The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
Cow rord retnrned this noon from

d. S. Reid, president OF the East
ern Oregon State Normal school at Wes'
ton. was in the city toiaf.-Pendieton
E,O.
The infant baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Cum
ming. born recently at Cascadia, died a
few days ago.
License was issued yesterday for the
marriage OF Ross Shepherd and Miss
Rose Merlgrai.
Rev. q. w. Grannis OF Salem disting-
uished himself few days ago by catch
ing a five foot shark.
Mr.. John Cutlin this noon left for
Roseburg to enter the Soldiers Home,
going now on account OF illness.
Miss Tot Cowan, OF Lebanon, spent
Sunday in this city with her friends
Misses Jessie Clifton and Elma Parker.
Among the priests in the city is Father
Lane OF st Louis, Marion county, son
OF the late Lafayette Lane OF Douglas
county.
Judge Burnett came up from Salem
last night and today the bin OF exceptions
in the NanWinkle-Crabtree case was set
tied before him.
Rev. j. l.. Hershner, pastor OF the
Congregational church at Hood River. is
spending his vacation at Sodaville. He
will be there until about Sept. LIST.
Mr.. w. p. Perry. an old q. A. r.
man, being member OF Co. c., Iowa,
and now resident OF that state, was in
the city on his way to Iaquina.
The harp and violin boys from Los
Angeles, Calf, are in the city. iurnish-
ing some fine street music. They were
here two years ago and the year before.
Mr.. I. J. Rogers aud Miss Hela Rice
were married at Rowland, in this C, un-
ty, last Saturday. August IL. at the home
OF the brides parents. Theyahave the
best wishes OF many.
From the Eugene Guard: DR.. T. W.
harris left on last nights overland for a
trip To California, and will visit various
points. Mrs. ID. Link, Mrs. Schwering,
Misses livermore and kinsey have re-
turned from trip up the Mohawk.
Mrs. Judge Hewitt and daughter Miss
Olga, and Mrs. George Hochstedler left
this morning by way OF the Great North
ern, for indianapolis, where they will
attend the grand lodge of Rathbone sit-
tiers soon to convene there.
Miss Estella Porter, Of this city. was
taken suddenly i'll last Friday and has
since been unconscious. TIE disease
seems to be something Of ca,aleptlc
nature. Her many friends hope FOR her
speedy recovery.
A very enjoyable evening was spent nj
the residence of r i Parker Of this city.
The time was passed in music. recita-
tons and dancing Those present were
Misses Miller OF Letsanou, Lanning,
darkness. Clifton. Messrs RAIs,un.
Louie and Clyde Fox. Mr. Reilly.
Mr.. Nanderpool OF Soap Creek. onc o.
whose legs vas recently amputatei by
Drs. Wallace and Davis Of this CITY. Is
doing we'll. The leg vas ampusAteI al
the ankle, aud the wound has healed
without any gangrene which often ap-
pears IN such cases.
Among those who returned from the
bay this noon we're Mrs Vim Forsmiller
and children. Miss Anna Fortmiller. +.
A. Schiller. WA. Faber and wife, Dr.
Prank SkiiE and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Cochran. and Chris vandran.
Thos. Kay OF the Salem woolrn mills
who has been in New York for tie last
month Is expected home this evening.
Ills daughter Miss Lenore will remain in
New York City until she meets her cous-
in Mrs. Seth RAissrick. who l. returning
from Europe. when both ladies' wall re-
turn 10 SALEM Journal.
Geo. Miller OF CresRell IS one Of the
men N Lane county who have 4 claim
Tor Indian depnedaiions allowed. 4 10;
oi sso~'k ownesi By him vas driven of by
the Indians during their deprcziAgions in
an early day. His claim was for $1,000.
and he vas allowed 5000. Of this
amount; about $1,000 will b-s Used np ia
lees, etc, leaving about s.. 90 io- 2illlcr.
- Register.
Harrisburg correspondent o! the
Brownsville Times: ]. X. Carswris}st's
early hops promise q phenomenal Yield.
Expert growers are unanimously OF the
opinion that they will reach 5000 lbs.
pei acre. They will be ready for si.e
market by tire list ot September. Late
hops in this district are in average csan-
diilon, and from the effect OF the la.cr ho:
weather are comparatively clear a4 lace.
According 10 he Wes,on Leader, the
directors OF Weston distract have rAsided
their election Of Prof. F. N. Mitchell az
principal OF the Weston eehool, the most
careful investigation having iAtlei 10 dis
cover any foundation for Ghe serious
charges agains; him Instead he is
backed By Numerous and slrCag recon-
mendAiious from the Wiliameise valley.
The present contract is Tor month, al
the expiration Of which period SIR.
Mitchell will be retained sor tie term IL
his services prove satisfactory. school
begins sep.em Der : next.
81 Sichel. Minor Lewis, All. Allen and
John Chambers leis lass "Wednesday
mUrning for Albany aud Portland. They
Left in four horse back aud we're inllv
ladened Cham befs vas their driver and
this wil! insure their safe arrival al Al
bAny. Mr.. Chambers will return with
the team while the trio OF Priueville
dudes will 20 on - Portland and take in
the sights of Oregoa's metropolis. and As
these youths are not educated into the
mysteries of city ways. Ne shadder 10
contemplate their terrible experience.
So We ask the people along the route TO
tre It them with the uimost kindness and
eonsideFalion.-Pnneville Review.