The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-09-10

Mrs. MArcellus has returned TO her
home in Oakland.
Mr.. John Shaw, OF Mill Ci.y has
moved with his family 10 Albany.
John Gamble, Salem policeman has
been suspended Tor neglect Of duty
License has been Issued for the mar
riage OF Geo. o. Macy and :. Eta Lewis
OF Harrisburg.
MIR. Anderson Cannon and vile re-
turned last night from their blackboard
trip TO Tillamook, where they had
pleasant outing.
Bishop Hargrove OF the VI f Church
South. will be in Albany tomorrow after
noon the guest of A ID. Barker. He
will go TO Lebanon and afterwards TO
Roseburg.
George Pritchard. son of Rev. Pritch-
ard, OF Puyaliup, arrived in Albany last
night and will after d school here, living
with William FortniIier..
Mr.. II. ]. Rupert has been promoted
TO the position OF travelling manager Of
the Singer Sewing Machine Co. for vest
ern Oregon, succeeding Mr.. Jackson, " hc
has resigned.
Hon. Binger Hermann and family and
DR.. X. l.. Miiler's family have gone
over to Coos county on visit to Tela-
tives ana friends. MIR. Hermann's moth
er. at ripe and honored age, is living
there, and will enjoy visl, with her son
before his return TO resume his duties at
Washington.-Plaindealer.
From the Fossil Journal: We under
stand that Hon. X. Alexander OF Pend.e-
ton, Grand Master ]. y. q. F. CT Oregon,
is candidate for the office OF state
treasurer to succeed Phil Metschan.
whose time expires next year by llmita-
ton. Alexander is a name to conjure
with in Umatilla county, where he has
long been known as an honest and up
right man.
Mrs. q. T. Temple. of Charlton, Iowa,
sister of w. r. Anderson, of Piainview,
and Mrs. Arthur Parsons. OF Duluth,
Minn. daughter OF Mrs. Temple, arrived
IN Albany this week on a visit and have
been the guests OF Mayor Burkhart and
family. Mrs. Temple is an aunt OF Mrs.
Burkhart. She had not seen her broth
er for IA years, lacking one day.
At a Congregational meeting held at
the Presbyterian church in Cleveland
Rev. Adams has been unanimously in
vited to remain with his people another
year. During his short ministry in
Cleveland he has endeared himself to
his people, and wields great influence
for good among them. He Is strong
man in the pulpit, ,congenial in manners,
and very much devoted to his work. We
congratulate the people OF Cleveland in
retaining Mr.. Adsms.-The Agricultur.
| ist, Goidendale, Wash. A. Jack Adams,
/ apna N ahanny. a1tfnr
The high wheat MARKET in Eugene this
year was ~ cents. Yesterday it was u
/ esnts.
The law prohibits shooting Chimes,
pheasants from the highway. The numbe,
killed that way near Albany would fl 1
big pot.
Will Schmidt returned yesterday from
Portland, where he saw the safe depart
u Of his younger brother, Alba. for Alas.
ka. He shipped 800 pounds of fruit an,
vegetables to his father, and paid $57.
freight thereon. Gazette.
The largest threshing run for one day il
this county, reported, is that made by job,
Smiths machine on Jacks Halls place
Four thousand and twenty bushels was tn
result of one days run. The feeders wer
Tsy lor Miller and Frank Seabrooks Tor
Wallis Gazette.
The steamer George w Elder reache,
Portland last evening about o'clock ,afte
her second voyage to Dyea and Skaguay
She carried seven steerage passengers, a.
OF whom had sold their outfits purchase,
for the Yukon, and were returning, an
three cabin passengers, one of whom we
|. injured BY horse.