The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-11-01
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Ben Jones, county clerk OF LincolL
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Peck, who has been dress making
in Albany went 70 Toledo today 10 reside
License hiss been issued for the mar
riage OF Enry 4. Howell and Fannie z.
Titus.
n. 7. Davis. motorman on the Salem
Motor Railway company, il visiting
friends in Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs.. ii. G. Hill celebrated
their golden wedding at Ashland q few
days ago. Mr. Hill il IS and his wife ~.
They are pioneers OF 'i9.
A concert is TO be given at the o. A. G.
chapel in Corvallis on Friday night OF
next week. One Of the attractions will
| be a recitation by Miss Mamie Cundiff.
OF this city. The concert is TO be for the
| benefit of the foot ball team.
Three ladies Of West Yaquinz, one day
this week. went huckelberrying and sue
ceeded in gathering 30 quarts of the
luscious fruit. Ihe fruit Is reported as
quite plentiful in the mountziLs.-Toie-
do Post.
Postmaster W. II. Bunk goes 70 Salem
tonight TO attend the funeral Of his ven
cradle father, Harrison Brunk. Mr..
Brunk, Sr.. Was one Of Oregon's most
respected pioneers. coming in 1913. He
was in his 8ith year and voted for Gen.
Jackson for president.-Ashland Record.
Prof. Heritage, of the Willamette Con-
ser rvatory OF Music, is former Neighbour
and friend OF Rev. j. T. Albeit, and an
old teacher OF Mr. John Robson oil this
city. Albany people viii now appreciate
where Mr.. Robson secured his start As
vocalist.
Geo. G. Standard has been soreIy al
fieted with rheumatism this week At
times II is impossible for him 10 get
around AZ all. In response % telegram
message regarding his condition, Mrs.
SiAn2rd returned from Eugene ysstsr-
dAy.-BrownsvilieT Times
The W r. c. Of Lebanon paid the Al
bany W. K. G. visit last evening. They
were rendered . reception, one feature
being an elegant lunch. The visitors
we're Miss SsIimarsh, president, Mines
Miller, Cruson. Crandall, Reed, Salt
msreh, Hyde, Stewart aud BosIer.
II. ]. c. AyeriIl, one Of the oldest and
most highly respected citizens Of this
county. 10 able 10 walk to the city, and
this morning made our sanctum . pleas
ant call He is thinking OF going 20 Cal
tfoEniA 20 spend s6s winter. He will 60
in company with VIM. Cochran, another
bale and hearty piOneer.-BrOxnsyilIe
Times
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Thompson are at
Coltoa, California The place is some
distance southeast Of Los Angeles, and
is resort for people Suffering viih lung
ailments. Dr.. Thompson who accom-
panied his SOD thither, arrived home
yesterday morning. He vas With Allie
hve days st Cotton, and says the young
man eoashed les in that time than he |
was wont 20 cough in half day, before
he left t1orysllis.-Corvsllis Timee.
The Eugene Register speaks OF Miss
Eva Simpsons reciiing in thR. city izs /
nigh; IS follows: Miss Eva Simpson, OF |
San Frsncisco.the beautiful and .ccomp-I
lished elocutiouist, next appeared and re-
cited "A Sisters Scheme" Miss sinp- 4
son, though a stranger here, won the Au-
dienoe the nonen; she appeared. and I
her rendition OF the clever selection was /
one Of the most pleasing and well re-
ceiyed numbers on the program. Miss
Simpson again appeared and recited /
The Chariot Race" !" and held the large |
audience spell bouni with her eloauence,
as che recited this most interesting &C.
lection.