The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-02-20
SOCIAL Ann PERSONAL.
THURSDAY.


4 DR. Negus, Of Lebanon, has been In the
city.
II Stout and r A Pratt, OF Me iaa,a,
were III the city today.
i ID u Monteith returned IaaI night from
an extended tip 10 New York aud other
eastern cities, on business.
! Mr. las A WIlaon. Of the sp&I.
Co., went 70 Yaquina Day this noon on
business for the company.
lion w Lair Hin, who arrived IN thlA
city on the early morning train,ls confined
10 his toom by q severe cold. II Il ex-
pected he will be around In few days.
The Dalies I. NJ.
| Rev James Connolly, the Iflsh evangel
isi, arrived In the city thl4 morning, aud
will begin series ofamcetlngs this evening
at the Methodist church.--Thc Dates r,
| NJ, Rev Connslly recently assisted IN the
services at the NJ Z Church 10 this city.
Tuesday evening several OF tho friends
OF Mrs John IIrigga rendered her a sur-
prIse party In honor OF her birthday. Sew
eral hours were passed at the pleasant
home of Mr. and Mrs Briggs, near the
Calapooia, In games and soclabillty, and Il
was pronounced ~ enjoyable n party as
they had bad for long lime.
FRIDAY.
J 4 Mckinney, Of Brownsville, IL In the
city today.
John Isom, Maurice Senders and Mr.
Casey went To Portland this noon.
Miss May Hardy, Of lie banon, has nc
cepted q position In the Postal Telegraph
Office at this city. She is already good
operator.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Flora Lewis, nj the residence Of Ignatz
Fox, Wednesday evening. A pleasant
evening was passed.
Mr Chris Finiayson, recently reported
dangerously III at his home Ia Colorado.
the DEMocRAT Il glad 10 learn, Ii lmproy-
Ing and 10 now out Of danger.
Miss Mary Reed, former student Of
the Albany College, and who for the past
two years has been a succeasltl srhool
teacher in Idaho, has returned TO Albany,
where she will spend the Summer.
SATURDAY.
Hon w K BilYeu has been In Selo
couple days on business.
w B ellison, recently in the barber
business In this city, has moved TO ra-
coma.
Mrs Geo A waggoner has BEEN quite
sick during the week. but Is much better
at this ~Flllng -iienion Leader.
Mr. Morgan, ef Morgan Bros. recently
oi Portland.Is In the city. aud coniempiases
locating here Ia the Insurance, real estate
AID loan business.
A w Thompson, OF eorTailIs.was In The
city to-day on his way home from Oiym-
pis, Wash. where he Il making arrange
mcnts TO locate In the undertaking bnsl-
ness.
Prof Riddle left this forenoon for Lob
anon, where he viii lecture week. Ills
lectures are worth hearing. There IL
tone and character 10 them and we COM
mend him TO our sister city.
Mr. Frank Smith, Of the FORKS Of the |
santsam, t'as In the city. The DEMOCRAT |
was glad 10 observe that Mr. Smiths portiy |
form had not been divided. nor Il he In |
favor of any kind Of division.
Thursday evening the FIRST Anniversary |
OF the marriage of Mr. and Mrs John 3 |
Morgan was celebrated In n becoming |
manner. Several friends spent the even |
Ing with them and a good time was had.
Mrs ]. Kessler. aged . years. died at |
Monmouth last Monday, Of consumption, |
at the residence OF SIR Durham. Her |
sister, Miss Nellie Russell, ol Albany, at |
tended the last moments Of her sister, |
and did all that loving hands could do In |
making her sisters last hours free from |
pain.
4 Geological party was given last even |
Ing at the residence Of Mr.. l.. T.. Blain |
by the members Of tho classes Of II |
Robertson. Mrs + II Sox, G II Stewart, |
Mrs l. l. Blain and the older unmarried /
members Of the United Presbyterian |
Sabbath School, II proved unique and |
very entertaining affair. Games were |
played, an elegant lunch was served and |
q geological feast INDUCED In. This con-
sisted Of q contest In drawing pictures Of /
animals on q blackboard. Twenty-four
were drawn and the FIRST prize was given
Tor the person guessing the names Of tho
most animals on the board. II was se-
cured by Miss Mary Blount, who guessed
eighteen, and consisted OF handsome
picture oLbirds on ivorine. Miss Annie
McCormicksswas presented an ark Of ami
mails for guessing the least number |
among the ladies. and Edward Blodgett |
mule for guessing the least number |
among the gentlemen. This caused great
amusement.