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

''"" ''sN'HSN Holh lle bHy tHlb
noon,
J. A. Finch has returned from week
or two at the Bay.
Es'atatc superintendent Irwin went to
Corvallis this noon.
Hen. and Mrs. JGson Wheeler baw ire.
turned from trip ~ the Sodas.
Don Ross spent Sunday at the Bay
hearing the tick OF the waves.
Mr.. q. d Vim has been at the gay
taking = census Of the waves for practice
Mr John Brush went 10 Oregon CITY
this noon on visit with his daughter.
Editor Brown, of Lebanon, was among
those who saw the Pacific surf yester-
dag.
Riley shelton, OF seio, vas In the citv
.his noon on his way home from Corval-
lis.
&. A. Johns, Of Baker CITY, has been
appointed ~ u portion on Gov. Geer's
sian
Mr. jake Streilel arrived In Albany
thiF ., on from Fort Ste, ems ON visit at
his hume la thi" city.
W. NJ. Parksrand family turned this
noon from Newport where they had been
10 sec rolls OF waves.
Rev. Calvert smoot ,ol Oakland. Calf.
mas been elected pastor OF the baptist
church OF Eugene.
Mrs. Wm. Staiger. Of sa'em, sister OF
Mrs. q. o. Lee, was in the CITY this noon
On her way to Corvallis.
chas. X. Wilkinson Ia reported very
low today and not expected 10 survive
long. Eugene Guard
Among those who went 10 tho Bay on
the Tidal Wave Saturday night wcre q.
X, Fronk and W. II. Parker.
Ex'Mayor w. l.. Strong, Of New York
CITY, sin Oregon on visit. Mr. Strong
has brother residing in Yamhill county.
J.. J. Cottman and wife left last night
for sacramento, Calf, TO rcside, Mr.
Goldman will be succeeded here by MIR.
McGiIvrey.
Prof U. A. Walker, GeveFal years ago
principal OF the Albany school attended
an institute IN tt lainook last week. lie
70 teaching school somew here in Tilla-
nook county.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c Cockerlin6 return
ed yesterday from their wedding trip
east. They visited Niagara Falls and
many other points OF interest. They
will make Eugene their home.
A letter received by Mr.. h. w. Cundiff
yesterday reported that his daughter,
Miss Mary, at Ruston, La, was improy-
ing with prospects In her favor. Anoth.
one received today stated that che was
worse.
| Mrs: Q. s. Harnist has returned from
Cascadla. Hr. Iiarnish continued his
trip to Fish Lake and adjoining country,
uring.
Homer Davenport, the celebrated mr..
list left New ! ork last Friday for Africa
via London, 10 do special work for the
New York journal. He will be equal TO
the occasion, and we may expect 10 SIC
President Kruger as he really is. Homer
VIII give those whiskeH touch never
before pencilled.
The famous Henry NJ. Teller, free sil.
yer republican, Of Colorado, who lead
the forces from the st Louis convention,
- IN The northwest on trip for the
benefit o. his health. He continues to
declare that the money question is the
supreme issue. He told the Astorian
that Mckinley wac weak president
aud lot others do his thinking Tor him.
lie thinks he will be nominated and de
ieated.
Jos. Purdom, formerly OF this city, has
accepted q position rs operator for tbs
2. X. q N. ut Baker City and Will make
that city his home. Besides being oper.
ator and agent at many OF the prominent
: cities IN western Oregon Joe has been
sheriff OF Douglas county, guard at the
state penitentiary and sergeant at arm.
oi the house OF representatives OF the
state OF OregLn. lie is versatile anG
accomplished gentleman whom every,
} body likes.
One OF the spry old men OF Bentol
county is John Jefferson Scrafford o
Corvallis. He turned his eighty. secont
birthday Thursday, and is as hale anC
hearty as many O man at 30. He comes
rom loUg-lived family, and bids fair /,
become a centurian. His mother liyet
to be 81, and his elder sister died las
january at the same age. An uncl
lived TO be 80. Mr.. Sc'ffarl was born il
New York state, within sight OF the at
crpi'al August 8, lSl7.-Corvallis Times
Rev. Edgar P. Hill, D. o., pasto, a
The First Presbyterian chu'ch, Of thi
city, Who returned rect ntly f,om tri
: to Yellowstone. lie eninyingthe remand
: er oi his vacation at his rountrv home
, l"Hlllarden," Pevpral nilss from Vancou
8 yer. lie frequently visits the city Of
= business, but returns the sams dsy
o Country life agrees with Or. Hill, and h
t is becoming quite farmer. "hillarden
Il is beautifully situated. 0win0 10 sevsra
9 improvements recently made, il 10 nov
q an idsOl summer epot DIR. Hill and hi
: wife aie both Loted for their hospitality
Many friends have visiiedihem this sea
son, and bave bsen charmed with the de
: lightful surroundings Of their home :
Telegram.