The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-07-08

rian church, will preach at Trinity church,
four miles east of Albany, on Sabbath
afternoon, July 18th, at four o'clock,
Rev. Jas. Worth, of Halsey, ran nail IN
his foot a few days ago. II caused him to
have bad spell of sickness, and for somo.-
time his life was departed Of. but he is now
recovering.
The baptist association, held at Scio, waa
largely attended, increasing from about one
hundred on the first days TO nearly three
hundred Sunday. Five persons were is.
merscd in Thomas creek in the presence OF
large assembling.
Miss Lucy Wakefield of Portland, Is
visiting ker relatives in this city. She grads
uated at the Portland High School last
week, aud we learn she expects to go TO
California soon to attend Mills Seminary.
Mrs. Strong. wife of VIM, Strong, OF Day
tan. W. T.. is now down here visiting her
relations. Last week she was 10 Albany,
but she has gone on up the road. MIR.
Strong has been very fortunate since leaving
here, aud Ia fast becoming wealthy hy
lucky land speculation.
John Sohmeer, Of Prinevillc arrived ia
Albany last Friday with ten bunch grass
horses for sale. His horses are just about
rs fine animals as We have seen for quite
awhile Johnny hasn't changed one whit
since he used to shove out bread aud pastry
to the hungry people OF this locality.
Judge +. NJ. Miller Of Lebanon who with
his family has been spending several months
visiting friends in the east retarned to his
home last week lie says he enjoyed the
visit, had good time, mot lots of friends
and all that. but after all he was glad to get
back to oil "wcbfoot" aud thinks there's
no place like it.
One of the social events Of the seaaon was
the tin wedding Of Mr.. and Mira. N. Baum
which occurred at their pleasant reaidenec
in this city on Saturday. last. Their hosts
hy appropriate presents Of tinware. in per-
son. or by both. aud the evening was spent
in pleasant social intercourse. An elegant
repast was served and the hospitable hoat
aud useful gifts, the cordial good wishes
and hearty eongratnlationa Of their iriends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barrows celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary in San
Francisco on Saturday. July ~ it was
quite an interesting affair anal was attended
by sevefal Albany folks. among whom were
Rev DR.. Irvine and wife, Rev. Achesou and
wife and Mrs. Il. A. Monteith. Mrs.
Barrows sister Mrs. Montcith DIR.
Irvine were present at tho original wedding
in Albany twenty-five years ago. the latter
performing the ceremony. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Barrows were residents ol this city up 10 a
few years ago. Mr. u. being ono Of our lead
ing merchants They have large circle Of
relations aud friends in this locality who
would be glad to get the opportunity Of
presenting their congratulations.
Mrs. ID. n. Hasan OF St. Paul. Minn.,
her two little sons, Wood and Ralph. and
Miss Gertic Montgomery arrived last week
at Judge +. II. Miller's at Lebanon. intend.
ing b. remain for some inonths Her hns.
band, DIR. 81. IIsgan. is one Of the most
prominent Of 81. Paal physicians. aud for
the past few yeara hia practice haa been 50
large that he has oVer-worscl aud injured
hts health. lis IS now on trip to the
Sandwich Island anil Mis- Hasan wiil re-
main with her sister, slrs siiller. during
his absence. Mrs. IIsgan was leader in
st. Paul society anl wilt be valuable ad.li.
ton to 14lansa soeial circles