The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-10
SOCIAL AND PERSO NAL.

Hon u C George. Of Portland. came up
On the nom train.
frof Cramss0n. ot DAaar Lodge. Mon Is
N the city, attending the inzltute-
Frank Simpson and Gland Strahan will
.ezye tkis evening for IN oIting among the
SodAs-
] 4 Cnsuming ard Anderson CznBon
wid leave t0EGo4ucW fer the NehaseEn On q
sshing irip.
Mr Arthur Edwin Porter Is taking his
summer vacation AZ Nexport, the guest Of
Mrs WhitDey
Mrs " Read again started last even
ing fer Kansas City 10 visit her sister. who
Is seriously ILL.,
Abuer pendleton Gaines, reosut' ' reie-Ted
10 IN an item in the DKNocRAT, resides IN
COEyaiIiz-
Miss Abbie Fry left Saturday for Albany.
where she goes 10 attend her brcthsr Fred.
who is ve-y sick--Lebanon Express.
Eight muscle dancers tresh from The
midwtnter fair. we're in Albany today
On their way to The interstate fair al Taco
INA
Mrs q Steiner Mr. and Mrs Walter Dea-
ton. Miss Aloe Steiner ami al Hopf. Of
Salem, were in Albany today o. their way
10 Detroit
tTm Fcor. Of the Oregon Lard oomrany,
veSt 10 Albany today on hedge business
He was accompanied by : NJ Townsend
Salem Journal.
Joe Meyers and family returned TO BeIk-
nap springs this morning. Mr. Meyers hs.s
no. been well and finds that the springs
are grea. help to him.
Mrs P Gilmore left Monday evening for
Bloomington. III. to visit her Of home and
friends. She will also vist relatives in
kentucky before returning. The Rice
children accompanied her as far as Port
land TO visit Mrs Rioe.-AshlAnd Record.
Mr. W r Blaiu. of Albany, came down
Saturday to assist Rev Bryan and wife in
their series Of evangelical meetings which
they are holding in their big tent on
"hite' addition west of town, just south
OF the motor neutrality-suspicious. Enter
prise.
Prof Elton Blanchard. formerly prin-
cipal Of the Corvallis public schools, has ac-
oepted pofessorship OF political economy
at Grand River Institute at Austinourg,
Ohio. Prof Blanchari'S theories regarding
moneT are becoming widely and favorahly
known through the eastern States.-Emes.
Fl 3 Williamson returned yesterday ftom
Butte. Mont, where he has been several
weeks in quest of employment. He says
that 900 L S troops. brought to that city
during the late strike are still quartered
there and that all kinds Of business is US
ualIy quiet and employment scaroe.
Hon Getrye w Wright, of Albany, is q
candidate for the office Of Receiver of the
Land 0fhce at Oregon City. Should
the administration see ct to make a change.
they can do no better shan appoiont Mr.
Wright. as he IS in every way qualified and
and wonld make an efficient ofhcer.-
/ Brownsville Times. Correct.
VIM McMahan, who resides near Hal
sey. passed through this city Monday, on
his return home from Crawfordsville. Mr.
McMahau hears the distinction of having
hauled the largest load Of lumber hauled
over thesa roads tins year. he having
brought down 2050 feet ON this ooCIsion.-
Brownsville Times.
Mr. Crawford packed up his tent and
went TO Newport Tuesday. As photogra-
pher Mr. Craw fcrd, of Crawford Il Paxton,
! Albany, has maintained his position at the
/ head of his profession for years, his work
always proving first class. W hile here he
printed some elegant photos, among them
/ one of Toledo, which is absolutely perfect,
| Ii you want likeness that will be true to
nature, Crawford is the artist for you every
rattle il. the box.-To.edo Post.
The train 10 the Bay today was well filed
with excurSioniSts from Albany and other
places. Among those from this city were:
w { Tweedale. s Van Wrinkle and fam
lily, Miss Lois Dyer. Mrs E Davis and
daughter, VIM limerick, d S Smith and
! family, Miss Ida Galbraith. Oscar Dan
mails, 0 Bushnell and son, Mrs Westfall,
Mrs Gotlieb and son David Elsie Mar
/ tin and sister. Ora Mcfarland, Glenn
Jones and I ] Sites.
There are not many instances where reo-
! pie have been married 60 years and are yet
firm in mind and body aud able 10 keep
house aad even make Journeys by carriage
unaeeompanied by any younger person.
| Mr. and Mrs Preston Barger, of near Har
risburg, have been married 81 years. They
were in Eugene the first of the week visit
ing Preston's brother, James Barger. of
this city. The aged couple came up from
Harrisburg in a carriage alone, and they
get around better than most people who
haven't been married half so long. They
came scross the plains to Oregon early in
the SOS, and had then been married 20
years. the righteous ceremony having teen
performed In 1888. In crossing the plains
they were with the Philip Mulkey party
Eugene Guard.
Guaranteed to cure RiIous Attacksan
"a patton. Small lille neausc-