The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-05-06
SOCIAL AsD PERSONAL
THURSDAY

y THURSDAY
}. Steven Phi lipi is In the county coliec
!, ing band of 5000 sheep, which he wi
take 10 Kansas by rail about the Ist
! July.
W 5 Phillips returned this noon frol
Salem where he had been on account
! the illness of his fathtr, who is now In
! proving.
Z Z Portland, sesr tary of the stat
press association, vret to Halsey til
, noon, his wife being there on visit wit
her parents On the ROTH of May dee
gates to the national press association wi
. pass through Albany for San Francisc,
Lam Winslow, who has been workin,
at Hasey for the past two or three month
was at home last Thursday and Friday
He has an offer of position in the stat
ref"rm school which he has accepted ant
began work there on Tuesday of thi
week.-Marion, Or Journal.
Mr. Frank Campbell returned this moor
from a trip to Astoris, to WHICH place h,
expects to return in few days, having an
opportunity to work all summer. He re
ports some stir in the railroad building
and that the railroad is undoubtedly al
assured fact.
Captain Geo W Bel, of Washington, one
OF the foremost democratic orators on the
| Pacific coast, will spend the month oi
May In this state. lie will talk to the
people of Salem on the night of the 81 oil
| AT 1880 O'clock on Monday, the I'd, he
will be at Woodburn, and nj S p m he Is 10
he at Silver,on. lie will be secured for
Albany At later dIts e possible.
FRIDAY
d NJ Ferry. the celebrated seed man,
is in Portland.
Mr. George Anderson and family left
this noon for The Dailes.
Mr. " 5 Phillips returned to Sale INTO.
day, his fatLer being reported worse.
Mr. II Townsend. OF New burg, is in
the city. looking after his Albany inter
este. He is quite anxious 10 see the
street cars run past his addition.
Mr. John \ Crawford informs the
DEMOCRAT that X \ Armstrong, of Seat
tie. a former resident of Albany, was
stricken with paralysis two or three
weeks ago, and is now lying in critical
condition.
a Brownsville lady has been adyertis-
ing for husband. II not enough single
men are around, there are certainly
enough married men, whose wives are
tired OF them, judging from the number
OF divorces occurring.
Prof " Crawford, Principal of>,he
Albany Public schools. went TO salem
todas to make professional visit TO the
Salem schools. Tn. Prof will look into
The methods of the teachers OF the Salem
schools and il he finds them superior 10
those that obtain here he will be prompt
to adopt them here. He may also sug-
gest thing or two" 10 the excellent
corps OF teachers in the Salem schools.
The Brownsville Times gives the iol.
lowing notice Of one Of alhany's ex-
mayors: '.Quiie a number al the friends
OF A w SianAFd boarded the train al this
place last Monday ior Linn, where they
were going 20 celebrate the six,y-ihirli
anniversary Of his birth. Music and
games were enjoyed until two O'Clock
when Mrs Stanard announced dinner.
which was elaborate and thoroughly en-
ioyed by all. These present we're 4 w
Stanard and iamll.. G f. Sianard and
family, II A Stanari and family, F G
Sianard and family, A Mcdonald and
wife. Grandma Grover, G Ii Cable. wife
and son Eddie, OP Coshow and wife,
Misses Maud Grover. George Dunn aud
Minnie Hale. Suitable gifts were pre-
sented and all expressed the hope that
he would celebrate many more sach oc-
casious''
sArTEDAY.
Mayor Cowan went TO Portland this
noon.
Mrs II Cpham returned this noon from
several weeks visi. In Portland.
Louis Cox. Of waitsburg, wash.once a
resident OF Linn county, Is in the city.
Hon Burch. recently in the land
Office at Oregon City, has opened real
estate office in Independence.
Russell Wyatt the popular attorney OF
Albany came up on Tuesdays overland and
attended the ball. Harrisburg Courier.
] 6 Crawford returned this noon from a
trip to Y9quina Bay. where he took sew
eral views of The government work Ia rro-
gress there.
The Ashland Tidings Gays c w Ayers
was in town Monday night from Scots
AAE AAaS
at work. building a wagon road to his
hydraulic mines.
Vim Obenauer returned from Portland
noon. and reports that he sill be ready 10
begin delivering his directories on Wed
nesdsy. The book consists of 33S pages
and promises TO be a credit 10 the gem city
of the valley.
Attorney Geaeral Geo E Chamberlain,
(who should be elected In June) .ef, this
noon for Pendleion to attend The session
of supreme court that conrenes there
Monday lie will represent the state iG
two murder cases appealed from the cir
cGit court. State of Oregon agt Carver, and
the Stale agt Zosn.
The Rebekah social at the opera house
last evening was a great success. A
| large number attended and spent very
pleasant evening In games, sociability,
etc, besides partaking of a palatable
lunch, and listening to choice program,
all the parts of which were rendered in
a creditable manner. Albany has Local
talent o. a high order, of which some oi
the best was engaged in this entertain
ment, according to the program pub
lished.