The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-22

The click Of the binder is again heard
in the land.
The aphis or hop louise is getting in it's
work on the wheat, the extent of the dam
age is yet to be proven.
]. B. Davis, wife and daughters Miss
Nora and Pauline, were visiting relatives
in Clackamas county last week, return
ing home Sunday.
| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Rainey on Fri
day, July 10, son. All doing well.
Job karney and wife contemplate tax
ing few weeks outing At Waterloo in
the near future.
James Long, of CIackamas county, " as
visitor in these parts the first Of the
week. his sister Miss Ruby returned
with him.
Clay Newman and John Fariow made
flying trip 20 Eastern Oregon a short
time ago in search Of work, they report
men working there for from SO to 75
cents per day. It's needless 10 say they
did not hire.
Mrs. Mckee, OF Albany, who has been
visiting relatives in this neighborhood
for some time returned home last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Jessie Bilyeu anticipates visiting
her sister who now resides in Portland,
in few days.
July is. PEoDiGGL.
Mr. Henry McBee, Of Berry, is in the
city.
J. 4. Smith, Lebanon's new post
master. sin the city.
Miss Maud Crosby has returned from
visit with Portland friends.
Mrs. John Robson and son returned
several days ago from their trip to Iowa
Miss Seitie Whitney. who has been
visiting in Eugene, IS in the city 10 at
tend the teachers insiii2se.
Miss Phoebe Layton and mother left
today ior Eugene where they will spend
a week visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. n. c. Gaines. the genial ex-sheriff
was IN the city yesterday on business.
He is now residing near Scio, and has
been rustiing in the hay field.
Three new officers of the X OF lodge
as Prinevilie are former Albany men. L
\ Liggett is prelase. NJ 4 Brink u Of F,
aud c W Elkins NJ OF A.
Among Salem people going 10 the Bay
yesterday were Mr.. ard Mrs. q. +. Rog-
ers, Mrs. ]. II. Albert. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Holman. Mrs. John Holman and
Mrs. Madge Waller
+. C. Giltner returned Sunday even
ing from Washington. u. C.. where he
has been holding q secreiaryship under
his uncle. United States Senator Geo. "
McBride.-Salem Journal.
Miss Gertrude Cartwright will leave
for California next Wednesday. After a
few months viaii Miss Gertrude will say
| farewell TO the west and rsinu TO her
old Eastern home.-0aklaud Gazette.
Mrs. Fred Denhaun arrived yesterday
| from Fresno Cal, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Denham will make their home in Salem.
When leaving Fresno the mercury stood
At 100 in the shade. and upon arriving at
Salem Mrs. Denham found il very chilly.
Salem Journal.
| Among the passengers on the Cottage
City which, also arrived Saiuday, were
y j. Bryant and &C. Cherry. the local
inspectors OF hulls and boilers. They
went north on their annual vacation and
made the rovnd trip in the Cottage City.
Seattle T. ].
Miss Violet Smeigh, who has ueen in
Albany couple oil mouths the guest OF
II HGI GQJSlA 1AtH "a 49,
night for Ashland, where she will visit
with friends several weeks before re-
turning to her home at San Francisco
A number of her Albany friends were at
the depot to see her of.
C. Z. Hawkins sits in the bachelors 8
ranks no more, his wife and family hav-
ing arrived with their household, goods
from Albany last Friday. They have
a. IN Mrs fanrSp-
lands house on Second street We vel
come them to our town.-Toledo Leader.
Rev W Il Butcher. OF. sagamon, Ill.,.
who has been attending the general
. council OF the Congregational church al
Portland, is in the city. About twenty
five wears ago Rev Butcher was pastor ol
| the Congregational church OF this city
: for four years, and came up to see II
(, there are some here who had not forgot
:, ten him. He found quite number.
Mr.. Jas. Irwin is confined to his HON,
u on account OF an accident that happened
. last Friday. While painting on th'
!. house of Mr.. Settlemier block cam'
= loose letting his end OF the ladder drol
J about sixteen feet to the ground, bruis
ING and laming him so that 1t Will b
some time before he gets out. His part
% ner who was on the other end OF the lad
e der was thrown up against the roof.
Rev. and Mrs. Hood OF Shedd, Rev
e Henderson OF Oakville, and Mae Pollocl
: of this city left today for Mt Hood
y by wagon. They will be joined by Rev
!. Heryey of Halsey, and cross the noun
- tains by the Barlow route, returning b
a the Warm Springs agency and the Let
= y anon wagon road, being gone nearly fou
- weeks.