The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-06-28
SATURDA
SOCIAL AND Personal.

W. II. Raymond, OF Portland, is in the
city.
n. II. Allen went TO Portland this
noon on business
License was issued yesterday for the
marriage of J. II. Bailey and Miss Ida
Brown.
Mrs. B. Tabler, OF San Jose, for
merly OF Albany, is in the city visiting
her many friends here.
Miss Lee, Lane county school maam.
is in the city the guest OF her brother
Chief Of Police Lee.
Mrs. Henrietta Brown returned this
noon from several weeks visit With
Mrs. T. ]. Wilson of Eugene.
Hon C. K. Wilkinson, now in the Gus
tom Office at Portland, will deliver the
4th OF July Grafton At Corvallis.
NJ. senders, the rustling grain and
hide buyer OF Albany, was in this place
the fore part Of the week.-Harrisbnrg
Review.
Col. j. B. Eddy, Of the r. r. Commits
sioners, was in the city this noon. The
Commissioners find substantial improve
ments made 70 the o. G. & Z. road and
reported il in good condition.
Vim. Faber, the clever manager of the
Albany brewery, was on the northbound
train last Tuesday, en- route home from
a ten DAYS stay at Klamath hot springs.
He was much improved by his vacation.
Jacksonville Times.
Rev. Y. ?. Jenkins, OF westyille. Ind.
is in the city the guest OF Rev. j. T. Abb
beti, iormerlv a member OF the same
conference and ordained to preach at the
same time. Revs Albeit and jenkins
will make trip to Mt Hood together.
Prof. Powell, son OF steuben Powell,
Of this county, who was dropped from
the list OF teachers in the Normal school
q; Monmouth last year. has been REIN
stated. He is not only one OF the most
popular, bat as we'll one of the most ef-
tclent instructors in the school.
August CosteI and J. L. Fenton, the
former for a good many years with the
Albany Iron Works. the latter for year
or two, left today for Ashland where they
will start foundry. There II big field
there for good plant, there being no
foundry either IN southern Oregon or
Northern California.
F. J. Beatty. the Journal bicycle man
called upon the DEMoCRAT last evening.
Salem wants creamery badly. 80 Mr..
Beatty spent nearly all day q; AIbany's
and will give il big sriteup in ts-nights
Journal in order 10 increase the interest
in the Capital City. Mr.. Beatty began
riding bicycle in 1888. He has owned
fve different Nheels and ridden wheels Of
twenty different kinds, AMI hence Is con-
siderable Of 5 bicycle crank.
Il has been pleasing couceit with the
mAnv old-tlme Independence friends the
writer among the n1mber} OF Attorney
Geo. ". Belt, OF Spokane, that he has
been the popular mayor OF thai thriving
city Tor several years pas:, but we are
now credibly informed that il Is another
Geo. W. Belt. gentleman of the popu-
Esssc faith. a no : mayer OF Spokane A.
toruey Belt. We are glad 10 say. how
ever, Is making his mark as = leading
lawyer OF Eastern 4shiug;on- Enter
prise. The DExockST has been under
the same mistake. and has made several
items about the mayor neing the former
district attorney here.
Ten young people of this city attended
q c. & lawn party given Al oakvIIle last
evening. The ride Is one of the pleasant
est in the country. 0akville Is directly
in line with gap in the Coast range and
a live sea breeze made the evening q
somewhat frigid one for ice cream; but
the ordeal was gone through with TO the
injury OF no one \ program was rendered
by the young people OF the church, OF in
tcrcst. Among the features was an ai-
dress OF welcome by Mrs. Stockton, sew
eral well rendered selections by the
Tangent hand, recita,ions by Victor
Yates. Mabel Williamson, Emenda Nc
BRIDE. Fay Banks, Nellie Patterson.
Maud Wsddell and Grace Hamlin. some
displaying excellent elocutionAry train
ing; and an address by Mr.. r. +. Craw-
ford. The Man about Town was among
those present, this being his first visi; TO
this very pleasan; place, the center OF IS
fine a wheat and fruit country as there is
in the valley. and his respect has in
creased for the worthy and intelligent
residents OF the community.