The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
NJ and Mrs Geo E Fish vent TO Salem
this noon.
Mr. + L Thompson, ~ ho Is in the city,
reports having sold his First street brick,
formerly ooeapied as harness shop, to Mr.
Mcclure. Of Portland. for S40eO.
News reached Mr Tinkle, TIE photo
I grapher, yesterday thai his father In north
Texas. had been severity injured by a run
away team Several ribs were broken and
be Is injured internally.
b c Flory bid farewell to his relatives
and many friends IN this place las. Sunday
and left for Albany where he will attend
school this winter. We wish him much
success in the pursuit Of his stsdles.-So-
dayille Review
On Sunday. November 4. Mr. and Mrs L
w Guiss. VI WeSAburn, viii celebrate the
S2nd anniversary cf their wedding, and al
the same time and PLACE Mr. and Mrs
Cooke Patton will asso ossebrafe he first
anniversary Of their marriage. Mrs Patton
Is the daughter os Mr and Mrs Guiss. and
a most enjoyable time Is anticipated. Mr.
Patton and wife will Isage Monday for
California where iaey will spend several
nlonths.-lniePenaent Formerly Of Al
bzny.
Last evening Tery pleasant reception
Was rendered the senior and ianiOr classes
OF the college at the kcr1a a ? Baltimore
In this city. The happy company spent the
evening in 4 ve-y pleasing manner a.
games. social chats. music, and -anl-in
abort. des.xi0szs reEast wax served which
was highly enjoyed by ALL Mach x the
surrcss OF The occasion vas due 10 the fl
ting preparation made by Miss Ollie B2lti.
more of tie senior class, and the two classes
will remember The OCCASION as enc Of the
happless sTenings of college days.
FEurTLEss BrRsIARsEs. A burgsa.
entered the residence Ct Mr. Arch Hammer
last evening. probably about O'Clock. dur
ing the absenoe Of the family and met with
a very Disappointing experience. An en-
trance was e5e>ted by one Of the so3;h win
dows- Another window was opened wide.
ready for h2S.y exit If ascesszry. Then
the burglar began examining things by the
iigh. Of matches. found all over the house.
Fate seemed TO be against him. rile only
thing he took Was hand. bag with an
aluminium dollar. which 50 disguised him
A1 i&zNtu& G1AN NJ II On
ground In the back yard. Even a i've cent
piece was knocked Of stand without being
seen. and a watch on tha piano vas not
observed: as well As a small amount in
another nom. Ii was .. oom2lese failure IN
a financial way. TIE burglar WAS pCohab-
ly one Of the srainps passing through tie
valley, ihoogh he MAY have been osse cf our
own citizens. No telling nowadays.
A burglar also entered the residence Of
Mr. Ike Fox through an open window. and
succeeded in getting nothing. He was
evidently after money.
The Y NJ c A.-The new board Of
directors of the NJ c A met last evening,
with the new president y Smiley in the
chair. c c Hogue. 2 B Marshall and
Carlton Sex were elected directors to fill
vacancies in The board Of directors. The
following committees were appointed:
Nacancies-W S Thompson. FL Miller
and A NJ Hammer
Devotional-C + Rowland, c Z Scx. p
B Marshall, L Tomlinson and C W
Elkins,
Finanoe-wm Fortniller. f Z Sex and
E Nj Horton.
Entertainment-G s Acheson. o c Nc
Fariand and W II Lee
Music-A NJ Hammer. Geo AeheSon. w
S Thompson and s \ Steele.
Invitation w + Galbraith, r Wilkins
and 5 C Worrell.
Membership E E Gof, p B Marshall
and Z Sox.
Athletics-w r Blaia. P Nusting,
Al Sternberg and Allen Chamberlin.
Visiting Siek-0 c Mcfarland. E N
Horton and + Brown.
Decoration-E \ Blodgett, . NJ Nc
Farland and John Concklin.
ALLEooRY or THE WAR IN SoSG. By
ar the grandest musicale of the season
will be the "Allegory of the War in Song
which The entertainment committee of the
Y MI A expect TO put on about the
middle of next month. About sc eharas-
ters will be needed The marvellous SUCCESS
of this musicale as given in Kansas City
and at Chicago commends 1t to Albany
musical people as being worth their finest
efforts, and assures the public something
unique and excellent in every respect A
number of the leading musicians in Al
bany have recommended the arrangement
Of music as the finest they have ever seen.
Some of these people met at the Y NJ c A
rooms last evening and developed plans for
the affair. Another meeting will be held
Wednesday evening, at which time all the
singers in town are asked to be present.
ANOTHER bIppER.-A dispatch from
Omaha states that it was given ont at the
Union Pacific headquarters that that road
viii buy the Oregon Pacific when il is
offered for sale in few days, and viii
hurry forward to completion the proposed
road from Portland to Astoria. At this
writing there are enough bidders 10 make
the sale an interesting event. But will
they maserialize ON Dec %. Until the
actual bidding takes place the public will
be skeptical. The outlook, though is
certainly good.
BURGLARY Down THE RIVER. During
last night Il burglar stole double set Of
harness and several bushels ef oats out of
the barn of Mr. John Censer near Millers.
He was tracked to the Willaamette, the
tracks showing that he had made three
trips to Mr. Conser's barn, from boat at
the river, the indications being that the
burglar crossed the river from the other side
of that point.
FooT BALI. ACCIDENT Curtis Hawley.
aged about 25 years, and student at Mon.
mouth, was seriously injured Friday fore
noon by being struck on the head while
Iplaying football His injuriesare OF G very
serious nature, his skull being crushed in
Just behind the right temple, The game Of
football is hardly ever played without an
accident of some kind, and every player is
more or less bruised In every contest that
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