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

take him home.-Statesman.
Mr.. Will Simpson came up from Port
land this noon.
Mrs. Bert Van Cleve came over from
Philomath this noon.
Mr.. Bert Westbrook did not 90 to
Brownsville yesterday.
Mr.. Hugh Fisher. the Sodaville mer-
chant, was in the city today.
Mr.. Owens, the woodsawer, has been
IN Tangent doing live business for sew
eral days.
Earl Albeit, son OF Rev. Abbot, is yice-
president of the class of 1908 of the state
university.
The Quaker Medicine Concert Comp
any will begin a several DAYS engage
ment at the armory tomorrow night.
Mr.. Cowau, who has been visiting in
Prineville several weeks, returned last
Wednesday to his home at Warm
Sprins.-Review
W. B. Henderson, Of Umatillascountv
father of Miss Maud Henderson of this
city, is in Albany and will spend the
winter here.
Mr.. L. c. Stratton and family will
leave tonight for Ohio on a visit with
relatives and former neighbors, and will
be gone about six weeks.
Fred Goulet, former Albany saloon
keeper, who has been residing in Ger
vais several years has moved to
junction City where he will run saloon
Mr. Joe Purdom, sergeant at arms of
the iDser house in the recent state legis-
lature, came up this noon and Is visiting
Albany relatives and friends.
Mrs. Joseph Webber, who has been
here attending the funeral OF Dir. and
Mrs. W. Mansfeld's little boy, returned
on the boat to Portland this morning.
The Dalles I. NJ.
Homer Dayenport's first cartoon since
arriving from the east appeared in the
Examiner today. Il is clean and to the
point IN contrast to the monstrosities
that have been appearing over Edgren's s
signature.
Charles LappeHs has been appointed
Chinese lLsl'ref"r at this port TOR the
government. He is the only white man
| in the state who can talk the Chinese
language. Charlie was born in this city
and is bright young man.--Welcome.
Mr.. p. B. Marshall went to Portland
this noon to join his wife who is there re.
ceiying medical treatment. and upor
whom another operation will be per.
formed at the hospital. Her case is con
sidered very serious one.
A. G. Woodcock, oue ot Frgene's lead
ing lawyers, fruit raisers anu farmers, il
in the city and tomorrow will assist in
the prosecution of McGrath for the muir
der of young Turner. Mr.. Woodcock il
one OF the most prosperous attorneys il
the valley.
Mr.. Logan Hayes, of the Western
Union, OF Corvallis, was in the city 20
day on his way to Ashland, where hG
will run the ticker for three weeks. Lo
gaD is one OF tile best operators in th'
valley, besides being city father. Ht
was born in Linn county near this city
Mr.. A. O. Morgan, of Tangent, ha
traded his farm for q farm near Douglas
Union county, and has started for hi
new home accompanied by his family
Linn county will loose some excellen
citizens, and their neighbors general,
regret seeing them leave. They went +
Portland in hack and will go from ther
on the boat.
From The Rural Spirit Of Portland
NJ. Scott, of Albany, was down Frida
with hogs and sheep and again on Tues
day with cattle. d. Taylor, of Halsey
= wasdown Saturday with prime load {
: sheep, and l.. Lewis, of Lebanon, sen
D in load OF sheep and hogs. M. I
0 Wheeler, OF Lebanon, was down Tuesd q
2 with sheep and hogs.
: Mr.. John Vineyard and Mr.. Fuller.
Corvallis, were in the city today on the
: way from the Cascades, where they wei
ten days ago on trip after game and
r prospecting. They passed through La
wood and went as far as Cleveland roc
1 where they found some excellent miner
/ prospects, but they found game scare
and came back without any venison
panthers.
! ! Weston Leader: Prof. F. NJ. Mitch
. entertained small rarty of friends Ia
: evening at the residence of Mrs. J.
e Wheeler. The guest were invited to me
n his nephew, Rev. w. G. Mitchell,
= Milton, who was expected to arrive or
: short visit with his family. 1t unft
;. tunately happened that as the revere
d gentleman, with his wife and two chi
d rem, had reached the top of Dry ere
y hill, an infant daughter was sudden
7. attacked by Group, and the family
y mained while Mr. Mitchell came to We
: on to explain their non-arrival and th
returned to his little daughters bedsiC
=, The guest, however, passed a pleasa
4, hour or two with vocal music and liv,
e conversation, Prof. Hill leading in {
IS fusillade of repartee. Light refres
N ments were served.