The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-05-27
sociAr AND PERSONAL
MONDAY.

MONDA1.
Miss Ida Galbraith has been visiting
Salem friends.
Maj Canterbury Is just recovering from
a severe congestive chill.
Mr. Frank Doris instead of going Eas
as he anticipated went West, and is nov
J working ia Astoria on the Talk.
) Marie, the daughter of Rev w r Ste
venson, died in Portland yesterday after
noon.
Mr. Booth, of the Grants Pass Sugar
Pine Door and Lumber company, was Ii
the city.
NJ Ir,i went to Portland this noon
neither to attend the assemblyEnor to sec
the cruisers, but on business.
Geo II Burnett. candidate for Circuit
Judge, is in the citv, Mr. Barnett's pros
poets of election are reported poor.
DIR Cusick, president of the Capita! Ma
tional Bank, of Salem, Is in the city, the
guest of his brother, ] w Cusick.
sir Lloyd Cox, of Marshfeld, and Miss
o Bell, daughter of R n Bell, of the
Independence West Side, we're married at
Independence on the 18th.
Judge J Shaw. candidate on the demo-
cratic ticket for circuit Judge, was In the
| city today. He is talented lawyer and
will make prompt, reliable circuit judge
before whom l. will he pleasure to prac-
! tice
A prominent arrival last evening was
/ MIR Geo Z Chamberlain. democratic nomi-
nee for the ofiite of attorney general for
the state of Oregon. Mr. CnaT berlain
was met at the depot by number OF
frierds and wa. given hearty reception.
Baker City Democrat, of May 2Ist
TUESDAY.
Editor Hofer, of the Salem Journal, is
in the city.
Mr. 9 II Bruckman returned this morn
ng from trip 20 Roseburg.
Miss Sadie Cohen has returned from
Portland, where she has been attending
business school.
Mrs Humphrey and daughter, of olym'
pia, Wash, formerly OF Harrisburg, were
in the city today, visiting friends. They
went 10 Harrisburg on the noon train.
NJ Wallace, of Sa EN-, recently presi-
dent of Greeley. Col, bank, was in the
city today. Mr. Wallace came ont here
to take charge of his brothers estate, and
will hereafter make Oregon his home.
Mr. Duff, the civil engineer of the Port
land Bridge Company, who did such good
work with his apparatus :ha. the bridge
came. together in the middle without any
stretching or contracting, is in the CITY.
The Grand Lodge X of P of the L S
meets in Kansas City in August, MIR Geo
/ w Hochsiedler Of this city, will 90 there
as Supreme Representative of the grand
tr,s4.v a@fh IL q
grand lodge can confer on member
/ WEDNESDAY.
I c. P. Burshart has jns, returned frtm
/ a trip TO Tacoina.
/ Shahan Bros went to Corvallis yesteT-
/ day TO work al their trade.
( J. 6. Crawford went TO the Bay to-day
/ TO see The Vohinte launched
License was issued for the marriage of
/ John Griffin and Anna Vernon. w III
/ Maple and NJ a Maple.
! <. ]. Stulst lefi this neon for Mianc-
! apo!is to attend tie national republican
convention, having secured P,oxy for
the purpose.
The State W c. T. L. Convention is
IN session at Penileion. Among the
oeiega ates present are MIS- Lark buyeu. OF
Eugene; Mrs. J. II. Townsend, of New
burg; and Mrs, M. ]. Anderson, of
/ Albany.
! Mr, Hastings csme down from the mines
last night. lie has been piacering for
several months OH his own account w.th
/ fair results. he reports fine weather a,
the mines, with splendid prospects for the
mill. The miners who came out 10 bury
( Burnett, returned yesterday, and The mill
/ will start up at once. IL is doing fine
business, and there is n big -ciesaup and
| plenty of them an ead. About s feet of
snow At The summit is a big drpw back TO
go in there.