The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-04
Deputy US. Marshal IGeorge Humph.

Deputy US. Marshal IGeorge Humph
rey is in the city.
Editor kirkpatrick of Lebanon was in
city to-day examining the California
fruit machinery.
Judge w. s. McFadden and W. f,
Yates two OF Corvallis hest LAWYERS were
Ia the city today.
Perry Wright's boy is a girl. Good.
glris are worth more than boys anyway,
SO all the girls declare.
Miss Genevieve Majers has resigned
her place in the schools of Harrisburg 10
accept one in the Pendleton schools.
License has been issued for the marri-
age OF Edward McCane and Florence
Belle Queener, both of Linn county.
Mrs: Capt. Simpson, of Corvallis, will
assist In the ). A. services tomorrow
night. The services will be followed by
an owl supper. Everybody come.
); n. Duncan, OF Albany, who has lust
made tour OF the Eastern states, visited
hls parents here on his return trip last
week.-Turner Cor. of Statesman.
Sheriff Munkers ard w. White the
dark horse thief, went to Salem TO-DAY
where White will spend two wears in the
state peni:entiary.
Mr.. j. p. Turner and wife were nassen.
gers TO Albany yesterday TO be present
al the trial OF McGrath, who shot and
Killed their son near Harrisburg last
summer.-Eugene Guard.
The Pendleion Tribune of the o5,h
INST says: "a. d. Leedv. HAVING hasn
admitted to the bar, has selected Pendla-
ton as his place of residence and will le.
GIN here the practice::of law"
a very pleasant birthday party was
gwen Yesterday evening at the home of
II. r. Merrill IN honor of the BIRTHDAYS
OF Harry and Eddy. which are two dayv
apart Yesterday being half way between.
When last heard from Frank Wire
was sick in the hospital at Manila.
I yesterday telegram WAS received hv
Dr. Wire saying that his son would h.
discharged and sent home by the first
transport.
Remember the lecture at the NJ. f.
church tomorrow night by Prof. Martin
iale TO the senior class of the nuhlie
schools, on Sight Seeing in Westminis-
.er Abbey. Though for the pupils OF
me school everybody viii be weIcone.
There viii be no admission fee.
On Thursday Of last week Grandma
Slmons, of Sceiaville, grandmother OF Mrs.
John Clelan OF this city, was a, least IOI
fears DID, IL is said some of her child
ZEN give the age as l07 years. IO4 makes
her the oldest of any person in Oregon.
md one OF the Oldest in the United |
States.
r T.. Allen and Il. NJ. Huston return
d on Tuesday from the Santian raines.
where they found the Albany mill run
ling IN charge of Mr.. Read aud four or |
I've other men. II viii be run this vim
er on an economical plan. Provisicns
we're being teeca IA s~r s.fr. fAwler who /
Fill be back from Salt Lake eity prohai,- |
y next week. There Was no snow either
It the summit or the mines.
George Harris and son and w. f. Gil
EFT returned last night from their sev-
raj months trip through south eastern |
oregon, graphically told by Mr.. Harris |
n several letters that have appeared in |
he columns OF the DKNoCRAr and elicit |
ID great deal of interest on account of |
heir spicy character and portrayal OF |
lie: They succeeded in getting Bill
'ack all right. = While gone they did
marble work at Silver lake.
4akeview and Klamath Falls.