The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-16


OF the board cf directors recently, IL was
decided II the present business kept up,
TO put on another horse.
CREAMERY FOR SALKM.-Salem is to
have creamery. II will be established
in this city BY T. s. Townsend Port
land, and will DO In operation by April
let, and possibly the latter part of
March. The capacity OF the plant will
be sufficiently large to handle all the
cream that may be available. This con-
elnsion was reached by Mr.. Townsend
yesterday after conference with Marion
county dairymen who were in attend
ancs at the Farmers Congress. "A build
has been selected In which the plant win
be installed. --S.atesuan
7. B. Hatch. of Ashland. has been In
the city.
N. J.. Cornelius, OF Helena, Mon, has
been in the city.
Miss Cecil Rsmpy, OF Harrisburg, is in
the city visiting Albany friends.
Frank w. Dunno, Of Portland, and
Jas. Dunn, OF Corvallis, were in the
city today,
Mr. and Mrs. A L. Peter, OF Eugene,
are visiting in this city the guests oi Mr..
John Winkley.
Regular meeting OF the Lady Macca.
bees this Friday evening. Installation
OF officers. A full attendance is desired.
J. 4. Keller, OF Sacramento, and w. r.
ID. Mercer, Of Portland, prominent Wells
Fargo men, have been in the city today.
T. II. Wilson, an expert barber OF
Salem, recently with Geo. Myers, has
accepted . position in the Combination
shop.
Mr.. H. q. Cotton, OF Portland. came
up on the noon train. His son was al.
ready here, being on visit the guest Of
Mrs. George.
Mr.. Dawson, brother in. Law OF Mr.. G.
6. Achison, left today with his family for
eastern Oregon with the expectation Of
locating some where near Pendleton.
Miss Joyce Brownell, pianiste Of Alb.
any, arrived yesterday morning. and /
Friday evening will play two selections |
at the U. OF o oratoricsl contest at Vils |
lard Hall.-Eugene Register.
While Welch Bros., OF Salem, do not
have q Klondike to show for their court
house contract, they leave monument
to their good workmanship and an ex-
cellent reputation as builders and COM
tractors.
Among native Kentuckians residing
in Albany there are Milton Hale. E. A.
Par ker and J.. F. Troutman, all peaceable
men, whereas one would judge from press
reports that q Kentuckian had 10 be on
the warpath.
Rev. Raymond @. Books has accepted
. call TO the pastorate of a church at
Oakland, CAL, and will soon leave TO
take up HE new duties. Eugene people
generally will regret to losa Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks from their midst.-GuArd
Joaquin Miller, the famous poet and ;
explorer, viii STRIFE Oregon on Q lecture ,
tour coming from the south on Feb. 81.
There are two parts to his lecture, Les. |,
ions Not Found in Books, and Our Arc.
ic Empire.
]. N. Hoffman, who has been at Stump. Z
er several months, srrived In Albany q
asst night on a short stay, being obliged 1
o quit work for awhile on account OF q Z
anne hand. He reports matters very G
lively at Sumpter with big prospects
head.
An immense crowd attended the Mid.
Iinter OAmpmeeting last night to listen
lev. ID. v. Polling, who spoke on "The
ilory Of the Physical and spiritual
tfe." HE address was most effective
nd at the close of the service four per-
,ns were converted, making fifteen A
,nyerts since the meetings began. The
allies Chronicle.
Fred Dawson and D. o. WoOdworth D
ave formed q partnership in the drug m
lsiness and will move into the rooms
ling vacated by 7. Wandel in about q q
onth. -
The Yaquina News, tt ngue and Nc. n,
ride oigan says: John ID. Days
ances for election are as remote 40 the vv
Hiding Of that proverbial railroad to ds
ara. M
Hicks, the astronomer and weather by
ognosticator, predicts there will be a wi
avy storm next week, beginning from Sc
Q 18th to the 10Th nd lasting pro-