The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-15

viii. be formally opened Tuesday, Sept.
~, lfom 4 TO 4 p. m This gives every.
body, ladies and children ~ we'll ~ tho
gentleman al opportunity 10 look
through handsomely furnished, vol
kept barber shop. There will br no work
done IN tho shop and suitable souvenirs
WIZ bo distributed among the ladies' and
children accompanying them.
Lee Payne will go tn Forest Grove this
week To enter tnc col psc ut that city.
Rev. W. w. Reid who IL now In the
city viii aoon 20 TO Culiax, ,:Wash. TO iake
charge Of tho Y. 7. church there.
Mr.. Lair Thompson left this noon Tor
MeAlinnyillo. where he will continue Ills
studies In the college OF that city.
George Hart left this noon for VAN
eouycr preparatory tos.returning 10 the
Philippine service.
Capt. Willis receiyedso,dcrs 10 clo,e
his work In Albany aud lett this noon
for Salem. lie secured three recruits
h0rc.
Mrs. 7. j. Smiley returned this noosi
from Portlpnd, where she has been visit.
ing Tor two wccks, and taking special Ia
struclions In ART work.
j. A. Cumming aud Edwin Stone 70.
turned this moor from the bay, where
they had great sport catching salmon
getting fifteen or twenty.
Il. d. Holman returned Yesterday
from Albany where he is employed on
some improvements being made 10 tho
water works System. .-Sta.eIman.
{. :. II aTnish the photographer IL
hlling an order fer three hundred views
oi oregon seenery.io be put up by big
San Francisco houGe for tho holiday
trade next winter.
George Il. Hart Ia tho FIRST member OF
] Go. 10 rc-onlisL In the Philippine ser.
vice, which hc did last Saturday after
noon and will go TO Vancouver TO be
mustered In.
7. W. Elgle and family for two or
three ycAra resldonle Of Albany but who
resided IN Portland recently have moved
70 San Francisco 10 reside, where Mr..
Eigie wbl continue his services for the
Woodmea Of America.
William NJ. Hoag, proprietor OF the
Albany water works left Saturday night
on the. overland FOR his home In San
Francisco. Before going hs bought Of
the MuFry estate, by Jas. Murry the
Exchange hotel property.
d ii. James, oi the Albany Furniture
90 passed some hours In our city Mon.
day, getting acquainted with the people
and looking alter business Matters
Jefferson Review.
Prof. and Mrs r. NJ. Mitchell arrived
"wednesday from Albany. Prof. Mitch.
ell wtli again be principal Of the Weston
pupilc school, which opens September
lSth. His celebrated dog, "Pete," came
with him.-Weston Leader.
Il. II. Autenreith, who has been mol
seller at the district fairs held lin jack
con county for many years, viii ofIiciaIo
In the same capacity at Central Point
next week. Ho is hard 10 beat.--Jack.
aonyi'le Times Autenreith stunned
the state In the presidential campaign
OF 1880. e"
George Landreth, the barber. and
Ismliy returned to gAlbany this mon
SITTER an absence OF five years, mostly
sPens IN california. They have been at
tue bay several months though previous
20 coming 70 the valley. Mr.. Landreth
nAs accepted position In the Combi-
hereafter ''"""
Inc Modern Travellers met Saturday
AFTERNOON with Mrs. O. X. Fronk spend-
ing an afternoon OF more than ordinary
enjoyment. A pleasing program was
rendered. The rubject this winter viii
DO france, the program for which was
explained by Mrs. Adams, and In honor
OF the subject each guest was presented
with French flag. Refreshments were
served; The club will stop off during
the iall and winter with the different
mem oers as they travel through France.
Mr.. Pete Wileon. resident OF Lost
Inc Eastern Oregon for several yearp.
was IN the city this noon on his wav 10
Sold mn, where he is thinking of locat-
ing: he went TO Corvallis this noon TO
Nlsit friends before doing so. Pete was
one ol the orphans" in ALBANY twenty
years ago, when he worked for seye, Al
years IN the Magnolia mills under ]. H.
roster, leaving here in 1881. He was at
one Oh the churches last evening where
tnere were number OF his old frisuds
put no one recognized him. lie sees a
Gnange uaa IN Albany particularly in her
me DEMOCRAT man last Saturday eyen-
ing mad the pleasure OF attending one of
tne most enjoyable gatherings OF the sea-
son, farewell reception at the residence
OF w. Y. Tweedale,to Miss Fannie Little,
sister OF Mrs. Tweedale, and Miss Mary
WOODS, both Of Sacramento, Calf, who
nave been spending the summer here
ana at the Bay the guests OF Mr.. Tweed.
aIe ana family. Miss Woods is superin-
tehdent OF one OF Sacramentos fine
schools, and botl, are cultured ladies
whom IL is Il pleasure to meet. The prin.
cipal feature OF the evenings enjoyment
was progressive crokinnle, won 6y Miss
WOODS and the DEMOCRAT man with Ii.
D. walden and Mrs. +. NJ. RedAeld
IN the lead at the BOBBY end. Pretty
prizes were awarded. A delicious lunch
hkas served and the comnanv disneraod