The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-12-17
LEBANON.

Mrs NJ Garland left this morning for
weeks visit with Mrs Harmon, at
Woodburn.
Mrs w E Chandler returned home
Monday from Lower Soda. where she
has been for several weeks. She is much
improved in health.
Several Lebanon people intend 10 20 to
NIondike IN the spring Amoug those
who have fully decided to 90 are A
omphrcy and son Ed, and F Settle.
Bill Smith and Arthur Hardy had n
scrap on the street today, in which
smith came out second best. The re-,
suit VIII probably increase the city
treasury q few dollars. w
NJ Smith, the confectioner. tails no
that his business is sow for sale. He
says that he has decided to 20 to Klon-
uike with Mr. Settle, and that they will
ieave about the first Of February for
that country. o'
feari Rebekah lodge at their last
meeting elected the following officers
MRS Annie Allen, n & Mics Annie On.
mond, g: Mrs Huldsh Miller. Sec.
MRS Alice Hyde, Per Sec; Miss Liza
Booth, Treas.
Calavan Bros, stock men of Soio
are intending to ship q train load ii
steers east next spring. They have now
over 400 head OF one, two and sbrsa.
year old steers, and. expect to donhle
this number by spring.
A decided change in public sentir,o,.
"non the liquor question is nroven h~
the vote cast On Monde, Hereto
."re as rule, the election has gone in
tayccss OF the license element. In the
election on Monday the prohibition els-
ment developed unexpected strength
and elected its ticket by decided majori
ties, except the marshal. Smith mayor
by As, Brown recorder by ai and The
councilmen by about 20.
B Burtenshsw and daughter, Mrs
Enoch Sylvester, left Sunday for Dallas
Polk county, where the circuit court
meets this week, and the trial Of young
Allen Logan for the killing of Enoch
Sylvester will come up in that court this
week. L N Taylor and Grant Lindley
also left Sunday for the same place,
Drs Foley and Jones will leave Tor Dallas
this evening, having been subpoenaed as
| witnesses to give expert evidence.
Eddy arrived in Lebanon Monday
from Colorado, with car load OF house.
ho d goods, and stock and farming i'm
plements. Mr. Eddy comes here with
the intention of locating, His family
will be here in 9 week or two.
At the regular meeting OF the A F & A
nj last Saturday evening the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
| + Z Hammack, W NJ; S NJ Garland,
| W; G A Smith, ] W.; J Wassom, Treas
| w NJ Brown, seci John Morris, Tyler
Z Keebler, trustee,
Al the regular meeting Of Honor lodge
A . Z VI, Monday evening, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: p Bach, II W; D j Hi.dreih
Foreman; 4 Umphrey, 0verseeri II y
Kirkpatrick, Recorder; ] + Hyde, finan
cier; g 7 Cotton, Receiyeri I'd Palmer
Guide; VIM Rohins, W; 6 W Cruson
% W; 9 Cotton, trustee,
II FRArxRSAL GAIHxRISa.-TneD Degre
J of Honor last night held one Of thei
most successful meetings There was
J big crowd present, OF whom about fiit
lwere from the Degree oi Honor Lodge o
J Corvallis. Six new members were init
} ated and some degree work shown. Til
) following program was greatly a?preci
ated, some excellent talent being dis
played in several parts;
nj Music by the Mandolin club.
DI Recitation, in costume. by Ora HArk
D ness.
81 Illustrated reading by Mrs. Hogae.
oil Music by the Mandolin club.
oil Recitation By Mrs. CTaw.
0l Drama, "The Governor" by Mis-
4 Craw, Mrs. Hogue and Louise Me5e'
Music by the Mandolin club.
Tableaux.
A delicious repast and an elaborate on
was nicely served. and when the Corva
lis members returned home IL was wit
general pleasure over the time had an
the splendid treatment received.