The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-26

Mr.. Sam Dagger, OF scio. Was in the
city today.
W II. GOltrA wAs in Salem Yesterday
On business.
The Misses stafford xen. to the BAY
this noon.
Mrs. J. X. Haight has returned from
the Bay.
D. Z. Mason returned from the Bay
this noon.
Albert Sternburg returned last night
from the east.
Mr. Buoy.the c. &. E agent al Toledo,
was in the city today.
Hrs y J.Henton and daughters have
returned IRON CAscadia.
Charles PleifIer aud JOHN Isom have
returned from the Sodss-
Riley Cooper, the Independence hop
man, was IN the city yesterday.
There was born to Mr.. and Mis-. Doug
las, AT Tangent, last Monday, q boy.
+. Q. Matteson. Eugene attorney,
has located at La Luz. New Mexico.
J.B. Mnliay the internal revenue man
came up from Portland this noon.
s. A Hulin. the Lane county druggist,
formerly OF Albany, hes moved 10 La
Grrnde 10 reside.
Mr.. ]. A. Gross, of Ashland, 10 in the
city. Three among the pretty windows
Of the new Catholic church were pre-
sented BY Mr.. 6ross.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Monieith left to-
day for Spokane, and will again locate
some where in Eastern Washington, hav.
ing left Davenport, where thsy have been
for the pact year.
J.K. Morrison returned this noon
from Alaska where he has been some
time in the employ of the G r. On a boat
on the Stickeen route The bottom has
dropped out OF things there.
Ben Barker, who has been in charge
OF freight train running out oi Port.
land, has just been transferred to the
run from Dunsmuir 10 Edgewood IN
Northern California, and will soon take
charge OF IL.
Rev. and Mrs. Melvin Williams, who
have been at Cottage iirove for several
weeks, came to AIbau, Yesterday and in
a few ,ys will return TO Vlsalia, Calif.,
where Rev. Williams will resume his
pastoral charge, having been urgently
requested TO do SO.
T. L. Clark, Portland travelling man
was at Long Beach last week. He en-,
| ioyed surf bathing and remained in tbs
water an hour and a half. The next
morning both legs we're paralyzed. By
hard rubbing one, leg was made service
| able but he has not yetrecovered the use
OF the other Telegram.
Mr.. andy Hunt tells the DEMOCRAT o
letter received oy George Burkhart thi'
morning from Ben johnson, who is al
Sulphur Springs. In Benton county. Ac
cording to il Ben is making big haul o
ground squirrels. which he will can fo
next winter. He expects to Put np 32C
of the animals.
| d. r. Mills, OF Ashland, is here today
He has just returned from the Trans
Mississippi and International Exposition
at Omaha. Mr.. Mills is heavy fruit
grower at Ashland, and naturally looked
at the Oregon exhibit at Omaha from
fruitgrower's standpoint. He says tha
while the exhibit is an excellent one, tn
/. showing OF fruits is very small and var,
poor, and does not at all give visitors al
idea as to the capabilities OF this stat
; in horticultural matters Telegram
Ralph E. Parker, Salem boy vel
known here, who is now attending Stan
! ford University has again brought tn
Salem delegation into notice at that col
lege. Mr.. Parker is taking specia
course in civil engineering and me
chanical drawing and has won the et
! TEEN and confidence OF his professors I
2 snch an extent that he has beea entrust
9 ed with the task of surveying the sit
for the large new chapel and librar
building they are erecting at StaniorC
For one who has been at Stanford onl
0 one semester TO be selected over student
2 who have bcen there several years is q
Il honor which Salem should be proud |
0 claim as belonging through Mr.. PaIke
:, in part to her.-Salem Journal.
Don't tell your neighbors what 81
see in the east window Of the Albaay hu
!, niture Co. Terms half cash balance befo
J you leave the store.