The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-15

Mr.. William Limerick has returued
from trip TO California.
Mr.. J.R. Wyatt returned this morning
from bis trip TO San Francisco.
The Albany orchestra will gives dance
At the opera house iomorrow night
Mrs. J. A. Weaver, OF Albany, 10 fhe
guest Of Mrs. Max o. Bnren.-sAlem
Journal.
The oratorio. Stabst Mater, is TO be
presented in Eugene under " Clifford
Nash.
DR.. W. Il. Davis received word yesier-
day Of The death OF his brother DIR. K
V. Davis, At Platieville, Colo.
The Magazine Club will hold 9 special
business meeting with Miss Mary Gun
din at O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Claire Irvine has retired from the
Salem Statesman after being connected
with II for nearly ten years. Frank +.
Toyes has succeeded him a. manager.
Licenses have teen issued for the
marriage OF NJ. G. Gaylord and Nellie
Smelser, ]. 7. McCune aud Anna Nc
Cormick, and Ed. B. Keene and Ida
Munkers.
Mr. F. ". Bergmau, with 6oltra &
Rum bAugh has gone to Iowa to settle up
his business and will return 10 bic posi-
tion and permanent residence here
Ed. Zeiss, an attache NJ Father Gross
Depot Hotel, left Ashland. Tuesday
evening, for q short visit among tela-
tives in Portland.-Ashland Tidlngs.
Mr.. 81. A. Rogers, subscriber OF the
ID DKMocAAT since iis FIRST issue about
thirty three years ago, was in the city
today. having come down this nooa
from Harrisburg.
Mrs. Sol Abraham died at Roseburg
yesterday. Several months ago a diff
cult operation was performed on her IN
the east, from the effects OF which she
never recovered.
Warren Blaney, aged ~ and Emma
| yesterday. These are the trick bicycle
riders who pleased many with their
wonderful riding. They made decided
hit.
| Dr.G. W. Maston left last night for
San Francisco, whe e he will take pos
graduate course, and then take trip tc
Hawaii and probably Central America
before returning to Albany, beirg gone
several months.
| Copeland, Nagle and Guillams, Of tn
Bay, have returned from their sealin
trip in the northern waters after ihel
usual thrilling experiences. The vesse
took 1888 seals. These men have mad
annual trips io- several years.
. Wayne 8ridgeiord, who is studyin
medicine in Eugene, and Tenneth Miller
! son of ex-President Miller, came to A
lbany last night on q tandem, making th
trip in about four hours. Stanton an
Hooker, two other yonng men, also mad
the tripon tandem. going on 70 saieu
: Hon. W. F. Matlock, OF Pendleton,
/ here visiting his brother, Hen. j. l
= Matlock. He will lerve for San Franci
Q CO tomorrow night and alter solourn
I that city will return here and then go
r | Juneau, Alaska, where he will spend Il
h winter and in early spring will 60
z Dawson City.-Eugene Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Roop, proprieto
q of the Gilroy Hot Springs, in Caliiorni
- DIR. Leonard, a leading physician OF ~
v Francisco and two priests have been hur
i inc Chinese pheasants Tor several day
/. Mrs Roop hunts in bloomers and thout
n some of the farmers drive the men fro
70 their fields when they meet Mrs Roop th
K very courteously permit her to hunt
1t she pleases.
r The Statesman says that wilhelm Po
land Prof. Heritage was offered
choice OF two excellent choir position
l. It would he regretted by many people
8. salem il Prof Heritage should decide
m accept one Of these positions, as m til
1t would surely open the doors for fur:h
in successes there, and Salem would lose
Ig excellent musician and without questi
is the best leader Of music ever within f
IN confines.