The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
Albany or Salem.

Nearly the necessary number of names
have been secured for National Guard
Company in Albany. g. A. Sears, Fred
Bloom, J. l.. Tomlinsen and Joe Ralsto-
OF the old company having done excell.
ent work in getting names. TIE Tele-
gram says:
There is likely to be race between
Salem and Albany as to which WI be
represented in the National Guard.
According to the plan of organization,
there is only room in the brigade for one
more company south of Portland. Salem
has been at work ON a company, but for
some reason the work has Jagged. Now
Albany comes to the front and saws that
she can have company ready to be
mustered in within a week.
The military board is anxious, that
there should be a company at Salem.
and some time will be allowed the Salem
company to get ready to enter the SER
vice. II a company is not ready at the
capital in a reasonable length of time,
Albany will probably get in, and Salem
will be1eft out.
Mr.. E. L. Thompson came up from
Portland on q business trip.
Mrs. Lot Pearce and Mrs. s. l.
the funeral of Mrs. Deckard.-Journal.
]. NJ. Minnard, of Greenville. Mich,
who has been looking about Salem for a
location, left for Albany last evening"
Salem Journal.
Miss Ida Galbraith, Miss Flora Ma
son and Miss Lora Vance have been the
guest OF Mrs. August Lange during the
past week.-Portland Oregonian.
Mr. john Tway, the conductor, arriv-
ed in Albany this morning from South
ern California, on a sixty days leave OF
absence. He continues to run out OF
Needles.
Attorney C.. H. Tjairymple of Gold
Hill has been in Ashland few days this
week He leaves soon for Idaho to look
after mining interests there Ashland
Tidings.
]. E. Adco6's little boys left this
morning for Albany to spend the su.n-
mer vacation The nalles T. NJ. Mr..
Adcox is now resident of The Dalles,
working in a jewelry store there.
G. H. Burggraf, the architect, left Sat-
urday fer Moro, Sherman county, where
today bids were to be opened for the
construction of a court house. The
plans for which were prepared by Mr..
Burggraf.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Kershaw we're
passengers for Albany last evening on
their way to Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. Ker-
shaw will probably make their home in
Newberg in the near future.-S4Iem
Journal.
Rev. Shangle and family are to leave
Corvallis next week. Mrs. Shangle's
physician has ordered change, and the
family reeidence will, for the summer
be transferred to the country. A small
place has been secured near the Lake
Creek church, six miles northwest of
Harrisburg, and the summer months
will be spent there. 1t is expected that
the NJ. E. church, South, parsonage will
be occupied during the summer by a
minister TO arrive from the East. The
Shangles will return to Corvallis next
Autumn.-Corvallis Times.
Hrs. Il. E. and o. X. Beers left this
morning for Wasco. where they will re-
side and practice, taking with them the
good will and best wishes Of our citizens
generally. During their five years resi-
denee in Albany they have built up
splendid reputation not only as phys ci-
aus, but as well as surgeons, in tie lat
ter department of the profession having
performed a good many difficult opera
tions successfully, their surgical business
rapidly increasing. The people in and
around Wasco are fortunate in having
them among them again.