The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-11
College Notes

Mr.. Lee Payne has reentered the Com
mefcial department after an absence OF
eight weeks.
Earle Younger, OF Waterloo. entered
the intermediate department this week
We are sorry TO have to record the de
parture OF Mr.. w. A. Terhune, of Tall
man, who is callel away from school
work to the more vigorous duties CT farm
life.
Mr.. Cayton Speer is very sick at his
boarding place, Mrs. Raltimore's, OF ty-
phoid fever. Pneumonia seems to have
set in, aud he is in a very critical condi-
tion.
Miss Alice Clara Moses, OF Oakland
California, has again taken charge OF The
eioeu,ioE work, and all this week has
been enrolling students. II is the inten-
tlon OF the college TO build up this de-
partment 10 more than it's former etfie-
iency. Miss Moses has proven hersell 10
be very abe in her line, and will he very
helpful 10 the students in their work.
Tho students are ve-Y busy planning
for the coming oratorical contest next
week Nine colleges will compete for =
so gold medal. The College 10 under
quite little expense in entertaining the
visitors, aud will welcome full house
and large door receipts March IL. Es-
Pseially attractive mus c will be rendered
alone worth the price OF ad .nission. The
colleges have selected their prize speak
ers, and close contest 10 expected Let
your college eolors be Displayed
J r Ream returned yesieri az from .
"Trip 10 Eugene
James Rarger. well-knoSn pioneer Of
Lane county, died st CobuFg Wednesday
night at the age OF IS years.
The Oregon delegation have recon-
uaended w. III. Frazier for p. m at Rose-
burg. which insu-es his nomination.
Hon. Tnlbert Carter is writing some
pioIeer articles for the Oregon Uuion of
Corvallis. He was here and knows what
be is talking about.
Mrs. D. Howard. OF Albzny, who has
been the guest OF Mesdames James and
W II. Hoffman. in this raty. returned
home on todAys 1880 loeal.-GuArd.
Prof Ware. OF Chicago, whe recently
had charge Of the presentation OF the
cantaia Queen Esther 10 MeMinvs siile,
will now present the cansAs8 in Corvallis
assisted by local talent. :
General Booth. one OF the zinss lannon's
men Of the world will pass through Al
bAny tomorrow morning for Portland.
Il is not thought the TACT will disturb the
equaniaiiiy Of affairs al all.
=. Mr.. W r Blain has bought TOT ai-'
joining the residence ol D. ]. l.. Hill.
He has also purchased house oI J ".
Bentley, which he will move upon the
property and reside in. having home Of,
his own.
Col G. B. Montague and wife vent
to Corvallis this noon. where ,..e former
will lecture tonight before the students
CT the college on Shakespeare, q subject
he is well capable OF handling In q man
nsr tha; will please and inssruct.
In It's notice OF the meeting at the
Presbyterian church in Rcseburg the
PlaindeAler says: The weather Being
pleasant, \ fair audience was in their
places to greet their old friend and pas
tor. Rev. w A SEiek. now OF Albany.
Or, who in his his happy manner deliv-
cred one Of his iofcible aud earnest SER
mons.
DR.. viii E. 6aibraiih. formerly of this
city, 10 now located at Leland. Idaho.
wbers he is doing an excellent business
and gaining the confidence OF the people.
The DEMocRAT has seen q letter from q
gentleman at Weippe. in which he states
that in twenty-five years he had never
bad work so well and conscisntiously
done as by DR.. 6alorsith.