The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-10-14
Layer Barney Martin OF Brow nsville
WAS IN the citv tOdav

Lawyer Barney Martin OF Brownsville.
was IN the city today.
Mrs. L. E Blain went to Salem TODAY
in the interest OF the Orphans Home.
Joe Simon is AZ years of age, being
born in Germany on February :, 1857.
Mr.. Charles Cusick, Of the insane
asylum drug store, spent Sunday in Al
bany.
Miss Lizzie Sedswick. who is living
with Prof. Parvin in Salem, spent Sun
day with Albany friends.
". E. Fisher, editor Of the Roseburg
Review passed through Albany this noon
for Salem, and also to attend the grand
lodge of the K. of P
License has been issued for the marri-
age OF Mr.. Perry Parker and Mics Annie
Churchill, two popular aid well known
people of this county.
In connection with the Methodist
Jubilee in Portland the Oregonian pub.
fishes picture of Kew. Isaac Dillon. at
in this city.
Frank E. Allen, OF Albany, a former
resident of La Grande, passed through
the city this morning enroute for Baker
City Mr.. Allen will return to this city
during fair week.-Ls Grande Chronicle.
Mr.. Campbell, the Berkley contractor,
who went 70 Newport Saturday, did so to
secure facts with q view OF bidding on
the government work to be done there
tie Is ONE Of California's biggest contra6 =
tors.
Cspt. Lett, of Dayton, o., and Mrs. n.
3. S,eTiing, OF Helena, Mon. we're re-
Gently united in marriage at the latter
place ana are now in their home in Day
ton, Ohio. The bride is sister OF Mrs.
Z. A. Parser Of this city.
hrs. Virgil Parker will 90 10 Salem to-
morrow TO attend the grand lodge of the
/ hatiibone Sisters. She will be accomp-
anied by Mrs. Hochs,edler, supreme rep
resentative, Mrs. Alice Richards, past
| grand master, and Mrs. Knox Haight.
| Harry Wheeler, OF the End regiment,
who died with small pox at Manila, was
a Eugene yourg man though in a Port
land company. Not being able to get in
the Eugene ,7'1 psny on account of its
being luli be went to Portland and en-
listed there.
Mr. Claire, of San Francisco, arrived
in the city yesterday and has assumed q
position in the store Of S. f. Young and
son, as clerk. He has considerable ex.
perience. Mr. Claire has been In Walls
Wslla for a couple of moAths.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr.
Clodfelter, popular Young man of In.
dependence, and Miss Ella Torbet, tht
accomplished daughter vi Prot. Dsvic
Torbet, OF this city, the ceremony to b
performed in the NJ. E. church mex
Friday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Linn county representatives spel
Sunday in Albany returning to Salen
; this noon. In the final vote for U. s
senator, representatives Palmer, Jone
! and Whitney and senator Glenn voted 70
Kincaid and Senator Kelley voted 70
/ Simon. Until the last ballot Senate
:. Kelley voted for Judge Hewitt.
Frank Hardman, Of Albany, is in tn
: city in the interest of Portland firm
o Mr. Hardman was at one time chairma
Of the republican party in Linn count
and is also prominent in Pythian circlel
= La Grapde Chronicle.
= A fair sized audience listened TO Mr.
Lucy z. Hitchcock at the w. G.. T. |
o hall last Saturday afternoon on II
10 higher physical life OF woman. 1t Wi
an entertaining as we'll as instructi'
talk. Mrs. Hitchcock is a very pleasal
lady who presents her Subject in CO
vinciDg manner.
~ ~ Mr.. J. B. Mack, OF Salem. N. Y, re
resentlng his own factory In the ln:T
duction OF patent hat rack. was in I
2 city over Sunday. This is big count
:! but while here Mr.. Mack met a collie
student residing elsewhere, in who
home there has been for several yet
one of the Mack hat racks, bought at I
- factory in Salem, N. Y.
u DIR. Beardsley preached two excellC
sermons in the NJ. X. church south y
terday, which are pronounced to hs
= displayed marked ability as well a.
deep sympathy for humanity.
- Beardsley has been president OF tn
= colleges and is particularly close
young people in his feelings and sy
- pathies.
Mr.. L. L. Swami, the rising yol
- lawyer, returned this noon from Tole
- where he spent day or two with
~ friend Mr.. @. E. Hawkins. lie brou
~ back seven or eight big somon, sc
. nearly three feet long, which he clai
10 d to have caught himself. His frie
z are cycling those ish with great dea
- suspicion.
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Roseburg can now talk with Portls
The first two bills signed by Cover
Lord were the Corvallis ferry bill
- the abolishing Of the railroad coml
sion. Good.
- LADIES AID SocTETY.-A meeting
= the Ladies Aid Society will be held
IN the residence of Mrs. G. W, Sears