The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-16
L, Z. & H. j HAMILTON.
MONDAY

fty today.
Miss Louise Weber, of Corvallis, went
10 Eugene this noon.
Billy Parker forman of the Herald is
vacating at the Bay.
Mrs. Charles Fields and daughter of
Portland returned home this noon.
DIR. Davis is at his office again after
being confined to his home for week.
6 Cleve Parrish, son of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
p. Parrish, went to Portland to day on
"a visit with friends.
! Will McGee and John Shea left ves-
terday for Menlo Park, Calf, to attend
the Catholic college at that place.
NJ. S. Monteith AMI J. E. Rutherford.
OF Portland, were hunting pheasants
heresbouts during the week. Jefferson
Review,
David Tweedale and ]. Mundschenk
recently brought seven elk into Astoria.
They killed nine out OF a band of thir-
teen, which it is asserted breaks the
Secord.
Private Jack, son of the county treas
klrer, who enlisted in Battery B and has
been stationed at Portland, is at home
on thirty days furlough.
/ DR.. Davenport, of Lebanon, was in the
eity today with his son operator at North
Yakima, Wash, who was on hIs way
home after a visit with his parents at
Lebanon.
J. K. Haight and his five travelling
carriage selling companions left yester-
day for Greeley, Colo, to sell wagons,
having finished their work here for the
present.
@. NJ. Elkins. the leading hardware
dealer Of PrinevilIe, spent the forenoon
in the city and left on the stage this
after noon for PrineviIle. Mr.. Eikins
has just returned from visit 10 Albany
and Portland.--The Dalles 7. NJ.
Kevs. Brink and Abbett were in the
city today on their way 10 the general
conference of the n f church at NC
Minnville, also several other ministers
OF the church. Rev. and Mrs. Wire and
others will attend from this city.
Mrp. NJ. J. Morris and daughter Miss
Ada, of tie class of '9S of the Albany
college returned TO Albany from Coliax
this noon aud propose making this their
home, greatly preferring it TO Colfax,
where they lad intended to reside.
The Jefferson Review refers to a drum.
mer in the city today as follows:
Sam Goldsmith will either have to
learn to scrap, keep quiet or get licked.
1t was a hard round up that California
gentleman gave him Thursday. Sam is
a first-rate boy, but not much oil pugi-
list.
Joseph Z. Wright, brother OF 6. w.
Wright, of this city, has written bis
brother from Jacksonville, Fla. express
ing readiness TO be muster ed out now
that the war is over. There are about
$4,000 men there and tie deaths art
from one to:five daily. Mr.. Wrightswas
a resident of Albany a few years ago.
DR.. Joseph the noted physician o.
Portland, spent last night in Eugene ex.
amining the case OF Prof. johnson. He
stated thst he is suffering from infam
nation of the brain, and that while hii
case is not altogether hopeless, still tht
greater chances for recovery are agains
him. DR.. I. w. Harris treatment wa
coincided in by DIR. Joseph and will b.
continued.-Eugene Guard.
Z. j. Frasier the real estate dealer to
day sold the Jno Straub home on tn
corner of Eleventh and Hilyard street
to E. o. Tobey, the wheat king Of Gil
liam county for $3.50, and in return Pro
Straub purchased through the sam
agency the w. T. Bailey property o
Eleventh street opposite DR.. Patterson
residence for 1920, and the W. X. Wall
er property corner of Eleventh and PA
terson streets for $1200.-Eugene Guarc
At least eight former Linn county pc
pie are teaching IN the public schools
Portland, towit: Prof. o. F. bowlaI
and E T. Miner in the high sehoC
Prof. Jarvis principal and Miss Abb
Wright as one of the assistants in d
Atkinson school, Miss Ella Mcbride
prin cipal of the Ainsworth school, Nj
Ida Black fifth grade in the cent?
school, Miss NJ. B. Train and Mrs
Brush in the Couch school. 1t is thoug
Mrs. Nellie Lambson is also one OF t
teachers.
Lincoln county has one veteran OF t
Mexican war. 1t is Mr.. George L. BOoI
who lives on the river few miles bel
Toledo. He was a member of the
Mo. Vol. Inf and served all tbrou
the war with Mexico. he is now in
72nd year, and barring little trou
with the rheumatism, he is still etrC
and healthy. Mr. Boone was also one
the early pioneers Of Oregon. and of
quina bay. He crossed the plains Z
come to Oregon IN 184S, and settled
Yaouina bay just half century ago.
his services as Mexican war veteran
gets a pension of $l2 per month
LeRner.
A quiet wedding took place at the r
dence of d. w. Allingham, of Mato
at noon, Sept. 1st, Elder Wilsey /
forming, and a number of intim
friends and acquaintance witnessing
ceremony. The bridegroom is Mr..
E. Moore, prominent farmer and J
owner Of Linn county, Oregon, and
bride, Miss Laura A. Allingham, of
tGles, who is highly esteemed by all
know her as young lady of beauty
intelligence. Mr.. Moor is gentleI
of afiable manners, good business al
ty, and fine physique. In fact Il
present declared that it was the fl
looking couple that it had ever /
their good fortune to see standing be
the matrimonial altar.-Crook cou
Journal.