The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-06-24
SOCIAL AND Personal
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
Edito, Lyons, of Stayton, and Editor
Van Cleve of Toledo, were doing Albany
today.
Miss Maud Hoffman of St Iielens Hall
Portland. has been in the city, the guest
of the Misses Mason.
S T Floed, recently editor OF the Rose
burg Review, has disposed of his interest
in that paper and will iocat- in the east.
DIR w II Davis left this noon for Yaquina
City to pay professional visit to the un-
fortunate people, who were the victims of
the railroad accident some days ago.
Messrs Koehler and Fields, of the s r.
were in the city last evening and settled
matters in satisfactory manner with the
motor line people in reference TO the cross
iLg.
A pleasant lawn social was held last
evening the Methodist parsonage. given
by the members of the Epworth League.
A large crowd was present, and the young
people disposed OF most of their straw
berries and ice cream.
C B Wiun, a well-known politician of
Albany, is at the HoIton. TLevi Wallace
n merchant of A.bsuy. Is in the city at
tending the meeting OF the grand lodge at
Masons. David p Masaa and wife. Mrs ]
X " eathe. ford and Mrs e G Kelly. of
Albany, are at the Perkins.-Oregonian
sRIDAY
Miss Clara Read went to Portland this
noon.
County Clerk Payne is at Sodayille on
health trip.
NJ Ralston and family returned this
noon from trip TO Portland.
Mrs DIR Hendrex, of Harrisburg,s is
visiting with her son-in-law, DR. w Ii
Davis, of this city.
Portland, where he has been attending
the grand lodge Of Masons-
f j 0'Connor, the surveyor, is again
with us doing engineer work on the
Lebanon-S -Santiam canal.-Adrance.
" II Privett has been elected superin-
tendent of Baker county by q large
majority. He was formerly principal Of
the Jefferson school.
Thos Kay was at Waterloo last week
noting the progress made by the w ID
Co. Mr. Kay informed Gs that nego;ia-
'ions were now pending between the w
d Coaud Scotch company 10 establish
linen factory at Waterloo.-Advance.
II c Jordan, of Albany, Olive Long. OF
Halsey. and Birdie Anslyn, of Albany,
are in the graduating class OF the Nor
NAL school, OF Monmouth, the program
for the commencement exercises OF
which is published elsewhere
The following attended the grand
IL n pzwkf-,.A al. 80,
from Linn county: c Il Vim, Ed wash
Galhraith Of Albany, Sam May, NJ Gun
ningham and q " Brandenblg. OF HaE
rishurg; " Swank Of Brownsville; ]
\ Griffith, Of Scio; + + hammock, oi
Lebanon; ] " Ellison. OF She1d.
II is said by those present last nights
convention of Laurel LodgeNo :. was
one OF the most pleasant in the history
OF the lodge, visitors being present from
Mediord, Cottage Grove, Eugene,
Brownsville. Corvallis, Independence,
Salem, woodhurn. Portland and Cascade
Locks. 10 the number Of twenty or more
A splendid repast was furnished By the
Pythian sisters, after which all present
repaired to the lodge room where =
short time wgg spent in listening 10 some
Rev Polling Of Independence, and many
happy thoughts were expressed by
number OF those in attendance They
departed with nothing but praise for the
Pythian sisters.
SATURDAY
T J Sites went 10 Newport to-day 10
institute q new lodge OF Odd Fellows.
D W Wakefield, OF Portland. one Of
Alhany's early residents. Is in the city.
Sheriff Elect Jackson il in the city !;
also J " Pugh, the new county COM
missioner.
License was issued to-day for the mar
riage 3i Prof a Randall, OF Jefferson,
and Mrs NJ z Stevens, Of Linn county.
Rev Trow and wife arrived in ALBANY
| last night. The former will preach in
the Congregational church tomorrow,
morning and evening.
W 3 Adams, formerly OF this city, but
recently from Stayton, has removed his
family 10 this city and will study law
with Messrs Blackburn s Watson.
COLee. OF albany. is visiting with
his daughter Mrs + A Doutv, and
brother, DR. I J Ice. OF this city. this
week.-West Side. air Lee is now n
home.
Mrs Fayerweather and two children
arrived in Albany this noon from Mis-
souri, and will spend the summer in AL
bany, the guests OF the formers sister
Mrs w + Read.
Prof r n Wright. principal of the
Astoria public schools, was in the city
to day on his way to Lebanon, where he
win spend several weeks with his wife,
already there. and many friends.
w f Newton, OF Portland, state agent
for the Imperial" bicycle, ard T II
Brackett, are in Albany to-day, on their
way TO Ashland to Place agencies in the
principal towns. Mr. Newton rides an
Imperial Scorcher. Weighing thirir-four
pounds. Their riding time from Port
land was ten hours. The agency for the
Imperial was placed with Mr. Van