The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-09-01

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eSy lbis noon on his summer vacat on |
trip.
MIR. aud Mrs l.. u. Hamilton went 10 |
Portland this noon 10 zee ,he fall open. |
inga Of millinery.
Mrs.O a Peacock ,oi, y oodland Gal, 70.
turned this norm from the Bay aud Is the |
guess Of Hon. !. J.. Sites.
Miss Marguerite, II Salem, returned |
home Ills noon after visit In Albany |
the guest Of Miss Bessie Burkhart.
o.C. Hathaway, of Ashland, and Mis-
Maud January, 81 Corvallis, were mar
ried In jacksonville on August 20
IF. Merrill and ". n. Merrill, Of Al.
bany, lhs White sewing machine men,
were In town today on business. Salem
Journal.
J. II. poun I, Of Jefferson, and Miss
Adella Turnidge. III Lacomb, were mar
rled at Laconb yesterday, Rev. ostorn
officiating.
TO. BaKer, OF soar Greek and Mr..
Preityman. OF Portland. have been In
tho city on their way 10 the mountains
on hunt
w. II. Stevens, the merchant, return.
ed this noon from the east where he has
been buying goods for the fall and win.
Ter trade.
Mrs +. Ticet. OF La 6rrnde, who has
been visiting IN iLe city Tor sons time
the guest VI hcr daughter. left this noon
Tor home.
/. Mrs. Harry Lynes, Of. Oakland, and
Nellie Riley, of Albany, werc gueFts at
the home Ord Lynes. Thursday JET
lcrson Review.
. J. X. Watkins, q speeial detective Of
! the American Detective Association,
passed through Albany Saturday for the
Bay, on business.
! Mr.. u. l.. Walker, OF Portland, where
he has charge oi the Moen washburn
, branch house, spent Sunday with Al
! hany relatives.
Among those returning from the Bay
this noon we're Judge Boisc and family,
Dir Banmgart and chi 'dren. l.. T., Con
aud family.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Cauheld and children ol
9 Oregon City, returned home this noon
after several days visit with their
mother and brother.
One oi the at 'cndants at the teachers
: : institute held At Coquille City last week,
4 was Miss Maud Deyue. OF Myrtle Point
: !, . graduate Of Albany college.
Jasper wyman. the druggist, and viii
liam Harris, the caterer and expert ba-
\ ker returned last Saturday evening from
- the BreiIenbush hot springs.
81 Mlss Maud Crosby returned eaturia,
i on the owe land from Portland wher'
Il she has been visiting several days sine,
q her return from Los Angeles.
10 Miss Minnie Bishop died 10 Elgin oI
= August 2lst. The deceased was born II
/. Linn county. She resided In kentuck,
b awhile doing special church work.
n Mrs. s. g. Marvin, OF Waitsburg, ar
rived on Saturday nights overland ant
N will visit with her father Mr.. Yes Can
ID non and her brother and sister in thi
D, city.
3 Mr.. Charles Miller 10 in the city on
70 visit, on q ten days lay of. He 10 nov
:. running out from Sissons and on his re
~ turn will have position as brakeman
n on passenger out Of Sissons.
n n Lloyd Duncan will leave tonight 70
San Rafael, Calf. where he will resum
his studies in the military academy, an,
. where he Is making excellent progres
preparatory 10 the study oi law.
w Mr.. Charles McGhee, Of Gilro,
- Calf, who has been working in hi
= Cousins store for several years. is in IL
1, city on q visit, taking his summers VI
-. catloL by a Trip " Oregon.
., Billy Miller, OF Shelburn, who playt
q Dail in Albany several years ago, was
oh the city today. He has been playing
70 Eastern Oregon this year aud recently
up few games II Independence. Miller
one OF the best catchers in tlle state.
Mr.. George Hart, the orator OF CC
left Saturday evening on the overlaI
for Gran Pass, where he will resuu
the practice OF his profession. He h
the best wishes Of many Albany frlen
M for success.
DIR. Adams, the dentist, will not prof
ise to do any more work at Newport III
E year, as he has been absent from
home practice some six weeks. We a
informed that he will spend the latt
part OF this week visiting relatives al
!. friends at Detroit, Scio, Shaw and JEFF,
, ,aS son and will return to Albany and
"" ready for business again at his Dem
sr Parlors next Monday.
I'll Rev. Mr.. Meminger. who for the pa
five years has been the pastor OF /
!. Methodist church, will preach his fai
well sermon next Sunday. It is n
known where he will remove, as III
81 questisn will be decided hy the NJ.
Ne conference which will meet next moat
Ashland Town Talk.
Chaplain Gilbert passed through I
city this noon on his way to Eugene frC
30 30 a visit on the Weet Side. He spent I
y" twenty minutes stop here with Nj
- Ellis and sister. good many very nj
TIE stories are being tod by the boys OF 4
IN second regiment about Chaplain Gilbe
q all OF them showing that the second re
Iiss imert had the star chaplain of the s
corpt.
der A limited quantity OF wood wi,l
oil taken in na ,ment VI an organ or seWi