The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-12-18

THURSDAY

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
| THURSDAY
| Al Bokulekc returned last evening from
a trip TO Portland.
Harper Cranor and John lsotp, IT,, lei
this noon on atrip 10 Astoria.
The Kings Daughters will give iai
and entertainment next Tuesday evening
Jos Charters. one OF Astotia's ex-Chle
Engineers. and veteran BARRIERS, was In thu
city today.
Mr. Alfred Drury, OF Mabel, Lane coun
| ty. once Linn county settlement, IL In
the city today.
+ 0'Conner, civil engineer OF the Leb-
anon ditch, Is In the city, and reports yer,
wet weather lor ditch building.
3 j Chadwick, former Salem young
man, well known by many In Albany, has
been reelected mayor of Coliax by 1871
majority, out OF 35i votes cast
As will be seen by our correspondence
elsewhere one Of the new city fathers OF
resident OF Albany. A good selection.
T. Bilyeu. Of Eugene, men.ber of the
state BOARD OF equalization, has been pass.
Ing through AlhaAy asmost daily on bull
ness connected With the board.
Mas Ida Dalaba. for time Mrs Foster,
started for her old home In Sparta, Wis
consin, today. where she will spend the
winter.--CorvallIs Tl.nes. With 10000
In her pockets She ought 10 have an enjoy.
able TIP.
The social at the Baptist church tonight
ID expected to be an Interesting occasion.
The seats In the sudieEce room will be
arranged so as 10 clear the floor. Enter
talnTent will te provided by good music
by the male quartet, ladies trio, etc. The
committee is arranging for something
amusing In the wa, OF shadow pictures.
All are Invited.
The Coming Century, OF Portland, gives
Oregon's popular attorney general the
following notice: General George 4
Chamberlain. Il new the dating suished
eneumbent, who has performed the duties
OF his Office with credit to the state and
honor TO himself. Mr. Chamberlain IL !
bright and talented lawyer. and the gov
ernor could no, have selected u man
more worthy OF the Office. and one who
Will more ably and conseienlionsly per.
form the duties thereof.
FRIDAY.
NJ IL Doris, Of Corvallis, IL in the city
for Few days.
License has been issued for the mar.
riage OF Thomas Small and Emma
Pomeroy.
l. ii A.
visiting at Pendlrton for the last two and
\ half mouths. returned last evening.
Dr + l. Irvine and family returned
last evening from their trip 10 Salt Lake
city, and win remain in Albany for
n while.
An enjoyable and interesting social
was given last evening at the Baptist
church. The main room was tastily
arranged Tor the purpose, and couple
hours were protitably spent Ia games.
sociability and short program. Among
other things were trio by Mrs w 3
Thompson, Mrs Rev Hill and Mrs q &
Stanard. a solo by G II liar, and shor,
speech by Councilman Wheeler.
SILVER WEDDING.
Last evening large number Of the
friends Of Mr. and Mrs II Barnes gathered
at their residence 10 celebrate the
anniversary Of their mar
ried lie. They were completely surprised
at the visitation. The evening was
spent in games. etc, and refreshments
were served. The friends did not forget
20 present some silver ware as tokens Of
friendship. The Whole affair was q
pleasing and enjoyable one.
'AitipAr
Capt T. Lanning was Ia Eugene yea
terday.
John Ingram arrived in Albany this
noon from the Sound.
Henry Lyons, the Lord High mayor OF
Lyons, 10 In the city.
George Wilcox and wife left Thursday
night on the overland for the East.
q F. wolverton has been attending
Circuit Court at Dallas this week.
sW Paisley will leave in short time
for North Carolina, TO spend the winter.
Walter East has returned from sew
eral months sojouTn east OF the noun
tains.
B l. Arnold, president Of the State
college at Corvallis, was In
the city today.
Mr. Buell., Of Kalamazoo, Mich, fatl er
OF Mr. Buell., a special agent OF the + & NJ
lns Co, Is in the city.
DIR CIV Gray is now at Pasadena, Calf,
where, according TO last reports, he was
not rs we'll as be had been.
DIR w II Rowland, the India Catarrh
man, Of Eugene, formerly Of Albany, Is
making arrangements TO move to Salt
Lake City,
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
nt Eugene gave Japanese bazaar last
evening. il Was fashioned after the one
given in Albany last year.
A Radcliff,of the Albany wooden mills,
arrived Sunday on account OF the dan
gerous Illness Of his daughter, Mrs ] r
Stearns.-Roseburg Review.
After working for US for over thirteen
months, A ii Moore, left for Albany
Tuesday morning, where he has accepted
a position on the daily Herald. Harris
burg Courier.
Last evening the Mechanics Band sere-
naded the newly elected councilman Of
the Third Ward, MIR Jason Wheeler.
Some fine music was furnished, and the
affair was greatly appreciated all around.
Sandy Scott came home on short visit
last week from Albany, where he Is at
tending college. Tnere was a party given
in his honor at the residence of his psrents
Saturday evening which proved to be a
very enjoyable affair. Games and dane
Ing we're indulged In until II 80 when an
elegant repast was served TO the guests
after which they departed.-Stayton Times
Matt fotter, young man OF this city
and Miss Laura Miller, aged II, daughter
OF Manuel Miller, carpenter, createt
genuine sensation by leaving town to-
gether last Thursday. They went direc
to Crescent City via Grants Pass and wer,
married in asteamer on the ocean. They
went to Salem from there and have writ
ten home that they will come here sooi
to receive the blessings OF the stubborn
parents OF the girl.-Roseburg Review.
THE CONGREGATIONAL BAZAAR.
The bazaar given last evening by tn
ladies Of the Congregational church, a
the Opera House, was attended by
large crowd OF interested citizens. Thre
booths containing facny and useful ar
ticles, dolls, etc., were well patronized
The lunch tables were constantly full
and ice cream, cake, sandwiches, coffee
tea and Boullon, disappeared to the I'D