The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr. Stratfsrd came over from the Bay last
woek.
JB Wyatt and wife Of Portland are In
the city.
Hon. II Smith, Of Harrisburg. was In
the city Monday.
Manay Cohen returned from San Francisco
last Wednesday.
II Q Clement leaves Ia few days for
Now Tacoma, w. I.
Dr. l. Foley Of Lebanon was la tho city
during the first Of the week.
Capt. Lanning has been confined 10 his
house several days by sickness.
Hon Geo E ChAmbsrlAin was In Harris.
burg on legal business last Tuesday.
Mr.. s. Il. Young has boon KEEP. in doors
for nearly two weeks with the quinsy.
Geo w Kezartes, formerly OF this city has
been working on tho extension for some
time.
Mrs Il w Lansdon was In Salem last
Tuesday and assisted Ia the concert given
on that evening.
Mr.. Phillip Smith, Of Lobanoa. called on
US Monday. We always feel richer after
visit from saoh men.
Mr. A |. Kinnsar, . prominent merchan.
OF Waitsburg, w. T., spsnt last Sunday In
this city visiting well some OF his friends.
Cass Humphrey. now On the Willamette
Farpler. of PortlAad, watia tho city over
Sunday, and while hero made ua . pleasant
call.
Mrs fIumphreys arrived In Albany Wed.
nesday aud will 1.-Two with her father, Mr. w
Peters, who will also mako this city his
home.
NJ. II. Harvey, Of New TAcoms, was called
to this city last Wednesday on account Of
the severe illness Of his daughter. with pneu.
monia.
Me w Peters aud wife, Of Portland, father
aud mother Of MIR w = Peters of this city,
arrived IN Albany Wednesday. and will make
this their fEtnre home They have rented
the houGe lately occupied by Il Sox, and
will mako arrangements for keeping board.
era
A. Staigsr and viii Miller vent 10 HAr.
riaburg tho iirst Of the week aud came down
the Willamstts Ia skin. Tussday night
they eAmpod out, sleeping on their arms
undor tree on an island more or lees than .
rcd In diameter. They did not find game
plsnty. but had good time with an Aban.
dance Of soSnery to viev.
\ letter to Mr. Mart Payne from Southeru
California tells Of tho killing of Hugh Isom,
brother Of Mr.. John Isom Of this city.
Iio was riding In wagon when tho horses
became frightening. and running away threw
him oal. breaking ais nsok aud killing him
instantly. This happened about week ago.
We received pleasant call last Saturday
from FrAnk hAFdman, Of Lebanon, and
thought at tho time hs acted rather psculi.
AEiy. We afterwards ascsrtainsd that he
had bought iiosase Of the County Clerk al.
lowing him 10 ''jsin holy bends Ia Him.
bAchs. " and this explained why he blushsd
whsnever the word marriage was mentioned.
We received . call Wednesday from Mr.
John A Mcbride. Of Shoad's brother Of the
late George Mcbride. whose death IL ehron.
icled 10 another column. Mr Mcbride IN.
tornsd ua that one Of tho twins had sines
died. The number who came forward with
sympathy aud assistance ia really gratifying
70 the relatives Of the deceased. aud there Il
no danger bat what the fAthsrlsss and
moshsrlsss children will rocsiye as COED cart
a. possible without mothers overseeing
eye.
| y. oF o.. SOCIAL.
The ladies' Of the Degree Of RsbseeA CAV,
= social aud laneheea At their ball on sAtur
day evening Jan. 9th. 1883. The iamilisi
Of nearly all the Old Fellows IN the cit,
were represented. Some ladies' took th,
degree after which tko doors were openst
and Luncheon served. Pesponses 10 toast
aero lnAds - follows '-Old fellowship
by 2. c., J r BGSksAsto. ''The Degree o