The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-04-15


New York 10i 1llc and 8ss6c.
Liverpool no change.
San Francisco holiday.
Albany zoe.
Charles Bowen came up from Salem
this noon.
Judge Burnett, Of Corvallis, is in the
the city this afternoon.
D L. Curl left this morning for Day.
ton, Wash on visit with relatives.
]. F. McHenry, the rustline organizer.
10 in the city organizing q lodge OF Vigil
lantefe.
A. w. Marks returned this noon from
Astoria. whore he has been working for
the A 4 G.
Mr.. Matt Scott returned last night
from Portland. where he had been on
cattle business.
Mr.. ]. o. Crossiey, recently OF Salt
Lake, is 10 the city on visit with his
uncle Major Johnson.
Mr.. Georue Anderson, who went 10
Skagway with golden prospects, several
months ago, returned last night with the
prospects behind him. He got enough
|of that country and 10 glad to be at
home. The other Albany men will roon
foilow. =
Tonight Mrs. Nareissa White Kinney,
OF Astoria, lectures at the college audi
torium on Rome, rs saw it" Mrs.
Kinney has o brilliant reputation as a
writer and public speaker.-Corvalii
Gazette.
Prof. A. s. Mcdonald, OF the Harris.
kfxrx AL,
ticket for school superintendent, has
gone to Kansas. called there ny the seri-
ous Illness OF bis mother. He will be
gone about two weeks. -
Walter L. Toooe and wife, OF Wood
burn. we're in the city this afternoon on
Their way to Lebanon. where Mr. Tooxe
win pluck the feathers from the eagle
tonight in the interest OF the republican
party. 4
Engineer Arthur Miller came no from
Albany yesterday and is packing bis
household goods preparatory TO moving
them to that place. Mrs. Miller 10 visit
ing relatives in Cortland, y. Y.-Rose-
burg Review.
pleasing feature OF the Darlington
entertainments this week was the per-
forming on the piano OF Jean de Chau
venes- Though o Young man he dis
plays rare talent ari good Judges here
pronounce bis playing far above the
average. paying him pronounced com-
pliments.
Miss Janet Wardoi met xith the Mag
aTine club this afternoon AZ the home Il
Mr.. Charles Pfeifter. and spent the after
noon With the cub eaciRlly. She xass
heard in several recitstie ne to the de-
light OF all. Miss Waldorf is charming
young woman personally.
Miss Iva Templeton, one Of the Normal
students. returned home from Myrtle
Greek Monday where she had heen at
tending the bedside OF her friend, Mrs.
T. \. Humphrey, who died March 26, OF
quick consumpsion.-Drain WAtehmau
A readable letter from @. W. Watts,
written st Lake Bennett. appears in to-
days 0regoniau. He 10 81 the junction
Of ihe two passes and seea every body GO
ing and coming from the kIoudike. Mr..
Watts mentions Bud williams Of Al
bany As being one OF those at Lake Ben
nett.
The AssoEian, q strong republican Dc
per, says OF the union nominee for school
Professor Lyman is
everywhere recognized As q plain. prAc.
teal man, who has always done his duty
without fuss or osientation. He 10 alec
famiiiariy known TO the reading and
public Of the entire northwest ~
an interesting aud able writer On histor-
ical and industrial subiects"
Among the members Of the Boston
Ladies' Military BAND. which gives =
concert here Tuesday evening. is M'ss
Bessie Datesman. q former o A. @. stu
dent and member Of the Corvallis ladies'
brass band. Miss Datssmzn has sind-
led and prse;ierd diligently since leeving
Corvallis and IL is said thai she has iew
superiors ~ eornetiss. among women.
Corvallis Gazette.