The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-12-02
SOCIAL ase PERSONAL.

IL. r. skipworth. Eaq.. i out on the
streets again.
Paul D'Hiorry, enc of tho originators Of
the Gang" receives his letters At Hood
River.
Mrs. Margaret Croker, Of Hillsboro. IL
now Waiting in this city. She l. : sister Of
Mrs. Mary ]. Morgan, mothsr-in.law OF
Alderman Scott
By all means go to the social at DR.. q. w.
Prices this evening. A program has been
provided. and every pains taken for first
class time.
4 very pleasant party was held 1T Mr.
B. w. Cundif-s Monday evening ia honor
of Miss willert's birthday. We understand
. geod time was had by ali present.
Walter Huston. OF Harrisburg prscincs.
called on a. last Wednesday. How we do
wish ali sabsoribsrs would keep as square
with the DEMocRAr - he does.
DIR. E. 4. Barker has opened an ofies
with Mccoy and Ellsrt. our new draggists'
where he may Be fouad Al al hours.
Wm. Miller, (Ssizsll aHd IL. Zeyss left
Last Tuesday for Lover Soda, where they
viii hunt and gain the bensft OF fhe Noun
tain air fer two or three weeks.
Hon. HansArd gave ns call last
Wednesday, a.d took out new policy on
the DaMocaAr, and thus insares his whole
family against the blues for another year.
Mr.. wm- oglssby. head clerk Of the
nrm Of John Gran { Co., Portland, spent .
day or two in the city Last week. Dir.
ogissby has . goel many warm friends
here.
Thomas Goarlsy. a brother vi Samuel
Gourlsy, arrived here from the east . week
or two age, and has already begun work ia
the blacksmith shop OF his brother, on sse.
ond stEesE.
HI Wallace came boaneing int our Office
lev day. ago anl paid IN three great. biz.
bright, new silver dollars which nasle as
completely happy.
Mr.. ReedmAn. Of Corvallis, spent Day
or two in the city last week, aud wAs one
Of the many young meH who enjoyed tbs
hospitality OF the Ladies' BAnI. Thanks
giving night.
J. L. C0wAn, OF Lebanon, sPsat lat Wed.
nssday in Albany. he says buAiness is live
Iy out there. and that the building Of the new
warehouse has been great advantage to the
| town.
wm. SsAiger. Of Salem. and Of the firm
Of staiger Bros. Of this city paid uO q
pleasant visit last Saturday. Expect no WA
up to see how his brother conducts himself
as . married man.
T. J. Bad ford, Of Corvallis, attended the
game ssppsr given at the Revere House
last Saturday evening by the sport-a'ea.
What capacity that mAu has for sn.. .'s
Phew
Geo. W. Youaz sold the oil .Nys plass.
aboYe Lebanon. Lass week TO an esniZrAnt
from Illinois named Rico. Mr. Il has
taken immediate possession, and he will
be quite valuable addition 70 our popula-
ton.
DIR. snith aud w. b. Scott Nebt out
duck hunting last Tuesday morning before
daylight, and while driving along in the
dark. one Of the wheels dropped suddenly
into chuck hole and dumped Dock out on
his head in the mud.
Last week Mrs. r. A. Smith. wife OF the
irrepressible Bill nossr. brought into town
and sold to Fox, Baum and Co. > half ton
of dried apples besides quite > quantity Of
plums. Mrs. Smith dried this fruit on a
Plummer drier. and by her industry adds
considerable to the income Of the family.
One OF the pleasantest affairs Of tn. sea.
son was the reception given by the Ladies'
Cornst Band last week Thursday evening
ct the residence of Mr.. Jas. II. Foster.
There is not the least doubs now that the
members Of that worthy musical institution
know how to entertain to perfection. They
at any rate succeeded this time so admirabl,
that the many young mon present would
not object to another chance Of testing
their powers in this direetion. Tho Misses
Foster are entitled to great credit for their
indefatigable sH.rs to mako everybody
at home and At ease, aud evidently succeed
ed, for it Was twelve o'clock before anyone
Thought Of leaving.