The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-15
SOCIAL AND Personal
MONDAY.

Miss Laughlin went to the Bay today ,o
spend the summer.
DR. Olive Beer, of Eastern Oregon, is in
the city, the guest of her brother-in law
Hub Bryant.
The remains of the deceased were
brought to Albany on the oienoon train
and buried in the city cemetery.
/ Breslin, who was sent to the jail for
month for stealing a ring, was discharged
today and left for Seattle with his family.
Mr. Claire Vunk, of Albany, is now
clerk of the Ocean House. That popular
caravansary is well equipped for the sum-
mer trade.-Leader
Mr. Geo Blalely, an old resident of
Brownsville, in this county, has just taken
his seat as county Judge of Wcsco county,
to which position he was recently elected.
Capt N B Humphrey returned this
morning from his trip below. He found
business men complaining somewhat In
Portland. though much building is in
progress, ana mechanics are busy.-Pen-
| dleton E. q.
Iva Phelps, editor aud publisher of the
North Yamhill Leader, was in Corvallis
Monday, and made the Leader Office a
pleasant call. He was on his way home
from short visit to the bay Benton
Leader.
JR Wyatt leaves tonight Tor Harris
burg, from which place he will so to
Kitson Springs on the old military wagon
road, with party from Harrisburg.
Messrs Paynes, Althouse and Young are
at those springs instead ofat Bellknap as
reported.
A Hackleman and J Brown started on
Wednesday for Willamette with IS head
of horses. In the band are a number of
fine driving horses which Mr. Hackleman
intends putting in training. The young
animals will be heard from on the Oregon
turf, and will convince sporting men that
Eastern Oregon can produce fast steppers
-Prineville Review. They were expect
ed in Albany this afternoon.
TUESDAY. =
ID B Monteith and Ed Cusick have
gone to the mountains.
Mr. w 7 Cochrane, of Brownsville,
was in the city today.
Mr. Jack Hodges left this noon for
Portland on business trip.
DR. John Geisendorfer returned this
noon to his home at Arlington
Mr. Murray Vaughn went to the noun
tains today to be gone until August lst.
L Bilyeu and family will leave for
Heceta Head in few days, for their sum-
mer outing Guard.
Sam Logan, the Portland barber,
formerly of Albany, and Mrs Chas May,
of Coer D'Alene, we're recently united
in marriage.
Rev Jas F Stewart and family are Eow
settled in their new home in Portland,
and their Albany friends will find them
at 5Sl East Ash and l4.h streets.
Miss Maggie Whitney, who has been
teaching school near Astoria, returned
home this acknowledges Guard.
George Humphrey, William Faber,
William Humphrey, and Ed Zeyss, IT.,
left this morning for Findley's Springs
Tor an outing of a few weeks
Z f Parkhurst, and ID \ Derby, with
their families visited Mehama Saturday.
Mrs Derby remains for several weeks in
hopes of being restored to better health.
Journal.
Joseph Nixon, an Oregon pioneer OF
1850 and . prominent citizen ol Linn
county, dep Saturday at his home in
that county. His grandson. Fred Peck,
of this city. left Saturday evening to al
tend the funeral.-Pendleton f o.
| Miss Lizzie McNeal, returned mis-
sionary from darkest Africa, is visiting
Mrs III Wallace. She Is accompanied
by little 6-year-old African girl. She
viii give talk this evening at the Pres
byterian church, to which everybody Is
invited.-Statesman.
Manager ] o writsman, OF the Farm.
ers & Merchants Company, went south
| today on trip as far toward California
as Ashland. Mr. r B Criswell, special
agent. was in the city, and left on the
noon train for the West Side. The COM
pany is doing good business, constant
I ly increasing.
William ii Miller, who has been with
Julius Gradwohl for a good many years,
/ has accepted a position as book keeper
/ in the store oil the estate OF his uncle. Mr.
LOCUS who recently died at Oregon City,
leaving q large property and will assume
| his duties in about month. He is q
reliable, faithful employe who can be de-
pended on.
The following two items appear in the
| Prineville News: Med Vanderpool came
home from Portland Tuesday afternoon,
having left Lebanon at noon the preced-
| ing Sunday. His Fourth o. July was
spent in rejoicirg z that the road through
the mountains now offers no serious inn
pedimept to speedy travel Med was in
a hurry to get home and attend to the
hay harvest at his Mckay creek ranch.
u \ Gulliford and family, OF Albany,
have removed to Prineville to locate. Mr.
Guiliford is brother in-law OF that fell
low that almost every man, woman and
child in Crook county knows as Med
VanderpoOl.
Last evening couple loads OF mem
bers OF the Epworth League, Of the NJ 4
church, about thirty-fve in, number,
went to the farm reeidenee Of Mr.. John
Geisendorfer, four miles east OF Albany,
" here they passed several hours in social
enjoyment, returning horne after mid
night. Fact the Man About Town can
testify TO on account Of a pleasant sere-
made from load OF live young people
about II 80 while on their way to their
several homes. A special report indicates
that the affair was OF more than ordi-
nary interest Among other things q
regular 4th of July celebration was had
around a big bon fire: The procession
was modern and consisted OF fire com
panies, militia, liberty car with goddess
OF liberty, and many attractions in which
the ladies and gentlemen mixed promis
cuously, Prof Hawley, OF Salem, deliv-
cred the Grafton and Geo Colwell read
: the declaration, while there was music
untold. Then came hose races, loot races
etc, in which ali joined. A grand dis.
lplay of FIRE works--crackers and sky
rockets excited admiration,and sump-
tuous repast added to the enjoyment.
WEDNESDAY.
J II Townsend, of Newburg, is in the
: city.
Hon r A Irvine and family have re
turned from the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs Sherwood of North Salem
took the morning train for Albany
: Salem Journal.
] C II Stewart went to Portland toda
D in response to subpoena in the cele
: brated wagon road case.
/. Mrs d Burkhart, VINO has been lyin,
: dangerously i'll at her home near Aiban
;. is reported better today.
= Mrs Henrietta Brown, Mrs w @ Stew
art and Miss Mary Stewart left toda
for Nye Greek to spend the summer.
c Miss Edith Harris left today for Yam