The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-16
Lebanon
Ffnm the Criterion

From the Criterion.
Santiam Academy will open Septem-
Der l9Ih. The prospeccs at present are
that the attendance will he larger than
last ear.
Mrs. J. @. Mayer is now in Chicago,
where che has been for several weeks
studying the latest styles OF fall snd win
ter millinery.
Miss Dot Harris had the misfortune TO
get one of her fingers crushed nearly off
in reclining chair the tirsi OF the week
At his home three n.les east OF Soda
vile, September l 1885, alter a lingering
illness OF typhoid fever, d. W McCAllis-
ter. Mr.. Callister was we'll and iayorably
known throughout Linn county.
The annual county conyen ton OF the
W. c. T. U. will be held in Lebanon. at
the NJ. Z. CHURCH. commencing at 10
O'Clock Thursday morning. Sept. 18th,
and continuing over Friday evening.
Phil Ritter, who has been running the
engine for Wallace. Thompson K
Walkers tLresher this year. reports that
they shut down yesterday alter thresh-
ing twenty-six dAys. They averaged
1000 bushels per day; pretty good run
for this year.
Mis- Edna Prize. of Salem, spent the
day Monday visiting Mss Pet Smith.
and then went on TO Waterloo to spend q
iew days wish her pArsnts before their de
parture for their hone in Eastern Ore
gor.
Yesterday xhile G. W Taylor was "
ing in the shade OF bundle wagon at u.
II. BANDS place south ottcwu, the driv-
eF OF the wagon threw = shovel of the
wagoL, which struck Mr.. Taylor on the
head, cutting quite q severe cash.
r. Z Micheuer writes 10 ]. W. Men
zes saying that he has been spending
his yaea ton peddling school charts and
maps amAng the Swedes aud SorwegiAns
Of Northern Minnesota, where he seldom
bears the English language usel Mr..
Miehenor xill attend med'cA school tnis
year.
E. T. Merrill, Of Reed Ciiv. Mich, is
up the Santiam buying lum Der.
Miss Ethel Redfield began teaching
the Detroit school last Monday.
George Hubbard has bought the in
isTest OF his partners ia tue Cascade
Lumber Co, at Berry.
Mr.. Arch Hammer, who wss recently
in the Bohemia :nines several weeks. has
returned home.
o. W. Taylor, train dispatcher on the
s. p has been promoted TO the position
Of assistant superintendent, under Super
iniendent Fields.
Mr. o. C. Maxwell, who has been
teaching IN Crook county for several
years. Was in the city today. He has
been engaged to teach the Canyon City
school the coming year.
Jack Roscoe, who has been with the
wire department OF the Postal Teleg-
raph Co. for several months, and pre-
vious with the w. T., arrived in Albany
this noon and will probably remain dur
ing the wiuier.
Mr.. Perry Prettyman and wife came
down.from Cottage Grove yesterday and
are the guests of the formers parents.
Mr.. Prettyman is working as fireman
on theS. z. between Grants Pass and
Ashi d
Miss Fena Flory, q school teacher oI
Athena, UmAtilla county, was IN Salem
yesterday, having stopped hers on he'
way home from a visit TO friends in Al
bAny, to visit her unc.e, A ID Leedy
She left for her home at Athena yester
day Afternoon. statesman.
| James Warren, OF Douglas county
Washington, the 34.year. old son OF Mrs
Eliza Warren [nee Spslding) the hrs
| white child born in Oregon. is in tht
citv on business, Mr.. Narren's mothei
10 the daughter OF Kew. end airs. Spald
ing, victims OF the Whitman massacre
, and herself a captive for three week
|, among the indians who did the deadl.
work.-Journal.
D Orin Beam, OF Co. |, capped the eli
a max in the matter OF curiosities by send
a ing TO his parents in this city, anon
other things, q tooth taken from Span
lard killed in battle. As a curiosity Co
lector MIR. Beam will go to the head {
v the class. The experience he had unde
|, Photographer Crawford was not in vain
Prof. Young, of the state uuiversit,
was in the city today on his way shom
;. from Polls county where he had secure
7 some valuable documents for his fortl
= coming history OF Oregon. He also hi
y the promise OF the use Of the very walt
% able Nesmith documents, and is conten
y plating an inspection OF the DEMOCRAT
y files for some valuable facts.
Two buildings belonging to Washhul
&c & Sons, at Springfield, Lane count
er were burned yesterday morning. o.
10 OF the buildings was occupied by kec
the barber, and the other by Washbu
GO & Sons as warehouse.
n. Lehmen's circus will be in Spokane Sc
v. 8. in Pendleton Sept. Is, and in Wa
Walla Sept. l6, which indicates that
may not be down through the::valie
a though it is possible that after maxi
On those towns it may then return this "
y on the way to San Francisco.
County Clerk Crabtree returned Il
noon from Scio, where he had been
business. While there he saw the>wa
house, which gave away the night
fore. The warehouse is in two s;ori
the lower one for sacking, the upI
consisting of nine bins on cement pilla
= The building sort OF broke in two in
,an middle, spreading about six feet ed
viii way, breaking some OF the bins opt
iii Pre- badly not more than 500 bushels
de grain, though, run out. There was
~ 0ta0 huahelH of wheat and 10 001 hueh