The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-06-10


out all the bicyclists in the country, and
We suppose make the trip to Albany on
the path in about 20 minutes, so he or
dered q machine with 124-gear. 1t came,
and he could hardly make it navigate.
He woul1 need the muscles of q Sandow.
He has changed his opinion about high
gears, though he may have the name Of
having the highest geared wheel in Ore.
gon.
Harry Day is in the city for few
Gays.
Mr. George Ridinger, who went to Cal.
itornia last year to reside has returned
to Albany.
Harry Wood. of Harrisburg, and Min
ME Lilies, OF Dusty, Benton county were
married last week at Dusty.
George Humphrey, of the q 5 Mar
shal's office, voted toiay and declared II
the men he voted for are elected we vii.
have first class county government.
DR. 6 E Houck, of Mitchell, has pur-
chased the property or George Cline
near the court house and will in q short
time move to this place and practice his
profession.-Prineville Review.
q Z Sox and L L Swami who were
examined last week for admission to the
bar, both passed, and have been COM
plimented on the excellence of their pa.
pers.
The graves of Rev Lewis and d B Mon.
teita were decorated yesterday by the
Woodmen Of the World, according to
their custom. They were the only
members of the Albany lodge who have
been buried here.
Judge Molverton and Char,e, ~Cusick
were In the city today to vote, this being
their voting place, state officer not los.
ing his residence By removal to the cap
ital city.
Mr. VIII Acheson, of this city, has
Joined Gods Volunteers and will here
after 6e soldier in that Organization.
He recently went to Spokane to begin
work with w L Thompson formerly of
this city.
Assessor Stafford received q dispatch
from Lataw, Wash, announcing the dam
gerous illness of his mother.
Miss Margeria Durham left YESTERDAY
Tor the east and will spend the ummer
at Philadelphia. Atlantic City and
Cleveland.
Millard Hays came over from Corvallis
this morning on the bicycle track, which
is in excellent condition most of the way.
1t has been built at this end, bat is not
In as good condition as the Corvallis end.
This is the last week of the college
year, and commencement exercises will
take place beginning next SUNDAY.
Though fifteen OF the students are on
their way to Manila the program will be
carried out in q very interesting way.
and no one viii. regret attending all the
entertainments Of the week.
Rev and Mrs A NJ Williams reeentlv
OF Visalia, Calif., arc in the city.
The statement that Mr. Williams had
accepted call to the pastorate of the
Eugene Z church was . mistake due
to Lebanon paper. He m.ved from
NlaIs on account cf his health, and
does not yet know where he will settle.
Mr.. Van Wilson. who has been keen.
ing books for F L Chambers for soms
has accepted q position in the
First National Bank, and viii; enter that
in the near future. Mr.. VIII
son. before coming TO Eugene, was en-.
gagged IN keeping books at Albany. and
Is well qualified for the position.-Eu-
gene Register.
w. r. Dempsey and Miss Connect
we're married ne forepsrt of the week.
The bride and groom have gone on .
bridal tour to Montana and on their re-
turn will 60 to Alalks. Mr.. Dempsey IL
well known in the city and is partner
of 100 Fitzsimmons. Miss Connett was
one of the bellies of Albany and popular
young lady. The best wishes of their
friends go with them.-Portland Mer.
curry.