The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-25
Prof. werlz went to the Bay this noon

HWSA AUAeA VIZ A1hys
Miss Zelda r. Hanraham, Of Salem. IN
visiting Albany friends.
Mr.. Lcnner Ralston returned this
icon from LusiDeis trip 10 Sa'tm.
W. n. Thompson has soti Iii, farm On
OAK Greek and moved 70 near Spokane.
Q. 9. Rawlings IL running on tie FL
more ~ purser between Salem and Port
lsDd.i
Miss Lo,a Vance left tlis morning for
Seattle, on visit with lier sister, Mrs.
Peacock.
Mrs. W y Stevens ard children re-
turned tots pocn lom a several weekS
outing 81 the Bay.
j. VI. soIaers has returned from a trip
over tilt Lebanon wagon rad in the In.
terest OF it's owners.
VIII Perry returned from the Bay this
noon accompanied by bis brother and
viii coon 70 east on trip.
Miss 4 nth Thompson can over from
she Bay this non and vent to Junclieu
where she will yisit with sister,
j. X. Whitney and brothers Il. b, and
John and Ralph BTumIey, Of Eugene,
went 70 the mountains yesterday after
deer.
Rev w Craig ,oi Lebanon will preach
10 the NJ. +. Church South next Sunday
morning end evening. cordial invita-
ton - al
g. w. Watts has accepted The contract
Of experimenting the taking Of a large
shipment Of mining machinery into Daw
son andwill leave September lst.
'Our Heroes Welcome Home" by
Key. smick. 0i this city, will he surg at
Woohmen reception % tie volunteers,
at Salem tonight.
Rev. a. j. S:urtcvant, Of Sacramento.
arrived in Albany this morning and viii
preach IN the Baptist church, to which
he has received q cali, nest Sunday
lie has not yet accepted.
Mr.. Caulield, sister Of Capt. Philips.
came up from Oregon City this noon on
visit with her mother and brother,
She is accompanied by her children.
w. 7. Baker and wife and son we're
expected home from Walla WallA this
noon, bot did not arrive. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker have been sick and expect TO
make Albany their home hereafter.
Don Ross, the popular Postal clerk left
today Tor Astoria on lis vacation and to
attend the regatta. tie will be gone three
weeke, during his absence Miss Anna
OgIesoy OF Eugene filling the position.
Chaplain Gilbert was rendered a pub.
llc reception 10 his church at Eugene
Wednesday night, at which il 10 said
there were one thousand peFtons. Dur.
Ing hie long absence the pulpit was kept
open Tor the popular chaplain aud be
will resume bis work in il.
Private Whitney who has the distinct.
ion Of having brought a Filipino home
from Manila, was IN the city this noon
on the way TO Corvallis TO attend the re-
I ception tonight. He proposes TO keep
the Filipino and bring him up on mis-
farm near Portland.
Mrs. Major johnson returned last
night from Peoria, where she has been "a
visit her daughter, Mrs. George Bayne,
/ recently injured in the motor accid. Mt
She reports her rapidly improving .and
walks around her home. She was badly
bruised though.
j. l.. Bennett, member OF the G, A.
Il. died la Salem yesterday at the age Of
"a years.
The G. A. r. tomorrow evening: will
give a reception 10 the Volunteers NIL oi
whom are invited to be present. A good
program will be presented.
Miss Sarah Starr, stenoerapher at The
governors office, Salem, a daughter ol
Frank Starr, died at O'Clock YESTERDAY
from dose OF cart olic acid, viii, b she
took by accident.
The millionaire president of the bis
acetyline gas company OF New York Cry,
German, passed through Albany this
noon accom-. anied by his family and
private secretary. he is making q tour
OF the United States and travels in style.
Part OF Capt. Phillips fine collection
OF Manila curios may lie seen at McFeron
x Tonllinson's west show window. 1t
contains guns, canes, combs, Filipino
handiwork, flags, swords, piece OF
wood from the Reina Christina, etc.
Jun Frainsy, who was killed in a prize
fight At San Francisco, dying yesterday,
resided IN Albany iJr aAh hlle year or
two ago. He ia relative OF Mr.. Peter
Riley, Of this city. While here he boxed
with two or three Of Albany's amateurs.
George Beatty, who crossed the Gas.
cade range of mountains via the Me
Kenxie route last Monday, found six
inches Of new snow and the "beeutiful'
fell all the time he was crossing. T. J..
Elliot, who came from Bohemia Tues
day, says it showed in that district four
inches deep Monday.-Guard.