The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-09-11

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Mrs. Jos. Gray. OF Eugene, is vieitlng
Albany friends.
Miss Iiha Cherry returned this neon
from Yaquina Bay.
Mrs.J. X. Weatheriord returned home
from Yaquina Bay today.
Judge and Mrs. wolver,on returned
from Yaguina Bay this noon.
Mrs. Hendicson. is in Eugene, the
guest OF Mrs. f. Whai,om.
Mrs. Ashby, the miiliner returned
this noon from q trip 20 Portland.
Miss Hattie Bah has returned from
visit with her sister. Mrs. o. II. Irvine,
in McMinnville.
Mrs. Addie Gleason Klum is ut the
home OF Mrs II. f. Taylor i'll. Her
husband Is said 10 be az Waterloo.
Mrs. z. A. Parker returned this noon
from trip TO CoHstock- Her daughter
Mrs. Nina 0rtel, who Was Ill, is greatly
improved
Mr. Watt Mon;eiih, OF Portland, is in
the city. aud will take a shot at few OF
Linn county mongoiians. Mr. Mon
teith Is one OF the best known Nimrods
In Oregon.
Mrs. ". s. Peters. OF Oakland, Calf,
arrived in%Albany this noon by way OF
Portland and Pacific on a visit with rel.
atiyes and friends and viii be the guest
OF her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Blain and
brothers.
The Eugene Guard says: The direc-
tors OF the Albany public school have
engaged Miss Netiie Whitney to teach in
the high school department this winter.
Miss Whitney will give entire satisiac-
tion as she is teacher of experience.
Harry ard Fred Templetor OF Browns
vile who came up yesterday returned
home today. Fred and his brother and
sister will attend the L of o again this
year while Harry who won the highest
houors of his class last year, will leave
next week 10 take two years course in
Williams college in the east.-F ugene
lGuaId
| John and Ed whitney, Mics Maggie
- hitney, Mrs. Mary Hendricks, Miss
Laura Brumley and Ralph Brumiey LEFT
today an a camping trip to the head
waters of the Santiam. TIE party went
TO Albany by rail and will go on the o.
z. road FRI III there up into the noun
tains. At Albany they sill be joined by
Editor Joe Whitney, of the Herald anC
Mr. and Mrs. Train.-Eugene 1uard.
Don Ray, the popular fleet-footeC
member of the clas OF '96, o. A. c., is il
Corvallis this week. from Newport, " herr
he ie spending the summer with hi
mother. Next Monday both leave fol
California where they will join the res
OF the family and where they expect Il
reside hereafter-(5azette
Miss Ida Phillips left Friday for Al
bany, where she intends 10 remain dur
, ing the winter While we regret to se
a our youngest and fairest leaving us
! still we tender Miss Ida our good wishe
: and hope to greet her on her next vaca
ton. May sunshine ever brighten lie
way.-Alsea Cor. Gazette.
Hon. E. Hofer, editor of the Salen
Journal came over from the Bay toda
and VIII go to Lebanon tonight, wher
he will speak at the Bryan meeting to
night. In reference to the dispatch i
the Journal In reference to the discharg
ing of bands employed in the chair fac
tory at this city, Mr.. Hoier said he kne,
nothing at all about the mat er 20 b
was at tie Bay at the time. lie doesn
even kn1w who sent it.
J. e. sorbin, OF the Dalles, formerly {
Albany and Corvallis came over iroi
Corvallis this noon. The Gazette says
The new Sorbid building is nearing con
pletion. 1t will be handsome appeal
ing structure and an ornament TO Secon
! Street. The south side Is covered wit
: metal, corrugated and painted to repr'
sent stone, and Jim Smith superintendt
the work. He invited the attention
the public to the fact that he waa huii,
ing stone house from the top, down.