The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-22

Hon. T. T. Geer will open the Far
mers convention soon TO be held in
Astoria
The Misses Neeiham left this noon
for Toledo, where they will spend their
| vacation.
Judge Boise will hold court in Albany
next Monday, when he will convene de-
partment . OF the circuit court
Fred W. Blumberg and wife left this
morning by carriage conveyance for
faquina for their summers vacation.
Mrs. l.. +. Hamilton and Miss Anna
Finn yesterday wen; to Oregon City 20
attend the Chautaugua assembly now in
session there.
Mrs. +. +. Allen. OF this city. and her
sister Mrs. Jos. Meyer, of Lebanon, will
leave tomorrow on trip TO Sault ST.
Marie, Ontario.
Miss Clara Eaton, OF Kantas City. No.
Is in. the city the guest OF her cousin Mrs
l.. H.IMontanye. She contemplaies To-
eating in Oregon.
G. G. Rawlings. who is now purser on
the Potter running between Portland
and the seaside, spent last night with
his family in Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Fortmiller, Mrs. W.
II. Lee and children and Mrs. J. w. Alt
house left today for an outing at va
quina bay, Nye creek.
Nelson Needham, one Of the young
man who left yesterday for Camp Mer-
ritt, is a resident OF Tangent instead OF
Uakyille. He is q brother OF Miss Lefty
Needham of this city.
WV. Williams and wife will leave to-
day (Thursday) for Pcndleton, where they
will probaly make their future home.
Mr.. Williams Intends to go to ia rming ii
he can find the kind of location he is
ookjng neutrality-suspicious. Enterprise.
John Bntterworth, for some time postal
| clerk on the run between Portland and
Ashland, has been transferred TO the run
between Ashland and San Francisco.
appointed to fill the vacancy created by
Butterworth's transfer.-Oregonian.
Mrs. T.. c. Protzman and daughter, oil
Portland, are in the city the guest OF the
formers mother, Mrs. Lille. Mr.. Protz-
man, who recently retired from the post
office with the good will OF everybody in
Portland, has several important busi-
ness propositions, but has not yet decid-
ed which he viii so into.
| Dr.. Lowe and wife are again in the
city after prolonged visit throughout
the east. He is enthusiastic in praise
of Oregon climate as compared to that o.
any other part OF the continent. They
have been gone about two years and
have visited almost every state in the
union.--McMinnville T. 4.
The UNIVERSITY OF OREGoN graduate I
last June the largest elass in its history
The class numbered thirty The fal
term will begin September 10Th. Stud
ents who have completed the tenth grad,
branches eau enter the sub-freshmar
class. No examinations are required 70
graduates OF accredited schools. Reason
able equivalents are accepted for most O
! the required entrance studies. Oata
logues will be sent free to all applicants
I Persons desiring information may ad
! dress the president, Secretary J. ]. Wal
+, ton, or Mr.. Max A. Plum, all OF Eugene
a Oregon. The courses offered are thoe
: OF q good university. There are depart
] meuts OF modern and ancient languages
:, physics, chemistry, biology, geolog
Il English, elocution, advanced enaeerins
Q astronomy, logic, philosophy, psychic
}, ogy, mathematics and physical education
Music and drawing is also taught. Th
tuition is free. All students pay an il
!. cidental fee OF ten dollars yearly. Boar,
lodging. heat and light in the dormitol
!, cost $3.50 per week.