The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-08

DR.. Miss Davis, of Eugene, is in the
city.
/ ]. NJ. Somers came up from Salem this
noon.
! R. L Carroll. of Berry, has been in the
city on business.
DIR. Trimble returned this morning
from Halsey, where he went to assist DR.
Marks in surgical operation.
Mr.. Charles Barrows, the horseman,
of the McNinnville track, and owner OF
the celebrated Del Norte, Was in the city
today.
Sam E. Van yactor. nominated for
prosecuting attorney o: the seventh dis
init, Was born in Lebanon, Linn county,
in 1870.
Several Albany A. o. U. W. members
will go to Brownsville tonight 10 show
the members there few things in Work
menship.
Mr.. Anderson Cannon has been in Nc
Minnyiile This week trying case for Art
Hot. which he won last evening, eecur
ing verdict for $20l.
Mr. aud Mrs. E. R. Brysou were in
the city today on their way TO Corvallis
nom Portland where they were united
in marriage yesterday.
Mr.. ani Mrs. Phil Cohen LETT last
night for San Francisco to attend the
marriage of their daughter Miss Esther
and Mr.. Hermann Ternhauer in few
days. :
Bert Westbrook, returned to Albany
last night after travelling sevaral months
for Chicago portrait company, and this
morning resumed bis old position As
runner for the Revere.
Bishop II. L. Barkley came up from
Woodourn last night. Rev. Rarkiey
will accept the nomination for joint sen-
ator from Marion and Claekamas coun.
ties on the triangular rticket.-Siaiesman
Misses Margaret Geisendorler, Emma.
Jones, Ora darkness, ,auldah MewQuess,
Winnifrei Stafford and Mr. Joe Ralstou.
left this morning on the boat for Me-
Minnville to attend the Epworth League
convention which meets there today.
]. F. King, who coached the Stanford
rack team last year. has been engaged
by Willamette University TO tran the
track team OF that school this year for
the intercollegiate contests Of this year.
Clyde Raabe, son of the Willamette
river steamboat captain, Vim. Raabe,
returned to Portland today after q short
visit With Salem friends. The yourg
nan expects soon 10 leave for tte Alas.
kan gold fields Salem Journal.
\ II W wilkins, the Waterloo and
Lebanon railroad magnate, was in the
| city today on his way home from Salem,
where he had been on business. Mr..
Wilkins never gives up and he proposes
to have that road built II be does il
alone, and the prospects are that it will
BE fact and before the people realize it..
Rev. Manshsrdt returned this noon
| from Leonardyille, Kan, where he had
been on a visit with bis relatives and
former neighbors. He had pleasant
time and was benefited by the trip.
Rev Manshart attended the conference
and was placed by it in charge OF the Oak
street Eve 1gelical church of Kansas City,
No.. OF which he will assume the pastor
ship on May 10, remaining in charge OF
the Albany church until the frst of May.
The Degree of Honor last evening at
their ball gave delightful Shamrock
social that was enjoyed BY large num-
Der. Colored lights and fine decorations
added to the effect of he hall Refresh
ments were served with green napkins.
A program was rendered, consisting OF q
piano solo By Misc McGee, a reading BY
Mr. @. G. Hogue THE Brothers La
ment, rendered in very affecting man
ner, piano solo by Mise Anna Houck, a
well rendered recitation by Mis- Ora
Harksess, piano solo by Miss McGee, q
recitation by the versatile Col. Monta-
que, vocal solo by Mrs. Lee, "Coms
Back to Erin" and drill by the Irish
Brgade, company of small boys dress
ed in green and fine affair. The even
ing's enjoyments closed with dancing