The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12

and admiration.
immense droves OF herring are said "a
T be st tie Bay.
Grover Cleveland died last week from
eating meat, being chokei 10 death. He
/ WAS a UmAtilla Indian.
/ At soldiers cnczmpmen: At Bzndon
August 1890. BingcE Hermann. Thos.
/ Tongue and Judge Bean wall be present.
At least that Is part o! the program
Miss Frances French returned from
the Bay ihls noon
Mayor 9urkhat, is out after an illness
Of seTrsA a. days.
L&Eyer Newpor; Rent 10 Salem today
on supreme court b1siness.
LAsysE Sox Aad Banker Irvine went
10 The Bay this noon for their outing.
Mrs Ollie jackson Stevens. OF The
DalIez. came over tom the Bay this
noon.
Mr. Harry Casick lcf, yesterday for
Portland and Seattle on his summer VA
cation.
Don Ross Of the Postal Telegraph oi5ee
has gone TO Astoria ioT Al outing and 10
s'e the regatta.
aNrs. W. $. Miller and Mrs. Suttin Z
oai con returned this noon from their
1,ing 81 SodAvlIle-
". r. Read and family resnrned this
aeon from Elk city, where they have
bsen several weeks
Miss Matte PAr,oa Of San lose. C&lit.,
arrived 10 A!tAay ilsis morning and ~
tie guest OF Judge klinn
Mr.. Ed washtasn aud family have re-
turned from CaseAdis. where they have
been soiouTuins for several weeks
Prof. schmidt. OF Albany. has been in
Turner this week. in the interest OF the
Albany ycollege.-Turuer Coz. Statesman
Miss Adele McMurrcn. Of Baker city.
in the recent teachers examination aver
aged 81 4-i0 per cent. one Of the IhigheSt
ever received IN that city
After q months visit in Albany Miss
Edith Neely returned 10 Portland today
10 resume her position IN Lipman *
Wolfe's.
Mr.. John Morrison left Monday night
on toe overland ter the soldiers Home az
Los Angeles, which he expects TO make
h.s home.
Mr.. and Mrs. RoterT Montague return
ed yesterday from trip 10 Long Beach.
/ They were there 81 the time Of IN drogn-
! ing oi Mr.. Stevens.
&. Schmidt and SON. Willie, are ex-
pecird home from Skagway IN n short
/ time. IL is understood that they have
/ leased their business in The northern
ciiy.-Corvallis Tines
. IN
that he was going 10 sing At church the
next Sunday with an accompaniment on
I the guitar by Arthur Gambler OF the Al
i bany boys.
| Mrs. Ida Stuart Welsn,n and child
Who have been visiting friends here foI
several weeks Left this neon for theiI
home in Nebraska. where Mir. Welburr
is In the hardware business.
Miss Allie Davis. daughter OF g. W
Davis, Of Salem, was in the city thii
noon On her way to her home from the
Bay Miss Davis is now q e,udent il
the dental college a, San Francisco. hav
ing spent year there.
Prof. Ressler, OF the Eugene schools
who came from Ohio last year. has re
Gently made bicycle trip of parts OF tn
state in order to become familiar will
Oregon, riding 100 miles on his bicycl
alone besides other modes OF conveyance
Mr.. Ed. Blodgett yesterday Afternoon
was taken seriously i'll with the appeudi
citis, and it was thought an operation
would be necessary but he afterwarS;
became better and it may not be requiI
; ed. Mr.. Blodgett recently returned fror
a trip TO Lower Soda, made on his hiey
Gle.
Miss Jane Morris. who has been
! teacher in the schools OF Salem for seve
! ! wears, is now i'm Albany. Miss Morri
resigned month before the terminstio
Iof the last term with the intention {
: taking years rest from school duties
y For some time she will work in the ol
$ ganization Of Fraternal Unions.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bow eIsox wei
surprised Monday evening when Il
r members OF Rebekah Lodge o 0 ca
a led Unexpectedly to bid them tou
y farewell before their departure for Al
7, bany. Most OF their furniture had bes
l. packed for shipment and it seemed ratl
er embarrassing for a moment, but Blu
:, soon explaiue that as they mad con
70 without an invitation they could tai
% their own chances in having good tim
Or They did il and each one seemed to
a host ora hostess during the remand
OF the evening. II was an enioyae
N affair Corvallis Times.
* The Eugene Register rises to remar
Ie stThe heavy increase in the cost OF pap
ig is giving newspaper publishers mu
I'd concern No Oregon papers have
l. vanced subscription rates, but seve'
have given warning that they mNy hs
le to add % or so cents to the price.
Y, present prices for paper il is difficult
y. figure margin OF profit"
e A CLOSE CAII.-0n Sunday, as Hon
Smith and Bert McAtte were comi
'w home from Sodaville they escaped an
y. y. cident that, by mere chance, was not
~ ious. AS they were passing through
u forest near Foster, on the Lebanon ron
tree that was on fire, fell, portion
no it stricking the wagon in which I'll
OF were travelling. But for the fact that
ed falling the tree struck another 1t wo'
ln' have fallen squarely .aseoss the wag
ss- The boys were pyet1 roughiy excl
en over the naaAtS Alsiiered the
an aalvas luoi Il no worse