The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-23
SOCIAL Asp PERSONAL se1Es.

Miss May Mcdaniel aud siatsr returned
home last Tuesday.
DIR. Geary. Of Eagene. paid Albany .
visit last Friday and Saturday.
DR.. Thos +. Smith has moved iuto the
westlake house opposite Mart Payne's.
+. r. skipworth. Esq. started for Lower
Soda yesterday aud will be absent for few
weeks.
There was very pleasant sociSi gather
Ing at the residence Of the Tareell brothers
las. Friday night.
The band girls think considerable Of their
husband. They wbuld probably like to
have few more.
Jennie Wilson, daughter Of Rev. I. J.
Wilson, of Halsey Is now 10 the city attend
ing College.
Miss Cassie Gle, OF Tdrners Statioa, has
been visiting friends ia this city. Aa.l while
here was guest Of MrA c. Il. TsmplstOn.
Messrs. 10y Edwards. Geo. Gently. James
and Frank HAight returned from Yaquina
Bay yesterday after absence OF one week.
DE-. J. w. Watts lsctared on temperance
At the Y. p. G. Hall lass Friday evening to
: very fair audience. His lecture was very
interesting.
Geo. Hardy. the telegraph operator has
bsen down At Portland for . week or two.
and Willie Humphrey has been running the
odice alone.
Maggie and Matte Foster spent last
Sabbath At the residence Of Judge PEBBLES,
three miles frop4 Turner's Station. aud re.
turned on Monday.
DR.. A. 7. Sherwood. Chicago. ILL.,. Is now
here intr oducing the celebrated Duplex Gal
vanic belt, which IL one Of the greatest
remedial inventions of the age.
q. 4. PEBBLES, Of Salem, came ap last
Friday and after shaking hands with his
friends went back home next day. taking
with him two Of Albany's fair daughters.
Rev. A. J. Hnnsaker, 'd McMinnvills,
made US = pleasant call last Wednesday.
lie was on his way to Southern Oregon,
where he viii spend six or seven weeks.
J. A. Gross, mine host of the Depot Hotel,
went out south last Monday. and expected
to join Conductor Stroud, the new engineer
Of the road, and other railroads a. c-nyoa.
vile.
longing 70 John Foster, Immediately wcst
Of the Congregation Church, and o. G.. Me-
Vain will take the house he recently oectl.
pied.
Mrs. NJ. A. Moateith. Simon Seitsnbach
and Cyrus Westlake returned from Califor.
nia on the last trip OF the Columbia, arriv,,
ing here last Friday. They had rems,..
ably pleasant voyage.
Jas. w. Foster spent last Sabbath in this
city. He has secured the position Of time
keeper of the construction gangs on the
Oregon Pacific Railroad, and went up last
Monday to commence work.
Hon. T. L. Porter, Of Halsey. honored
US with call last Tuesday. lie has kind
ly VOLUNTEERED to receive money for us at
Halsey, and all our subscribers at that
point can find their account ia his hands,
ID. B. Monteith aud Milt. Hyde returned
from the mountains last Wednesday,, after
being absent about two weeks. They only
killed one lawn, on account of the terrible
slaughter Of deer up there by party from
Salem.
"Uncle Jimmy" Charlton gave us a very
pleasant call last Monday, and while here
dropped $500 into the contribution box for
. years subscription to the DEMOCRAT.
We would like TO have 2GJ0 such subscribe rs
as Uncle Jimmy.
We have received communication from
Rev. j. w. Harris, In answer to Rev. X. L.
Stevens 2nd letter to the DEMocsAT on
Prohib ition, which for lack of space, will
not appear until next week, when it will be
published on our first page.
o. Parrish waltzed into our off ,e this
week and made us nice little payment on
the DEMOCRAT. He has had bad luck for
few years and we trusted him. Matters
have changed now we have had bad luck
and he now trusts us, having paid in at-
vance,
Mr.. /. H. Wise and wife, the former of
whom is member of the firm opening the
California store, have arrived in Albany,
and will make this their future home. They
have been very favorably impressed with
our city and predict for it all the prosperity
imaginable.
Ted w. Curran came home from the Bay
last Sabbath and is going back this week.
He and Capt. Dodge and George Sill have
been feasting on bear meat for some time.
They wanted to add variety to their bill Of
fare and that accounts for Teds visit to
Albany. Ask him what he is going to
take back with him.
Chas. B. Mont ague, passed through this
city on his way home to Lebanon last
Saturday. HeShad been down below buy
ing new stock Of goods. and told US that
hereafter he could just "knock the socks
off any merchant in the country when It
comes to first class Rools and low pficss.