The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-09-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
THURSDAY
Hon Bingrr Herman Is In RoseLury
A genuine, jovial. chimney sweep, as
fat us a pig, WAS In the city today.
/. Senders returned last night from
Portland considerably improved in health.
Mr. z Hoter, of the Salem Journal, ven,
up the Santiam this morning for the ben
eft of his health.
Mr. Charles Watson and family, OF
| Shedd and Miss Lilly Love.t, of Albany.
went 10 The .iay iods
| a D Seal and fami leave tonight for
their new home in S. Francisco, taking
9Th them the best vsshes Of host Of
| friends.
| Perry Conn returned today from the
lower Santiam. His wagon broke Gown,
a blacksmith shop b~ing his destination.
| The DEMOCRAT is informed il was due 10
too big a load OF owls or some other
fea,hered game.
Mr. and Mrs A r Chapman leave to-
morrow for the east. Mr. Chapman will
| go to the international Ticket Agents con-
| vention at Philadelphia. and win be gone
abSut two months. Mrs Chapman wilI
| spend the Writer in New York.
| A goodly mum 5er Of Oregon boys will
| this year attend The Leland Stanford
University at Palo Alto. f'al. The Salem
bows wao have joined the ,s-ocessson are
Frank { Matthews ana Fred Williams. :
Salem Journal ALBANY has two there.
Dick Wheeler and Ed crossen.
TIE Oregnnisn writin. from Newport
says; THE most enjoyab'e event OF the
season was the Provcrb party given by
Miss Rssiie Friendly. of Corvallis. last
Friday evening. The spsciors parior of
the Ftiendlv cottage on Nye Creek was
filled with CAV tongregaisn OF mesry
young folks. The various pursuits aud
amusemenis customary at = social party
were gone through. The hostess. Mi&s
FrlendIy. assisted bv Mi.s FIinn. Of Al
bany. served iigh, rcfTeshments. A
curious coincidence was that the entire
company we're college students. The coi-
ieges represented were the UniverSI.y Of
Oregon a, Eugene; the .Willsmeste'' of
Saicm;: "Paeific" Of Forest Grove; the
college of Albany; Mills seminary, OF
Oakland. Cal. and the University OF
Monmouth, III.
FRIDAY
w II Raymond, the insurance man, is
in the city.
young attorneys, was IN the city today
Judge Finn went % Corvallis this
noon, also Judge Fullerton, OF Roseburg.
on account Of the o. r. case.
Mr. W r Blain has begun the erection
Of 4 good two story residence =; the
corner OF Third and Washington streets
Prof Russell. o HendTickson and four
or 1--WE other three liakcr3 vil! 90 20 Cor
wallis this evening 10 assist IN encamp-l
tnens work in that city inUsghi.
Mrs W II Davis came up from Albany
Saturday, 10 spend ies days xiGh her
parents, Mr. and Mrs F Hendrix in this
city.-Hartisburg C5urier.
Miss Ethel Ben,ly has returned from.
a two months yisis at Amity accompanied
by Miss Harrison. aho is now The guest
os Mr. J W Bently-
Mr. John Hyde. son os Perry Hyde, OF
this place, arrived yesterday fEom his
stock ranch in the John Day country and
will take his family to that place in =
week or io.-HarFisborg Courier.
Mr. viii Davidson less Albany on last.
nights train for San Francisco. which he
will make his future home residing with
hss vile, who has been there several
months.
Mr. Murry Vaughn has closed his boot
and shoe shop and accepted = position
with tbs brother in-law. .Mr Jos Klein, Mr.
David Lsrk having resigned his position
with him
Mrs L Fenton. .of Albany, came up oil.
the local Monday evening TO attend the
funeral Of her niece, Ariel, daughter Cd
Mr. and Mrs r Z Hsnan.-RosebuFE
Plssnde2IeE.
Among The n. 3. appointments fsv
the coming year we find Shat Rev J T
Albeit, Sho has 80 faithfully served the
church here, goes to Alhany.-McMirz.-j
willie I. NJ.
SATURDAY.
Egbert willoughby. of Harrisburg, j.
in the ciiy.
cliT Meilen. of Salem, is visiiiag
friends in the city.
Deputy z Marshal Sinno,, was in the
city today on his way 70 the Bay.
License was issued today for the mar
riage of ] s0nnek and Mrs Emily Ne
Kinney.
Rev S P Wilson. recently Frecidinx
Elder Of this district, will preach in
Seattle the coming year, Al n salary Of
1880.
Mr. r L Power, OF Dallas, WAS in the
city today on his home from trip to
brownsville.
Mr. Geo " Luper has moved to Albany
from Tangent. and will send his children
10 our schools.
Miss Lnra Campbell left today for
Brownsville, where she will teach in the
public schools
Joe Watson, OF the Tacoma IRON
Works, was in the city on his way home
after visit with his parents at Newport.
R ] Hendricks, editor OF the Salem
Statesman, went TO the Day today, on a
health seeking trip, having been under
the weather" for several weeks.
g w r Pettibone, general Western
Manager Of the original Bankers Life
Insurance Association, is in the city.
The Plaindealer says that Conductor
Shan Couser is now having the finishing
I touches put on his 5000 residence in the
Holiday addition. Portland.
| Apleasant card party was given last
4 lChSAAhk ~ tAA~ ANSf&GhN~ Qa - a ANSA1~
Several heurs were spent in an agreeable
manner. A delicious lunch was served.
Mrs p J Smiley gave party last even
ing TO her S S class, the members OF one
or two other classes being present. Num-
erous games were played, and palita bic
lunch pertAken Of.
Rev + y Condit and Prof Torbet were
in our town last Saturday, working in the
interest OF the Albany College. We un
derstand that several scholars will go
from this place to that institution again
this year.-Lebanon Express.
Hon G X wilkinson, of Lane county,
| the youngest member of the next legis-
iature, has been In the city stopping of
Yesterday on his way home for day.
There are serious rumors affoat that the
bright young statesman lost his heart at
the Bay.
The engagement OF Mr.. Phil Lewis. the
popular merchant OF Ellensburg, Wash,
and Miss Isabelle Senders, the accom-
iplished daughter of Mr. L senders, of this
city, is announced, and many congratu-
lations will follow. They win receive
their friends at the residence of Mr. Sen.
der's tomorrow.
Misses Anna Stockton and Nellie Hill,
two OF Independence fairest and most
accomplished daughters, left for the
TTx,,. viz ,,.l 4 3 L..