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

MRS. Dumonu and grand-uauGhtert
Ruth Allen, of Albany, were visiting in
this place the last OF the week.
w. B. Donaca will begin picking hops
next Monday. MIR. Donaca has good
crop this year,
Miss Mona Miller left Monday evening
for Portland where she will spend the
greater part oil the winter.
Frank O'Neill arrived here Monday
from California. He has been stopping
at san Francisco, being in charge OF the
company's paper warehouse at that
place.
Bert Wight returned from Albany
Monday where he has been at work for
the past month. He intenda picking
hops in the vicinity oil Independence for
the next few weeks.
The Misses Nellie and Elsie Thomas
returned last evening from Newport.
where they. in company with the Misses
Grace and Winnie Stafford, OF Albany,
have been enjoying very pleasant out
ing.
Last week W Cusick & Co., bankers
OF slhany, received direct from tue mint
81 600 in new silver dol ars. Tue Leba-
non Banking Co. OF this place secured
$500 of theui. They will be useful to the
hop men in paying of the plcAers.
DR.. Lambersou, assisted by DR.. Booth,
performed delicate operation on Joseph
keebler, on Monday Mr.. Keebler WAS
suffering from a large abscess in hie
right side. An incision two inches deep
was required to liberate the confined
pus. We are glad TO note that the people
are beginning 10 realize that cur own
doctors are just as good surgeons as AL
oany or Portland doctors.
| Last Friday evening the Lady MaccA-
bees nad reception IN honor of receiv-
ing tine state banner, Bina NJ " est Hive
be .ng the banner hive OF Oregon. it aav-
ing the largest membership OF benefit
members out OF 80 hives, eutiiling IL 20
the state banner. Mrs Reed, Lady
Commander, gave the opening address
and a short history OF the Lady Macca-
KEGS, which was iolioAed by music,
recitations, etc. Refreshments cake,
ice cream and coffee-Were then served.
| There were about 60 present and all ex-
pressed themselves as having general
god time.
Mrs. Sehmeer, OF Pendleton. is in the
city.
Mr. Ed Blodgett is out after an Illness
OF several weeks.
Talmage spoke il Portland last night
TO ., 500 people.
Mack Monteiih is in the city, coming
over from the Bay this noon.
Representative Tongue and Ellis have
returned to Portland from Alaska.
The boy killed by a COW on Geo. Rees
iarmtwas hAmedCSeorgeW Woodland not Pru-
shaw
young man wishes a position as
book-keeper or salesman. Leave word al
the Democrat office.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. y. Hoffman returned
last evening from PORTLAND where they
had been to buy millinery.
Rev. John Shaw, wife AMI child OF the
United PRESBYTERIAN church Of Agenia,
Calf, are in the city the guests Of Mrs.
DR.. Irvine.
Watt Mon;eith has received from Sid
Ennis of CON-. now at Cayite, some
relics from that city, taken from q sunk
en- vessel. Both were formely OF Albany.
Graham Glass, OF Portland. is doing
Oregon in The interest OF II. W. Corbeii
for T. ;. Senator. It wall do no good.
Mr.. COrbett is iatsd ia remain At home
as senator.
Aa interesting letter from George Har-
| ris. who Is AZ Silver Lake, Southern Ore
eon, the scene Of the fatal FIRE year or
two ago, will appear in ihe DENocEAE to-
morrow.
Mrs. Earl Race returned last night
from an extended visit at Greenville.
Mich -, with her parents. On her way
home che visited the parents OF Mr.
Race also.-SAlem Journel.
Prot Lee returned this noon from =
| trip through Southern Oregon in the
interest OF the college. There wil te a
| numb OF new students from Oakland,
Roseburg and other places.
Ben Dodge is now brakeing on the rail
road. Hope he'll stick 20 it--Criierion
When Dodge reported to the conductor
otsthe freight at this city he was told to
Dodge up there and go To work"
| Mrs. Merle Davis arrived from Port
land last eyenint TO trim for her sister
Mrs. J. y. Hoffman Mrs. Davis has
been in san Francisco for the past six
weeks buying goods and getting the
Winter styles.
4 letter from Indianapolis confirms
the re oort that Mrs. II. II. Hewitt OF
this city was elected supreme guard OF
the supreme grand lodge OF Rathbonc
Sisters. The papers though insisted on
making her residence Portland, Or.
Among those who just came out from
Dawson, who is credited with bringing
$50, 900 is Theodore Anderson. Il is
thought here that he is q former bar.
keeper OF Max Baumgart OF this city. lac
having been known to have gone TO that
country.
From the Salem Statesman: /. II.
Van Winkie. the well-known athlete
arrived il the city via the Roseburg 10.
csl yesterday. Miss Alice Davis return
ed TO her dental stu iies in San FTsnciscC
via last nights California express. Clay
TTites, OF Albany, is in this city, whsTt
he expects 10 make his futnre home
being lately employed at the Hotel vii
lameIte.