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

weighed 400 pounds. Ii had been feed
ing on the goats in that neighborhood,
and bad become so familiar with his mis-
chief that it become necessary 10 lis
pense with him.
The Misses Gard returned this noon
from the Bay.
Mrs. Albert Cole and children, of Scio,
have been visiting Albany relatives.
Hon. A. J. Johnson was in The city to-
day on his way home from the ocean.
Airs. NJ. Senders returned from the Bay
yesterday, after months sojoun there.
Mr.. Quincy Propst has returned from
a three months vacation spent in the
harvest field.
Mrs. John Clelan and Mrs. <. q. Raw
iings have been in Portland on q visit
with purser Rawlings.
L. l. Swami and brother DIR. Swami,
who has been here on visit left today
/ ioF Dallas on visit with a sister
George stimbson is taking his regular
summer vacation. We doD's know
where he Is. Fred Armstrong is filling
his place.
/ ". Clifford Nash, Of the musical de
partment Of the state university. va
IN the city this noon on his way 90 Eu
gene.
Rev II L. Reed is expected hon.
from his Vernon; trip tomorrow noon
He will preach in the PreshyteriSt.
church next Sunday.
| Among those who returned from the
/ Bay today were Mrs. Waiter Mouteish,
Mrs. u. B. Monteith and son and Mr..
Charles Monteith.
California has oaly one more camp O
WooiInen OF the World than Oregon.
loI and los respectively. Colorado leads
IN This jurisdiction with ls4-
Elmer Sanuels injured in iise ihresh-
ing accident at Junction is reported
tetier. He is . bro,her-in-lAw OF Mrs.
William Forinillcr, Of this city.
The social to have been given ty Man
TAnsia Circle this evening has tseu un-
avoldAbly postponed iox txoor three
Secks, notice Of gaich will Ac given
later
MrE. Sarcissa White Kinney, presi-
dent Of the state " CT L vas in the
eiiy this noon on her way TO Roseburg
On Friday OF next week she will attend
the county convention 8; Lebanon.
Judge Hufsori and family left Wedaes-
day Tor Portland, where they will reside.
The Judge 7. +. Wilson, son Of ex-Coun-
81 Clerk Bash Wilson, and H. r. French
have formed an alliance for the practice OF
the professions Of law. Their Offices are
rooms Sgs-S-t Abingdon build ing.-Cor-
wallis Gazette.
Major Jason Wheeler. O. Albany, vas
a passenger on Tuesday mornings south
bound train. going 10 Klamath no,
springs for his health, which - not good
on account of rheumatism. Major
Wheeler Is an uncle OF Maion Wheeler OF
this coanty--Granis Pass Courier
I'd X LAKE, OF Troop /. Rough Rid
crs, Is a brother Of Mrs. Judge McFad-
den, OF this city. and was In The thickest
OF the fray At tie siorIning Of the heights
oi San Juan. Cuba. He received PER
sonal mention for his bravery by the
New Ncak Journal on that memorable
cocAzion.-Corvallis Gazette
Mrs. Miller and daughter. Maud. OF
Albany, were in Scio few hours sun
day. the g'lest OF The News publisher
family Miss Maud, it will be remem-
bered, is the young lady who was So
severely injured in bicycle accident a,
SodayIlle few weeks ago. They NOW
reside on > farm near AlbAny.-ScioI
News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Catch left this
morning for Boston. Mass. where Mr..
Catch goes 20 attend the seventy-iourth
annual couvocatiCn oi toe Sovereign
Grand Lodge o OF. Mr.. Catch is a
representative from the Grand Lodge OF
! Oregon. The Sovereign Grand Lodge
commences Sept. II and continues IN
| session tlll Sept. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Catch
will also visit several of the larger east
ern cities before returning home.-Sa-
lem Journal.
From the Astoria Cor. of the Oregon
ian: f. ]. Seeley. manager of the Al
bany Creamery Association, will arrive
IN the city Saturday and meet the dairy
men interested in the cooperative
creamery at the rooms of the Progress
sive Commercial Association, where or
ganiEation will be perfected. Mr.. Seeley
has had considerable experience in
Icpameries, and will give the Clatsop
county dairymen all the information
they require. The cost of the building
and plant will be thoroughly discussed.
The Roseburg Review devotes col
umn 20 the marriage OF |. Redfern Wis
hart and Miss Maud Y. Russell, both
we,l-known in Albany. 1t occurred at 81
, Clements church, and the Review says
was the social event of the season. Mn
, Frank Churchill, nee Edith Smick, per
, formed the wedding march. E1owe
, girls led the procession. The brides
maids were Misses Dora Page, MauS
Beckley and May Sterns. Miss Page i
referred to as stately burnette wit
wore white figured silk trimmed will
satin ribbon and chiffon, carrying deli
cate flowers. The gIooms1nen were Pro
o Schmitt, of this citv, W. d. Stuart, @
v Portland and II. Melvin, of Caiifornia
s who are credited with having acted thei
n parts well. Miss Lucy Stauton,.of Rose
s burg. was maid OF honor. The brid
n was elegantly dressed in costume {
IS ivory white procaded silk, pTettily decor
j ated. The happy couple lett on the mid
night train for Oregon City where the
will reside.
is The Navarro will probably arrive fror
.s San Francisco at Iaquina next Sunday
10 A bunch of keys with a dog tax tn
It number Al, of 1897, may be had at tn
Office.
An attempt WAS made TO ,Issasinate I'll
; Gar yesterday. Uneasily lies the hea
o that wears the crown.
s, One OF the most pleasant places the'
Id warm days is Mrs. Vierecil's SUNNI,
as Garden, the place to get cool and refresl
1t ed.
ie The Valley Queen, the boat recent
nc built at Independence has been taken
Portland for inspection. II is S0x17 fe
We and of very low draft.
it. The Woodmen OF Lane county held