The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-10-29

W. B. Lawer is in the city.
itsocial lance a, the opera house To-
night by Albany orchestra.
Mr. B. F. Muukers and son, q Nun
ksrs, were in the city today.
r. NJ. Gilbert. OF Fail City. Polk
county bridge builder. was in Albany To-
day.
Col. sinno,,, of The Dalles, one Of
oregon's beat known pioneers, died yes-
terday
The Mems Club of the Congregational
church will meet in the lecture room to-
night.
Mr.. Rockey Brvson, OF the State I'm
iyersiiy foot ball team, was IN Albany To-
day.
W. \. Miller and Frank Haekleman
left thisitnorning un trip 10 PfiEeyilie,
going by the wagon road.
Mise Mamie Cundiff has secured .
school near Harrisburg. aud will begin
teaching next Monday.
J. A. Van Eaton, of Salem. has been
in the city in the interest Of the Oregon
Fruit and Produce Company.
o. E. Haley. OF Po,atoium. has bee n
in the city several times lately layiug in
> big stock OF stoves, dishes. carpets. etc.
The Camer~ Club xill meet tonight q;
their new rooms and arrange for the ex-
hibiiion OF those amateur prints 70 te
received from the east. and .oczI prints-
Mr.. Tom McCiung. Of Spokane. 10 in
the city on visit. Mr. MeCluug has
been in the railroad business for q good
many years, aud is one Of the prosperous
men OF the Palouse country.
B. B. Miller, of Leheuon, Lion county.
arrived Tuesday, and will assist his
Erosher, Cnas. Miller, in The new drug
store. tie is thorough pharmAcist.-
McMInnviIle T. K.
B r. George. who 10 at work for Mr.
lawleF as carpenter al the mines. was
out 10 visit his family last week. He re-
turned 10 the mines on Saturday He
says tbs mill will not start up before
Is or 20 days yet Mimic Cor. States
man.
At the recent meeting Of the grand
lodge. Knights OF Pythias, J. Fred Yates
was appointed grand orator for the CON-
ing year. This appointment is consid-
cred quite au honor by members OF the
order and there was o deal OF rivalry
am ong the boys for the place - Corvallis
Gazette.
Mr.. Robert r. Galley, OF New York
one of Princeton's famous foot ball men
was in the city yesterday with Mr.. J. 5
Dummit, in the interest OF the Students
volunteer movement. He spent most o.
his time while here With the students al
the college. While in Princeton Ar
Galley did valiant service for the Tiger
against Vale and Harvard
Rev. VIM. Steele, of this city, has &C
cep.ed the pas,orate Of the First Preshy
teriau church of G7ldendal, Wn. The
reverend gentleman, accompanied By
his family, will leave Salem next weel
for his new field OF labor. He expects &
begin his psstorate with the 6oldendal
! church. on the frat Sabbath in Novem
ber.' journal.
Chief OF Police A. @. Dilley was iakeI
seriously i'll this morning and, for biie
time, his recovery was despaired OF bu
his many friends in this city and sicinit
will be pleased to learn the illness wa
not attended by serious results. TO
several weeks Chief Dilley has becl
, troubled With sciatica rheumatism iron
! which he has suffered considerable
: Salem Journal.
Mr.. Robert Rampey, resident an
q retired banker OF Harrisburg, v as in tow
= this week visiting q sorge WaGgoner, yh
: ia an old friend OF his. In 1854 MI
!, Rampey fret struck the town OF Corva
= lie, a youngster with only one dollar
= his pocket. He went to work in the hi
tel here for Mr. Taylor as waiter. an
held his job down until he made GOO
name for himself and then his sncee
q was s,asy. He is now prominent ell
\ zen Of Lane county, honored and r
|. spected by all.-Corvallis Gazette.