The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-09-20
FRIDAY
The U. p. Synod.

4 n very entcrtn HlnE session Rae nelu
last night, conducted by Rev. Spaulding,
OF Spokane. Tire boards OF the church
were discussed in an animated manner.
the Importance OF each being fully estab-
lished, foreign by Rev. Henderson.
OF oakville, who displayed great famil-
iarity with the mission in india; the
Iiome, by Rev. Howiey, of Seattle, for
merly OF Chicago; Church extension, by
key. Stevenson, the Freeslmens
by Rev. Wallace, of Portland; education
by Rev. Hayes, and Woman's. the as
sistant of all, by Mrs. Rev. Wallace in a
manner that greatly pleased the audi
ence.
This forenoon was taken up in the
transaction OF church business, this al
ternoon in short addresses on the hap-
iism OF the spirit, by Revs. Hawes, Kirk
patrick, Hayes and Wallace.
The meeting tonight will be of general
interest To young people and il will pay
all 70 attend. The Christian Endeavor
VIII be the theme, Rev. Hood will tell OF
IT'S relation to the church, Rev. Spauld-
ing, its weak and strong points. and Rev.
Hawes OF the meetings at Boston and
Columbus, which he attended person.
ally.
The session OF the synod of the L. p.
church last evening was presided over by
Kew. Howie of Seattle. The y. Z. :. 4.
r. was the subject and IL proved Of much
interest. Rev. Hood talked on the re-
lationship OF the c. +. and church, Rev.
Spaulding on Its weak and strong points
and Rev: Hawes OF PorilAad told Of the
National 9. T.. at Boston ana the u. +.
young peoples convention at Columbus,
one OF the most entertaining efforts OF the
SYNOD aiOnfaeDtfy v,r.4s.ntaf
The synod adjourned this noon after u
morning session devoted TO business and
the discussion OF different topics.
Tomorrow = synodical commune n
will be held after the morning service.
Miss Lilly Robertson left yesterday
Tor Tacoma 10 resume her work in the
public schools.
Mr.. Sam Coins and Misses Edith CLis-
well and Lizzie Farrell, OF Albany. were
among Scio's visitors. last Sunday.-Seio
Press.
Postmaster Smith OF Lebanon was
witness for marriage license this week.
The DENocRAT inadvertently gave him
as the fortunate man. Il is ahout time
any way.
Mr.. Geo. ]. Jackson. representing the
Singer Mig. Co. is in the city. Mr.. Geo.
Haggin will have charge oi the Singer
company business for Linn and Benton
counties.
Mrs. Lucy II. Addition, of Mi. Scott.
formerly of Corvallis, has been made
national lecturer OF the ". c. T. L. and
will 60 east this winter. While there
she viii also lecture on Oregon
Dr. u. W. Maston wen: 10 Yag |
City this noon 10 examine fuenEy-ihree
applicants for admission into the ncw A. |
.. e. W. lodge recently organized there
by Mr.. a u. Baker oi this city.
Miss Sara Brown .;he talented teacher |
OF elocution in willamette University, |
who recently wen, cas-; On account Of tie |
Illness OF her mother. Will return TO
Salem and resume her position IN Ike
university.
Clareuce Puricm lcit Wednesday |
evening for Grants Pass. where hc viii |
accept position with his father in the |
Sotbern Pacific depo. J. :. Pur5oun. who |
is railroad agent al that p.ace.-0regon |
City Enterprise.
Misses Helen and Lille Crawford, Of |
Albany, are rusticating in visiting rela- |
iiycs in this city and iur amusement or |
profit, we have not bcen able TO figure
out which, are picking hops in the |
NopeDs yards.-Scio Press.
Hons. ]. K. wea;herford, Of Albany. |
and W. T.. Yates. OF Corvallis. members |
OF the hoard OF regents of the state agri-
cultural college 4; Corvallis, we're in ihls |
city yesterday ior the purpose OF trans |
acting legal business and hearing the ar
gument in the Weston normal school
case. So far n the latter IN concerned |
these gentlemen had their trip for naught. |
Statesman.
The following from a San Leauiro. |
Calii., paper will he read with interest: |
An interesting meeting was held last Snu- |
day in the NJ. T.. church in behalf Of the |
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. |
Mrs. Taylor OF Oakland delivered fne
address. Mrs. woodcock Of Oakland
also made few earnest remarks. Miss
Eva Simpson Of Albany, Oregon, ably re-
cited selection iron Longicllow's "Le-
gcnd Beautiful" The success oi the
meeting was due to the efforts of Mrs.
Conklin, the president of the society OF
this place.