The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

l. G. Dickey was In the city the first Of
the week.
H. A. Watts. Of Shed l., was In the city
last Tuesday.
Rev. knight, of Salem. was 10 the city
last Sabbath.
Me. Fred Mccoy. Of Hatri.basg. was 10
Albany Tuesday.
Hou q A Waggoasr. Of Coreslli4, was 10
the city Wednesday.
Rev 7 h White, Nof the Silsiz Agency, 10
In the city this week.
WIN. McKinnon J. r.. Of Sweet Homo.
was In the city last Monday.
IIr. Kay, of the Brownsvills Wooden
Milla, was Ia the city last Saturday.
Ex.I.ient. Gov. Geo. r. R,well, Of Sweet
Home, was In Albany last Monday.
WR Privett. the accomplished school
teacher. At staytoa. was ia the city yestsr.
day.
Geo. Ms.lsy. Of SwAst Home. was In :lie
city the drst OF tho wesk, aud returned
home Wednesday.
Sheriff Pardom, Of Donglas coanty. passed
through tho city Tuesday, on Lis way home
from East Portland.
Daae. M.'ntsith aud Chas. CirFan have
been ia SOathsrn Oregon lately. Introducing
the C1rran fruit dryer.
Mr. Thos Msntsith returned last S4tur.
day night from an extended trip on the
Sound and other places.
Geo w Sill has besn at dissnala. Mon.
tana. lately, Ia the interest ui the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance C".
j. A. BsArl. th. popular yoaal lra tSi.t
oi Jeiisraon. wAarn Albany last Wednesday.
A pleasant vi.it !. AsknoSl.dgsA.
Orange Morgan rsturas.i on last Tuesday
from EAstsrn Oregon, where hs has been
several months looking after his stock.
Mr. George Wheeler. son Of Alfred
Wheeler. Of this city. f,r several ysAr- .
resident Of California, is visiting in this
city.
Ars. w. A. C1x left for Portland wslass.
day. where she and her hu.bani will
rsaids till Christmas. when We hops to see
them back u Albany.
Hon + y Hodgkin AaI Mr Wright, sf
Salem, were in the city. Monday syeSisg,
70 see about the State Tournament, aud
what our Gremsn are 10 do.
Dir. John Schmssr arrived from Prinsyills
with band Of horses last Sunday afternoon.
The snow on the mountains was Is inches TO
- feet deep, for distance Of about ten miles.
The GAmily Of Charley X ,ifsr left last
Tuesday for Jacksonville where they 90 TO
spend the sammsr with = sister Of Mrs.
Ksifer. Charley il now lone, lone bach.
elor.
81 Senders and 500. Maurice, left last
Monday morning for PdnsvilIe by the moan
tain road a. they had n good tsam aud
wagon they no doubt will got across all
right
SIR. CAvAnaagh. inspector OF u. s. lssd
otiises for Oregon. washingtoa aaa Idaho.
arrived IA the c,ty the int Of the week aud
is stopping with his relative Mrs. Jadgs
Haley.
y. J. Hentos, Virgil Parker all George
Hochstedler Left last MaaI4y .,cnins for
The BALES, where they ~ .. asiss slss 10
the msOtias Of the Kni sh., ri T. tina, of the
North Rsat.
Mrs kav@nlnsh. Iassiy d x .ns4a. has
bssa visiting w,tA Ars 5 d n .lsy saa Mr.
0pp Of this city. Her ha.aAud !. coaaectsi
with the government lad Department. aal i.
now 10 Washington TsriU,ry.
". II. Parker and wit- arrived ~ the city
from the bIy last wsdassi4y. We uad-r.
stand they intend resi.lisx Ia th- vAIlsy a.
the future, and will start ny tn= road IN =
| few days for their future home.
Mr. y. Price aud l.. : ,ndsrs started fsr
Pdnevilis Aosday morniag. Mr.. Price
| goes 10 look after Lad matters aud stock.
Afr. sendsfs goes ~ look after the uisrc4n.
tile bnsinssa % the firm Of Ssnders 4 Stern
barg. They will return ia three weeks.
0ren kdbArta, H. A. StrAtfSrj, wni. n.
Miller anl WIN. Kruger. leave 10 day or
two for the Bay, with one Of the Ksaton
gold separators, which they viii put TO work
on their claim on the beach. There is every
prospect for = rich harvest for them, and
We csrtainIy hope there will cling TO the
plate Of the separator thousands in gold.
DR. J. T. Tate and his mother aud sister,
Miss Laura, are expected home from the
East sometime during the present month.
For the past four years DIR. Tate has beer
engaged in the stady and practice Of his pro
fsssion In New York City. part OF the tim,
having charge Of the Surgical Department
in the New York College Of Dentistry. o.
his return. DIR Tate will BE- associated il
business with his brother, DIR G W Price oi
J of this city.
Mr.. Jason Wheeler and family arrived il
this city last Wednesday from Prineville
Mr.. Wheeler reports that there was snov
for the distance Of five miles, aud that the
family suffered more or less Inconvenience
in consequence Of Il in crossing. He think
the greater part Of the snow has passeC
away by this time. Excepting the snow tn
road is said to be otherwise Ia excellen
condition, being dry and dusty mp to with
ten feet Of the snow. Mr.. Wheeler think
= blackb will be abundant about Uppe
and Lower Soda Springs. He is still sutisr
n ing from rheumatism though getting better
When he left Pdneville he coulF not walk
but he now walks with the aid On cane.
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