The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-21

President and Mrs W II Lee returned
this noon from q trip to Portland.
Mrs. Happersett went to Roseburs
yesterday on visit with relatives ant
friends.
D. B. Monteith left this noon for rort
expects to do business ior awhile.
NJ. Monteith is in the city. In 8
few days he will begin travelling fol
Hood, Foulkrod 4 Co., big Philadel.
phia dry goods house.
T. B. Merry, an old Oregon newspa.
per man, who has been lest sight OF lol
several years. is now editor and mana
ger OF the Los Angeles Phoenix, weekly
paper of good circu;ation.-Ex
]. W. Blsin was passenger for AL.
bany on last lights overland. He ex
poets to go to Los Angeles. California. il
a few days. where he has secured situ'
ation.-Salem Statesman.
The Toledo Leader says that: G. E.
Hawkins q young attorney from ALBANY
has located in Toledo and will engage in
the practice of law. Mr.. Hawkins comes
we'll recommended, and we wish him
success. His Office for the present i:
with G. B. Crosno.
Mr.. Ralph Knapp was in the city to.
day on his way from McMinnyille 10 En-
gene to enter the state university, going
into the sophomore yesr- Mr. Knapp
recently was interested in q Joke tha,
really didn't amount 10 much, but i,
caused a good deal of feeling, and the re.
sulf - fha chance cfafnI
Mr.. F. S. Kelly, manager Of the Port
land Co.'S Red Crown Mills, of tfis city
yesterday went TO Portland to reside.
having been promoted TO the position OF
Secretary of the head Office of the COM
pany at that city. He will be succeeded
here by lMr. Townsend. the present
bookkeeper.
Mr.. ]. A. Wilson, recently boook keep
er OF the Albany BreSing Co. and q
prominent Linn county politician, mas
secured position as deputy q mar
shal under Marshal Houser, at Portland
and left for that city yesterday to assume
his duties. He will make a competen,
offcisl.
Deputy United States Marshal Hu mp
rey is once more at his post of duty in
the marshal's Office, having returned
from Albany. whiiher he was called by
the illness of his wife. The many friends
of Mrs Hum pilrey will be pleased TO learn
that her condition is not as serious al al
first reported, and that she is on the
road to ecovery.-Telegram.
This week Alexander Rennie received
dispatch from Charlie Pearee OF San
Francisco. asking the former If be would
accept position in dry-gooC.s store at
Echo, New, at certain salary, proprie-
tor having asked Mr.. Pearse TO recon-
mend some person for the position. The
Inducements are such that Mr. Rennie
has decided to accept the place, and with
his wife, starts Eext Monday for Sacra-
mento where he will meet his future em.
ployer, and should no obstacle intervene,
make permanen arrangements to take up
his residence in the silver state. Mr
and Mrs. Rennie will be greatly missed
in almost every avenue of Corvallis CO.
cial world.-Corvallis Times.
In drunken fight at Hynen, KS, over
Q game OF cards last week eight ruen were
killed. Any wbiskey Is bad enough. bui
Kentucky whiskey always has solar plexa'
blow.
The jefferson Review says: We hat
the pleasure of attending the installation
of Albany Tent, K o 7 NJ, and also vii
nesssd some inItiatory work, which wa
superb. Albany Tent is justly proud of il
team. The new commander is our oil
friend W A Cox, and we predict be will b
a good one.