The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-01-27
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| Mr. N Crlme. Of sShedd, was doin,
Albany today.
Mrs Palmer, daughter of Mr. Johr
Schmeer, is in the city on visit.
| OS T Flock, formerly editor OF the Rose.
burg Review, is in he city on his way to
Portland.
The social ANNOUNCED for Friday even
Ing at the residence Vf Hon Geo 4 Cham
ber'ain, has been popponed.
Hon r B Cochrane, well known plon.
eer of Lane county was stricken with
paralysis Thursday.
Mrs DIR Henton. and Mrs McCulley. OF
Ellensburg. mother and sister, of CITY
Recorder, n Hentor, are in the city on
4 visit.
The Junior Y PSc E Of the United
Presbyterian church. held an enjoyab,e
social last evening at the residence OF Rev
T ] Wilson.
About sixty win attend the state ball {
Salem tonight from this city. The train
viii leave at 7 O'Clock, and return Ia The
morning after the ball.
Tke original character of the old
Quaker In the story of Uncle Toms Cabin,
who helped Eliza TO escape after crossing
the Ice, was an uncle OF Mrs Bamford, of
Gakvilie. In this county.
Rev Mr. Judy, formerly OF the Oregon
Methodist conference, and family have
returned from California, where they have
been for the past three years. They are
staying with Mr. and Mrs John Shaver, OF
Portsmouth.-Portland Dispatch.
yRIDAs
Miss Genevieve George is in the city.
Delightful weather IS reported ., Yaquina
Bay.
Mr Wat Moa,eitA of Portland Is in The
city.
Remember the tea at the III Z Parson-
age this evening.
Miss Lizzie Whitney. Of Eugene, sister Of
Mr r Whitney, 10 Ia the city.
Miss Mona Irvine returned tais coon from
Portland. where she had Successful opera
ton performed on her eyes.
Misses Vesta Mason, Bertha Ellis and
Emma Pieiffer, all Of Albany are visiting
friends in the Capital citv.-Jcurnal.
Rev and Mrs r L Jones. Of Grants
Pass, well known in Albany, celebrated
their silver wedding last Friday. There
were $50 invited gueais.
Mr. Percy r Kelley, The lawyer, went to
NailA Waila yesterday as clerk OF the
legislative committee 10 examine into
the jute bag factory at that city.
G W Hochstsdler, z Lannihs aud Ed
Zsyss, OF Albany, were in 10. n Monday
attending the stockholders' meeting Of
the s p d & L Frank Miller, Of Port
land was also here on the same business.
Grants Pass Courier.
The First Presbyterian church Of Ss-
lem has closed contract with Rev A {
Hutchisou, OF Nevada, Iowa, BY which
that gentleman is expected TO arrive here
and take charge March Is, next. The
society believes IL has secured an able
Journal.
= Al i2I5o p. n. "Wednesday, at the resi-
dence OF the bride, Rev. Mr. GihoeeT united
Miss Aagnsta Logus sn6 Geo. d Warner.
Amer the ceremony the bridal pair and their
guests sat down To sumiSEo1s dinnei. A
number Of valuable presents we're received.
The Wedding was private. oaly relatives
bxtng invt;ed. Anong those present were
Mr.. anc Mrs. Louis Miller and W II Miller
Of fAibaSy.-oiegoa City Courier.
So much has been said about legisla-
ture clerks that We give the list and you
can draw your own conclusions:
In Ihe Senate L Swafford, A G
johnson, Z Driggs, G C Hill, John w
Garner. g w Asen, leliat ~ Slccum,
Rosa Luy, E E Hawley. c Dodson,
Zetta A Grey, Mamie Taylor, Louis |
Clars z siebold, Maggie Casey, |
Halle Parrish. Libbis . Fleming, Edith |
E Nicholson, ] Z samuels, frankie NJ
WrunR, Russell Z SesaIi, Charles II
Rosa Shetland, Addie c Jen-
nings, Ella E Williams, T Z Wagner,
Mauds B Jackson, r w Royal, Otto
Louise G Huelat, James
T o Barker, Henry n George,
H S Travis, II o r seydon, S A Clarke.
House-.G E wasgoner, Cora Edgerly,
Cannie Diven, T Henshaw, MAude Blum
dell, ] ] Fitzgerald, Lizzie McNary,
George Peirequin. Nellie Kizer, Annie
G Shinn, A w Patterson, w jackson,
Blanche L Bates, Nellie A Hughes, w ]
Plymale. Lille n Manley. n Lattritr.
W s Osborn, Miles Starr, P Wager, II
Holman.