The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-10-06

Miss Mamie Bloss, Of Corvallis returned
home To-Day after a visit with Albany
friends.
Miss Lille Risiecnt returned home this
morning from California. after sn absence
Of several weeks.
Miss Olga Bridges left for albany this
morning sheEe she viii VISIT for faw
days. Salem independent
Ed Ford. forDerO P engineer. whom
II = always a pleasure to meet. now ON a
road running out Of Olympia. Wash. il in
the city on = short visit.
Chas Clark. of the O P, who has for rsar1r
years been IN the empaoy of the company.
left today ON visit 20 the Worlds fair.
relatives and friends in Illinois and India
ma
Last evening tlla Y PSE Of the e p
church gave an ENJOYABLE Social at the resi-
dence of Mrs Sarah Baltimore, on Wash
ington street Abonf sixty .sive young peo-
pie were present.
Mr Murray Vaughn left today for Ieba-
non where he viii open boot and shoe
shop. Murray is a good morkman and de-
serves success in his new field.
Misses Nellie Fades ansiC;enesieye Hagils.
two Of Salem's most accomplished young
ladies. have returned home after week q
enjoyment in Albany. the guests Of Misses
Flora and Vesta Mason.
" w Crowder and wife Of Scholl ! Ferry.
left on Monday 18th. for a visit 10 the
Worlds Fair and friends In Indiana and
other eastern states. They expect to be ab
sent abont two months. Hillsboro lndeper
dent.
/ The home os the pastor Of the church d
Christ was invaded last night by multi
tude of his members and friends. 1t was a
surprise party. The pastor is richer in
lpurse and the pantry is full Of good things
A pleasant evening of social chat and mnsi
was spent, and all returned home feelin,
that i Is blessed thing 70 give in 80 goo'
a work.
Our Young friend G II Hart, the painter
very quietly donned his best garments 10
| day, wended his way to the court house
there received his papers, and boarded th
Lebanon train. We trust our young frient
in this new relation which he has volunta
rily assumed may find it one of pleasur
and congeniality, and TINT he inay success
as he well deserves to.
The meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary We.
terday afternoon was very successfu
event. Besides soeiability and busine:
Longfellow was honored with short prt
gram. The roll call was answered wit
Quotations. Miss Hart read a selection an
Miss Minnie Mcfarland read paper, a
about or ON America S most popular poe
Lowell will be the next author
Mr. VIM Kreisel, proprietor of the Idal
ha hotel, four milos east of here, passe
down the road Monday. His hotel is sti
open for business. and has a number of pa
rons. He intends to close il soon, howeye
, and spend the winter in Portland where h
will take charge Of the business of one
.. his Portland friends while the friend spen,
, the winter in Europe. Santiam Lumbe
man.
|, L L Burtenshaw was out deer huntir
: this week in company with his wife. viii,
jresulted in proving Mrs Burtenshaw to
, la good shot. On reaching afavorable pla
Y Burtenshaw handed the gun to his wi
) while he went out with the dogs to run q
= deer around toward her. A deer run
!. land Mrs b shot it and broke its neck. r
: animal proved to be a fine buck.-Ws
r. 0regonian. A daughter-in-law of b Bul
: enshaw OF Lebanon.