The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-08
SOCIAL AND EasosAL
MONDAY.

1
Marshal Ramsey, OF Seio, was In III,
city today.
Mr. John ID Guiss, of woodburn, Ia |,
the city.
] II Slater Ia mentioned for congress II
Eastern Oregon.
OA Cheney, OF the Mil City Gazette
was doing Albany today.
Mrs Gotsshalk and Mrs Marie Davis
OF Astoria, are In the city.
Recorder Henton returned on Saturday
evening from Ellensburg.
Prof w ii Lee and family returned thl'
noon from their holiday trip to Portland
Mr. l. Senders and wife leave San
Francisco for Albany on Wednesday next
Mr. Senders Is greatly improved In health,
In fact Is himself again.
Mr. ] II Maine, OF Newport. an old resi-
dent OF Albany, writes friend here that
he is rot well, ard never will be, fact W.
regret hearing. lie will be In Albaay In
a few days, when we.can judge Tor our
selves.
The Yaqulna Post gives newly mar
rled couple the following live send of
Mr. Geo L Fish, of Corvallis, and Miss
nVtS oCntOeeCE. oi niuauNt WGNS HatEiCd
on the 3oth Inst, at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents In ALBANY. The bride Is
enc of Albanys handsomest and most
worthy young ladies', and George Ia a
daisy himself,
Mr. Jack Young, the well known o 7
general manager and superintendent of
the peanut and news department, arrived
In Albany last night from Water,own,
Wis, where he had been to visit his par
en,s and get some new legs, his old ones
not being satisfactory to the growing con-
aition OF this country. lie secured the
legs aud reports pleasant trip.
TUESDAY.
+ NJ Wes.iNll has a serious attack of the
gdp.
] l. Mitchell. of Salem, was In the city
today.
Chas Monteith, Of Spokane, arrived
this noon on short visit with Albany
relatives and friends.
License has been issued for the marriage
of Edward Sawyer and Ellen blanchard.
Witness II u Meyer.
Mrs CL Pomeroy left this noon for
her former home at Cresson, Dodge Co,
Minn.. where sister is lying danger
ously i'll.
Miss Maggie Whitney, OF Eugene, a
sister OF Mr. J X Whitney, OF the Herald.
has been engaged to succeed MiGa crossett
In the public SCHOOL,.
Rev Ba,eman. recently OF Illinois, the
new missionary OF the Christian church
for Oregon, will preach at the Christian
tonight. The public 10 invited to
be present.
The first regular January meeting OF
the Philharmonic Society will be held Mt
their hall this evening at o o'clock.
Every member is re iuested 10 be present.
BY order OF President.
Mr. Cyrus westlake, OF San Jose, Calf,
Is in the city on his annual visit to Ore.
yon. He will remain about month and
visit different parts OF the state. He re-
ports glorious winter at San Jose.
Secretary Pipes, OF the Albany Mining
( Milling Co., has received four pair OF
,now shoes TO be used between Gates
vile and the mines, and w + Read, DIR
Maston and G q Burkhart, OF the COM
pany, will leave for the mines some time
next week.
w Nye, Of Glen, Or, Is In the city.
We prefer his letters to Bill Nyes, a dis
ant relative. lie Is an old subscriber and
his letters arc always to the point gener-
ally reading, enclosed please fnd 81 sub
'cription to the DEMOCRAT for the coming
year" while Bilis touch on all subjects
and none veiy we'll, lacking the arprecia-
live point Characteristic of the Oregon
Syes.
WEDNESDAY.
| ID Miller, was In the city today afler a
several weeks illness.
Mr. Hugh DInwiddle, n pioneer resident
Of the county, OF Harrisburg, was In the
city today.
John II Mott, college secretary Of the
committee OF the Y MICA,
viii be in Albany in February.
Judge z n Tandy. OF Harrisburg, was
in the city today. The Judge Is a cousin
OF the celebrated Congressman Mills, OF
the Mills bill fame.
There are 36s members of the Traveller
As oci, tIon Of the Pacific Northwest, one
for each day In the year. J NJ Shelley.
the we'll known End genial grocery
drummer, Is the new president.
Fl Miller, bridge superintendent is
in the city. His salary, we understand,
for experimenting the construction OF
the bridge, will be fixed ut $3.50, reason
able enough for 30 competent superin-
tendent.