The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-24

Remember the time and place: Friday
ght at the Armory.
J. w. HUbbs, the eagle eyed internal
revenue man. is in the city.
President A. F. Campbell, of Mon.
mouth, has been in the city.
License has been issued for the marri-
age OF Il. L. Parry and Mss Lille Shea.
Grand Chancellor W. NJ. Cake. of
Portland, is in the city and will meet
with the Il. of P.
The Leader says the school at Weston
has proven very satisfactory. Prof.
pal. -
I. L. Dugger and family have moved
from independence to their farm near
side.
All members of the A. o. wv. are
requested to meet atthe hall tonight for
work In both degrees and important
business.
If you wish for an evening o. euioy.
ment attend the Philippine social Friday
night.
viii Mr. Holman stand this. The Ss.
lem Journal says: ''John Holman. the
cast iron man from Albany, is in the
city over Sunday"
Capt. Hsrry Haynes, T. W. Dunno, H
u Sahlstrom, and E. NJ. Roeenthal o
Portland, have been in the city TODAY
with their grips.
Mr.. Curt Chance, VINO has been with
the electric company for a wear or
two has resigned his place and will 90
70 Eastern Oregon.
Frank Welch, formerly of this city,
now at Milwaukee, has applied to the
government Tor a pension, on account of
disabilities received during enlistment.
Purser Dye, of thel steamer Weeott,
running between San Francisco and Va
qulna, was in Albany last Saturday 70
see Manager Stone Of the C. & E.
Miss Lizzie Sedgwick returned this
noon from Salem where she has been for
a year or two taking music lessons under
Prof. Parvin, with whom she has resid-
ed.
Jas. R. Templeton, father of Iva Tenn
pletoD, of Halsey, is in the city for few
days taking treatment from Salem's not
ed botanican physician DIR. J. S. Cook
Salem Journal.
$Dr. hill accompanied by his daughter
went 70 Salem this noon where the form
er will deliver his last lecture for the
college.
At the home of A. Becker last Satar-
dag night party was given in honor Of
TIE brothers of Mrs. Becker. the Messrs.
wool, who left this morning on the
Ruth for piente, on the Columbia, where
they Will work for the o. r. & n.
Miss Lulu Burt, of Toledo, Miss Elsie
Martin, of Albany and Miss Winters Of
Newport were passengers from the lat
ter place on the steamer Weeott We'd
nesday, returning that night on the same
vessel.-Toledo Tug.
James Nichols. Of Albany, was here
lhis week and was the guest OF his cousin
j. NJ. Nichols He was looking after
horses and purchased q span from Rube
Hill for $3.50. A pretty fair pIice by the
way for farm teams.--Junction Times.
Jay L. Van Cleve, son of Colonel Van
Cleve, OF the Toledo Post, arrived on the
Weeott wednesday from San Francisco,
where he has been employed nnce Nov
emOer: he went to Toledo next morn
ing. The Tug received pleasant call
from the young gentleman.-Toledo Tug.
capt. Smith, Of Salem, has been en-
gsged for the new steamer recently built
at Eugene.
I. G. Cronan, Of Orange Mass, is in
the city with a very ingenious valve re.
seating machine that is exciting the ad-
miration of men having machinery.
Capr. ]. r. Mullett, of New York city
was in Albany on hIs way to Seal Rocks
accompanied by bis wife. He is after
one-hundled sea lions. de will not get
them a. Seal Poeks, NOR even one.
Mr. James Law of shushan, N.
died lew days ago. Mr. Law will be. re
membered as the Millionaire who recent
" gave the colleges and missions of thl
U. P. church about 500, 900. His bust
ness Tor some time has been attG nded d
by Miss Ina Robertson formerly OF thi
city, who will probably continue to hav
charge Of his large estate, which includ
es some valuable mining rtperty il
Montana or Idaho.