The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25

Miss l.. A. Woodins this neon return
ed 10 her home In Tocoma.
Lon Morrison. mail clerk between
Portland and Spokane, has been in the
CITY on q visit.
W. w. Rowell returned from the Bay
this noon with asdns forty pound saln on
caught In net.
Mr.. John Aftermath have accepted q
position In store at Ceniralia, WASH,
aad viii leave for there in few days.
Mr.. lsaac Elder went today after Mrs.
BurmeeIer and daughter. Campers this
year have had a tough time Of 1t on ac-
count oi the rain. ~
George u. Goodhue, Il Salem, has
been here IN the interest OF the state fair
poultry exhibit. Under Mr.. Gocdhue
this IL generally about the best thing
in The fair.
Mr.. L. J. Smiley, tile printer, is at
Astoria this week attending the State
Press Association meeting. Mr. Smi,ev
has attended every annual gathering for
q good many years.
Mre. Ollie jackson Stevens, special
correspondent Of the Dalles Times Noun
taineer, Il In the city the guest OF Miss
Mamie Montgomery. Yesterday Mrs.
stoven' aud Miss Montgomery visited at
the tormcr'a Lrother's near Tangent.
ouis Davis, son Of Mr.. Jonas Davis,
ol Shedd, arrived In Albany Yesterday
morning from Manila and wen. TO Shedd
on the noon train. He left Manila ON
June x, on account OF Illness aud after
remaining az Presidio several weeks, was
discharged. Davis enlisted in G Co tf
the Washington Volunteers, at Tacoma.
Nearly one hundred people came out
iIom the Bay last evening and today
there was large crowd for valley points.
A few for Albany among the number be-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Lee, N, NJ, New
port and wife, Hon. and Mrs. T. J. Sites,
J. X. WeatherfoTd, Mrs. w. K. Biyeu,
Vernon Ramp and Clyde A-hhy. II
rained all day yesterday and was pLur-
ing down somewhat this morning.
Mr.. Charles Nickel and two daush-
ters, OF jacksonville, have been in the
city over Sunday and today went to
Newport, where the latter will remain
for awhile while Mr.. Nickel goes 10
Astoria to attend the meeting OF editors.
Mr.. Nickell has attended We believe,
every meeting OF the association since It's
organization by him, Brother Bell, the
DEMOCRAT man and few Others at New
port about fifteen years ago.
Mr.. John d. Newsome, Crook county's
only soldier boy, returned home on Mon.
days stage. His arrival was greeted by
the peaceful snoring Of the greater part
OF our citizens. IL was early IN the
morning, otherwise, some might have
taken him by the hand and said, "How-
'dy." On Tuesday evening the young
people teniered him reception ut which
he was warmly welcomed home. Johnnie
rec lived these attentions with degree
OF embarrassment doubtless greater than
he felt in facing the enemy about Mar
ila.-Prineville Journal.
Patriotic social given by the Epworth
League at the Nj. +. parsonage this even
ing. Soldier boys and friends invited.
While digging big well at the brew.
cry this morning, when down sixteen
feet some colors in gold were found by
the men. At least something yellow is
being exhibited MS the product OF the
black sand at the bottom.
Oscar Hyde died at Lebanon Saturday
evening and the remains were buried at
Brownsville yesterday. An operation
was performed OH him Friday, from the
effects OF which lie was unable to recover.
The Volunteers are kept busy telling