The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-29

tEe mold would have been very de-
stfhetiyc and damaging 10 the growers,
as well 40 the hops. During hop-pickIng
the community assumes n business life
oil activity; more 80 than during any
other period Of the year, combining bug
mess and pleasure, and yet not interier-
ing with the speedy an / successful con-
ciuslon OF one OF the most important har-
vesta Of the season. Such an agreeable
state OF afiairs, surely makes the burden
hght one indeed. Mex.
W.B Lawler and family are in the
city.
Mr.. Charles Cusick joined his wife a,
this city today.
| Lawyer Martin. Of Brownsville, IL in
the city on business.
County Assessor Stafford returned
this noon from Salem.
j.. w. Langdon returned this noon
from q trip 10 tho Bay.
Watt Monteith OF Portland IA vlsItino
with Albany relatives and friends,
A. A. Tussing. Of Brownsville, was do.
inR business In Albany this forenoon.
Mr.. Harry Holgate OF Corvallis went
20 Astoria today TO accept position on
the Astorian.
The reports Of the delegates at the Old
Mhids convention will be OF great inter.
est Be sure 70 hear them.
Ralph Glover the popular book keeper
o. ths Statesinah oil Salem spent Sun
ahy with his parents near this city.
Mr. dilyTey, the telephone man, se-
cured sixteen new subscribers for the
Corvallis system in two days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. souders left Yesterday
ior ElieDsburg, WASH, on a months Wis.
Win their two daughters, who
Mr.. Thomas Kay OF Salem is in with
stragulAted hernia, and the Statesman
says his condition has excited consider.
able alarm.
Sheriff Mnnkers and Deputy Game
Warden Miller left this afternoon for
The country, The boys in the court house
declare TO try u new gun.
Mr.. Elliot Irvine left this noon for
Allegheny City, Penn, where lao will
enter the seminary for a three years
study for the ministry.
Mr.. kendFick, of Bolder, Colorado.
where he moved from across the Will
annette, hve years ago, 10 in the city on
a visit, arriving yesterday.
Victor Moses, deputy county clerk Of
Benton county, is In town returning
nome from sn outing spent in the vicin-
NY OF Grants Fass.--Roseburg Review.
nj. q. Galloway, Of near Waterloo, for
many, years resident OF Tangent, has
been In the city today on business. Mr..
Galloway is now In the stock business
and 10 doing well.
Proi. A. w. Lundell has returned after
q pleasant visit In Morrow county, and
10 nov prepared TO give lessons In voice
culture. A limited number OF pupils
will be taken.--The Dalles T. NJ,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pfeifer of this
city were on the train wrecked at Flor
ence, Colorado, In which six paraons
were killed: Mr.. and MFR. Pfeifer were
among tine lucky passengers.
Vic Bellinger, the well-known young
attorney, eon OF Judge Bellinger, is ~.
ing seriously i'll at his residence. Vic 10
very popular young man, ,and his many
!rienus IN Portland who sincerely hope
curry. ~
Miss Maggie +. Barker, Grand Chief
OF Honor, Of the Degree OF Honor, A. o.
U. W., who has been in Marshtieid the
past fortnight on an official visit, will
leave tomorrow for Gardiner, Miss
Barker has been the guest of DIR. Nc.
Cormac and family during her ttAv In
Marshtield.- Last Thursdays Marsh
field Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Warford, of Dee
Moines, Iowa, arrived in Albany yester-
DAY noon, ON q visit with their son, MIR.
r. e. War.ord, OF near this city, They
had not seen each other for fourteen
years, and the visit was an entire sur
prise, a happy one.
Misc Winifred Fennel, Of this city,
who was operated upon at the Salem
hoepltal at midnight last Thursday
night for appendicitis, was reported in
most satisfactory condition late yesler-
day evening. She Is thought to be on 9
fair road to ecoverY.-Statesma
Miss Minnie Merrill has been given !
position as teleI hone girl in the office at
TINS city and will assist Mrs. Isom. The
increasing business here has made more
help necessary. The office will he ex'
tenaed into the adjoi ming room south
and the present office used as q receipt
ion room.
i Mr.. Fred r. Bowersox, Of Salem, 9
brother OF Mr.. A. w. Bowersox'of this
city, and Miss Dean Kitchen, daughter
OF Dr.. Kitchen OF Stayton, and a grand,
daughter OF Capt. Jason Wheeler OF thll
city, were married in Stayton yesterday
Salem will be their home. Albany
friends extend well wishes and congrat
ulations.
A reception was given by the Wood.
men Of America last Saturday night a
their hall to the returned soldiers o
their order, DIR. Z lis and Samuel E
Worrel, by whom remarks were mad,
during the evening. The principa
speeches were made by Lecturer John
son and state organizer Miller, ali O
which. were greatly appreciated. A fine
spread was served, The affair was wei
managed and carria1 ont