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

10 meet In Albany wednesday:
East Albany-W V Baltimore, d F
Hardman, E D Cusick. John Denny, N
D. Conn, A NJ Holt, 81 L Walden, Grant
Froman, w Fl Worrell.
Albany R Wyatt, A B woodin, @ 3
Wina, G E Sox, ] A McFerun, W II
Davis, S Froman, ] r Whitney, ] Ora
ham. A III Cannon, P A Goodwin, w E
Baker
West Albany-Geo L Rees, c P Dan.
nals, P r Conn, P A Young, n N New.
port, w P Small, Geo E Fish, Fred
Shultz, n steele, A W lacAburn, ] N
Duncan, WE Fortmiller.
Price-W II Thompson, Samuel Boz
dine, James Dixon, H @. Powell. P B
Marshall, NJ F Dawson, ] w Propst, F
Cornett, ] s Froman.
North Brownsville-E A Evans, Peter
Brown, w w Robe, + III Weber and A c
Haueman.
South Brownsville-W A Stafford, Jo
seph Hume, Ed Moore. Peer Hume, A Al
rempleton and w A Tsmpleton.
Tallman- James Wallace, w S Thomp-
son, Geo Mcknight. John baltimore.
Syracuse-John Conser, E. s. Buck.
ner.
South Lebanon-W Fl Booth, John A
Lamberson, VIM Jenninxs, Guy n Brown,
w ponaca, S 4 Nickerson, J G Reed,
W E Chandler, G F Gould.
North Lehanon-t1eo Ross, W SIM
on, Geo Lovelace, Chas Blodgett, 6
Swan, a II Kenua.l.
Orieans-N Needham, Jos Yates, Y
MeCune, David Sherer, Dawson.
Foster-A II Yost. Fred Wadtli
Santiam-Herbert Downing, Herbert
Carlton, A L Richardson, Geo Clark.
Halsey-P 7 Starr. w Miller, Berry
Cummings, ] IL Miller, \ ID Pratt, T A
Powell, Patton, alex Power. w G
Smith, ] I McNeal, John Standish.
4 A. Tussing, OF Brownsville, is at
tending court
Mrs. Will Lyon, of Pullman, WASH,
arrived in Albany last Saturday night on
visit with Albany relatives and friends.
q. 6. Hale has returned from Idaho.
where he spent the winter. After the
Experience Linn county is good enough
for him.
sDr Joe Sternberg returned this
noen from Portland, where he has just
completed his first year as a medical
student
Mrs. G. Arnold left this noon for ST.
Joseph, Mo-, on six months visit with
relatives. If well enough she will also
go to Washington, D. q.
| G. W. Martyr, at one time in the en-
ploy of the o. P. at Albany, has been
made train dispatcher at Ashland, being
transferred from Portland.
George A. Geisendorfer, of the Soias,
is in the city today. de reports Lower
Soda very dull place before the spring
and summer campaign for health begins
At the close of the second entertain
ment of Mrs. Partlow and Miss Baker
at the opera house last Saturday night in
the oratorical contest the silver cup va;
voted Fred Thomson.
trof. W. A. McGhee, of Oakland, Or.
10 in the city en- his way to Baltimore, tC
attend the general conference of the u Z
Church South to be held in Baltimore
He will also visit st. Joseph, No., anC
other places.
District Attorney Sam HAYDEN cam,
up from Salem this noon and lie attend
ing circuit cout. Mr.. Hayden has mad
a very efficient and popular official ant
will receive big vote in the coming cleo
3 ton.
DR.. ]. P. Gill died at Eugene last Sat
urday at the advanced age of 81 years
He was born in London, coming to tn
United States when q boy. He locates
in Oregon in 1870. DIR. Gill was an uncl
: of J. z. Whitney of the Herald.
TK A family reunion was held yesterda
| at the residencs of A. B. Giisgs. in thi
i0 city, that was OF more than ordinary il
terest. MIR. Griggs was a pioneer OF 1S4
] and is the head of four generations,
whom all were represented on this occa
l ion, a very pleasant one. Those presei
Il besides ar. and Mrs. Grig9s were: {
4 Il. Ralston. Of Portland, DR.. Lee ar
Il family of junction, W. A. McLain an
d family, OF this city,J L. Griggs and VIII
h of the Forks, Mrs. Adele Nickerson ar
son, of Pennington, Waeh., II. Y. Kir
a patrick, wife and children of Lebanon
Il Mrs. Fred Fortmiller of Portland, G..
al Lee druggist of junction and Misses Ga
I'd Nand Lucy Gard of Albany.