The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-16
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From tho News:

At the annual schoolmeeting In this
city Monday lsst A. J.. Johnson was
elected director In place of r. J. MnDk. |
ers. whose term OF oiiiss ex pire1, aud v. |
b. Coin was re.elscted clerk.
Mrs. Bailiss and her daughter, Miss
Matte, Of Albany, are visiting in Seio
this week, the guests Of Mrs. BIS parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Il. Curl. They have
disposed of their hotel interests In Al
bany and will move 70 Sumpter in q
short time.
w. b. Lawler 10 ia The city aitor trip
down the volley.
q. v. Parker has been in Portland IN
usinesg.
Deputy y. s. Marshal J. A. Wilson
bas been in the city.
Mr. Ubbe Peters was admitted 10 cit
izenshlp yesterday afternoon.
Worth Huston went to Salem today
with Galloway, going on the Ruth.
Rev. +. w. Parker returned yesterday
from visit with Salem friends.
Fred Myers left t1is morning for Dali
las, where be has position in the wool.
on mill.
Messrs. Phil Goodwin and p. A. Young
returned last nigbt from trip 10 Dor.
ganville.
g. B. Irving Of Salem Sentinel is in the
city packing the Watts JOB outfit for
shipment 10 Salem.
Judge John Burnett, OF Corvallis, was
In the city ioday on his way home from
trip down the valley.
Mrs. Frank Craw, OF Albany, il in the
city, visiting a. the home Of Geo. +.
Craw. Eugene Guard.
Hon. w. X. Bilyeu returned this
morning from Roseburg, where he had
been TO assist in the defeLce oi Hugh
Patterson.
w. II. Parker Ia candidate for asses
sov providru the otiice goes TO democrats
when the division is made He 10 en-
tirely competent for the position.
Mre. Kufus Thorn pson went to Mon-
mouth on the Ruth this morning TO be
present at the oratorical contest In which
her son Lair 10 one Of the stars.
Miss Dora r. Page. Of Oakland, went
to Albany today 70 attend the conserve
tory OF music. Miss Page Ii already an
accomplished musician and is taking an
advanced course.-Roseburg Review.
Miss Celia Pennington, daughter Of
Hon. q. NJ. Pennington, is lying DANGER
ously Ill at the home Of her father in this
, city with prospects OF living only short
| time.
Mrs. Nellie Lamberson Of the Portland
schools, formerly Of the Albany schools,
passed through the city this noon for
Roseburg. on a vacation trip. Claud,
who was injured in an elevator accident
eighteen weeks ago yesterday sat up for
the fret time. and is now slowly improv-
ing alter hard time Of IL.
President Frank Strong, OF the U. OF
| o., waa in the city yesterday afternoon
on his way TO the state oTAtoTicAl con-
,eet at Monmouth. Sir. Strong is net
only proving himself the right man for
the position but he ls personally q very
genial gentleman whom one likes TO
meet. Mr.. Strong is well up in the
world. He recently measured height
with Governor Geer and beat him an
inch. being 8 feet 4, while the Governor
. 8 feet 8.
RosEBuR0, March g. Hugh Patterson
was sentenced today by Judge Hamilton
to Eve yesrs in the penitentiary. Har-
vey's case Nas continued for the term.
The Central W. G. T. U. will hold a
thank Offering Social at their Hall next
Wednesday, March, IA, 1900.
Burglars entered the residence Of
Rev. Kutchum at Salem one evening
this week and st:le $40.
The smallpox is raging through the
Mississippi valley and many places are
Guaranteed. This reaches from Minne-
sofa south. This seems TO be Que OF our
inheritences from the Philippines.
In the election next Monday there will
be two candidates for director, the pres
ent incumbent, Mr.. L. NJ. Curl, and Mr..
J. NJ. Ralston. For clerk the DEMocRAT
has heard no one mentioned but the
present official Mr.. Virgil Parker.
The real estate firm OF Finch & Hui.
burt has been dissolved, Mr.. Huiburt
retiring. Toe business will be continued
under the name OF the Finch Land and
Investment Co.
Frank Hackleman and John Warner
had their third shooting match yester.
day afternoon, using each others gun.
Warmers score was 3 out of fifteen blue
rocks and Hackleman's 8. Hackleman
has won two contest to Warmers one.
A large delegation OF Corvallis people,
including Rev. +. ]. Thompson and sew
eral o. A. O. students in uni orm, passed
through the city this noon for Eugene to
attend the funeral OF the late Capt.
! Geery. They were accompanied by DIR.
Geery of Portland, a brother OF the de-
ceased, who came up from Portland last
night.
A crowd OF Albany college students
and some Of the professors went to Mon-
mouth today to attend the oratorical
contest. As three Of toe contestants al Q
present or former residents, of Albany,
Messrs. Torbet, Thompson and Jakwav
they will probably have chance to
shout for some one.
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lDAVIS.-In Albany, on Thursday eve.