The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-02-20
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HarrisburG.

Feb. 18TH. 1885.
The masquerade given on the even-
Ing Of the 18th Inst, was pronounced,
BY those who participated, as being
an enjoyable Ball. Following are the
characters represented:
Addie Hogan, Pocahontas.
Luclntha Alferd, Spring.
Mrs. s. NJ. Selgh, Wolf Ia sheops
clothing.
Belle Windon, Queen OF Clubs.
Lily Wyatt, Jockey.
Eta Scott, Hlgh Tariff.
Mrs. Il. Moyes, Log Tariff.
Viola Afford, Good Luck.
Eta Lewis, Dew Drop.
Irene Morris, Sleigh Bells.
Dora Williams, Cigar Girl.
Mrs. A. Sheriff., Chamber Maid.
Lola Riley, Night.
Mrs. 8. @. Oastell, Highland Glpsy.
Ella Macy, Nun.
Maggie Shepard, Folly.
Nancy Hogan, Morning Star.
Minnie Hoult, Peekaboo.
Mrs. L. Baker, Queen Of Hearts.
Mrs. A. Morris, Queen Of Dia-
monds.
Eta MeCulloch, Highland Lass.
Mary Hay, Spanish Princess.
Lena McCulloch, The Union.
Mrs. Lizzie Nichols, Good Luck.
Mrs. Allie Paine, Negro Wench.
George Jones, Don Pedro.
i. b. Smith, Knight Of So. Croix.
Lee Baker, JOCKEY.
Lester Riley, Drummer Boy.
Geo. Macy, Base Ball.
Wm. Waters, Page.
w. Brandenburg, Negro Commed-
Ian.
Robert Hanis, Swiss Waiting Maid.
N. B. Miller, Sitting Bull.
Russ Wyatt, Fireman.
II. ]. Brown, Count de- Cham
bourd.
Chas Center, Methodist.
Morgan Houlh English Nobleman.
Grant johnson, Jockey.
William Casteli, Page.
Henry Trpp, Song and Dance.
A, Brandensurg, French Count.
Bay Jones. Page.
VIM. Moore, Jockey.
Harry Morris, Page.
DR.. Boswell and family Of Colfax,
w. T., arrived here on Monday last,
with the remains Of Mrs. Samuel
Thompson, mother Of Mrs. Boswell;
the funeral Immediately took place at
the Harrisburg cemetery where saw
eral children OF the deceased have
been inferred. The members OF this
family are well known throughout
the county and state. They formerly
lived near this place. DR.. Boswell
and family Will Immediately return
to their home, on account of Mrs.
Boswell's aged father, who Is now an
Invalid.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. Fl. Baber, Of
Junction city came over on Monday,
70 attend the funeral Of Mrs. Thomp-
son, mother Of Mrs. Baber.
DIR. Margo, who has been doing
some excellent work here, In phclog.
raphy, has closed his gallery, with
the Intention Of travelling 10 Eastern
Oregon. We understand that Thos.
Loopcr will be q par ner In the busI-
ness.
Mrs. Mary Cooper Cf Whitcomb w.
I. is here visiting her father, Mr. Jerry
Sullivan.
Mr.. LAdd Jr. Of the Banking house Of
Ladd-E Fsou, P0rtland, c1rse up In
the interest OF their Touring mill ut this
place, It being formerly the property Of
Hiram Smith.
George Greenwood, arrived few
days since, having been called to the
death bed Of bis father.
The steamer A. A. McCully came up
last week and loaded with uheat for
Portland, and on leaving the wharf,
her rudder became disabled, and she
drifted down the river . abort distance,
and brought up against the bank with
out further damage when the necessary
repairs were made, only causing an
hours delay.
Died.-0u Monday Och inst, w. Fl.
Greenwood aged about sixty-thres years.
fhe deceased having been almost . con-
slant resident in this vicinity for many
years, and possessing . genial character
made many friends. He leaves six
and other relatives 10 moura
bis loss.
We understand that some Of our
aggrieved citizens think Of engaging the
services Of an able detective to fsrit out
The Mercury correspondent from this
place.
The Good Tempiars had "Stuffing
Bes" at their hall last Saturday night.
Mrs. n. b. Miller Of MilIers station
5 visiting her mother and relatives
here.
The Mathews assignment stock has
been purchased for $3.50 BY Mr. N. A.
Blodgett. who will continue the bHsi-
ness Ut the old stand In Sabin's build
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