The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-03-20
SATURDA
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Ted curran. of or~gon City, is in the
city.
ChasKcnnedy szys he is positively not
q candidate for shel III os Lincoln com ".
A. W Marks and family have moved
to Albany from Lebanon. Mr. Marks
will work NJ the front, while his family
remain here.
Mrs. J. W. Bentley and her iwo
daughters. OF Albany. we're visiting the
family of Mr.. P. II. Murphy one day this
week.-IndePsndeace Enterprise.
Mr.. Harry Barr returned this noon
from trip to Montana. where he re-
ports matters just as duIl as here. Not
witiissanding the mines, there are many
men out OF employment.
Mr.. Isaae McElmurry, of Linn county.
gave this Office pleasant call Tuesday
morning. he was down tran. acting bas-
iness 81 the comfy eeat- returning hone
Tuesday forcnoor.-Independenoe En-
terprise.
Attorney Irvine Of McMinnville was
in town Thursday shaking hands with
his friends and absorbing all the politi-
cal information he could get. aud at the
same time guarding himself carefully
lest he impart some information OF q
like character 10 otheFs.-Newberg
Graphic.
The Assorian speaks at former Leba-
non man as follows: The tide is rising
| in the revival meetinsE with each ser
vice. At the conclusion of the afternoon
service Rev. Boyd appeared in q new
role, that OF soloist. HE sorg, THE
Old Fashioned Way" melted many
hearts and stirred the deepest emotions
OF all present. His address to business
men st night called out packed house.
Sewers new names were added TO the
number OF those who expressed deter.
mination to enter upon christian life
Mr.. Frank Wheeler arrived in Albany
last night from Blue Lake, q small place
between freka and the Pacific, in Cal
| ifornIa, coming on the Alice Blanchard
to Portland. He lives in great cream
cry country, and has become . creamery
enthusiast. Mr. Wheeler brought will
him redwood shingle taken from tn,
IQuarters occupied by Capt. U. S. GRAM
in 1858 at Fort Humbolt, Calf, wher'
he was then loca.ed on account OF Indiai
disturbances. The shingles were neve
changed on the roof after he left.
Prof. w. ii. Lee, president OF Alban,
College, spent Thursday and Friday il
Corvallis. He enjoyed the courtesy o
President Bloss, and was greatly pleaset
with the excellent and fiourishing condi
tion OF the o. A. @. He spoke at th
Presbyterian church on Thursday even
! ing on the interests of Albany Colleg
which he represents. Prof lee is a
: educator OF high rank and rare cuitur
! and under his management, Albany Co
lege is very osperous.-Corva.lis Time.
Gen. Siglin's condition has been yer
precArious for some time lately, and h
a friends were constrained 10 believe ths
: his lease Of life was extremely short. O
n Saturday night his relatives were sun
a moned to his bedside, rs all indication
;. pointed to the fact that the end was RAJ
idly approaching; but his wonderful V
- tality again asserted itself, and on SUI
y day morning he was somewhat bette
. and has since been improving. His gri
- aud determination TO come out victor
= the struggle have stood by him, n
= - at this writing his attendant physicia
- DIR. Tower entertains hopes that
sr wishes will be gratitied.-Coos Bay New