The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-02-21
SATURDA
SOCIAL AND Personal

U. S. Marshal Grady was in the city
today on business.
Mrs. Frank Lewis and daughter, oil
Independence. are in the city the guests
OF DIR. and Mrs. Adams.
Rev q b. Whitmore, G. W. VI. oi
the A. o. L. W. will lecture 10 the opera
house next Tuesday evening in the ir-
terests OF the United Artizans.
Mrs. W. W. Williams is visiting in
Albany this week, the guest Of her
daughter and son-in-iaw, Mrs. ID. V. and
Rev. Mr. neutrality-suspicious. En-
terprise.
w. b. Lawyer will leave for the
/ mines, where he will reman several days
With the first clean up it is reported
that he will make trip to London IN the
interest Of the syndicate.
We see Rev. J. b. Lister has returncd
from Eastern Oregon. He Gays he en-
joyed the trip, had a most enjoyable
meeting at enterprise, where twenty per-
sons united with the church.-Independ-
ence Enterprise.
Mr.. q. B. Dodd, OF Oakville, WIS la
the city today Though over eighty
years OF age Mr. Dodd is as spry as /.
boy. a year or tso ago, after being
frozen and starved ont of Dakota he
came to Oregon to start in life.
c. W. Sears and wife, ". 4. Barnett.
wife and five children. Samuel Worrell
and c. F.. Walden, will leave tomorrow
morning for san Francisco by way OF
the Elmore and an o. x. & y. steamer.
the fare being only $50. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sears will go on a trip. Mr. Barnett and
| family TO locate on account of the formers
health, Mr.. Worrell with an eye to get
ting into business and SIR. Waldren the
same, perhaps continuing his journey 10
South America or South Africa.
THE COLLEGE rs SOCIAL.
A large and well pleased audience at
tended the social and entertainment
given by the Y. W. c. A. OF the college
IN he so ieiy and adjoining rooms, las,
evening. The bright young ladies OF the
association display Ell marked talent ia
| their management OF the evenings en-
iertainmeni- i program cLoioe in every
detail was presented. Misses Anderson
| and Smick touched The piano skiIlfuiiy
A taking iii;le drama cousin Frank
was presented, Misses Courtright, Tor
| bet and HacklemAn taking the three
leading parts cf the Misses Raymond,
living in lodge, with fine conceptions
Of the characters. They loagei for
man. and were in ecs,@ci,s over the ap-
preaching visit OF Cousin Frank" who
wss br,ught by Mrs Thorn. Miss Maud
Crosby, = io proved TO be young lady
after all. 20 their disappointment. Miss
| Mamie Allen was Cousin frank. Miss
Marguerite Hopkins begEeen the scenes
was heard 10 4 beautifully rendered pl-
ano solo: Messrs Fzrvin, Akers and Lua-
dell and Miss Anderson presented 4q1a
ieiie song well rendered: Miss Vida
MAssou pleased the audience with a
guitar solo with accompaniment by Miss
Anderson; one o! the best things on the
program wAs a calliope duet by J. c. IT.
vine and Ed Stewart Miss Maud C1osby
read ioboggan story; Miss Eva SimP.
son Siih her rare talent and great eAss
reciied the story Of the Judgment day
that came 10 two Asoys. and sn insssien'
encore resulted in Little Boy Blue '
Miss Ethel Redfeii, president. presided
l with her usual grace. i fortune telling
establishment; wAs well managed 6y
three gypsies, Misses Ina McCullOch and
Mamie Alien and Mr. Clyde Bryant and
posiotfice Tor valentines in another
corner. A grand march and games tool
up the well spent time oi the evening.