The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-03
SOCIAL AsD rEnsosAI.
THURSDAY.

THuhhDAfs
Hon Jen Myers went to the bay ihI
noon.
Mr. W D Love LEI, yesterday for Ten
nessee.
| Mr. and Mrs win f'reseh moved /.
Marioa, from this city, Yesterday. wtef'
they will reside.
/ j $ Morris and A flilyru, two Of scio'
prominent citizens, eefe 10 tewn owe
Night on business.
/ Mr. william Stock. al one time drnt
clerk with q I. Blaekman, IL IN the cit,
on his way 10 San FIancIseo where no will
enter pharmacy. lie has been IN ths
drug store Of hls brother. In Seattle, fol
some time.
Tonight a. Lebanon several new mem
bers viii be initiated into the Lebanon
o r lodge. In order TO ser the thlng
properly done the following three llnkerl
went out on The afternoon tfalni willli
Giliett, J l. Underwood. Matt Scott, & W
Seare, q II Russell, q l. Blaekman, K
Chamberlain, K l. Burkhart, w G rwre
dale, & Litter, NJ II Ellis, A Parker
IT ! Sites, q Cherry. 4 NJ Mitchell. /
| A Bruckman, Henry Brodeta, w II II end
ley. l X Tcskey, Ed Z NJ Carter, August
kramrsi, iIenrv Ebert. and q number 81
others.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. chas. w
CrowdeF were greatly surprised By some
OF their friends marching Ia on them. the
occasion being the fifth anniversary oi
their marriage, hence their wooden wed
ding. Mr. and Mrs Crowder were the &c.
elpients OF quite number OF useful wooden
presents. A pleasant evening was spent
10 social enio. ment. and nice lunch oi
Ice cream and cake was served. Those
present were, Mr. and Mrs s w croMder
Mrs y NJ Wesifall, Mrs Lucy Hayes, Mrs
Geo Patterson, Mr. and Mrs - crowde,.
Mr. and Mrs Q A Brown. Mr. and Mrs Geo
w Hochsiedler. Mr. and Mrs r s Crosby,
hir and Mrs X 4 Conn, Mr. and Mrs p &
Anderson, DR. Hni Mrs chambefiin, Mr.
Henry Crowder. Mr. Jas + Hall, Mlaaes
Carrie Westiall, candis Conn, Maud
Crosby, Lille aud May Rideout.
FafDAY.
Judge Finn was In Salem Yesterday.
State Senator J X weatherford, Of Al.
hany, is doing the capital city today
Journal.
Hw Willis. recently Of Chicago, Il in
the city, the guest Of Mr. n Steele, and
will probably locate somewhere In Ore
gon.
Mr. Sam May, Of Harrisburg was Ia the
city today and paid 10 the Sheriff s2s87 .sG;
tax5 for fiity.iour taxpayers in and
around Harrisburg.
Mr. Il Il Wineman left this noon, in re-
sponse 70 telegram, for Chicago. 10
make arrangements for running d bnsi
ness there during the Worlds fair.
Mr. Grant Perkins, Of Port Townsend,
and sister, Mias Theresa Perkins, Of Illi.
nois, cousins Of SIR q Crawford, the
photographer. have been Ia the city on a
short visit.
There will be three graduates from the
Albany Collegiate Institute this year,
Percy Young. Carlton Sox and Richard
Wheeler. The former two, II IL under
stood, VIII so East TO one Of the leading
colleges.
] Z Tyler, Of Albany. will go to work
for McCrow 4 Willard. lie will live In
one Of the Waldo cottages In North Sd
lem.-Journal. That IL 10 Tyler, who
deserves the best possible treatment
from Salem people.
| \ Smith, jr., arrived In Albany this
noon from Iowa, where he has been at
tending tho medical department OF the
State University for couple years. DR.
Smith after spending the summer here
viii return in the fall aud complete his
studies.
Mr. John Isom left yesterday ON trip
10 Independence, Va, his former home,
and viii he gone five or six weeks. Ills
father died about y year ago al an adj
yanced age. and while gone he will at-
tend TO the settlement Of his estate.
Hon w ID Fcnton, Of Salem. IL in the
city on business before che circuit court.
On the tirat Of the month Mr. Fenton win
move from Salem to Portland where he
Will open law Office In room 8, Deknm.
building. -McMinnville T K. Mr. Fem
ton seems 10 be decidedly on the move.
trying most Of tbs n w towns, but then
be ID . moving, live man.
w + Pfeiifer, ,oi Albany who has bought
the Till property on Main street, win open
out about the first Of April stock Of ci-
gars. tobacco and confectionery. II IL his
intention to erect good brick building
during the summer, having already com.
pleted arrangements looking toward
that end.-Dallas Observer. Mr Pfsiffer
y making arrangements 10 go 70 Dallas
IN few days, and there are rumora that
he viii not be without come pretty good
company OF permanent character.