The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-07-21
SOCIAL AND Personal

Prof d V S Reid, of Eugene was in tn
city over night.
Prof w A Robb, of Portland, was in tn
city today. The Prof is now principal O
one of the North Brownsville schools.
Mr. A Hackleman left yesterday for hi
big Crook county ranch with 200 William
ette valley cattle. Three or four mer
went along to do the driving.
Licenses have been issued for the mar
riage Of John Tweedie and Effie Spellin
ger, Peter Arp and Mary Frpese, w / Stitt
and Allie l. Hesemar, David + Hare anf
Nellie L Cots.
Prof 6 + Russell and family are in
| Seattle, on their way home FROM the Mer,
| chants excursion to San Francisco. hav-
ing returned by way OF Il steamer running
to the Sound.
The Corvallis Times says: In the
county clerk Office Monday, marriage
licenses were issued to q A Smith and
Mary f Brown, and Guy IL Morton and
Miss Jennie r Griffin.
r Z Mulcahy, General Superintendent
OF the Oregon Pacific, left Saturday night
for weeks trip east.-Cofvallis fines.
The o. p. men are rustlers, but thew can't
make an Eastern trip in aw.ek.
Mrs Kitchens was so far recovered
from her severe illness 81 10 be able TO
leave, Monday for mossh's visit with
relatives at Albany and independence.
She was accompanied by her daughter
Carl.-Tirnes.
george Miliican, Of Springfield, is in
Prineville on business. He saws that
numerous wagons are crossing the noun
tains by the McLenzie route, though there
are several miles of snow 10 wade
Prineviile News.
Hon O n Denny, of Portland, is in the
city. About thirty years ago he was
county judge of Wasco, was afterwards
police judge OF Portland, and then was
appointed Z s consul at one of the ports
IN .hina' lie has also held high official
positions under the emperor Of China
and IN Corea The Dalles T. NJ
The Pendleton + o. saws: George
humphrey an old and permanen, resi-
gent OF IN" willamette valley, and now
deputy United States marshal at Port
Iand. arrived IN the city this morning 10
VISIT his stricken BROTHER. The CAPTAIN.
iast night, again suffered from delirium,
ont this morning was much calmer
me MS sickness Is much aggravated
oy MS restiessness, the patients physi-
able. -
The Presbyterian church of this city
mas gi'en the pastor, key E Thomps
s vacation until September. The church
VIII be closed until then. 1t is we'll
known that DR. Thompson's health j.
not good and physicians advise complete
rest Tor time. The year has been a
pleasant and prosperous cne for this
! ehnIch- Large accessions to the mem
oershlp have been made. and the several
departments OF Christian WORK have
oeen well sustained. The 10th anniyer
sarv oi the organization occurs next
september and at no time in its history
has The membership and congregations
1een SO large rs at present Corvallis
Times.
The ladies auxiliary Of the y. NJ. c. A.
gave social at the rooms last evening
maj was sUccess in every respect. The |
rooms were filed with vonng pennle |
Among the features Of the evening were |
some contests, such as driving the most |
1alis IN stick of wood in a given time |
This was won by Miss Grace Piper with |
sase. Mr. w f Ortel sewed the most
Onuons on in a given time. Feathers
we're pinned on an owl and needles
dreaded on jug 10 the amusemen, Of |
ne company. interspersed was a pro-
ram, consisting OF song bv a male
luartet, song by Ton Thumb and wife
Mss Redheld and Miss Goff. a gong. a
Young Fellow" bv a ladies'
quartet, Misses Galbraith, Irvine. Swar,
ND Mrs Nuiting, and medley bv
mixed quartet OF Secretary McCulIaph
ieorge Acheson. Mrs c B Watson and
drs Nntting. The lunch was a shiusl
ne. Partners were selected by :he du-
'ilcAtIon OF sentences on The shingles. for
Instance "a man is no good who capnot
Ein wife with his tongue" The lunch
'as choice one \ free will offering was
ermitied.