The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-05-01

Mr.. F. L. Allen. who has been in
Montana on trip is expected home
this week.
Rev. Lewis Anderson. OF Medical Lake
and Spokane. Is in the city. and will at
tend the conference OF the Evangelical
church next week
Mr.. c. s. Harnish. the Scio plsotogra-
pher. is negotiating for the purchase o.
Nr. Paxion's interest in Crawford & Pax
toms gallery At this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paxton will goto Arizona for ti,e formers
health
Rev. D. II. McCuI!ash. formerly o.
Mehama, is expected TO be again with us
within few weeks and will take charge
OF the work so Unexpectedly left vacant
by sudden death of the late Rev. Syl-
v4nus.-Mehama Cor. r.,S,ayton Mai.
Misses Ethel Reitleli, Marguerite
Hopkins. Gertrude CourirlsiIt, Carrie
salEmsrsh, Jessie Hackleman, Maui
Crosby and Madge MARKS went to Port
land today 10 attend the meeting of the
state college Y. w. c. A going on the
Ruth.
Mr.. ard Mrs. G. u. Bates, brosher-ir-
law and sister, of Mr.. F. W. Blumberg,
will arrive in Albany from Au Sauble.
Mich, the first OF next week for the pur-
pose oi making their home here. Mr.
Bates is already the owner OF the Hyde
farm adioining the fair ground.
| Mr. William Luuiey and Miss Lee
| prather were united in marriage at
Louisville Ky. 0n April o. They will
reside at Wiinsese, ky., where Mr.. Lun-
ley Is doing prosperous busine as un-
dertaker aud furniture dealer. The bride
il a former resident OF Albany, having
been teacher in the Albany College,
She is 4 yonng lady Of splendid attain
ments, and her many friends will unite
in wishing her the great happiness and
prosperity sue richly deserves.
The first strawberries Of Inc season wer,
seen cstorday.
| The Ruth 'ook about fifty down the rive
for Portland this morning.
Prai. Shaver. of the Forest Glove college
! .pote in Detroit last night On Armenia
having Gems resilient OF Turkey for fou
or Eve years.
The San Francisco Examimr receive
yesterda, contained a picture Of Oral Poiu
: dexter. the Col.urg 10y who didn't eve
: try 10 poison anybody.
Tie ALBANY Aeo'en Mills have in,
received an order for 80 bales of blanket
J. rom Rotterdam, Holland, and will Gil Il
!, order Immediately.
! Mrs iiin6man picked the balance of b,
orange crop this week. Her orange tree
!. only about eizlIieen inches high. but it
/. a very prolific bearer haviT borne fiftee
during the past scason.-Lebanon Ae
vance.
The following trial jurors have been 81
Iected from Linn county for the U. $. cou
N winch convenes in Portland May 81: w ;
Ueaaley, Alsany; Bensoa Harris, Swe
Home; ID Miller. Millers.
: The pfeifer team in the bowling mat,
last ,glil lost several points The SEQ
now is. S1wer, 06, Horton S5, G Pfeiff
50. + ifeiffer 100 Total, $40. Avera
N GIG. Watts 97. Drum 97, Headri
So. Simpson 50. Totai, s65. Average
5-l6.
penry Blakely, democratic candidate |
sheriff came over Tueaday an | spent d
. or two feeling the political pulse in Il
' vicinity. Henry is hrst class man a
would not make bad sheriff should liRl
, ming happen to strike bis way Scio Pre-
Salem clerks are to enjoy the benefit
early closing this summer. The grocers
the city have signed an agreement pied
inc themselves 10 close their places OF bn
ness promptly at s o'clock every svenir
except Saturdays, from now until Uctol
Z Journal.
The Willamette Association of Cong
= gational churches will meet with the &c
q gre0ati mai church in this city on nj
: Tuesday. April 18th and will close its
b. bors on Wednesday night. Leading n
70 Of tha church from all over the state will
=. In attendance.