The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-06-17
SOCIAL AND Personal
MONDAY.

MONDAt.
Miss Clarlssa Penn is visiting friends in
Grants Pass.
License was issued today for the mar
riage of F Rains and Carrie Il Rice,
daughter of l. G Rice.
Miss Luverne Baber, a daughter of G
H Baber, of Forest Grove. has returned
home after a visit with Albany friends.
Mr. Frank Power, graduate of the
Albany college, cane up fiom Salem this
noon to attend commencement exercises.
President M Bloss and Prof Le,cher,
of the Agricultural College, were In at
tendance at the baccalaureate sermon yes
tsrday.
Mayor Cowan expects TO leave tomor
row for Chicago, where he will go as a
delegate to the National democratic con-
venti.n.
Jos Klein returned yesterday from his
eastern trip, which he reports not a very
enjoyable affair; as he was sick most of
the Time. There is no place like Oregon,
he declares.
The social at the NJ Z parsonage We'd
Eesday evening premises to be live
affair. The lawn will be lighted with
Chinese lanterns, and there will be plenty
of Strawberries, ice cream and cake. Go
and enjoy yourself.
TUESDAY.
ID Andrews, Ex-county Clerk, was in
the city today.
Mrs Ed Davis, of Portland. is visiting
with her broiher-i in-law, DR. w II Davis of
this city.
Judge kelsey went to Eugene today, and
on tomorrow will deliver fhe occasional
address before the Indian war veteran as
sociation.
License was issued today for the mar
riage of Lee r Ingram and Nora Afford,
both OF Harrisburg.
F ID Wilmoth has purchased the Prime
vile News, ID " a bridge retiring in
veiy indt finite announcement es 10 his
future oceedilgs.
Vim Andrews ard Harry ArnoI, passed
through Albany for Salem from Eugrre
TODAY. They were bound for the pen. on a
years sentence for horse stealing.
Miss Lee Prather left this morning for
her home on the Mississippi, taking with
her the best wishes and respect of all
who have had the good fortune to know
her.
Mayor ] L Cowan, On account of the i'll
ness of his father, now rs years of age, did
not 20 to Chicago this morning as he an
ticipated. ard will. instead probably send a
proxy 10 The national democratic conven-
ton.
EsP McDevit; and II 6 Kundret re-
turned yesterday from Albany, where they
had been visiting Cass Humphrey. who
has been very i'll in that city. Notwi,h-
standing he has been very sick, they lsing
good cheer from him to his many friends
in Salem of his recovery Statesman.
WEDNESDAY. - -
Don't forget 70 go to the lawn social
tonight at the NJ Z parsonage.
There will he plenty OF strawberries,
ice cream and cake at the lawn social
tonight. Go.
JAS F Powell is now travelling for the
famous Amour Packing Co, OF Chicago.
and is in the city.
Percy a Young and Carlton Sox ar
rived home this noon from Monmouth Ill.,.
where they have been attending College,
and will spend Aeir vacation here.
Mr. Walter Turrell and family arrived in
Albany last evening Mrs TurrsIi and
daughter e,will spend the summer here
the guests of Mr. F l. Such, ,sot CloverdaIe,
and Mr. Turrell will be here frequently.
Rev w A Tro q. of Northampton, Mass,
who has been called 10 the paStoraie OF the
First Congregations. churrh of this city,
is expected to arrive on Friday OF this
week and vii. hold services mex, Sunday
and evening.
Miss Lizzie Mcneil arrived In Albany
last night from Liberia, Africa. where she
has been doing missionary work for over
four years. She was accom- g'anied oy
Diana, four wear old native African girl
who will remain with her until her return
after resting here for about a year. Miss
Mcneil Is = former teacher in our public
schools ard has many friends in Albany
who will rejoice over her return from her
long journey.
THE ALUxSl's BANQUET.
Last eTening the alumni Of the Albany
Collegiate Institute held their annual
banquet in the parlors OF C ii Mueller's
popular restaurant. An elegant spread
was served and pleasant time is re
ported as the result OF the gathering
Choice music was furnished during the
repast bv Farrell, hopkins and daughter.
delighting the veterans. After the re-
past the following toasts were presented:
The Quarter Centennial of the College
Charlton.
The Unmarried Ladies OF the Alumni, -
Frank " Propst.
Remarks, by
DIR Lee, DIR Landon and Prof Condit.
Response to Introduction OF Senior class
by Luther Elkins.
Response to Toast-Class OF 'a2-by
Anderson Canon.
The following were present: Prof Lee
aId wife, Prof Condit and wife, Prof Tor
bet and wife, Prof Bailey and wife, Prof
Bloss. Prof d V ) Reid, DR. Lee, DIR Ian
don, q f Propst and wife, Z + Sox and
wife, H + Merrill and wife, G II Stewart
and wife, Powell, G " Elkins, PR
Kelly, Senior class, Charlton, FW
Propst, Frank Power, Mrs Cal Burkhart,
Misses Alice Moses, Helen Crawford,
Cooley Annie Althouse, Elizabeth Irvine,
Hettie Miller, Flora and Vesta Mason.