The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-16

Prof. Smitt OF the college returned
rom is trip TO southern Oregon.
There was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
io'l Propsi near Albany on Sept. g, ls9s,
a son.
Mrs. Rev. Smick Joined her husband
at this city this noon coming from Rose
burg.
Miss Boise. sister of Judge Boise, who
has been in the city several months went
TO Salem this noon.
GovernoE-elect and Mrs. Timothy
Geer went 10 iaquinA Bay Yesterday for
ie~ days outing.
Hon. Flem Smith WAS in the CITY to-
day Nezt Mon3ay he viii leave on
trip to his former home in the east.
Hon. Ali. Blevins lei, this noon on n
trip through eastern Oregon and Idaho.
and Will probably visit brother in the
latter state.
Miss Neitie Whitney, OF the public
schools, returned 10 Albany this noon
ready for the next years work 30 begin
next Monday.
John Reynolds, who has been in the
office OF Judge Burnes: three years a;
Salem, has gone 10 Ann Arbor to enter
the law school at that ciiv.
Prof. Schmidt. OF Albany College. dur
ing the past week was the distinguished
guest of DIR. and Mrs. Page.-0akand
Cor. Roseburg Review.
Hoe. l. $. Smith and family and l. l..
Jones left this noon for SummerviIle, I'm.
IoH county. whers they will locate, tax
ing sIin them the best wishes o. of many
friends here.
Sam1 May, the weil-known Harris
I burg merchant, was a passenger home
ward bonnd this afternoon on the local
train from Boswell Springs. His health
: is considerably mproved.-Guard.
Mr.. f. II. Denton will leave next
week for Kansas, where lie will SPEND
/ the next year canyassing Tor the Lewis
gate, patented.by "a. X. Lewis of this
city.
Hon. II. II. Gilfrey, OF Washington,
ID. c., reading clerk OF the senate, was in
Eugene today. He will rusticate in var
ious parts of Oregon until December /.
when he will return to his duties at the
national capital.-Guard.
Hon. Fl II. GiIfrey. reading clerk in
the U. > senate for neariy 25 years.
wac IN the city hi noon on his wav To
Portland ir IN Cresweil, where he has
been visiting his garents. Mr.. Gilirey
II very popu sr man With members oi
: all parties
Rev. @ r. Stevenson, of this civ
Rev. I. J. Wilson, OF Eugene, Rev. II. l.
Hood OF Shedd, Rev. Hervey of Haleey
, Rev. Geo Hende son of Oskviile TO-DAY
went 10 Portland 10 attend a meeting
ot the synod and presbyterv Of the U
Z. chuich beginning tomorrow.
s PendIeton f. o: Miss Fena FIory anc
!, Miss Lucie Brandon, OF Albany, ans
Miss Ida Wade, OF Gervais, arrived thi
o morning on their way to Athena, wher,
: they will teach school during the com
ing year. They went to Athena on tn
: 10 O'Clock train this forenoon.
Miss Morgiaua Dunham, for severa
J, years a teacher in the public schools ha
returned from her eastern trip spen
q mostly with relatives in Philadelphia
She has accepted a position in the school
q OF Astoria, and will 90 TO that city in
few days to begin her work. She is a.
'. efficient teacher and will make an i'm
!. portant addition to Astoria's corps {
teachers.
a Mr.. Wylie, night operator at the depC
a today left to take his summers vacatio
taking his place. Last evening the bo,
u at the depot initiated the young genti,
TX man by sending him to the night watc
at the { 4 II bridge to compare tim
a. pieces. 1t was necessary to awaken ii
at gentleman in order to do it. On his wa
y. back he took all the numbers OF the ca
or on the switch.
III Editor Train and daughter, Miss A
lene, and Miss Turner returned In
ee evening from trip to the front, wheI
or they had fine time fishing. Accordin
he TO the mountain custom yesterday Il
be girls went out in overalls that they mig
'es fish better, leaving their clothes behiI
he in the cabin. While gone someone ente
IS ed the place and stole all their cloth
er besides some eatables. The result w
a that they came to Albany last evenil
n on the train in boys overalls, apprecia
he ing the joke as much as any one.
lis Sundays Salem Statesman: "Tomo
ng row mornings overland train will be
ne away from this city Mrs. Carey i. Ms
Ids tin, who goes for the express purpose
'as pursuing her studies in sculpture, IL
ed der the celebrated artist st. Gauder
'ed Mrs. Martin will become member
re- the famous Art Students League,
New York, in which some OF the mC
noted and successful artists of the cent
rd ry figure as lecturers She leaves Sale
OF with the sincerest wishes of MANY frien
'ay for an unequivocal success in her und,
ut taking" Mrs. Martin is sister OF I
celebrated Homer Davenport.
md We Lead-With 6G,000 prescripti,
on fife, on the basis of pure, fresh dru
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