The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Judge Wolyerton, Of the supreme
bench, is in the city.
Ar. Z. A. Miner, formerly OF this city,
| is now reporting on the Portland Sun.
| Mr.. Chas. Cusick, pharmacist at the
insane asylum, is in the city On week g
visit.
Miss Julia Yeazie, of Eugene, won the
| first prize in the oratorieaI contest st
Forest Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chapman of Va
quina, returned home TODAY after visit
with Albany friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine, OF Independence,
are IN the city the guests of the latterS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !. c. Dickey.
Rev. John Parsons, now in Albany,
has been appointed financial agent Of
the Willamette University to succeed the
late J. III. Roork.
Prof. Rutherford and Miss Beriie
Ansiyu returned this noon from Hslsey,
where they attended the district teach
erx institute.
Miss Lola Senders went 10 Albany to-
dzy TO visit relatives and also 10 attend
the ball gwen by the Albany Social Club
this evening.-Harrisburg Review.
Mrs. Robert Knox and Mr.. Moreland
left San Francisco last night and viii be
IN Albany tomorrow morning 10 attend
the formers husband, recently stricken
with paralysis
VIII CowAn. Of the L. :. customs Of
tie, and Frank Newton Of the recorders
Office, Of Portland, accompanied Miss
Eva Cowzn home last night on 2 several
days visit.
Hon Geo. W. Wright cE AIbzuv, was
among the conspicuous visitors az the k.
OF p. Celebration Tuesday evening. Mr..
Wright Was especially conspicuous at the
supper table. proving beyond shadow
OF dOuhs, his ability to cope with the
good things OF this hfe.-BroEnsviIle
Times
The Ladies Auxiliary yesterday after
noon did credit 10 one OF the most popu-
lar noyelistslof this century, George e.
liot- A varied program WAS presented
bringing out her public and private life,
and quotations we're gwen Like all OF
the auxilAry's gatherings II was q sue
cess.
The following :. P. firemen iron Rose
burg-PortlAni division have been trans
ierrssi 10 Los Angeles and Tucson: Steve
Willis, Chzs- Patrick, Ben Wiseman, ".
Nichols, John Hodson, Fred Fox and
Chris Salnave. The boys all left last
week Tor their new field OF labor.
The ball given by the Albany Social
Club last night was attended BY about
fifty couple and quite number Of spec
iaturs. An enjoyable affair Is reported.
The concert that preceded the dance
was meritoTious one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ketch1ul. daugh-
ter Lottie and graniehild arrived in Al
b&ny this noon from Salt Lake City, all
| benefited by their trip. Mss Lottie,
when she went there now has full use OF
her voice. Mr.. Al. ketchum who went
with them stopped of in Portland. They
were delighted with Salt Lake City.
The entertainment al the College last
night for the benefit Of the college library
was well carried out A program was
rendered consisting OF . guitar quartet.
Or. Collins. E. f. Goff and Misses Hattie
Ball and Alice Porter, reading BY Miss
Maud Crosby, song by aQuartet, MesSrs
Carlton Sox and John Aftermath and
Misses Redfield and Porter, and Il read
ing by Miss Edna Price, all good. Mr..
Fairbanks, manager OF the Chautauqua
assembly OF Washington then gave n
stereoptican talk on Ben Hurr narrating
in an interesting manner the story, en-
bcllishing it with some good illustrations.
A lunch was served and soeiability pre-
vailed for short season.
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