The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-02

The great ard only Doug. Hamilton,
| exhorter and politician, OF Scio. was
perambulating onr streets today.
Miss Jennie Clayton lei, for Portland
this morning, after 4 vacation Of over u
month spent at this city and Roseburg.
Mr.. Lee, OF Portland. has been in the
city in the interest OF the exposition,
which promises 10 he the greatest event
OF the year.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Fry. OF Bonncr's Ferry.
Idaho, is in the city the guest OF his
brother Mr.. oiney Fry. and will remain
IN the county two or three weeks.
Prof. ". y. Fechter and family rctura-
ed this noon from the Bay, where ihey
have been spending tie summer, the
former playing in ,he band
Geo. G. bingham, the Salem lawyer.
was in the city yesterday.
George Richards. ..oi Price. Crook coun-
[ ~. is in the city on visit.
Mrs. c. W. " ats and daughter have
returned from trip TO Idaho
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Cannon have
returned IRON their Tillsmook outing.
! Miss Anna Grain of the Seattle schools,
Was IN the city today the guest OF Judge
| Powell.
Mr. J. Fource residing near Salem is
! now sS years OF age. being born in iS10.
He cuts cord wood for exercise.
Miss Long. the photographer, left this
noon for loncaila, on a visit with her
parents.
Mrs. d. p. Mason and daughter Flora,
and the Misses Porter returned this noon
from the Bay.
Miss Alma breckenridge this noon re-
turned TO Astoria, where she has a posi-
ton in one OF the millinery stores.
Mr.. Luther Elkins arrived this morn
| ing from San Francisco to attend the fun
eral of his mother. Mr.. Collins Elkins
Is expected tonight from Lyle, Wash.
Miss Ida Maxwell. of Halsey, formerly
i OF the Albany schools, was in the city
today on her way 10 Corvallis, where she
will take q special course in the college.
| DIR. Annice Jeffries and Miss Laura
/ Myers, OF Salem, have returned from the
east, where DIR. Jeffries took q special
course in New York hospital for women.
| Bert Van Cieve is now holding q posi-
ton with graphophone company in
San Francisco. He has been married
four month, his wife having been an
actress.
Rev. ]. L. Jones. returned from Cor
Wallis this noon and will make arrange
ments for moving 10 Dallas his new
change. Rev. Moses was also in the city.
He will be stationed at I.ewisville aud
independence.
Mr.. Harry Cusick, OF the bank OF ].
w. Cusick & Co., returned last night
from his vacation trip to Seattle, and
DIR. Charles Cusick, of the asylum, re-
turned this morning from his trip to the
wonderful Crater Lake.
Deputy U. S. Marshal ]. A. Wilson
and George Wagner, of the surveyor
generals office, of Portland, are at The
Hoffman House, having come down from
: Foley Springs this morning on their
, wheels.-Eugene Register.
Prof. Scott, who has been spending
! his vacation at Sodaville, returned las
night ready for work in the college wher
the fall term begins. He is greatly
pleased with Sodayille for vacation for
those desiring a healthy place to rest.
We are informed that Dr L. o. Hyd
: has leased a residence here and will ar
rive with his family in few days an'
locate here for the practice Of his pro
fession. The DIR. has hosts Of friend
/, throughout this section.--Jefferson Re
/ view.
. Z. II. Dunham and family, who hAv
I, been residing on their Detroit ranch 70
i several months have returned to Albany
1 ready for the coming school year. Mis-
Margeria. who has been spending her va
n cation in the east, recently left Philadel
: phia and is expected home at any tim'
ri Prof. Edward Bartholdi Fleck, tn
= well-known Salem musician. and Mis-
q Jessie Settlemier, Of Woodburn, wei
= married at the residence OF the bride
" parents in Woodburn last Sunday. Th
v. ceremony was performed on the lawn {
r. high noon by Rector Magnan, under
tree planted in 1859, and claimed to |
Ut the largest of its kind in the state. The
ID left Tor Utica. n. Y, where Prof. Flee
ID will have charge of the conservatory
H. music. The bride is q graduate of wi
T. iamette university and the college
oratory.
ve A gentleman from Smithfield inforr
l., US that on Sunday, at a moderate es
mate, 5000 persons visited the boilt
ny explosion near that place. The roa
n. leading to the little burg were crowd
ns with peoplel on horseback and
vehicles all aay.-Guard.
Thursday morning the Mongolian ri
- necked pheasant will have to do Sol
~: 90. dodging of shot. The open season
sa ' private use will then begin. Alrea
%, 90 the pheasants have had plenty of pr
u "a tice.
Ily Here is where the officials are Cove
for nor w. p. Lord at Seal Rock; ST.
Treasurer Phil Metschan in San Rafa
California; Secretary OF State H..
Kincaid at Eugene Estate SuperinteI
n ent of Public Instruction G. IA. Irwin
IN III Baker City on official business ;iAttorT
ons Clerk w II 0deiI NJ tho land dena
ted ment in Klamath county.
' on A fine picture of Frank Kitchen of
,nlt corps OF engineers that went from PC