The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-11
FRIDAY
Fred G. Pfeiffer.

Advertiser, about q former Albany man,
brother OF our esteemed ci.iz.n Mr..
Charles Pfeiffer. Of the Revere House,
will be read with general Intereft by o,d
re. idenis OF Albany:
A telegram WAS received here Sund y
announcing the death VI Fred u. PieiffeT,
editor nj the FTis PTesse NJ CouDfii BlUbP,
who paused away qtiite suddenly at bis
home In that city Sunday sE2 O'Clock
Deceased had been III bet few days AMI
death resulted from heart dieease.
Mr.. PleiiieT was we'll known in Clinton
county. lie was born In Germany, and
came 10 this country with his parents
when ehlld, the family first locating ~
Milwaukee, where his aged mother. now
well along toward ninety years II age,
still survives him
He located In Lyons 10 1855 and start
ed the "Iowa Canner" which WAS pub.
lished in the Bugg building, now being
demolished He lift nefe for short
Time end moved to Alton, H., returning
10 1855 and locating In Clinton, where be
and bic brother, CharleP, run the Iowa
Volkszeituna, now oWned by Mr.. Lieiz,
ior several years. Later the two went 70
OREGON, sDd the deceased returned u
Iowa and located At Council Blnffs, " here
hs has since published the Fiie Prceee
an influential Ger MAJ paper n the Stet
ern portion OF The etaie
MI Pleiffer was taken III a few day
sg' but nothing seri0rs VAS apprebend
ed nniil shortly beieTe ilis death.
lie leaves beside bic wife. nee Minnie
Pie,ifer, tao children, one eon Charles
anil one daughter, Anna.
Sir. Pie.fieT wBs one Of tbofe eturd
: German eiiizsne, honor able ard straight
forward 10 all hs dealings. kind Nigh
9 Dor and good Trend. TIE sympathy q
many OF acquai0iances In the easirrI
Y y riion ot the state goes out t1 the fam
ily in their afiliciion.
Q The boJy will bs brought to Clintol
h for lniefnen'.
The Enterpr se OF Independence say
the Jerk OF the WoodmaP camp at Mon
y mouth has left W wth $3.50 Of the lodge
70 money.
3 The members al the banquet commi
~ tee fer the reception sre requested
J. meet ct the w. G +. U. lail tomorro
ie aiterr Don at 3 o'clock.
y Boiled tongue, roatt chicken, pie
Y cakes, eslt.rieing bread, dougbnuts. al
:. other good things at the Saturday ate
y, noon market at Cummings Drug stoE
al al Refreshing coolness, irnity and swee
an Where? At the w. @. T. u. lawn fe
this evening at DR.. Erskine's. Nus
"while you wait" Come ard bri
your friends. Cake and sherbet, just 4
evening for an outdoor patty.
All OF the reception committees "
meet at the w. CT U. hall tomorit
alta o'clock to report and complete /
ay Fangements for the reception Of the col
ne iers on Aug 10. " is thought they "
arrive here about 10 O'rlork q. m.
ha One ofihe eaeern editors says in
paper that he found "n,y two people
~ the entire ktaie who did net ping
- -, prsieee OF Oregon. One wac An old Ia
- and the other a Salem peanut vendt
-. II the sest were liais he thought th
to were pretty hRrmononious set.
let An election at SodaviIle Saturday
4? quilted In favor Of combining the pnb
school and the corresponding grades
the college into training school. !
training school will be conducted by
critic teacher, assisted by the seniors
the normal department OF Mire
Spring college.
lty Mr. W. Heirick's new shop opp
sxt ite the DEMOCRAT Office is ae4rly res
for business md will be formal; opeI
Saturday morning splendidly squipI
~ for business, not only with fine hydIa al
chairs and neat porcelain bath tube,
Dry backed by fret class workmen.
-. An Oregon City Dispatch says I
two volunteers OF company i are in p
> a session OF pla.s Of government land in
Santam country. They have writ
;oh M that they viii stop at Albany on u
- return from San Francisco. From th
wv they will 90 to the Santiam country
r., locate homesieads before coming TO Il
~, homes heie.
Sa- There are lS5 lodges Of A. O. u. w
Oregon, the lsst one Organized being
tif- Pig Iron u Cswego. The Reporter
out SHOWS s75 memte Q in the Alb
lodge and that during July they ?
ndy 1888 S5 on assessment No. 6 and
con per capi'a tax. 1t is The fifth 10 size
ng, the state, the second outside OF fortll
,me Astoria leading with S95 mem bere.
Salem lodge has 247 members.
MO- Eugene Clark, guest OF the Pal
gar. House, sustained an accident yester
~ tunt VIII iuCephCithte uiin tOF tno q
TO ing two or three days. Mr.. Clark
de. pairs typewr'ters aud was leaving
tho work in the commercial rooms to ans
in a telephone call in the office. when
ave iron beam fell from the d'or Forch.s
lass catching him on the right foot, init
and 1t seriously. The porch was undergo
repairs and the mishap is due TO C
\. lessness on the part OF the WoIkmeI
,"e Astorian
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