedding cake made by Mrs. Holman,
but he viii be down today to witness tbs
manner in which Salem makes the eagle
scream and visit with his family.-Saleu
Statesman.