The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-07

Mrs: E. L. Irvine came ap from Port
lani this noon,
:. l. Such. proprietor. OF Clovesdsle,
ss in the ciiy.
Miss Emma HOrninR, Of Corvallis, has
been visiting friends 10 Albany.
Fred Whittier. former Albany vounz
y noE WORKING ia iouadry in Spokane.
License has l.ecn issued Tor The mar.
riage ct z T FsShackleford and Miss
Ida Cooper.
This is the night to attend the Lady
Aaccsbee. social. Come and have a
pleasant eTening.
Jack Roscoe is in the city. Next Nom
Day he viii Up n bicycle repair chop 10
AehinnTilie and make that city his
home.
Rev D. Q. KeiieDs, Who recently held
revival services in Albany, has beer Sc
lecied ss assistant instructor in the div
iaity school 81 Eugene.
Mr.. John Bsber, 9 pioneer resident Of
| ihe valley. died a. junction last evening
be resided near Harrisburg in this eoun.
" for coed many years.
Among the passengers on the Ruth
thIs morning were President Finn. Of
ehe EFiss National Bank. Mrs Tkos.
Hopkins and Tony Nolsnes, the pioneer
editor and politician.
Mr.. aad Mrs. ]. A Grues, OF the Deoot
hotel, returned last evening from spend.
ing some time in California for tkeir
health Ashland Record.
Mrs. W. II SwAnk left SUNDAY for
At l. - L
vas very Ill with pDeur ronia.--Ashland
Record.
Ex. councilman and ex-chief engineer
W b Scott, the great UmalIkis OF the
exalted order OF PowjAys OF the 7o's,
has been in she city today. He is now q
Lane county farmer.
The PorteTvllle, Calf, Enterprise oi
March IL says: 9. p. Buekhart, of Al
bany. Oregon, arrived in Portervills
Tuesday and is visiting his daughter
Mrs. II. Flindt and family.
Clyde Raabe. who was FIRST mate or
the rive. under his father Capt. Raabt
tor number OF years. and Miss Ross
Creighton, were married in PortlanC
yesterday.
, Captain Mullelt returned from Hects
bead Monday afternoon on the steamer
kobarts. He found conditions for the
capture OF seq lions in that vicinity quit,
savorable.-Yaquina News.
Mr. VIM Watkins. OF Yaquina, was il
he city Saturday. VIM informs us tina
he is thinking seriously of returning b
sumpter, Baker county, within q ahort
time.-Yaquina News.
i The Asotin, Wash, Sentinel of "a iev
BiFrzasas s.sa Il
eervman from Albany, Ort Son, who wa
IN Asotin this week, met here Wm. Far
IIish whom ne bad not seen4or twenty
three years. At that time Mr.. Farrisl
VAS living near Grand Rapids, Wiscon
Iein, engaged in the sa~miil busines
whils Mr.. Warner was handling hard
I. ware and the two at that time had con
: lsiderable dealing together.
The Musical Club in their MONTH
a meeting yesterday afternoon at lh
: home OF P. A. Young gave program ,
: much merit, one nj their best efforts,
consisted Of a paper on the life OF Hayd
by Mre. Pruf Lee, piano duet, Syn
I, phouy, by Miss Burmaster and MIR
- Young, q song by Mrs. Nelson, q plan
B. solo by Mise Lora Vance. q song by
Quartet, Mrs. Langdon, Mre. Wirtz, Mi
.
y solo, with verdure Clad," by Mr.
10 Langdon, piano 500 by Miss Margue
D. lite Hopkins and a chorus by the Gu
LADY Bird"
d, CORVALLIS. A. Alexander, our we
II known and enterprising merchant
closing out his stock OF goods with q
int, ntion OF leaving Corvallis.
al Miss Mabel johnson is making pre-
- erations to depart for Portland ne,
- Monday or Tuesday. After taking
=, preparatory course in vocal instructit
=. |; In that city, 1t is her intention to after
some eastern school where her music
education will be completed.
5, The busiest scene one can witness
VI Corvallis now is that presented st q
rn new mechanical hal on college hll
% while the stone work on the walls
y, wellnigh completed, it will be some tir
DC time ere the finishing touches are put o
ca in fact the builiing will not be in con,
er fion IN Tiea this sehool vaar