The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-31

her sister. Mrs. L. G. Marshall.
Lawyer Henry Conner, of Portland,
spent Sunday with Albany friends.
A. j. Jarnigan of Scio, one of Linn
county's pioneers, was in Albany today.
Mr. Charles Cusick, druggist at the in.
sane asylum, was in the city over Sum
day.
"Dr." ]. r. Wilson, the expert pave
ment maker, went to Corvallis today on
buslnese.
Mr.. L. Viereck has moved into the
shop recently vacated by f r. Case. on
Second Street, where he will be found
ready to serve the public tonsoaally.
Angus Graham left last Saturday night
Tor San Francisco to report to the gov
ernment for service. 1t is probable that
he will be mustered out.
Galbraith 4 Lewis is the name of a
successful dental firm at Lewiston, Id
aho, both former pupils of DR.. Adams OF
this city.
Prof. Martindale and Misa Ida Elkins
of the public schools both have a birth
day together, and today is the day.
Some of their friends will enjoy it with
them this evening.
Mrs. Rev. W. w. Reid, who has been
in Portland with her husband several
months, is in the city, at the home OF A.
X. Mccoy, and will remain here until
her health is sufficiently restored for her
to join her husband at Paris. PENN, Tor
which place he will leave Portland to-
night. Rev. Ferguson, who il to take
charge OF the Portland U. P. church,
was to arrive Saturday evening
Speaking of the marriage of Mr.. En-
yart, OF Medford, and Miss Cannon, OF
Albany the Medford Mail SAYS: The
groom has been u resident of Aedford
for ten years and during that time has
been engaged in the banking business,
which business he will continue and as
soon as the new bank building is COM
pleted and the Medford bank is launch
ed he will assume charge. thereof as
cashier and manager. His career as a
business man in Mediord has been a
very successful one and he has proven
himself worthy of all confidence bestow-
ed. In social way he has been one of
the most prominent of our citizens and
IN every enterprise tending to the good
OF our town he has always given a help
ing hand. The bride is the daughter OF
one OF the most prominent farmers of
Linn county and was socially held with
out peer in the Cit, Albany, in which |
she resided. Being highly accomplished |
her acquisition to Medford society is
looked upon with pleasure by those who
form our best circles. The groom had.
previously to the wedding, fitted up his |
residence, corner of A and Sixth streets, !
In ood taste and the happy couple are |
now housekeeping therein.
Albany needs more houses. Who will
build.
Judge Boise's court will convene in Al
bany one week from today
Mr.. Julius Gradwohl has begun receiy-
ing material for his Second stree. brick.
Albany and Pendleton have the same
number OF school children drawing pub
lie money within few.
A bicycle repair shop has been started
next door to Gotiieb's second hand store
Albany now has four shops.
A man with q crutch and cane was in
he city today begging. The general op-
nion was that he had no use for either
Tramps are swarming through the val
ey by the hundreds, lazy, hungry,
.hieving fellows, that is most of them,
Look out for them.
Contractors are great figurers The
bids for the Dallas court house varied
nearIy so, 900 from the highest to the
owest, the TO- mer Deing nearly double
he latter.
Not being in position to have sea ser
pents they report from Dawson city Q ,
prehistoric monster weighing thirty tons.
Evidently a Dawson lie.
The Portland Sunday papers are hav-
ng their hands full keeping track of the
ministers who have been going wrong in
Oregon recently. One of the papers
writes up five in single column.
The Salem Journal will ublish how
he members of the state legislature vot-
ID when the journals are ready for it. {
The DEMOCRAT will give those of particu- I
ar interest TO our readers when given.
Woodmen of the World will give a big d
Wednesday evening, when
i fine program will he rendered includ- ,
ng an address by Mr.. Wheeler, of Calf ,
,rnia and a banquet gwen.
The remains OF Mrs. Albert Hunt were 4
brought from Scio to Albany last Satur- ,
lay evening and buried in the CITY GEM
stery. She was member of the Rebek-
ahs, who conducted the services at the
II
War has been declared between France I
and Germany in Albany, Notifications I
have been erected, batteries set and the
Indications are that :he struggle will be
Iong- Saturday the cable was cut, and
txact information cannot be secured OF
she progress of the contest.