The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-16

Mr. Mury Vaughn, of Coburg, is in the
city.
Mr. Gibson, of the Corvallis mills, was in
the city today.
RN Thompson, Of Brownsville was in
the city today.
Mr. W II Raymond, the insurance man
| Is in the city.
Ars Henrietta Brown returned this noon
from her trip TO Portland.
Miss Jessie Hunter left today for San
Francisco On a visit with friends.
Deputy q s Marshal George Humphrey
is in the city on his way to Grants Pass.
Mr. 4 Pickard, Of Eugene, one Of Lane
county's beet citizens, was in Albany today.
Mrs John Simpson and daughter Merle,
Of Corvallis, are visiting Albany friends.
License was issued today for the mar
riage of s Mullen and Mrs Fannie West
eryelt.
Miss Embree arrived in Albany from
Amity this week, and will work on the
Populist.
The family of w S Atkinson. residents
Of Albany during the year, left To-Day for
Mississippi, sr Atkinson will stop in
Eastern Oregon for while.
DR. Fuller. Of this city. Is now basking ia
the sunshine Of HcnolnIu. Some one,
though. says II rains two hundred days in q
year there.
Mrs Anna Farrell Williams, who has
been visiting with friends in this place for
the past two weeks. returned TO Albany yes
terday. Brownsville Times.
| Mrs w E Chandler spent several days
this week in Albany, with her father, who
was quite sick. She also visited her hus-
band at COrvslhs.-Lebanon Express.
| c d Campbell and wife have retired
from the restaurant business In this city.
and removed to Albany. We understand
Mr. Campbell will engage In the dray busi-
neutrality-suspicious. Enterprise
Mrs Chas Rieiey returned from San
train. She has just finished a course In
elocution and physical culture under the
direction Of Mrs Ellis, an eminent teacher
Of that city.-Salem independent
| w { cressy and family have returned "a
Independence after trip east They rode
behind the merry sleigh bells of New Eng
land l.ueksd golden fruit from the Grange
groves OF Florida. They admire the broad
: iness push and gay life Of the sunny South.
land. but it i tEsir candid opinion there i.
! no place quite like Oregon--Enterprise-
The basket sociaI given by the lsdiei
Of the G P church last evening st Beck
er's hall, was great success about 81
were present. a choice program VA
} presented, consisting Of a recitation b1
Miss Grsce Gambler, @McCiains Child,
4 q z~=fe. fsr-A ~. Dzs~
. Bell, a recitation BY Miss Ada Flickin-
ger, Pledged With Wine" > visit Il
the little folks, an illusion, q recitation
by Vida war6el, 'sPoorLittIe Butterfly
, quartet, '1Bill Of Fare"
II The BASKETS were sold at Auction and
broaght about 80, that Of Miss Mona Ir
vine. bringing the most. 1915.
On last evening many OF the youns
. friends Of Mr. and Mrs otto CIelan cam.
in upoa them with 3 genuine surprise.
Games. conversation and refreshments wers
, the order Of the evening. The following
were present:
James Hunter. Hank Philips. Will
: Doris. Ed Szcry. Fred Fisher. Bert Veal
Arthnr Porter. Fred Ross. Wrea Ross, {
Mitchell. Ed Mitchell. B Nielands. Keen
ey, II Sw2rt, NJ Swzrt. Will Hawkins.
ketehEm. Bert Crawford. Mr. and Mr.
] WeS.brook, Mr. and Mrs c A Brown.
, Crsw, Mr. and Mrs John Clelan. Mrs PoE
ter, Jessie Hunter. Sadie Foley. BesSi
Doris. Tillie Do-ris- Mirt Miller. Laur
, Trabaunt- Maggie Shupp. Cora Shupr
Maggie Kirk. Rose MeSpelt. Grace Loon
ey, Lilly McHarg1e. Eva Scott. Edn
: Mackey. Nora Fisher. Orpha Fisher, Laur
Chambers. Raciaai Deakins. Myra West
brook, Cora Thompson, Lille Crawfor,
and Glenn Jones.