The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-12
Ed I'd schmeer is running the Toledo

hotel. '"' Aoieuo
vile with his family. ~"
Deputy U. s. Marshal J. A. Wilson
spent Sunday in Albany.
Editor Brown Of the Brownsville
Times, was in the city today.
! Capt. Kuhn and Lieut.. fisck,eman. Of
4 the ). A. were in the city today.
! Vernon Ramp, OF the ALBANY band
playing at the bay has returned home
| ID. {. Herrin, grand master Workman
OF OREGON, was IN the city today on
trip through the valley.
Deputy Clerk Montague spent Sunday
at M. Tabor, his wife being on visit
there with her parents.
DR.. Wallace who returned from New
port reports Mrs. n. II. Allen as slightly
improved, though seriously i'll.
Mrs. John Nelson, daughter, son-in-
law and grand child. OF Shedd, were in
the city today.
Mr.. W. j. Turnidge, of Crabtree, has
sold his entire mercantile business and
prope -ty to MIR. J. Nj. kntch, of Leba-
non, for the sum Of $500.
Manager 0lney, Of The Pacsfic Board of
Underwriters for the Northwe OF Port.
land, Is in the city today investigating
Alhany's water supply.
Hon. Jason Wheeler returned again
last Saturday night, from Cascadia.
which he has found a very agreeable
place for summers outing.
Rev. DR.. Davenport Of Lebanon preach
ed two sermons in the L. p. church of an
interesting and instructive character.
de IS a talented as well as pleasant
gentleman.
Prof Hartley, who left Albany sever
al weeks ago without leaving his address
or informing kis acQuaintances, was
seen few Gays ago in The Dalles, where
be was running about such q class of
boys in brigade as here.
Prof +. n. Mitchell has received ,hs
formal contract of HE engagement as
teacher OF the Weston public schools, and
will 90 there in time TO begin business
September /. This is pretty thorough
knockout for the one who tried to defeat
nim for the place.
Mr.. Vanderpooi pioneer resident, OF
Benton county, residing on Soap Greek,
few days ago was given an operation,
aud one of his feet was amputated bv
Drs Wallace and Davis OF this city. made
necessary by gangrene setting in the
foot.
r. W. Mit.hell, land agent Of the "
V & Q N W 4 Co., arrived in krineville
on wednesday, coming over the CAs-
cades via the Santiam route. He found
the roads in fine condition, probably
better than it has ever been belore since
IL = R~s-ssf-
From the oregonian. Mrs. F. Egsers
returned from Alaska Thursday evening,
after 9 most enjoyable trip, in company
with number OF the Congregational
council tourists. She Was accompanied
from Seattle by Miss Lizzie EeRert, who
will spend couple OF weeks AZ The Hill,
as the guest OF her uncle and aunt.
Mrs Madeline B. Conkling. Worthy
Grand Matron OF the o. f. s. in Oregon,
1ormerlyiof Roseburg, Oreg., arrived last
Thursday. Mr. Conklng having beea
induced to accept the position OF book
keeper in the First National bank OF
Prineville, they have permanently here
-Prineville Journal.
a recent long distant ride on bicycle
was that of Will Burkhart across the
mountains by the way of the Mackenzie
route ana Dack OY the way OF Lebanon
road, distance OF go niles, in five days
over mountain road. Coming down the
seven mile hill he tied a fir bush behind
his bicycle and made the trip in good
shape.
The Oregonian gives the follo~ing &C.
count OF the Hamilton BurkhArt we'd
ding: One OF the charming events OF the
East Side for the week was the marriage
Of DIR. w. B. Hamilton OF Portland, 10
Miss Lucille Burkbart, Of Covington,
Tenn, on Thursday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Clara Strackman. The houee
was prettily decorated with Oregon
grape, sweet peas and roses. The mar
risge ceremony was pronounced at 8 o.
clock bv Rev. W. o Forbes. OF the AL
bina Presbyterian church. in the pres
ence OF g small number Of the friends
and relatives OF the contracting parties