The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-26

Mr.. james Shahan OF Mill City, is ir
the city today.
| Mrs. w. A. Mack, now OF Pendleton
is in the city on a visit with friends.
X Shelton OF Scio was in the city today
on his way home from Corvallis.
Mics Winnifred Fennel, Of Salem, has
been in the city visiting Albany friends
Mrs. G. ID. Kennedy and son Of Port.
land, are in the city the guests OF the
formers sister Mrs. w. n. Parker.
!. w. Dickinson, of Albany, has OPEN
ed up q feed stable in the old stable on
Railroad street. - Independence Enter
prise.
Charles Burggraf. the Salem architect,
was in the city today on his way TO Co
guile City where he will have supervis-
ion of the work on the rev court house
at that city.
Airs. James Collins. OF Mehama has
just received letter from her husband
well known in Albany announcing his
safe arrival in Dawson.
Mrs. l.. f. Hamilton, Miss Mildred
Burmester and Miss Helen Crawford re-
turned last night from Cascadia, and
Mrs. l.. +. BlAin from Waterloo.
W. Fl. Parsons of Eugene. has brought
suit for divorce against his wife Clara,
who Is now IN Omaha, assisting in the
Oregon exhibit.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Wolve1ton
came up from Salem this noon and will
spend several days at the home Of the
parents Of the latter in the country.
Prof. Lee and family. Dir. and Mrs.
Fortmiller Srs., Mrs. John Aithouse and
Mrs. Roweii and daughter returned this
noon from their summers outing at the
Bay.
Henry Loster died at Pauline, Aug. 6.
at the age oi So years. He came 10 Ore
gon in 1892 and settled at Oregon CITY.
Later he live in the Waldo hiils. and then
removed TO Eastern Oregon.
The sale OF the Peoples Press of this
city TO Mr.. 4. d. hale OF Kings Valley.
Benton county, by Smith d Jones, is re-
ported. the new editor and proprietor 20
take possession September 7ih.
Mrs. j. A. Weaver and con returned
home last stening from SodayilIe. Mrs.
esver sas obliged 10 leave much earIi-
er than Eas intended on account OF bad
dose OF poison oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Young returned
this morning from San Francisco, where
they had been with the remains Of the
!aiters iasher who died several weeks
ago IN this city. Mrs. DR.. Gibson viii
30 east alter awhile and reside with her
aged mother.
AF. John Tway returned 10 ALBANY
tAks morning after an absence Of about .
year, :compietly surprising his family.
FOR i've months he Was conductor on a
train on the Mexico Central, running
Through an interesting part OF Mexico, |
then he assumed position as conductor
on the road running out Of Needles, Calf. |
where he has since been employed. 4
lea days ago be Eprained one Of his |
ankles and came home TO recaPerzte for |
iwo or three weeks.
Prof. Hiram Tyree, fouY wears super
inteudeat OF the Albany public schools.
lett this morning On the overland for
La 6ran6e, where he viii take charge of
the schools os that city in September. |
PROT Tyree has proven himself an edu-
Gator os marked ability. putting the Al |
h21y schools on splendid iasis, aud he
slA unioubts-iIy do the same for |
La GEande. ere OF Eastern OresOa's most |
prosperous cities.
I'd Stewart and Mick Crawford left |
AIossy this morning zs6 O'Clock 50 min |
8tes and ) seconds. on tandem, for |
Portland. intending 10 make the trip in |
record time snd no do1bs have done 50 |
u they KEEP; up the pace al which they
started. From Portland they will take |
steamer 10 Astoria where they will at |
tend the great regatta, which promises !
70 be tue usass successful in the history |
ss that city
Mr.. and Mrs. B. =. Irvine OF the Cot
Wallis Times arrived IN Albany this
from San Francisco, on their !
way home alter several weeks solourn IN
the metropolis ol the coast. While there
they saw nearly everything that vas
worth xitnessing,a including Emanuel
church Of DEE-T1nt fame. which attracts
muitlsndes oct Of curiosity every sun
day. They visited the Oregon bows al
Camp Merit; and reported them very
anxious 80 so to Manila, that they might
nos have to return home without some
war experience.