The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-13
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dropped down when opposite tho resid-
onco Of Mrs. Walter Monteith. The
horses, Immediately began kicking and
running. To add 10 the danger the tug
came down and tho horses ran madly
from sidU 10 side OF tho street. When
opposite tho rontral school building tho
buggy was tipped over and tho occupants
thrown out upon the sidewalk, while the
team ran on turning 10 wards the stables.
near which they were stopped. II
looked AS II the occupants were certain.
iy severely injured II not killed but fort
una,ely they received only u fow bruises,
not bone being broken. II was mar
row and thrilling escape.
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Ed Cyrus. OF ScIo late mentor Of 90.
! was ir the city today.
Mrs. X. u. Montague II visiting with
her parents ut Mt. Tabor.
DR.. Ward Littler IL again at his office
attending to businetp.
Mr.. Glenn IIodcs, Of Corvallis, was in
the city yesterday.
W. II. Raymond, tho insurance man,
was In the city over Sunday.
Mr., Bradley. n prominent Hood River
man, has been IN the city.
Vanity Fair at tho Armory Hall 10.
morrow evening Portland papers cay
IL iaa lively affair.
Frank Dickcy has secured position
as fireman on o. :. 7. and has gone 10
Portland TO begia work.
W. l.. BronsteIn has sold his stock Of
second hand goods 10 ShanlE Of Salem
who has been moving them TO that city.
Editor Fisher, of the Rosebug Review.
passed through the city this noon for
Portland 10 attend the Grand Lodge Of
X OF +.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Titus, Of Eugene.
are in the city on visit the guests Of
their daughter Mrs John O'nrien.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Craw went 10
Portland yesterday on weeks visit
with their son and 10 attend the exposi-
ton.
W. NJ, Orton, u former resident oi Alb.
any has been in the city In the Interest oi
hh insurance company, for which he ID
agent.
Ex.Counly Treasurer Bruce las been
In the city. One ot his sons il an em-
pIoyee at tho wuclen mill. Mr.. Bruce
now rcbidcs on Hamilton creek.
An Old Maids convention was held in
In Gfande last week. Like the Alba.
nv convention u WAS success, the Tt-
ceip,s being ts5.
Mrs. u. q. Haync, nee Rhoda Hall,
arrived IN Albany this noon from hrI
home at Hammond, near Fl. steyens
aud 10 the guest OF her ialhcr.in.law.
Mr.. John Andrews, Of Portland, spec
ial agent Of the Royal Exchange Insur.
anco CO., has been In the city ON bust
ness. Mr. Merrill is the local sgent.
A social reception will te rendered the
pastor ot thc Baptisl church tomorrow
evening at the par sonaae. Members o
the church aud congregation are Invited
W. II. worrell. W. q. Waraick, Geo.
T. Coliey, Chester Coffee and q. W,
PHILIPPE, Of Albany and Scio, returned
Saturday evening from the Aisca, where
they had been on hunting expedition.
Grand Chancellor Cake, the popular
head man OF the X oil Of Oregon, was
in the city Saturday night after visit
to come oi the lodges In this part OF the
valley.
Senator Kelly and DR.. Leinenger have
gone 70 Portland 70 attend the grand
lodge OF the X ct J.. which will convene
there tomorrow. Ex.Rpresentative
George Hochssedler will 30 tomorrow.
+. w. Piper and q. U. Piper, OF
Seattle, N. II. Mattison, Of Tacoma and
7. J. Humes, Of Seattle, are at the Pal
ace. They came 10 greet relatives OF the
Fret Washington Regiment. who will
arrive from the Philippines on the trans.
port ylvania.--Examiner.
Two Portland engagements announced
are those OF Miss Lille May Parrish to
George Francis Moffott, the wedding TO
take place In Dccembcr. and Miss Eliza.
beth Forsyth Wilmington, eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr.. g. +. Wilmington, TO Mr..
Harry Hamilton Abbott.
Brownsville Times: J.. II. Pearl has
purchased the residence property owned
by q. A. Dyson, across the street from
Tho Times office, and will occupy the
same as coon AZ vacated by Mr., Dyson's
family. We understand Mr.. Dyson and
family contemplate moving to Eugene to
reside.
Attorney General D. r. N. Blackburn
went TO Brownsville yesterday for an
over-Sunday Writ with Mrs. Blackburn,
who is spending several weeks in that
place attending the bedside OF her moth
er, who ls lying critically i'll. Mr.. Black
burn was accompanied by his son James
late member Of company /, Second Ore
gon volunteeis.--Salem Statesman.
s. NJ. Garland and family arrived
home last Saturday from their eastern
trip TO Virginia and other eastern places.
They report fine time. He reports
times better in the northe n than in the
southern states 80 far as I ,scnt busi-
ness goes. People everywhere are talk
ing politics. Above all otl ere the name
OF Dewey was heard. Everything was
Dewey. Mr.. Garland came homo by the
southern route.
Miss Anthony, residing across the riv'
Anl mum nv n.nriaNlna. Ala Ia ican