The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-30
SOCIAL AND PERSON Al

week.
Judge BOnham. Ct Salem was in the city
Monday.
Ms Baber. of Corvallis. was in the city
Monday.
Geo beatty of Salon. paid. ALBANY visit
Monday.
Rev J r. n Bell. of Corvallis. was is the
city last Saturday.
Tom carraa is olsrking at the st, Charles.
He makes first class clerk.
o. II. Irvine il clorking for $. Il. Young.
and well remain with him uutil--
Mr. John II PittsnEer. OF East Portland,
was in Albany the frat of the week.
Mrs. John Parker has been visiting friends
in this city during the Last week or twe.
Otto Fox. who was married In Nsw York
yesterday will arrive hore in fuw weeks.
Miss Laura Goltra came down from Eu.
gene last Monday. on visit to her paroats.
A little daughter Of Mrs. cheadls has
been i'll this week. but ia now getting better.
Il viii be Justice Skipworsh after next
Monday. He begins business sn that day.
George Hardy Is telegraph operator at The
Dalles now, aud We hear Is az froliesome ~
ever.
Messrs. L. Fliaa. D. =. y. Blackburn and
l. Bilysu. were in Salem this week on legal
business
G II Hewitt. Esq, left Albany Tuesday
morning for Eastern Oregon where he in.
tends locating
Charlie Pierce was in the city Tuesday,
and returned to Independence the Haas day
on the OoeidsHL
Mr. and Mrs + Grey were in Corvallis
the first of the week. going mp on the Oeoi-
de1 Tuesday morning.
Jas MsFriek. an old citizen Of Albany.
lsft this week with his family to take up
his residence At the Bay.
MisssMsggis Foster returned from Port
land MondAy. and will resume charge Of the
books in the Magnolia MlllA.
Gen. Emanuel Meyer, Of Salem. was
in this city the fore part Of the week. AID
made our Office pleasant call
Mr. Jas ReedmAn. one Of Benton eoaaty's
mest live men. was in the city tuesday aud
Wednesday ai.d male as ssysral pleasant
Gala
A < Woodbury., Esq. of CiReinnati. Ohio.
correspondent for tho Commercial. was ia
the city Tursday. when he paid us fratsr-
nal Wait.
Miss Ollie Miller left f1r Corvallis Tues.
day morning. and will remain 10 that city
couple Of weeks. the guest Of Mrs. George
Montsith.
Mr aud Mrs 81 DosTlsmeyer and child, OF
Olympia. W 7. are visiting in this city. and
are guests Of Mr Louis Miller the father Of
Mrs Dofflemeysr.
/ Sir. Buchanan, who this week married
siiss Ida G4ines, We psdsr.tand il the own.
er Of the Steamer City ofQHiaey. which phys
On the Lever YillAmette and Columbia.
Prof. Robb. Of Forest Grove, who has
been teaching at The Dalies has been en-.
gagged to take charge Of the Central School
in this city. He is very highly spoken Of.
Chester a Arthur registered at the
Revere last Sabbath. On his trir here he
was accompanied by his old friend sovrltea,
bat it is to be hoped that be never obtained
bis vicious habits from im.
Geo Weller Aai jas wAgaer left Newport
last sabbath evening at o'clock, aud on
Tuesday At 2:30 arrived here. Pretty COOL
walking for fellows that have lived On
clam diet as long AZ they have.
Ma II 4 Moore, Of Wells Station. GA lied
on Us last Saturday. lie had received quite
an injury to one of his eyes by having coal
dust blown into it, and vas in the city TO
obtain the assistance of. . doctor.
Charley Ralston, Joseph Nixon and Bill
Reed. Lebanon muidoons, were down last
Tuesday making arrangements to bag our
whole town next Tuesday. and we guess
they came near being successful, as every
one secms to be getting ready to 20 out
! there.
Mrs. c. C. Cherry presented US with
some straw berries, raised ia Marion county,
all OF which were really mammoth ones, the
biggest measuring 81 inches in circumfer.
ence. We are willing for people to try and
beat it, for we are very fond OF Strawberries,
particularly big ones.
Rev. ID. 7. Stanley, publisher and proprie.
tor of the Ctristaia Herald, published at
Monmouth, was in Albany the first of the
week and was to have spoken here Tuesday
evening on the subject of education but
the lecture had not been advertised sufficient.
~ 10 bring 1at sp a,plspre, 60 it was given
lap We acknowledges fraternal call
/ Sa5barh Rev. L. l.. stevens, accompanied
By Mrs. Stevens. Miss Rodney, Misse,
Bessie and Emily TurreIl. Miss Berthe Enos
and Miss Putnam went to Brownsville, ar.
irving there ia the afternoon. In the even
ing Mr.. Stevens preached in the City Hall
to crowded house. They came back Mon
day, and speak very highly OF the kindness
and hospitality shown them
Wednesday occurred the fiftieth aaniyer
sary of the marriage Of Andrew and Mrs
Rebb, near shedd Station. II was celebrat
ed yesterday by golden wedding, th'
particulars of which we have not yet heard
On the same dag, "wednesday the 0tl
anniversary of the marriage of John and Mrs
Robb, nee Ida Pearl, was celebrated il
Halsey, SO that Mr.. Andrew Robb has JUS
fifty years to . day the start Of his son il
the race of married life.
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